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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 26, 1889 · page 3

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THE exam rii‘t‘iicmm.

Gen. Boulanger Ignored by
Prominent Englishmen.

Ills \lhlitillh "l’i'll' III‘NI‘iJIh."

(‘ollpruiitl-tug li-tlo-n Willie" h) "in!

“'lillc .‘Ilni-tci oi War lo the Itiic II'Au-
mnlo to lie Iii-published in home of tin-

lundoli Paper. by III: lilieuilrn.

hivnov, April L'I'i..—('uiiiiu-teiit judges ex-
pme II'Ilrf that the Hookup-r boom in lavii-
don will "pi-fer" out within a fortnight. In
spite of the fact that the general has lwu the
M‘lpit‘nl of a number of invitations to din.
MPH and receptions, it isa hi,‘,lllll~‘li‘|l fiu'l
that not one of them Ilth cl llll‘ Irwin :i Nvi'illl
0? lullIit'Ill Iu'thll'l‘, Itl'r baa- :l mule person of
mcinl or political .lniiwli-vu \. .i.-i him at
his hotel. The bulk of Li. cailci's .tlltl would
be eabertainers are of llu- claw di IlHlllllllIIi‘tl
“tuft hunters," whn we lll iln-ircnterliiiir
man by or of tho p'll'Tlll the pmiliillt)’ of
achieving Ililtivrh-ly. ll-«nlvs Illi> it is stated
that an account of the matter of the i-ipiil-
lion of the ”cleans pl’illi'm.‘ from France
while Boulmigir was minis! -r of war, when»
A lloulanger's own letters to the Due d‘Au—
male proved him to be both ungrateful and
untrutiiful, are to be rt-lvlllillsliwl in mine of
the London pill-em Huc‘un t‘ollhv on the
part of his eiiuinivw-aii but haw the t'llu‘l to
exclude him from a great many of the clubs,
uwcllm; to close tliedvmrs of Hart of the
but hum against him.

The l'nloniet» and Irv-land's Troubles.

LONDON, April 13"», -— The lliriiiingham
Unionists held a t‘Ilefi-rcIII-u at ilirxningliaiii
and adopted rcmlntions stating that the
troubles in behind Were causal by the land
quvstloii, and asking for the introduction in
parliament by the government of a measure
enabling tenant.» to become ownersof their
holdings.

Italy'l Treating-lit of the Pope Denounced.
MADRID, April ‘Jl'i. ~»ln the t'ntiiulie cou-
fires l'l'lllt‘nrnr Sanchez L'ihtru veliuiin-iitly
denounced ltaiy‘s treatiiinnt of “W papacy.
The action of the congress is creating some
alarm in government ('li‘t'l'is. as the Spanish
prciates proinisWI to do nothing that would
lend to irritate King ilunibert.
Cable Plastics.

InXIMix, April LM,—.\'ociali.~!s Rogerio,
Pfolzgrof and Schump were found guilty at
the Frankeiithnl assizes and R‘lltt‘fit'ol to two
years and six months cach in prison. The
charge against them was the circulation in
Germany of The l-‘reie l’re-sse Social. Il'i organ
of the Sosial Ila-iiim-rntspriun-«l in London.

Prince Ferdinand. of Bulgaria. “ill go to
Castle Roliary, in Hungary. in .‘day Inca-Ir
brute his Lctrotlial to one of ti.‘ Urlv'iiiis
priiitcsws.

Herr Stenieckcr, a cxiu'ienlmr of Bavaria.
has coiiiliilttnl suicide at linislvriick. Austria.

A mail car attached to n Il'filll running be—
tween Frankfort and Mayence, Alsace, \sz-
discoverul on its arrival at the lath-r place
yesterday to have been robbed of registered
letters containing the aggregate Iuiiount of
50,tll0 marks. The. robbers have not yet
been arrcstml.

Emperor “'illiani has invitul the marine
artist, Stillman, to nccoiiilmiy hint—cit and
King Oscar, of Sweden, on their trip to
North Cape in August.

Bucninssr, April iii—Tho king officially
announced yesterday that his nephew, Prince
Ferdinand, would be his hc-ir, and that a real,-
dence for him would he built at Bucharest.

PAIus, April ill—The municipal committee
on exhibition fetus will distribute «lagoon
francs among the poor of Paris.

President Carnot has received the electrr
clan, Edison, with extreme cordiality and
holds almost daily conversations with him.

