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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 16, 1889 · page 2

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CANDIIMTIIH I'OII Illinll PLACES.

It. Prutdant I’refi-n In Matu- III- Own
lelartlons. but There Are "Int-«leis In
Illa “'ay—Tha Foreign Minions—Mimi“.
I ”are [or Judge “redial“.

Walllllm'ox, Mart-h lti t‘lmuneey M.
MW Unit] to lie the preeiilt-nt'- chom- {tn
the English mhoiort Whether Mr. Deposi-

M to him is doubtful. lit» lrieuda here di
notthink it likely that he thllirl throw it]
such a highly paid pelts-In as the |Ir|lfillIt'Ill‘)
of the New York Central for that of English
mm with its (witnmratively small stiptmd.
It is aid that Mr. Depew was the man tlu
[ambient had in his mind [or the English
Int-ion when he disagreed with Blaine about
the Fit. Mr. “'hitolaw IIUIII, the “'hit:
Home gospips say, can undoubttnlly IIBVI
France ll he cares for it, or Germany.
Failing Mr. Dept-w, Ilr. Ewart» appems tI
bathe favorite and his name has been sug
gated tothe president (or the English mire
lion by New York politimms. il'amer
Miller’s friends think he deserves this mis-
sion, but if he cannot have it the way ought
to be opened for him to reach the senate by
sending Mr. Evans to England. It is believed
by many, however, that Ilr. Evans does not
want to leave the senate, and that Warner
Hillel“! chances for the mission are not very

Col. Fred Grant. called on the prteidt-nt
yesterday. He is hopeful that he will
benominated tor the mission to China.

News. ('hilds and Dn-at-l, of Philadelphia,
were quite chiilul by the manner in which
Prsident Harrison replied when they called
a low days ago to present the name of Col.
Grant for this mission.
ofi' hand way, as if Child: and IIrt-Xel Wen

would accept the appiiutment Wen- it tend

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lie remarked in an,

strangers and ordinary sit-it set-king visitors; I

“Well, I'll take the papenr."

In connection with the belief that Justice.
Stanley Matthews is upon his deathbed, it i: _
stated that Judge Walter Q Gresham, of the ‘,

United States circuit court, will be appointed
lathe event 0! a vacancy by the death or
Mgnation of the Ohio jurist. A short time
before President Harris. III le t lndianapoli:
for Washington J udgo Gresham spent an
evening at his house. When he left the resi-
dence of the president Judge Gresham was in
such excellent humor that some o! his friends
who are intimate with the present otc.upnnt
of the White House made inquiry and ascer-
tained that the aubjett of Greshams going
upon the bench of the United Stan»: .~uprr mi
court in the event of a vacancy has been
talked over. Justice Matthews, reorgaizing
his probable inability to ever sit upon tin
bench again. proptm tendering his resigna-
tion to the president, and Gen. Harrimn will
themupon adunnntc Judge (in-abut” in he
steed

Senator Chance to Resign.

Va Wsamsoros, March Iii—The report that

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“mi-menthol” $5,000tothanar

Senator Chum, of Bhode Island, is to re
sign appears to be well founded. It is stated
that at the senatorial caucus it was an-
nuanced that the contemplated resignation
would take place early in the coming week.
Senator Chacc desires to quit public life and
attend more Cloeel to his manufacturing iri—
tererts. As the to Island legislntnreis
now in reunion it isluhought that Senator
L‘hace‘s meet-rm: will be elected immedi-
ately. Among the candidates {or the place
arses-Governor George I’mIlll} ll ethane
and Congressman II. J. Spoontr.

It “'III llclp thu- Irleh Cause.

“'aslilxuros. March lit—A papa signed
by nearly all the members of the house and
manic of the Fittieth magi-ms and promi-
nent officials of the government, stating that
the intelligence and wealth of the United
States support Gladstone and l’arnell III their
efiorts to!" home rule in Ireland, will shortly
be torwardcd to England. The paper In»
been in circulation for some time, and its ob
jectis to 0356:! the claims of the Tory [In-e
of England that only the ritl'ratl of ADD-I'l-
eans arein sympathy with and lend nrtiie
support to, Parnell and Ulntl‘tulll'.

