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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 11, 1889 · page 2

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SLAUGHTER ON THE BAIL.

Shocking Accident on the Chi-
cago and Santa Fe.

""1! PERSONS K I Ill-Ill I Ns'l'l Nl'lil'

0n. oi the VII-time nu Ilrr “‘ay in HM!
l'urk .\
Railroad lIn-I-itlir .lmonu the \I'i‘touuly
Injured.

JOLIE‘I’, ll» , AI-l'tl ll.‘ l-K-ur prim-m m-Ie
Instantly killed. fI-urprul-iihiy fatally Iilluiol
and [hum-III-Il‘dl lilpli'ulill tutu-um on the
Chicago, Santa l-‘.- and I‘nhfuruia load at 4
o‘clock ymtiiitay liminnl; In lilii-xtriiI'I'I~I,:Iit
train running; Int-v I unbound pun Ivngivr Imin
No. 1'. The l'“"~ uni-r tin.” um “liming on
time and them“ I lllll-l “IN followup: A!
[prelim llll’ ginniw i.» very el- up hill the I'll“
3in r of the calm MW that ho: train wn~ ini—
IIIaungelil-le ju~l ml he pom-nod the lamp»
on the nor of the li:t.\~.'l|_{l'l' frIIIiI. lle
wliir-tlwl for brakes and Front ll.itllivnian l'.
I. l’Iilmer sprang for the brakes. It was tin
loft-and the freight engine I'r.i~li:-.l into the
private car, -Iri\in,; i' upon the ‘tcp. of the
Pullman can lw'nntul Anna.

A M‘a'lll‘ iii in he i'Ii .Ilil l cuiil union envu-‘vl.
l't'llvlrlctl IvonilI‘I- l\‘ :h- ain't-kl :vl llll' IIIIv
fortunate Imhfl’llru'l'a \i be \lI'I'I' l‘llllli'tl III the
Mllllt‘l'tkl coach. The trnIIInn-ii illltl Illl' more
cool hI-iillul of the ll:.lll3lll""l llflx‘l'llgill‘!
quickly got to “'1th Izn-l an oil \llN'HVl‘l‘t'd that
four of the [lam-Iigun lull hum killul in-
Itantly. mine of “Will hurl :hly IIIangleIL

Tho killed are: ltohert lleIIrg' llnrt. Bow
ton: Mini .‘lti‘u “'innlow, llrooklino-z “Harry,"
the [moi-tor, hos Angelle; Thomas Smith, cook,
1" Angelou

The Injured are: J. l“. llart, llmton, prob
ably fatally; Mrs. J. l", lliirt. Hut-dull, prob
ably fatally; Henry W. Lamb, Briuikliiie, fa-
tally; l’. L. Palmer, braII'I-Innn, Chicago,
aerloualy xcnliled and bruise-II.

The engineer and tlreumnof the freight are
badly wounded and molded, and Will Itie.

John F. Hart, who I: a director of tho t'nli-
foruin Central railway, was in the private
car. llothhis legs Were broken and lie was
badlyil‘aldul. Ilia you null daughter, who
amenipiuilc-l him, Were killed Iiutmitly.
Henry W. lamb, also in the private car. “‘15
amldulabout the face and body. l'ulmer,
the freight brakeutan, was thrown over the
freight engine into the “MRI of debris, but he
(1me With a bod scald on his face and both
hands terribly burned.

Thetouinat ear, jiet ahead of the alwper
Santa Anna, was not in juml, Illl'l the other
coaches and baggage car were diuiiugml only
about the draft Irons. Engineer John llynder
was severely bruised by the force of the con-
mien. Tue wreck of the private (‘III’ was
left at lnr- um and the remainder of the train
came on to Chicago.

)llaa Winslow, Mr. llart‘e niece, who i:
among the killed, “as on her way to New
York to he married.

Two stock shippers, who were in the
cat-mm of the freight train, were uninjured,
and were among the t‘lllcl norkers in rem lung
victims. They were 5. C. Fairhrother and
B. A. Fleashman, both of \l’yiicuniln, )lo.

Theengine of the freight lies two-thirds
under the special car, which is completely
shattered. A large gang is now at Work
clearing away the wreck. The fireman of
the paleonger train says: “We are not to he
Hunted for the accident. It was pitch dark
when the craali came, and we stopped our on-
gine its quick as we could. We Were running
on time, but the freight was an extra. When
she istnlck us every coupling on our train
was broken. liven the coupling on the tender
of our engine was broken. The freight en-
gine ran right through the but coach, and
then the boiler hunt. The Cl'il'a o: the dying
and injured were aimply awful. The boiling
water had teen thrown over them and their
flesh terribly scolded."

to luv 3| iinlml I'rmulin-nl

Suicide In a New York Hotel.