Secretary l’roctor Visits “'nterwllct Arsenal

ALHASY, April ZOE—Secretary of War
Proctor reached llliw city yesterday morning
and left at lziivl p. m. for the Watervliet
arsenal in conixniny with Col. J. M. White.
more, who met him here on his arrival. The
secretary was received at the arsenal with a
salute of seventeen guns, find by a squad of
men under the command of Lieut. \l'. B.
Gordon Later he was entertained at. lunch
by CoL Winn-more at the Inttcr's quarters.
Secretary Proctor visits the nwnal on busi-
ness connected n itii the building of the new
gun foundry at \l‘atervlict.

A Broker's Suicide.

an YORK. April ltd—Andrew W. Bo-
gart, Jr., a well known real estate broker,
committed suicide by shooting himself with
a revolver yixterdny morning :it his home, 35
East Twelfth street. He came down to the
breakfa~t table as usual, but before the lam.
lly sat down he told his wife [Int to pum- th
coffee. as he was gull); up stairs. A little
later the report of a pistol resoundnl through
the house.

 

A Gingham Mill Shuts Down.

ROCKYILLI-z. Conn, April Bil—The ging-
ham mill of the White Manufacturing com-
pany has been shut down on account of a
strik of 150 Weavers, and their other mills
will close today, throwing «WU employcs out
of Work. President Cyrus White, of the
company, says the mills will remain clased
until the weavers accept the pay offered.

 

The Champion Chess Games.

NEW YORK, April 211—111.: chm gums:
yesterday resulted as follows: J. W. Baird
beat Bird, Hanham beat Blackburn, Mason
butt Gossip, Delmar beat Maclml, Burrille
beat D. G. Baird, Tchigorin hem Pollock,
Weiss heat Lipschutz, J qu boat Showaltcr.
Ali adjourned game played by Blackburn Lad
Mason resulted in a draw.

 

 

A Princeton Student Insane.

NEW ll 01:3. Apn‘i 26,—.1 _. lung man
named Shields, known to Ir i Princeton
student and thought to bethe s .n of Profasor
Shields, of that collige, is being cared for by
friends at Yale. lie is insane. It is thought
that he weal-u] from his keeper While) being
taken to an asylum,

l‘ntrick Conunn’ item-ago.

ELIZABETH, N. J., April 3i—l’niriv'; (,‘on-
nors was coinxiiittei in jail this morning
under 5500 bail for brutally beating his
mother and sister with a club and then
smasbiugndcm'u eggs on their bonds lie
did it because they refund to give him money,
to buy whisky.

A llonnnu Oil “in.
I’I‘I'rsBL'Itti. PIL, April lid—A big oil well
came in near Legionville. Beaver county,
nineteen miles down the Fort Wayne road,
yesterday morning. The oil gushed out to
the height of Hi; foot. The well is estimated
to flow between till-l and NH barrels.

 

E- ”It. for the Central-Ill.
Bantams, Vt, April alt—Gamer
Baum-n,“ and communicate” to the
cumin! m started for New York
inunichtan gird-i
Wan-r con-n7-
ult lulu.

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JUMPS INTO THE RESERVOIR.

list) Oliver P. Irwin l'rcII-r- Iii-mull»: to
l'ovniy.

.\'i'i\ \‘miit. .\prll :tl. lllm-r l'. l.~\«‘.

agwl L‘l. via-l In full drum unit, with a “lulu

i-wiii ho lillII‘IIIlI-Ilm1‘ililll>.~l II\I'I' the lion .