 

Russell Harrison's Aspirations.

Wasmxo'rox, March m.—-Tlie president's
on, Russell Harrison, has been engage] much
of the time since hie arrival in the city in
looking out tor the interests of Montana.
where he has settled and is running a news.-
paper. He has been particularly concerned
in baring the Federal other» in Montana tilled
according to his own liking. It I.» mid that
he hupolitical aspirations, and how. to come
to the United States senate from Montana
when she is admitted u a state.

John C. Sew In Washington.

Wssuisorox, March lit—John C. New,
at Indiana, is in the city. A great deal of
speculationas to the presibilitics of his a!»
patntmeut to a foreign mission has been in-
dulgedin. Mr. New said that he had come
here to look after the Illleflbls of certain
Iriendswho were applicants {or ofiiccs and
that he had no other buslntfie here.

Mr. Clarkaon Takes Ilolil.

Wsamstorox, Mart-Ii 16. ~llr. Clarkson,
die newly confirmed first assistant [mtmaster
general, arrived at the department shortly
More l2ociock. chas received by Col.
Stevenson, and the oath was administered by
Judge Lawreuson. He was then introducel
k) the employer of the ofiloe.

51n- Ilarrlaon Seas "N34”. "
“'asmxc‘rox, March l6. —Mrs IIarr'LI-on,
mm“ by Charles Saunders. Mr». Rus-
sell Harrison, lira MtKee, Miss McKee and
Hi- Newooniberax‘cupiul a box at Albaugh’r
thistle and witneamd the perturmance oi
“Naijy” by the Casino company.

 

A Soldier's Luat Shot.

Patna, Hart-h III—A soldier namtd Vert-
yoie, undergoing trial by court martial at
Oran, Algeria, for attempting to desert,
threwaquid of tobacco at the president 0!
Iberian, Col. Thierry, striking him in the
cheek. The prisoner was found guilty and
«damned to death.

 

Progress of Journalism.
RWYOII, larch 16,—ka the edition
d George P. Rowell new. American News-
”Directory, unmounted April 1 a
ram that the newspapers and periodicals
khdsI-asd in the United States and
Meow number )7, WI, showing again
“Miler-tag tbs lasttwslvamonths, aadot
I,” h in years.

A Ma lar Flu Monthnptsta-
law Your, larch tilt—A wealthy philan-
Wdthcity, well known inProhlbl-

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A FOURTElN—VEAWOLD MURDERER.

Ila Its-suited Ihvtuu (unions-1| to Ito Illa

“cork Properly—Ills \‘It'llnt is Item.

NEW Volta, Hatch Iti.—-t'hri-lnm Weird,
III “II omp‘oie at Henry [In it” 1‘» butcher
rip-p, llI 'i‘vulli “vi-“uni u." hlul‘ifl‘l IIIIIl lll'
lull)‘ “notolnl In Patrick .ilu-huti. Iifll‘il it.
who “in l'llll | owl n: nt-lmri-lmg III the sailor
“elm utIlIrnl llw'lmu lu I‘it‘llll llIt-m‘niw.
and i‘tIiIliuliul l .m in ii I llro \ioik no”. In ht-
eas nib-u mule». him-Iran [II-'ht‘tl up a
darn» kmle. II“ I, uttering an oath and an
IlllII‘I'I‘lll tjiiliu'l, altllllkll “’l‘ifi jllnl lI'lU“
the hem t. litrnnn tied, but has captured at
the bone “ll-l't‘ a servant Kll‘i ot his at“
qllllllllillil't' “PIA employed. The girl had cou-
reulul him Ill l. -r Iii-driven. lie told tiredn-
twtno that “rim had hounded him and
um-in-liiea l'lll"llll to him. John llabb, anv
other u-mphiye in the allup, “ho witnessed the
stabbing. drain. .\ieelian'e htory. “‘uiafi i:
dying III ”denial hermrrlmpa ’le la the
brine it’llHN' “(In rmuu-Il hutvrfll norm-u
Iltii‘ur; n turn-m- nt hone- tin- at Nititlim‘i'nue
and l“lll_\ «Wt-nth strwt, til-1 at a your an”.
by gulp; on tho root and ii-llmg lillllhl'll
douuliy “print 1.. {hr “unlit“: \\llt'l't.‘ lhn
“omen new, and then luucr.h,; iii" “nillt'l‘
in \IhI-I'u the firemen l‘vIIv lzml “llll their lud-
l--rt Tllt‘t‘xlllull bl‘ut:_.;lrt \\’.~...~ llilum'h'lr
z'ity. It was the young, truth ambition t‘
uwome n tin-hunt .‘my-Ir ll~'-utt trinl h
get him appantmlflmt Wei: me. not tail
.Iiiiiiiuh. and llil.'I'I' wa~ no nay ta Made the
Ivl'llllilillt'v on tile wide-t, NI linil W. ins had
.u silt'lt' l-I III‘ ll tiil'.