New YORK, April 1I.—'l‘hurwald Egidius,
son of the Norwegian consul at Amstenlnin.
um found dead at )lorello's hotel, ti West
Twenty-ninth street. He Iva; lying on the bed
with his knees drawn up nII-l his hands
clinched. Go.»- lo‘as escaping from three jets
and a large pipe which supplied a gas grate.
Tho wiiiilous were tightly closed and It was:
evident that it was a case ivf..~Iiii:icl.~. Egidius
had on a dress suit, minus the mm, which lay
beside him. On the table find floor were
comps of letters written in bi; native language.
The hotel [sepia say that l‘Zgiilius received
two letters Tuesday. They were from Amy
tenlazn, and the news that they contained
teamed to prey on the suicide's mind. It in
thought he was short of funxls and that the
letters contained a. refusal from his father to
make any lurther advances: He was behind
in his beard bill.

A Pulp Company Entbarraaaed.

Summon, X. Y., April lI.--The New
York Pulp company, with mills near llailley,
this county, is financially embarrassed and,
it is alleged, owel logmen in the vicinity
about “#00 for lugs. On March 2!; while
John 00le foreman of the mills, was walk—
ing in the woods near Hadley, he wasac»
elated by a band of men wearing masks over
their faces after the manner of “White Caps.’
They told him to warn J, III. Stewart, presi-
dent of the company, that unless he promptly
settled with the 10ng1] he would he harshly
dealt with ('owles told Stewart of his ad-
vmturc. Stewart immediately left for New
York and a few days later the money was
sent on. The company isnow in the hands
of a receiver.

Dew York State lloanl of Charities.

Am", April lI.—A meeting of the state
board of charities was held at theofiice of
the board yeeterday, those present being
Commissioners Letchwortln J. H. Van Ant-
wu-p, Ropes, “'alruth, Lowell, McCarthy,
BIeWiu'I, Millian, Foster and Craig and the
state «unnusaioner of lunacy. President
Letchworth having prwented his resignation
during the year Commisioaer Craig was
elected president for the year. (Iommisioner
Van Antwerp was rc-elected vice president
The president was authorized to appoint the
standing committea of the board for the
year. ’lhe. various accounts were audited
and I-ertitlul to the comptroller for payment.

ladlgaaal Policy Holden.

lineman, April lL—Tne propmed tale of
a entrulling interest in the Phoenix Mutual
L‘le laminae-e wmpany for 85011110 nun
indignation anmng the policy holden, who
claim to have a right to the company I large
surplus. The law limits divIdenda on flock
of mutual mpaaiatobpercant. Theta-I-
olthe "opened Ilowonldiudicatathat
muons divldm an calculated on. 11,.
policy holder: will hit! a meeting and agitate
for flotation of their intact;

I.“ nor alarm Um Wash.
Banana, Ala-ll lt-‘l'ao than. City
«Augusta. from Mka, widen-aun-
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OLD WORLD TOPICS

It! (‘harloa Iluaeall on the lrl-II I nun and
the Lantern.

[03003, April II «In lll" venue of hit.I
Ilia-evil Int-low thi- l'urmn; innini‘r-ioii NV
('liai~liv.~ lint-sell. iii-nun; Ill li-liaiif of the
Pan
lain III AIIII‘III‘I, which he hllll mo llll‘l‘fllll"
Info llll' III \ ‘III' Ill In ~llIll|‘-II ,iIMlv .- for Li“-
lanil lit ll iziil ll‘fllllll II “‘l‘lw lll It I y f l thi-
National li'llglll'lll Aim-l lI'lI," mid .‘~Ii l'lmrl- ~.
“.lpm . nu complicit) III I‘I’IIII‘ 'I lll'l‘l' I~ IlI'
period In the history of II. finial," immiimvd
the quilt“ r, “In elm-b the I" .plu II II c lrnh
race III Ilvilf nu J! i‘ llu-lmbl l.I Ila! llii' m-lr-
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givII-l'ninenl III llnuty \villl III- I-‘I of the
limnli eiiipii'i- " NH mm m-l Hint .\lr.
l'nllr'll “ Il-II H“~I'l|ll ll Iiiili NIH NN‘H'I
a lien. lie Imil III'MI nail Lillie. l-‘nnl,
IIII' “its II-- Illllvllotliul In iIIII ~ rim-Ir ry
“believer. .‘lll'll‘lll ll.” nl,.'t.ll.ull,.l| n lion-l

Ill “It‘ll, llml Iqwntuli‘. denounce-I milling;
and ill agitilt. ill that III-.l d In lll' M),

The I’Ilkl‘ Il' .‘Mu-nu‘. l'lI‘ilgr.
l:l'.‘(ii.\ll|l'l'l.. ;\|II'Il ll - ‘I‘Iu- Im‘..-..i’ .‘vu-

Nlllrl't'l‘llf‘ll in I’lli!.ll-..t~lll’ r. - ,iillill here
yi-..tivi.!.Iy, wh r:- l.:- .mu- In .Inuinu llll‘
n-gi-Iiv) ml the Inn-ll} . l. . . :- II; III llln
apiw'll lu-luln' ll'e "v- .i I. «o. .-' .t-Il liI;Il
be h- [ml w 'li it. , II-l - :; .llv,» if Illi-
'F"'l‘i“. lll'tl‘ iniwl “In: I.-- v\.l‘ I only hi
min-.l Iln- LN it 5.3-”! I. r 11;. Hr]

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Miv'l Jill, l-.i.~ in. it i ..,- i: "l .iI Luv i-I*’-..