hilllilg ul thul‘wuli‘al l‘iol. rim-nun , piiiilw-I
ilf‘i‘ lip» \\.lI.-r :iiil tlI‘-\\llt’l lino. II‘
had ~[u-III lln-uuht ul lll" .‘l’lll'-I\ lllll ll"ll‘l,
“Ilvll‘ he had written a ll‘illiIn‘l‘ of unlm to
ivlatit-s ‘Illil ill u l~. Illim'nilll; lli-‘ill of lli~
n.1, iilmii-. IllI4I about the t.iii.- Iliit the rm-
--i \ ~ir employ-s were lillililll; Ills lutl)‘ out of
the “II'I'I‘ the p. lice were sending out a new
Ital alarm in Ill" hope of preventing the ini-
t'i-l a
I. “I" \\.i~ u «lurk in J-dmsi'l N Emil;-
ii-*i'~ lll'iv I My “I'll“, Kill-l Iii-oi Willi liH
Ill 1" i :i'il I\\ |~l\li‘l’—. II- told th- l'l-lto-i
II ll‘ "1in lii__Iil I'm! llh' \\.i.\ unlit; In II
I"". ”U II llt'w’ ll" n'lli lI'iI’II lltl' liflll'l
n. '\l'.l'-'ll iii black limb-r- lltllll‘l'. niid
' i .l -»1 ll.'- .l;ili not > IIA Illlin'l'li it the
7 wt h.» miel‘mnt. ulizuu he lulu; oil
'I- l:l.ilil.' belon- jl'iipiii; 'hli lIic “.tli-r,
\'~.~ u |-l‘.i_\’tl‘ Iimk \-lill Ii." leaf tiirin-d
|"‘Il .'.I i:.-- liliiv‘llildl burial s. rim». and it
ill lwl.‘ with a cii'lziiu l-;.iii.i lll.‘ \\l.~i'
Ib' .' .uli'l. ovulv'llI‘y in)».- u‘u-«l all lllI' lil-
ll .. ' . -Ii,;ii tln re iv.i~ ii tll'illl'lltvl ~lul lll
"ilililt‘ “lim- Ill ,iiu-l uni I an I Mlt‘er
“.I. ;~ Hli his llflgvl“, only ii f---\ puiiiies “err
Ir lill-l in his Inlt'ki‘lfs it in' supp mul that he
Lon-«l himu-lf lw'iiis- union) to live in a
~liii- mpial to lii< tn~t a. li:~' father is n
lini)‘ stable kt‘t'll‘r at I'-vu;liki~-p-ic, who
“:i- tint on good terms “Elli lila‘iv'll UWIII:
lillll" Initur's «lidlko of [lain \\':t_\‘~'. 'l‘ln-
in i that tile mother and kid ~i'~ liitl chosen
lnl me )‘uiiii; l4‘\\i\ III Iii~I'll~i2l‘il_:lil upon
liie'rwp-ditiui men-Iv Iind lith ie-l In a Inn-alt"
"It: "(I of the family. 'l'hx-uld genliviiiaii.
Iio-z- tor, “ill pay the Him-ml "Ht-Slim".

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In l..|.l..’.

A GIRL BURIED ALIVE.

Her Father Nearly l'aral, ml with l‘ear
“'Iirn lle lllnl‘tll‘l'l‘l'tl it.

Si’lial’l'sil, N. \'., April ‘Jv'v.~'l‘li-- shocking
slil‘)’ that a young mil had recently been
bun-xi alive in the (ii-Id s t't'lll'drl')‘ is being
cli'i-uhitul in the Ninth and Truth wards. In
a shanty on the Eric (”anal in“ path tin-urge
lL'llIl, a (iv-ruin" laborer, live. III-Ill". l,'p to
March 2:. hum-vi-r, lili doubler linunn, IT
yenis old. livol with llllli as Ili~ only com-
lnnioii. About the llllll'Il-H‘I .\l:ircli Hanna
caught a void which, after sewi'nl day s. wt-
tI-.~I on her lungs. (In Friday, March ‘33.
about 4 o‘clock in the awning, she consul to
breathe, but Mr. lath stiys the Indy wfb
“arm several li-dll‘s later.

The funeral Inuit place the nevt Sunday of.
term-on and III" lady was buried ill thr-
Gui-It'scemetery. The In.“ of the daughter
lure heavily on the old man's lilllill. The
p wlbility of the girl having bwn buried
alivesn preyed upon his mind that finally
without sp-aking of his lfllt'fllleH, he. uncov—
ei'wl the grave last week. The rough box
t'l-llliliilifl; liisdaiizliter's ('t-lllll was opened
and the lid taken from the cutiin. Nos‘ooncr
was the glam uIii-ovc-rel than the I-dy of the
girl was revealed Iyin; turned over on one
side. TliofaIIn-r says that her hands were
cliupnlid'i-rlier face. and her brown hair
was tanglui ilp over hen-yes as though it had
ln-cn turn in dreadful agony. There were
linger marks on her face.

. .‘dr. llath was nearly paralyzt-d with terror
and hastily replaced the cover, ehovulul the
dirt back into the grave and ran from the
plflL‘i'.

The Carter Divorce Trial.