SONS OF I'l'OlL COMBINE

.‘II't'IIIaIIll-s and tanner» luite Io tibtaln
Ian-nshlv Legislation.

'l'itoi, N. Y.. March iii—When the stale
.Jmlll'llUI the Fido-ration of Trades met in
this city Millt.‘ time ago a I‘t'HJiIIlllIII was
adopted appinting a i'oxruntttn- to confer
WIN] a committee from tip Farmers and
Grnngers’reswuttionot the .«tate, tin-latter
having exprem-d n dwire to unite with tln
truths in regard to il'glrltilltlli. About twenty
delegates met In this city and t'IIIlbUIIIIIIlIlr-tl
the ulliauw. Mr. Spaldmg. reprm-ntlng the
Partners, \l'iliutm Stu-re. the [nit-ration, and
\iillnn IIIIXI‘,I. tire grangcrs', Wern- nppointula
r‘IrIIIIIIllln- to look alter Ir-gi‘lattr-n nth-cling
tin-ititt.-I'i.~t.~I-I tln- littlllt" in the nillrilli‘t'
'l'honllianw llnlnt‘wll the Irirnmn taxation
bills, theratm prawn law, the Entire-s [Will's-
anil Dormant b.il. the Cong-«hall bill. relating
to the preference o! American labor for our
pioynient on public Works, and llll' .‘lullauy
e-Ial N‘ullvul‘a‘ bill.

Mont:- riole Continues Illa Stun.

l'IT‘rsltLItvé, l’n.. Ilnrih lt'i. —('ount All
Montcrcoiv Ilib not yet suct‘mlcd in tlifip‘av
ingot his ~erz~ntionni ".~tur_i"' runny pills-r
here. A gentleman “ho had an intervwn
with the l"vlilll any: the latter make: some
~tartlin; .‘liiil‘liit'lllfi, and many of \‘ILII'II are
lInl pzrpr f-r publication. The (until.
noon: other thugs, lbs-Phi that he tint IIIrl
.\li~a‘ Kit-Ix m a public garden in ltnly. when-
\lln' l- .2.“ a t'.:'t.1tton by shaking her wine
_ la.» :. n! ternard throwing I’HN'.‘ from
:.ur r ‘.-at,_r' bouquet to him from her lnlq‘nny.
lie r.~.~.>rt~ that he married her {or lore,
err-mm; that ~llk‘ had no fortune, and reiter-
III'S the trim of his lather-3 fortune and
radio. Iir'x‘Iys it L» \vell kit-Mil in Europe
that his “it‘u: luL-i decided to go on the stage,
all dcniub notwrthstanthig. lie .‘Iihu “\Kel'Li
that no tllVivI'l'N prut'tetlings ham lie-vii in»: -
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Sons of \s-ts-mn-I to (uristrlldatc.