IN lIl.l\, .\i-.I! ll — . 5... li-v\'~ .\l iris mid
(':IiIiIIi.; until I "lv ’ll- n' I III ,Vinil'ii,
t' not. Ili-| iu y-wt i L.” I: I II. t m I.IIpiI~-II

lllilll \sItliuut I..nl l-Iliil' [ :m m.- [.1
tlo I'lll-II ~ :I t. ".i :- Lll' mg no -i.:, p tiled ll'l Ill
arIIII-III-c.

SYDNEY, A; :-.l II.—.v\:I ivxlilo MI be.» (N'-
CUl'tHl in th- lil'in I‘Utll Iii iii I'witrop,
Tvtvllt)'-l'l\1' l.llIl<'l'- are l'l'll ~rt-vl Lzlll- l.

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A $1,000.000 BRIDAL GIFT.
'I'Imt lo SIIIII to Have Ila-cu \lr. ltuckI-fel-
II-r'n I'rI-arnt In Ills. liniiglitI-r.

I'LEVIJJINII, 0., .\|il'|l It, II II.» Iwn
learned fIiiIn Ill! [Ills of flu liml. it 1 er finn-
ll)’ ll. 11' Ill: It When .‘ll ~' l'wx—i- LIA l: I II llI-l'
“Ila marlin] n hlll'll Illllt “:0 tnf hurl-x .\.
Strong, son of the llnv. .-\. ll. Strong. 1). IL,
pnmident of the llm-hl-eti-r The logical M‘llll-
nary, her father mmlu her a prevent of
”plum",

The money will undoubtedly be invested
through MI". Kl'ktlll'llt'r, ft; lb.- objoct of his
aon-in-lmv in going abroad I< to i'nIIIplt-II- lil.~
atudy of ”urology, im-l III any event hi.-
knnwlulfl' of Intent“ In limited.

The gift creates nu I‘lll'lll‘lru: “Via A gentle-
man very close In the family an,“ flint at one
tum- IIUI wry loin; ngn Jt‘llll ll. llwkefi-ller
llil’l “7,011.2”le in It" Ill‘)’ on «Iv-[Hail in New
Ytl'l. horde. This “to: not referred to, of
«muse, in. l't'prM'llIllI‘: his Wealth. it was a
fund l'CI‘xi‘ on hand for immediate lb" in bi-'
sci:viiiv.~.~'.

Firemen liven-mm: by Smoke.

.\lII.IvAI'KI;I:. April II.—.v\ lire in the glaz-
ing rnoim of the Stinger & llm'kvvell Nlhll
and door factory on the corner of Park
street and lw'Ixth avenue, ltll’llOaI slimlxlml )lil-
wankee's I'llllli' fire tlt‘pfll’lllll‘llt. 'l'h- Mlluka
I'll: Ni demo that tw-rtlilrils of the IIII-Iiilrrs
of the dI-mrtnient Were ilisablul. Chief
Foley wee; twice carried out of the building
unconscious. ThBSIdewnlks near the build-
iin; were almost covered with lllhfllllt'tl fin.-
men whou’ere being I'W'lbiktlml by pllysl-
clans and nursed by faiIIIlies living in the
neiglilmrliuul, Two firemen, I‘lliirlee McCor-
mick and William Ko-rns, remind severe in-
inrI-a No futalities' are as yet reported.
'I be l x, 1: i3. tilimtul at SI'JJIIU.
Merlin; of southern “'IIIII- ILI- ptihlirana.

llnunxonllii, Ala, April II. —A conven-
tion to organize the white Republican party
in the south In in session here. About 300
delegates are in attendance, repres-nting
Alabama, )llthbhlplll, Texas, Arkurbaa and
Tennesee. It is understand that an effort
will he made hya few colored Kl'pulillt'flll.‘
and their syinlxtthizers to (iv-feat the object
of the convention, but they are in a minority
and can accomplish nothing. The wider! of
the convention is to orgunIz»: in Ilm south a
Republican party, which shall be controlled
by the heat white men in the party, and to
exclude-tile negro from all party I‘ullllt'lls.

The Ilflglllfll'il'n oi these-heme are very ho“; -

Iul of Htll't"'>.~f.
Exciting ('haae After Thieves.

NEWARK. I". 1., April ll.—De;uity Sin till
George lloyt, of llLLst UniIiDvr, litterilg-tnl In
arrest two men in tint i-lau: for :le'nlltlg cut—
lery un-l rev.ol\er>' Une of the men bloke
away and beg: In shooting at Hoyt who pur-
euial him. The fluid fired three time» “till
out effect. On reaching lilo-untield avenue
he jumped into a buggy standing there, fired
at the owner, and drove to fir-“ark, where
be abandoned the buggy uni IN-zlpml, The
other thief, u ho had nlw u mu aWny, Wm cup
lured in East Orange. an I about Stilt! Worth
of line cutleiy Iva: f- iIIId in [amnion lie
govt his ham. as Lyn-on, re 3ft Donnell, of 25‘
Ilvater stlett, Vew YoiL.