CHICAGO, April 2"».aln the ('artcr divorce
case yostenlny morning the examination of
Mr. Inslic Carter was n-suinml. lawyer
Mill: road soino gushing letters supposed to
be from Mr. Charles C. Deming, of New
York. to Mrs. Carter. 'lliey won: the reca-
sioii of thelittlo till which resultivl in Mrs.
Carter throwing water on iii-rliihband in
their room at the Fifth Avenue hotel in Kl}-
vcmbi-r, 135i. In December, lK‘l, Mr. Car-
ter said his wife and hiiiuielf quarreled I»
Cause of her extravagance and her conduct
with other men. Several letters from Mrs.
Carter to her husband addressed “Dear inf.»-
liu” and "Darling Irslie," and full of l iii-air-
ing terms, were given to the jury. liir‘.
Carter was pr-su-iit and scemml to take tiiv-
deepest lute-riot in her liu~Iiniid's tcsiiinwny.

 

 

A Lunatic [script-it.

NEWARK. N. J., April 2"»,—.lnhu Downing.
a desperate burglar, "whips-I from the Morris
Plains insane asylum yestenlny. lie was
serving a term in the state prison, but feigned
insanity and succeeded ill being transferred
to the asylum. lie has made several nt—
tcmpts to murder attendants and jail c.>tlicrrs.
The last crime for which he was lifllll'lsnlll‘Il
was the robbery of a clothing store at lluf—
falo. lie was detected in the act and, beingr
pursued, he jumped into the Erie canal lli-
remained so long under water that it am
supposed he had been drowned, but on
being fished out he was found to be alive.
Six hours later he made an almost sui-cI-mtiil
attempt to break jriil. ()tlicers then arrival
and brought him here. big

The lies Maine-s River Lands Trouble.

\VA'I'EILIDU, la, April til—The Dos Itinines
river land troubles have aKEIIIIlhl .1 new
phase. When the settlers visited the lauds
from which they were evicted and put in the
crops proceedings were commenced against
fat-in for contempt of court. They were ar-
rosted, waived examination, and gave bonds.
They then continued the work of putting in
crops unmindfulof the courts. Suits have
now been begun against tin-In for willful
trespass, and warrants have been issue] for
William ngiiiihower, who was the leader in
the crop planting movement, and for several
others. Advices (mm Webstfl county say
that all the recalcitrant settlers will beservrd
in a similar manner.

CONDENSED NEWS.

The Northern l’n ~:.’i: railroad directors
withdrew from the Agreement for harmonious
operation of romh in the Pacific Northwat.
This throws the burden of the Oregon navi-
gation lease mi the Union Pacific.

Thefuuernl uf Mrs. W. C. M. Pierce, the
“big woman,” took 1- ‘ice yesterday after-
noon nt Dover, .‘v'. 11 It required eight per-
sons to place the body in the casket, and all
the trimmings, handles, etc, had to be m.
moved to allow the cusket to past between
the doon.

Omani for John ll. Alley will argue the
motion for a renewal of the Snow-Alley case
at the Sovembcr term of the Mas-aciuinetts

court in Essex county. The case has
not been settled. in has been erroneously
stated.

The New Rochelle, N. Y., [amnion was
cute-ed by burglars, the safe blown open
and about 82,000 in cash taken.

Jamel Drummond and Samuel Conklin,
the two men mind In New York for Work-
ing a swindling reborn in connection with
the death of Fireman Marion, of this city,
were sentenced yuterdny by a Buffalo magi:
into, Drummond to one year and one month
and kalin to one year and three months in
the Erie Coun ty penitentiary.

In the convention of the New England but
61’ Protective union the report of the can
mitten on nmeadmtc to the constitution
"adopted. ltwuvotodtonuke the a
pollution a national one, still retaining
old name, but lactating all lam h til
Unit-Ii out. who new vi to an.

 

 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1889.

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Humane»- nnd llt‘flllll “lb train.
but al Notices 10 cents per line.

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.36" X. iv. (fault,
51liontlileiiH'vvtmpp. t‘lt)‘ lit-lei,
nub'i'll hull“ ALK.
1210 2 p. m.

in In it p. In.

El to t) n. in.
(Mice liourr,
Tell-phonecomm“.:on.

\‘ it s. unitri’.

Architect and Civil Engineer,
Futnndiua l'iins, I‘llti‘llll‘allillll' iiml Nun-niacin!-
thet- for the Com-iinciion of only dl‘t'lfiplillli
of building-l,

TERMS REASONABLE.

”rue-"Taylor‘s lililltlilll! Warlrngmn BL,
no. Nome-lit. l'. 0. 501215.
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Room fill, lint: .t' tl‘i- Ill-I It.
Wurll.i.g'oiiiitru-I. Sillilll honinlk lrlilflm

Annex. 3. UiliSON.