Aura“: )lunh Iii—Cornuirinder in Chiet
Marks, ot the Sons of Veterntb', has issiml
murderi-um‘ening a ~le't'ltIlt‘llt‘tllnfitllcll! ot
'lio national delegate. in lill‘r’ r'ityon April
it), to comidvr the prognwi l"l'|~v'll'lzlll"ll oi
the pet nn'l ramp ryrtetib. 'i'iiv-rv or» H"
deb ,.::itv~ all told. 'l‘iiI- a mention “ill be
laid in the Ipinrtohot l'hti M on lirvuidn‘ay.
lie Ipdrtnh nt 1‘ n mnannl Ni llydi. of this state,
.~I'X‘h1'll’tl tr be III't‘N-III; flint) lien. .‘lrlnvll,
national rorinrmtidir of the I':I!IIIi system,
The gathering will be one of the that im
portmrt ever livid by the Sum of Veterans. a:
the ('qutll-lflll'dl quwtiun i~ one that ha:
eugagui the (slit‘lllluII of both >3 ~t.-m~ torn
uumberut \’ 'n'. 'l'ltommp~_\'.~twrntimber“
”n. "1...: l.r..~;Ir-i.)ii.~, owing; to it> large mem-
ivrdrip, not ir-iz.v,; wailinmi exclusively to
«his ot vetuuru.

 
 

'I'au‘ult t‘aptnred at Int-t.

WbT SELKlitfl. .‘IIIII., March lIi,-—.~\ report
to; jllrt bu- In ru-eiiul he In th: it Willie Tib—
mitt llilflllllrIl-‘PCI’DI A. J. Haw,“ lltv' I 'L‘iil. 1g.
millionaire, mu c.nptnrui at Lake \V unripen '.
\ ten days a to .‘tll. Stem tht- brntht-r- Ill‘ aw
III the riinr-lu-rnl Iiuiliunnir». Marti-ii north on
1 unit» “ilit'h lid: Iiv'tn'lr'rr: itnll intiiv firm-l
that 'l'nscnit was at “ark {or a ruilrv will L‘UII'
tractor at ilati Portage. Canada. Mr. thlh’;
“pm in pill'rllll of the murderer. only to find
that anuit lIIIII Ilul Further north. He had
lawn wanted by irlt~tivl~ in Chicago that Stone
\vasun his trail. and bad Inanagm] to elude
capture .‘lr, Mono gave out that he would
retnni to tin.- Stat-Ia but instead tollomtl on
Tim-utt‘.» trail, Will! the remit that he came
up with him at Lake Winnipeg. Extradi—
lion pnpt-m “ill be app div-i for, and 'l'rut-utt
will be at our; taken to tiliim go I'ir trial.

 

The full River Strike.

l-‘au. ltn an. .‘lfl'h., March lit-The plate
arbitrator: _Vr'\l-'I‘|ill:.' \‘Lsttul the [ward of
trade, who ret'uwl to rw'ugniz' or treat with
the “rum”; syn-avert Tm: arbitrators then
visited the strikers' committm and submitted
a prop- eitiou that the mun-rs n-tum to work
unmrrditiunaliy. whereupon 1h..- manutnc-
turcrs Would nmsent to submit the question
at lame to the l- on] of arbitration. The
atrikerh'cnnunittm: tlill IIII! (NIIIwiIlL-I’ the prop.»
.ition a fair one, but said they would submit
it to a runes met-ting o! weavers. There is no
doubt that it will I» rejected. Both sidesare
still firm.

 

Jersey’s Ito) I'Ientl at Large.

New Bausswrcx, N. J., March In -—Plulip
Raynor, the Cranbury lloy fiend who on
Thursday night so mvagely attacked Annie
and Henrietta l’crrine, is still at large. III:
is sapwood to be hiding in Beer Swamp, ten
miles southeast of Trenton. ’The swamp is
surrounded by yoluntecr searchers.

Kerr Declared Not Guilty.