A Petition for Stein-'1 Pardon.

CHICAGO, April ll.—bnu’u Nee-he has gone
toSpringli-Inlaiul Wlll lay before Governor
Flier the [open and document»; which he
has pre.parel asking for a pardon for his
brother, Us: If .‘u'lst', one of the confided
Anarch'bts now serving a penitentiary aun-
tenc: In .lo'iet. The petition which he car-
ries withhiin bears thenames of Chicogo't
but known citizens, among than thatol
Snmtor l-‘nrv-eii, who not only signed the
petition, but agreed to go to springfleld him-
self and make a persuial plaI with the Gover-
nor for the unprL-iontd man,

The ltlimle Inland Seuatorahlp.

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lam-zen and llealha Yb cenu.
Local Notice. to cent.» per line

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] R. IIAIDLI’Y.
til'flilA'l‘lVl AND MECHANICAL

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Local IDll‘rllll'llc app lid for ixtracimn of tenth”

lithoul I-xtraihvlnp. I mwn work a II-rially.
m” If ltomn 50, Ilavdand' a Block. Bo. horwalk. Cl.

1) )it. A. N. Ileana,

51 South lain lltu‘l, oppAL I‘ ity iloiel,
‘ML'TII Nomu

8 to 9 a In.
Office Ilouu. “fl-3m 2p. in.
ac: 9 Telephone mniiection b to I! u. ur—

It. a. IINlIirrf
Architect aml Civil Engineer,

Furniehen l'lanu, Elucidation:- and Mpcrlntend»
once for the consirnclion of Hwy dtwrlptiun
of buildings.

'l‘l‘IlllIS REASONABLE.

inner—Taylor» Building Washington 8L.

tén. Norwalk. 1’. I). has 775.
l“ II. encaweu.
° AHCIIITHl'r.

Room 50 llavllanil' e Block,
Wuhlnuton street south Norwalk Jovian

 

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"manta: of the First Contrr-zntzonnl I'hurl:h.Waler
bury, Teacher ol‘
1’ ianoforte, Organ and II usieal
Composition.
f6 fy hock Box 39 i’. 0., NIHIWAIJ. (WIN)-

0 ll. D'ABTUI-‘l.
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Ice Cream
tile cele-

(fazl-rvr for Weililinen and l'llfliz'l‘.
constantly on hand forthe rick amt well.
brazed Hoot lch: and Employment Ilt'licr.

50 MAIN .511. M) NIIIIWALK. ('1‘.

J I). JENNINGS.
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Succeuor to L E. Qmuum.

Undertaker It Emhalmer.

:tht'l'ltIC leill'l' BL‘LL IN THE OFFICE.
No. 0 Knight 5t. Residence, 5 film 51..

330 3.11 Norwal's, Conn.
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Carpenter and Builder.

Plano revolution! and human.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
bill) Ann meet, near lam

x “3. South Nomalk Ct.

J B. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Olllc foot of llavtland St. on Water P. 0. Box 6!?

SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK

5] Waehiugion Street.

”pen Dally from 9 to I2 a.In.,and from I to: pa
:m‘. on Saturday evening: from ll to 8.

Frliiten-et allowed on De poem

51.an SULMAhSJ’rcI
m: JouNu. retails Y-ioe rim;
7

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AWEENTS.
(i. II 81' ING'I'OK,
Wuhlngton. D. 0.
Ten years in United State. Patrol 0m.
(law Guide to invthton mailed free.

George II. Raymond,

FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.

Call and not my lam neck of all kinds of furniture.
86 Main Street. Ker-all.

Also prepared to fnmlah everything acre: for
the interment of thedead, dayornight. Teltp'houe
connection with Incidence. No 3 Berkley place.

Jone—Il‘fgfiiirif,

F LHRIST.

MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

EGGS! EGGS!
Fresh Country Eggs

6 Dozen for $1,

— ‘1...—

Daniel L’llommellieu’ .

3“ GRIAT RIDIDIBS combined In Half: Snap
gum dCherry and lilogchound. lib; 'heat
Cough magnate:- a world, can
ahmtblpmltpwub iavalaah Thee for Group in enlighten.
Sold drug nin
Illuileof magnum-32o: 13 me oill'na In:
package. Bair' a Money. manufactures,
'zeporLCoun Parole by P. )l. BAXTIR
South Norwalk; Illl DALE. Vovwalk. onto-I:

 

 

 

 

 

l’noviozxes, .tpril lL—ln joint y
at noon ymterday the legislature began hal—
loting again for Cnitel Staten senator, and
the first three hollola, sixth, seventh and
eighth. resulted in no deéiéiou. The ninth,
however, rmultel in the election of Nathan
1'. Dixon, lvf ll uteily, by the following
vote: Dix u 5i: I’Ietzuore, 4|; Arnold, G;
Colt, 2, Spanner. I. Total vote, 99; m
vary to a choice, 50. ‘I

Ihe rtrike at Clark'a Sulfa.