(Jud—Jr of the PM l'IISJI'I'L’uiJIlal I'hvurnM'ntu
bury. Tunnel of

l’isuiot'ortc, Organ and liiinical
Composition.
to I}: Lori: ilox 3'} l’. 0.. SUN“ ALK. (UN?-

0 ll. D'ARTUIS.
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('arcnr for “'crld.i.:zt m d l'nxnia. Ice Cream
conmanzly on hand Iorltic ~ii~k Illll med. llliI u-le
tim'ni ttooz llu-t. niul Ellipl int-in Ullim'.

so )I.\l.\ s‘l‘.. so. NUIIWALK. «'1'.

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Burris-or to l.. E. Quintard.

Undertaker di Eiiiimliner.
,‘ BLEC'HIII' .‘GllillT Ill-ILL lN Till-20F“! 'E.

No. 4 Knight 5!. itcsidcnce. 5 Elm h'..,
5:0 ‘Jm Sum alts, ('onn.

J t. Lnowc,
O

eiitei' tillll Builder.

l’JfflJln’I and [iv-limit“? gin-n.
mi :- promptly aucndento.
. up Am near Mam

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Iliii Itlt'i' l‘ilt‘itll'.
\i'oLI. dun. :» “in 1.

0:23:- h»: of 2an '.--. '- PM. but LII.

Stllilll ROKWALH SAVINGS HANK

Ed “ilr‘lllhxihi. slit-it.
Open Daily from 9 lo I: 5.5).. and from I to 3 put
sun on Saturday evening- from G to S.

H'lniercst allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SULMANS. Pam;
JOHN il'. P‘Eltltls. \‘icc—i’rea.;
all”. JOHN LI. ENAi‘l‘.m-c.azia1‘re.|e
ATENTB. _
a. It. ensures,
Washington. D. C.
Ten yiars In United Sluice Patent "nice.
d&w Guile Illinvcnmm mazicd fri'c.

George II. Raymond, .
FUilNlTU iii} DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.‘

Call and see my large Iltn‘n of Ill kind: of furniture.
36 Main titre-ct. Kort-ll.

A:sommrcu :o filflllrii everything necessary for

the interment of the llltitil. day or nig'ii. Tch-pnunc

coniiccl ion with in iicntc. No. 3 Bailey plate.
itch Willa

JOI-Tfi—HLA‘AS‘PJIITH‘,

FLORIST.

new Swanson!!! .NORWALE

wnwu'i'x ELYS'S",
Carriage Makers

And nmuifacturcm of

All kinds of Wagons,
Trucks, Carts, etc.
All kind.- rf rcpa‘rinz pr n-nplly done.
Several new and ucuud hand wagons for sale.
New itoad Carin only $30.

Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Bi acksmithing

Pool of l'ranltlln St.
South Sol-walk. .

 

 

 

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— run
I I
Mernll Phonograpic Academy,
AND—-
Commercial Training School,
’ 51 Atlantic EL. htainford, Ct. In Shela!)
Dny uni Evening.

SHOR'I‘IIASD and Type-writing Department

under the terminal instruction of the late prin-
cipal and hillllil‘fl! manager of Gati'ey'eshortiund
School, Hartford, Conn.

COMMERCIAL Dcpvinmrnn for the rtnay of
' book laminar. it‘llnlanrbip, arithmetic, etc.
in charue of Prof, A. I). Wattle of New York eitv.
Young turn and item a run-fully pit-pared to fill
honorable and intuitive- pm‘uione.

Remington Typewiicr lb.-m2«m.r:eri fur Stanford
and vicinity.

Basin” [loaves supplied with competent wist-
out: on than notice For circular» and full itfot»
mtkin all on. or nddnn,

IRS. I. A. lililllill. Prim.
51 Atlantic st , Stanford.

Jacob M._Layton,

Rial lame and [ionic Agent. I

General lllSlil'illK‘OA geiiey
File, Life and Acctde
Ocean Dam-hip Map—(hula um Blur-go.

Mutumclnnd upward-Ind lanevonlane
all wuoflnmve.
Whittle. Acknowledges-item

 

 

lemma.
I'm-mm. macaw

South Ion-walk. Donn.

 

Railroad Tickets. momm‘

llIIIIlIflFY (lining!

Don‘t fall to attend the

SpringOpening

.. up“...

Trimmed Hats

and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.

April 12th, and i3tli,

AT-—-—-

Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
ll Water St" Not-walk.