NEW ‘i'oitu. March Iii—Tho jury in the
ease or Thomas B. Kerr returned a verdict at
"not guilty" at 5:15 o‘clock yesterday after-
noon. The jurors retired at 2 o'clock and do
liberated for three hours and five minutn be-
fore announcing their desire to return to
court.

Prosperous New York Central.

New Your, March iii—The directors at
the New York Central railroad declared the
regular quarterly dividend of l per cent.
The statement for the quarter IIIIOWI an in-
crease in the not eamiagsot timer).

The Bank Robber ls Insane.
Warm-rows, N. Y.. March lit—Phelps,
the youth who robbed the Norwood bank last
Saturday, has been declared tonne by the
physicians appointed to examine him. He
will be taken to the Utica asylum.

 

 

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larrlam-e and Deaths 2: rents.
lanai Notices 10 cents pcr line.

Engines? finds.

I“ II: PECKW'IZLL,
. ARCHITECT.
Room 50. flatiland'n Block.
Waahmgton sin-ct. south Norwslk 12.13 7h

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Organist of the Yln-t Congregational Church Wstu
bury. Teacher of
Pianoforte, organ and Burial
Composition.

f6 ly Lock Box 30 P. 0,, NORWALK. cm.

F 'I'IIOM‘ES.
A
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thnix insurance 00. of Hartford
AND
N()'I‘AIIY I'UIIIIIL'.
ROWAY'I'ON. CONN.

C It. D'AR'I'OIS.
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t‘atercr for Weddings. and Parties. Ire Chain
constantly on hand tor the Pick and viell Ilia tele-
bratcd Boot Bi‘t‘f and Employment Inca.
50 MAIN 512. at) NOHW.‘tLK. (1'.

J D. JEN‘NINGS.
Successor to L B. Quiuutrd.

Undertaker & Brnbalmcr.

ELEUI'RIC xton'r BELL is 'mr orncr.
No. 4 Knight St. Residence 5 Elm at,
880 3m Norwalls, Conn.

ATTEV'I'ION.

O 1
Sewing Machine supplies,
Attachments. Parts, .‘el'tlic! Br’ir. etc. furnished
General Repairing of all kinIh-anri nuke.» o!
Bering Machines. 3!. rill All ER.
83 lain 51.. no. Nomilr. 358 ly

(1.0:. CROWE,

Carpenter and Builder.

Plans furnirhed and intimate:- given.
Jobbing of all kind! promptly attended to.
nho Ann rtrect. mar Mam
P. 0. )1 #1. South NorwalltCt.

J II. RAYMOND,

Bhildcr and Contractor.

Work done by the day or contract. .
Ofile foot of IIsvriand SL on Wntrr. PO. Be: an.

 

 

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51 South Main stretr, nag“ (' 'ty Hotel,

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Office Hours. in l0 2 p. m.
«‘19 am Telephone connection. ti to it p. in.

 

SOUTH SOBWALK SAVINGS BANK

at Washington Street.

Open Daily from 9 to 12 a.m., and from I to 3 9.3
and on satntday eveninga from ti to S.

Wintercst allowed on Deposits.

ALDEN so MAINS, Prom;
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tut iv ,) JUIIN Ii. KNAPI'. not: aua'l‘reae

\‘TM. 8. KNAI’P,

Architect and Civil Engineer,

Farah-hes Plans, Smidrstnnp and superintend—
ence tor the conetrurtio of cycry dert'rmtion
o! bulldtnzp.

THESIS REASONABLE.

Omel—Taylor‘s Building Wuhinutou SL.
50. Norwalk P. 0. Box 775.

ATENTS.
o. It ensures,
Washington. D. (1.
Ten years in United Shite: Patent Once.
dkw Guide to inventors mailed tree.

George II. Raymond”

FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.

Call and see my large stoc of all kindeof furniture.
86 BlaIn Street. Harwell.

Also to furnish everything accretion for
the interment of the dead, day or night.
connection with midcnce. Ito. sBerkley place.