‘v'svv “Int: \'..,J April 11. —Forty spinner:
“ (Lark I) N T Ihl;fll workv struck year
terday. The action was decided on at a
secret inn-ting. The firm insists on the new
fi-uIe n! wag-.3- Wl-icll took “all IHMJAY.
There is no trouble at themllh. The men
murderly. l. Ii believed Ihll before I0
night tlIerI- will be over in boys and girlaoa
atrike at the mills.

 

The Chess Tournament.

haw Your. April lL—The saint-1 at the
chm “W954 rI-I-ultml all follows: Bird but
Blackburn, (lumber: boat Techiguriu, Burr
but Mp, Weiss heat Bani-Ilium, Barrille
II-tvPoIIoI-k, Jail-I heat TIIIIIHIDIIB. Luis»
mt! treat llaclml, Manon drew with Man
In; The gum helm Showaltar and
Delmar and D. G. Baird and J. W M
were not Ital-hell.

Merrill Phonograpic Academy

iro—
Co-Icrclal Trolling School,
51 Atlantic at. Stamford. 0:. III Salon
Day-an Ming
Hamlin) aao Typearltinz vmnut
gape-nib“ tlouolthe
dpal nadir-lined rue estrous:

mmmm
OIIIIICIAL min-risen. for the rim of

tachrgedholag Warden???" Yk'g:

Yummandwmmefall flcparndtolli
homucandlmativcpduou.’

Blaine- unaccompanied-1th eon-petunia”
ant-on ahmnotlce Porcircalanaad full Mot:
nation call mandates,

IRS. I. maximum
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY,
W. H.MEEKER.& CO.

COLE AGENTS

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Look what. we are going to
oiler this week in our

Kitchen Department

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A imuiplele lillv' of AI: late, (lmbitv, or
Syc lute W are roll! lit the Hun-- 'Irll‘o' ail
I|lnlllltfly "Ill“.lll'. That in what we air
until“ In tlli IIt Ilil~ ville. “'t- lllli'l‘ ll few
of the l-lll I'I.|l lllrulllllr‘ in thin Ill'pull-
mcnl.

Ten l’otn usually mld for 8| ()0, 1.25
and $1.50, our price 66, 78 and 80".

Haucepiinv usually lurid for 75, 98c and
L25; our pucc IS, 58 and Ole.

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0111‘ Killllll Gills.

lllval llonnc -tt A-lh Sin-vi e. '0e em h.

Mrs. I’ott'li Sud lronn, .l in m-t with
handle, nt 1.29 ll am,

Sprinl ling Beale!» v‘lo each.
[lover l‘lglz llmtere Ilc each.

llzcorntldf‘ Ill» and Saucer» 53: per
set; worth I... "5.
Kitchen Kniree nril Forks, I dozen

knives and lab zen forks, 09c.
Goblets. do each

Lamp chimney: ll aml' no em h.
Electric Stove I‘olinh' oc.

White“ hilll brushes, 246 each.

The higgmi bargain yet—IO cII-iuint
Tea Sets at 5 49; Illlst M‘t iii worth 7.50.
(Full and um- it.

9» ~—--

liverylhiiig,r :It the Boston
SIIII'CvlS warranted as rcpre
hclililll or money cheerfully re-
limdczi. Come one, come all.
and be convinced that by
purchasing your llryvfloods,
Fancy Articles, and Kitchen
Furnishings of us you will un-
doubtedly save money.

file-Price ny-Gnuli
HIIIP,

S'I'HN SHIRE.

NORWALK.

Alllllill'HSlillilll

———ooo—-—-—

Clearing Out Sale!

Popular

.0. 2 >-

On Monday, April I ,

We will commerce 1. Owing On: Sale of
Dress G oods
UNDERWEAR.

PLANNELS .
CARPETS,

And mime goode from all our depIIrtmentr, which
we shall out: at

HALF-PRICE !
Innis. suns.
Nfliill—Hlllillllillli

 

 

 

Fresh Canned Herring

12¢ a Can, oi 9 Cans for sum.

teedl’otatoes

Early Rose

.“17.

New Queen.

—" —

 

Billie & contacts.

 

 

19199}! mil .lllillill.

 

Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gun Fitting.

'l‘IiI and Sheet lroIi Work.

s'rovzs, union‘s.
ANI') TINWAIeia.

Enluuatel given for

Steam and Hot Air lleatliig.
llfsll! "ALL BLOCK

Monument: and Headstones

Donot hnyauionnmeot or Ill-adenine from any
pomp p.h bingo direct to the about aroma of
tea. Water street, Norwalk and aelect one
all complete and you will not he Ill-a ipoinlcd in It!
as. Deal er In all kinds of milling atone

and cemetery work.

1’. VV.

Clan

All ”Right Again.

flaring again got In“) my 0le Hand fllfl Block.
.lin mm. and nplaced the good: drflm’t‘d It the
lire by a much larger and be --m r pluck, l Imm- 'lIe
bllc to no me a call. I Inn vhuw IhI best line
ntown o

Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &c.,

And that them at the moat Runnable lore,
Give an: an" and you will be um ed that there
In no better place to buy or have n-painngdou

J. P. O’ROURKE,

. _mil‘12m

illiill'fl Ylllll' Lilli Til Hill

'l‘o-llorrow llay be Too Late.

Take an Endowment I'olieyihat you may need in
old-ire. It youliveoi If you d: e, It will he a help
Io your family . "untuadny will given oung
man an endowment of st, (In to he paid to h In at
Myeare of age or to bid family at math 5 a an a
day willyive you aim policy for 3!, no and you
do not Iooec what you have PIIJ if you atop paying
any year after time.

IWURB IN 'l'llB

CONNECTICUT CENERAL

Life Insurance 00.,
01' HARTFORD.

8. 3. L’IIOMDIISDIZB. Agent.
60th Norwalk.

Jacob M. Layton,

Real Relate and Home Agent.

General Insurance Agency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steam-hip Tickets—Cabin and Steer-go.

anta for one 1: and upwards and Money Order! to
all pom or Europe.

Souryl’uhllc Acknowledgemenu'l'aken.
Kalli-oral Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

a Wuii ugton 5L, (Next door to Postvofllcc)

South Norwalk. Conn.

Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.

“BOSS deviation of obtaining life inenrance at
actual coat, would write for Clltt‘l'llll to

Security IllltIIIIi Beat-lit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.

13 ‘X'l‘ ES.

 

Thie Society clalm that for pix years the coet to a
member of middle age has been

less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for nth thousand dollars of insurance. III!) III

 

Henry Tilly?“

HIHHIAHE MAKER.

Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.

 

A good second-hand, two-seat:
ed carriage for sale.

IiiIS'T & CIIOLWELL,

lllSflHS IND PLASTEHERS.

Boilers III all Kinda
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing at all Kinda
a Specialty.

, OFFICE: AT 8. SHLLBCII’S,
IO‘I Wuhlngton St. Bridac.
So. Nor-alt, Conn.

lino. P. O. Box 140, Wesipori.I'i.
Ins an

 

JUST unculvnn:

New Pickles,

Assorted Chow Chow,

Gerkins and Mixed ;.
Pints and 3‘ pint Dottlcl.

Sllllll Pickles and Pepper Bilisl.
oAl-invca, T133. 93ml};
and Jellies, in Glass.
English [:33 lift-cmnd Pluc-

IHHBEIHIHIIIN’S

IOJIOII'D IAIN mm,

 

aom NORWALI, con.

4...

APRIL 11, 1689.

 

Till Milli lililll.

'llili UKhT
- . r t ' -~-.
M E not 1" In
QINV‘D IN TI“ "DDT “ANNE".
If on VIII! llii' (IIII‘I'I'Pl IEATh‘, lll\l,‘i|;i‘fl I'I'

ril i-i-eortmul.l.-m . ”rt, y-I-u win Iludllvwiu at my
ukot. u mill III-

PflIiIPP If all Kills

IN ITS HBAIlON

F. HAYEEB.

Dllmlllfl'l'l IIUK‘K SilU'l‘ll Mill“ \l.h

WI illH'l'llN HIHKHT.

one Quality, The Dell.

Beef, Veal. hath, lluitnn Pork. Bait and PM.
Corned Beef. Smoked llama,

l'l‘onguo.
Shouldere, Baromha higna, Pun

termite.
Home Dressed Poultry a Si
Orders Delivered Promp

CHARLES SMI'I'I'...’

at! Washington Street.

J .H Kinefelter,

DFALKB IN

Meals, Fish Oysters,

Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. E'rc.

(In. N. flfifl. Depot.

Televhone Corneciton.

Ill Hill]

‘28 Slain St, 50. Norwnlk.

Meals Fish liners,

Fruits, Vegetables, Plillri, Hit

or All Klnils In ‘I lll'll' Season.

AT WHOLESALE'AND RETAIL.

II. I. BEEhE’i'l‘, 3.8. BUSTED,

'rnosn Wno DESIRE
THE anr or

Meats,
Poultry,

Vegetables,

Always fresh and a! amodmte price would do well
to mill at the

Central Halill

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

 

 

 

 

 

 

L,
«

 

 

III-'3’

Orders aolicitad and coode delivered to any part
of City.

lilsiil Sallill‘liilll. Pills.
SEWE RS!

F. III. PIERCE
DIAL!!! ll
SBJ\" ER PIPE
Alli)

General Sewer Contractor
let-repaid to make connection wf: I: min (41ch
pl we in this city on the moi-t favorable te-mn

tea Intending to connect I: 'ththe retently laid

newer: In this c: ty will and II to their aduntaee to
call or: him. 534 if

It”- Ill. I’IERCE
Box 20. South Norwalkdll-
JGHIN II. FERBIS,

v'I boiusleand Retail Dealer In all kind: of

Hill]. Hill H001]

8m Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

Lehigli, haekawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
ll'ilkesharre Goals.

lint iii RUBBER Plili‘l'

Yard ‘ foot of \Vauhingtion and Mar-
shall streets. Branch othce at Stilaon
Dru: Store Mlai

9o
MINES . Hllisl

Do!a-r0wnhyeh¢,a¢la-o.