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Daniel L’Ilommedicu’s.

Henry Tilly,

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Special attention given to rev
pairs in all branches.

A good second-hand, two-seat-
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Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’rornptly.

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I‘onlards, l’ongee and India silks, rlch

Trimming, and Dress Silks.

Open In; Exhibition of Our native
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manufacturers. many at who ll rm «mm but by it». went mama! M loom: rim atom

SATINES.

In this popular animal wr announce it Molina-mu: my «1 elbow we" awe». muniovc It!” a
outlier ul sari-mnent and blending of rimmed «til-mil: In at ruin .i. menu: to ‘bt out datum

WScotch Ginghams.

ls tho-tr monu—

Is we nbsli view: it mom-ma and r unplem momma Mail: oie' we no .,..
with W

Hundreds of New Bficets In Pine Wool Goods.

TRAVELERS’ 8m.
c'ry Wide Sarah Silks, 75m and itl.
Elegant Faillc Franc-misc and Ammo: Silke‘.
Wide Black Silks worth $51.50 at al.
' Best Silks ever sold at 75c.

Wool Goods.

All the m cairn. New [ham and airtniuimip. all um um «nuuhruumim

llllllllltl at Ilmlcltailt Battle

0w bore! the photon Tours! anicl n i‘l‘w’ Cloth me eery hum datum quiull‘p. rut-tn.» .IItI u out. W4
It! wfitllmt « iulilm'u I or at rde
All "Air ll'l“W-.\lhil't'flu lineman)

Mme I1 pan-mt more oftlw m .nrh emu-1' q mum-m1, at 5,...

Iopwrcsrrtttu Drop-1‘ Minn it for

'0“ lot at «he dol sr Isma- wry wide at I'II'.

Oar moftbc rim huge-i sr the.
A t:- lol’c l l 2132 wool good:- at I'M.

W.B.HALL&CO

 

 

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Prat. (fanned "mu. a tin» sr'v'le, two wine hr '3!»

FRUIT PUDDINE!

m u; .tms [Irma that can he prepar d m tie-r illillllh'lt. lit.- we \\ in i “w. «imam. it“ and! 11mm

So. I
Slackrrcl at "It lb. Mackerel in IO and *0 lb.
klltu, Salt l‘inls amt Skater llerrina. are.

tum. Thou who luv»: amt it up: all hwtiry or ll.

lI'or Ilse Lenten steam we have fins-clan.

Thcilncst Florida Oranges in the City 31326 a doz.

3 iii llnrllliell creamy Fun in till, a lit ll.

3 1-2 lbs. Choice, sweet Bony Butter for m, or 30c lb

1 It». Good, Dairy Butter tor :51, or 28: lb.

Nam “‘linwdnrf ‘ll nzu'.» {Vicar-id Mdmlau and
mo- To 1;. u. and solo It oysters in a. as» ll‘i'mtrilloum li‘i’l: l .i.~ u- if" :.i-

Fresh Eggs, 200 per doz.

W(MM laud: vhtfui; one pound wlil .m for me. prominent! my nub-ritual. Pm mutant Tn rt.

(dilataul'mm. ror lh. ‘l.h~ tor-.512. kam- tl'rtliibnim Marmot nil ' 0‘ _~,._ 8 woe nmflw 591.

21a: Clam: I‘m Plan for an

Wm ”1:101? YOUR ORDERS
We you tried the «hm 'Dew Drop (" arl'ltll' L’tumutv may lientlraiunu all.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

32 wit-unmet. -

DAVID STOW

F u r niture-

BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits.

lulu Aetqsw Osk (mutter suit. 8 pieces, SWIM: i‘hmimy mm. in: {mum

Ann ("lumber 31mm: Iliu~roufi.£3l‘lltll 'lllln liumt en: ti owner-lid tor :Illii- money
I” t dad Vahrw-my

Lhiflj and‘tnsls fine; TABLES.