M'fll W. ’11-, Hm"-
ih-I. Pain 00. a a. Tmfi: manual

Amount Ia Pack
«for? at imam-[OW Giulia:
min “Mn—atlloaolon. oraalaby

 

 

 
 

WM. .umumm

 

SPINNG, It'll-i".
(IRAN I)

Military Display

Al MI! \I' limit . 9“ m1 vi,
on till hilloil

llatii, Bonnets, llibhoiis,
Velvets, Silks. Laces, Flowers.
Pompous, Ornaments, the.

 

hvvrwull. N

Ital! Inmle null trimmed by (‘flIlIllt‘ll‘Ill niiillneu
“Ilt‘ dyul and I ruined. Mourning unleni II rpm lklly.

The balance n! our winter vim-k we will clone out
\‘riy low. 'l‘nnimcit llntd fInnI 81.00 MI.

MRS. FAWCETT,

3 Water at , - Norwullt.

F. H. NASH & HRH.

III-II l'.’ verb-tie: of

RANGES

From $8.50 to $30.00.

Theone the People buy the moot In the

“UNCLE NICK.”

We have mid {no of there ranges and over 1(‘0
Great American beaten. Tim-e range! and heat-
er: have won the victory. Juat received a full line

Decorated China.

In uraniu- lnd plain and comm! ll im- ware. We
haven lame etoIk of Annie Copper. Tm and Iron
IA are. I'rlta low. (live on a call.

lllllllllillSI
ILL BHIBES

AND AT

LoWest Prices!

The Best floods for

 

 

the Least Money
-——-A'l‘-———-

H. S. BRHWN’S

BOOT I'll SHOE STORE,

Clark & Lane's Block
MAIN STREET .
A RECENT

$10,00 0.00

Toutiiie or Club Payment.

d.-

 

 

8 AN ILLUSTRATION n! the henellw of msnr
ingon the Mutual Tontlne or Club Plan of the

Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,

137 Broad“? .h.) 'er York,

we re below a list of beneficiaricr that participated

In t e distribution of the moneys due from the too
.000 Clubs 8 and U. on the III-3th of Frederick
. G. Jones, of New \ork City.

Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. Raccivcd.
HENRY E G. LL'YTIKS ....... $161 25
Lay-ties limo, Importers, S. Y.
EDWARD D. BARRIS..' .......... 209.75 6%
Anhlieci. A. 'l'. stem E-tate,N.Y.
WILLIA! L HORR ............... 192.00 85
lferchsat, Bridgeport, Conn
GEORGE ENG ER’I‘ ........... 130.00 6!:
Dry 3000!. N. Y.
HERBERT ANSTEY .............. 199.00 625
Private Secretary Judge llillon
ALFRED P. ROLLER .............. IMO? 835
Civil Eminent? .Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... 115.00 Gilli
Communion Muchant, N. Y.
F. W. G J-INRS ................... 211$) 52':
Paid to Brute. —_
554m
HERBERT ANSTEY. .smm SLED

Private secretary. Jndgem Hilton.

,,. ‘lvu ,6»...

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

GILBERT II. BITCH.

 

 

Livery and Feed Stab!

‘ WARWICK HOTEL,

Home and (‘arrlauoa tolet for all coo-alone.
Cant e in Iii-pm. to meet All 'l‘ralna.
uruoutr at Renewable Prion.

Telephone connection. .u t

Swan a some“.

all! Water KL. foot of Baal.
IlllIDIlEI'OHT. 01‘.

W e imk ll iIewI-Il attention thla nation In on! dark
of Now a: m a Mini maili- woolen mklnpgtovea
and Illlllt'lll' anilonr llm: of Imported (learn-eye.

We wit-h In more fully Introduce to the notion of
all outdoor workers driven. R. animal!
men, the great couilort and Inlet fro- wa no
cold, Ian-derlved from agmd rut tof oiled cloth
lug. With there ire rubber (lime. and Inger Cola.
of which we hevea good not The damage”
button and harm-nee by rainaad elect atom to well
kiiowntoewry home owner. One of our Oiled
Canvan Coven will prove a coin low proteitlon
.Iiid may rave he met many IluIea Ii ring" alarm.

’lheu- hovu-terare but line rho", Our main
hnetneule dialing in Pure Lead- and Oil- rhlp
i handler. I'Iliulueer' ii Supplies and Died on].
ll‘flllrl Illiily of film-o IIIIL‘. we are Ill lit to
match and IInpoeei‘Ile to beat.

By Ihevvny We hau- a Brand of (tiger inn-to
from the he at Imperml i-tock which we wll only I
Inxei-i-ttmmch. They are wry In. flavor and

out but little more Ihan cigarettes. Drop In and
try Ilum Teliphone N. Y. Prlcel. Never
underwl d. aprfl ly—

The Old and Reliable.

uni FREIGHT LINE.
Ninalklliwlnrl

-- THE PROPELLERS-

.., ..—..
x, .. t.

he. /

 
 
 

[\I

it...