1%: am “meat 0! Antique and fancy dill‘umlll cilia ire. ll‘th fibula. Blanking «PM. Mic.

DAVID STOW,

8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

8001']! NOBWALK,
on exams

lllllll' [Will

A GENERAL

IN ALL GOODS.

Everything will be told

Iiegardless of Cost.

People trialling to Fairy

Underwear, Hosiery,

Gloves, Ribbons,
Silks and Velvets,

Cara buy them new

At ' a Great Sacrifice.

 

MILLINERY

lower than ever.
GIVE ME A. CALI...

H. Krieg jer’s.

Magma.
MAIN mm,

noun: Non-walk, Conn.

 

 

 

orjn sTOOK

“or”

Hamburgh Edgings
Plum Pun Ulll Par Ylll 10 Till Pillars.

l. llllllililllllll lr SilN,

84 Washington street.

South Norwalk.

 

 

ALL ORDERS FILLED I’IIOIII'TLY.

 

31W FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH

GIVE US A TRIAL

GROCERIES AND MEATS

——-—A'l‘ Till OLD STAND 0l’-——-

T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
spnmowoon. ‘

 
 
 

 

 
 

T0 Bllllll THEM.

Mild-tome.

- . (mi. ’1 r.‘ t not”.

SI.“ by null. j

.SENSIBLE LOW-COST HOUSES. -—ll0W

Our new. ITI.A§. entitled, "I~‘I"N§llILE LOW
(“051‘ "I‘ll ‘l. ~ IND“ 'I‘O III II. II THEM."
Now ready. This contains plans, illustrations. and comp]: tr: descriptions of“
Se n. Its-nitrite], and t Iu- apt oumn llou-u minding from M to .7500.
who“; how you I an bull. l a 3'

.mm bony t->r.~tl7.'sl!,: lid how to make them

rmn'r-nir-nt, lit-tsllln. ligitt. cool. and nlrr in summer,
warm and cheaply Itl'IlIl'lI in u'mtrr.
“In" In «In, and \r Iivm th .u “h .i not to do

Tell. IIIlIIIAIlIII.’ builder; of homea
p. w rib-4 honest-a oduptrd

N.1'l'lll\\::\lillll'l‘li‘('l"§ I \III

'7 t he nlnui Mn et, Philadelphia. Pa.

 

 

lumen and Haalstones l

Doom buy smouume at or Iliadatone from any

oomph but to di rec: in tht rimw rv-itns ot
bl. Batu- W a . r élru'l, Nurealk and twin i one
a la rill, m. aid you w. ttoi I». d m; {minted in iu
wwunm- D-attr in a. i kind-- of building atom
and «Memory aork.

I’. ‘\ . 13rk'l‘l'3S.

618m

[Bill llllil' Llifl Til-Dill.

To-Itorrow Itay be Too Late.

Take an Endowment Policylhst you may need in
old am. It you live or if you die, it wid he a help
to your family . centriaday Will gin: a young
man an tldrrumr-nt of 'l 000 to be paid to him at
m parrot age or to his Ialiiil y at lltalh hunt-I a
(in) wt liiiryou a litr pol. cy tor $1. 000 and ion
(lo nut illicit what \on have paid 1! you atop paying
my twat: «1' thn't.
lVSL‘RE IN THE

OOHIEGTIGUT GENERAL

Life Insurance Go.,
01' HARTFORD.

s. S. L'BOMMEDIICU. Agent.
South Norwalk.

Jacob M. Layton,

Real Estate and House Art-at.

 

 

‘ GeneralInsurancedgcncy

Fire. Life and Accident.
(been Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Steeruge.

W:- for one 1: and upwards and Money OrdenI to
all part» of Europe.

Rotary Public. Acknowledgcmentrl Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

05 I'm-h pron \" (Next door to Post—office )

South Horwalk. Conn.

Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.

)WNS den-irons.- of obtaining life insurance at
actual coat, abould write for circular: Io

Security latest Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.

‘il‘hiuI fiociety claims that for six years the cos-t to a
member of middle age hatI been

Lees The Twelve Ilollars a Year

tor each thousand dollars 0! insurance. am am

[llllll'l‘lllll 8: SUN

ll lain St.,\

'orn alk, CL,

Wholesale and Retail

DREUGGIST S.

”Spatial attention paid to Prescrl lions, which
arcemnponndodb y a graduate of tint? New York
collated Ph.armacy

 

W. H. MEEKER & CO.

SOLE AG BSTS

FOR THE

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’
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘ln and beet Iron Work.
8m, RANGES.
AND T I NWAR E .
Isa-atrium to:

Steal sal Hot Air Heating.
Inna-sum.

 

 

 

JlIS’l‘ RECEIVED. '

New Pickles,

Assorted Chow Chow,

(fret-kins and i‘Iixed 3
Pint: and )1 pint Bottles.

Sweet Pickles and Franklin.

Also assortment of Garden and Dcllwotzh's fine

Olives, Tomato Catsups,
and Jellies, in Glass.

English Dairy, Edam, and Pine-
apple Cheese.

—A'r—-——

llflllllElHiRllill’S

xo. sxonrn MAIN smear,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

A RECENT

$10,00 0.00

Tontinc 01' Club Payment.

———-...———-—1

5 AN ILLUSTRATION of the benefits of laser
1 ing on the Mutual Toutiue or Club Plan of the

Home Benefit
:ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway, New York,

we give below a list of beneficiaries that participated

in the distribution of the moneys due from the two

{5, 000! lab.- 8 and U, on thcdeathol‘ Frederick
5'. G. Jones, 0! \‘cw \ork City.

 

Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. Itweived.

HENRY E. G. LL'Y'I'I ES ....... sun 25 0625
Luytite Bros., Importers. N. Y

EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ 209.75 M

Arthitect. A. T. atom-art E~tate,N.Y. .

WILLIAM L. IIOIIR ............... 199.00 625
Merchant, Bridgeport, Conn

Gannon use ERT ............. Liaom an
Dry Goals. N. Y.

HERBERT ANS’I‘EY .............. 199 00 t5
Private Secretary, Judge Hilton.

ALFRED P. BOLLER ........ . ..... 199.00 03
Civil Engineer, N. Y.

WESTON L. SNYDER ........... “5.00 85
Commission Merchant. N. Y.

F. W. G JONES ................... 231.80 625
Paid to flame. ——

$5.000

HERBERT ANS’I'EY .......... 8199.“) ‘1.“
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.

WILLIAM B. STRONG ......... 94,40 1.000
lerchant. _

FREDERICK W. SEYBEL. . .,.. 144.00 1,000
Wholesale Itilliucry. N. Y.

EDWIN L GWA'I‘IIMEY. .. .. .. 139.00 1,010
Lock Itauutactory, Brooklyn.

1". W. G. JONES ................ 231.80 LM
Paid to Kellie. _.

85.000

le Yon, July ad, 1880.
Home BerufitAssociatlon, New York. N. Y.

Gamma“: I take Ieasurc In acknowled (flu:
rcceiptot chec no for 625. amount of divl
the me on the oath of one of the membtrs of my
club in yourAssotiation.

I can recommend your Aerociation as a desirable
one to be insured in, tor iti- prompt noes In the settle-
ment ofclaimn. and lie Tontinc system as a profit-

able investment. Yours vethl l;
HORR.
Merchant, Bridgeport. Conn.

F. A. HAMILTON,

GENERAL AGENT.
I’- 0. BOX 827,

SOUTH NORWALK. NM.

301! Bowl-fill- '
1» at once establish!
we trade in all parts. by
lltlt'll' our mull-rs .
and goods whmta-pso III II so.
then. we will nadir-returns
y arson In each Iota fly. the vrry
est sawial- dustbin- made In

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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and: a‘sv th- Ile' pate-ts.
which have run “I“tm'thu.‘ pinata

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Nita-rhino II the world.
Its capital Ive-Ilsa. sis,

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