City of Norwalk & Eagle,

Will In ILL dill ly tripe. buildup 81:89de
height between New \ork. Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Willleave Herzl, foot of Beehnan

New l'.urk eVery evening, except a, at
o'.clociz and on Saturday at 2 p. in. leave Norv
walk Bridge and Soul Norwalk every evening.

 

Freight taken from and melved for all
palate on the Dauhury and Norwalk and
shepau; Ballroada at Greatly Reduced
Bates.

 

aplic‘uon to agents the City of Norwnlk
and Rage will be sent for epecial lote hf freight
anywhere In New I ork or its vicinity

“WA“ pct-none are forbid trusting any of the
employee:- of the boots of this Iineon accountof

the owners thereof. I

 

 

ax F'-'..l:.-:I I‘latfl Var!- '
r- I' v um I: tllhtaly.
. ~ say-a anathema. i "l 'l
;luu.s haultfpfl War.
I' “and. Heavy Salad tot:
. lluaiiaplun. Bothladh:
and [in-ta Ira-him
“and en a of equal "In.
Edema

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pcmaiamah-
:1, mix y no Ian-ac “It".
. ‘ t :4er with our WI“

, l. me [we cf Bomb".
“ Sampled. These
wzi no the “Anne:
I ‘r'e, and after you but kept
' f- r B trauma and ohm then-u than.
.i: 1,: .Jl'bcfui nevoarowam
ha vura of receiving the

 

.r. '15- all "we”. frvirhl. etc. Addrua
40‘. 612.1% flatne-

Hllcnjileil ll.

woon MANTELS.
noons,

saga, BLINDS,

HARD woon wonx,

01" ALL KINDS.

 

 

Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming

Plate and Sheet. Glass.

 

 

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

 

Lumber Yard between agraflroad and carriage

Hill at Hill of Muslin Street

South Norwalk, Conn.

Halli Bailey I In.

 

’ Ian-”mid
WILI’ Int 3 imioso . mu 1,000 REEMA" £2". n'u'i.‘ '7..." 5'3
Merchant. N. Y. ‘0! PoanER. mfluh-vmfufld‘h
PIIHI’IIIHIL'K W. smut... HUD 1,000 amnion—om. .l’laietcd; c. Laotian; new:
Wholuale liliinery, It. Y Baxter I.

EDWIN L GWATIIIIHI' ....... moo 1.000 __ . .- .-_. . .. “13L.
Dirk Manufactory, Brooklyn. A { th I ganonrfin.’

. _ . N _________ ’ _ our man sage commen Iue
Pp‘fld‘io'lffuffi‘ """" 9‘ 8° "“00 Woe I m 2 m haldnesr on the crown or my and,
35,01) The iaallhairedoverand woke-good nth:
reel myhrad. l'amverymnchpleaacdandmld

le You, Jilly 3d, 1888.
Rem Benefit Ame-tattoo, Km for}. N. Y.

62mm: I take are In acknowled
receipt or checque for amount of dil’ltfifllis
due rue on the dull: of one of the member: of my
club in yoorAseociatiou.

I can recommend your Association an a desirable
one to be insured in for it: promptneeo In these: no
meat otclaims. and lie Toniine system la a profit-
able Invuitmeut. Yfilll’a very Iml,

.BOIIR.
Mmhlfll‘f Bridgeport, Conn.

F. A. HAMILTON,

GENERAL AGENT,
I’. 0. BOX 821.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

millionaire 7” v ’1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

can Wag-iacaI-eFRE
e at out lalabllal
tnde In all pane. in E

'p-om' our whine.
1W Immpaotle can re:
. - then. Inmtluradl‘n-rtoone
. «an In each lo: a "’be very

bu a! on: really and ulaatle m
«mpln lam-e uh that you
' dun what In had. to lbw IN

mu m. at year Dame and e. m ll
rinrf I‘lllndll Ir: one 7- uv ova
imp-”.1“. ind pa Mn: ll
.. "myth" the {l

“II-amen". and IN u‘ r M

4 .3ch lump.- on.“ n v
’hl nzm- ll the v-er ! All I.

. o comm l .ilmt l'la‘r

Manama. na. mania-main Immuno-
r-a Mo to aerial—memo: Ia Ike would. and the

I‘uef-VWIIDIII- all an amen tor-mun Arum
43!: LILCU.’ Box 7110. Angler-II. Mano.

37h

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

highly recommend it to anyone who to hold orwanta
thicker haBir.
EB . COLEMAN. Engineer. 13 Park Row.

 

Fechter'aF moua" ,gww
FAIfiIo n 2:323"

nmmymme-deI-blfl-
mmmnmtydfidmwmmhm
my. "hr-"w tam "" '"
”a " " Inn-I-

SI 000 REWARD mam

hi"! lulu-llama".
hall. 3..

eatthlaoataaaaaad Ion-a

mum am»! 00., a" It'll,"-
l'ae lid. fall-aphid“, fill-IM-
Ilhmklhfw.cmu.~ *

NI “In. D!

GEORGE 3. PLANT”.

 

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