Im-ry lady attending the openlng will he pres-cut
ed with a bunch of \‘IUILII. Allure oonliully ”mini
Iouileud. Nocudfl.

MRS. FAWCETT,

3 Walor 61.. Norwallt.
SllCOND-IIANID

FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.

'I‘lii- satin-rill" has constantly on hand I Imp- lot
of i-ccoud luiud furniture, which he Will 'IIi-poui of
at v- r mama-hie price-e. Siffllld hand furniture
of iill hide bought and called for.

W. PODMORB,

Boulon «L, Sprinxwood.
”"9!!!

EGGS FIIII Hi'I'IIHINIl.

‘ "IT! AND LAI'K “'YANDOT'I‘BS. BLACK
Miaomul, (told l'cnrllcd liamhnruv, lliird

Plymouth Rock-o and l'ckin Ducks. 'l'lio but! tint

pn iiiiiim Flock

uplgm t' ll_ STEVENS. South Norwallt. I't.

Héie They Are!

Coach, lion-I.
I) rniiglit

nnil (loliernl I‘nrponoHflBSES
Also Trotting and Baildla
At. ] h‘ookside St 00k Farm.
Look at 'rJnom.

”DR. HAD'LEY’S "‘
DENTAL orrICE.

45 “'itslilngtnn st" 50, Sorwnlk,
TAYLOB'H “LUCK.
"nun-,voxn-nmi my rtiirc at No. 45 Washington
st... I am pt‘ffofllllng iill oll‘filllom‘ in
DENTISTRY

in It bkillfnl and raziifncinry m'uincr, bl prune with-
iiirlu'hof Ali. "

For 60 Days Only

I will make a goal dnmb'c and neat lmkm; set of
(nun Ticth for Sit); and a Oil-wt for 812.31!

I Make a Specialty of Filling Teeth.

l".r.i- (mid Fibing. 3| 5) and upward- [tent
Silver Fiiiiiiiz.75c. t'Zoniiing and tmlisliiii; fi'l'lIl.
7 ‘c. Extrlc‘tii‘g Tet Iii, 25c

Nocviracharue for iOl‘tllllizmlIll‘iif' and for the
extinction of k’L'lh.

I Guarantee Satisfaction In Every
Operation.

AIM liaiffnre allow-1i on all him of 33 and up u lIIi
in 1:. mile:- nf South Norwalk.

Office open from 8 I. III to it p. m.

Call and See my “'ork.
Dr. Hadley,

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HKTS! HATS!

The Correct Styles
in all grades of Stdl and Soft Hate.
Silk Hats,

Boys Hats, Polo (laps. Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
llats, &c., at

‘ KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

Particular attention paid to
l-‘lxlnz, Cleaning and Ironing
Sillt Illlll. Iii}

, CASH
Illlfl I‘IFBF Ill

Spring Style

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l’lllebnp'e Biz-l “our, grills... .............. 8‘: a

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l’iueBnttcr.....‘
Bet .....
51.1.. Sew Prune!
Ii Ion. Granulated hug"
Fine Mixed'l'ea.
M OI ll

“ 0. Gov. Java ('otfee .......
Good Lunch Milk Crackers t
Biscuit v ' ’

California Cherries . . 0: an
Evaporated Apples .lzlc lb
Dried Pentium... .‘ ........

—-A'I'—-

W. IIIIIIIII‘II SIIIIIIIIIII'S.

92 Washington Street.

on Semaplnrbllr

, 1. II on. retail“.

Imn- to all put. by

' as: our hurls-n
”than" #1 un in
“wt. vumllumd not. one
icon in cut m1", .0: ury

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Livery and read Stable
WARWICK ilOl‘Eb,

lion-en and Carrluzeaiolet for all ocmluiiil.
Carri in II Del-m to meet All 'i‘nlnn.
Good ruoutn at flammable Prices.

Telephone connection. 88! t

swan ”a BUSHNELL,

362 Water 8L. foot of Bank.
llltlDGlll’OIt'l‘. 01'.

We uk renewed attention thin neuron to our «lack
of hora Scotl- hand made woolen rtockinxeglovoe
lud'illlilll‘lll, and our line of imputed Out-moon

“e ninth in more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workers, driven. it. it man, and sport.
men.tlie grill. comfort and ate! front wet um
cold, in be derived from a good on t of oiled cloth-
ing. With them- go rubber Gloves and linger Coin.
of which we have: and stock. The damage to
hence Illd harem-u y ninwd rivet stones in well
kuowntoevery hon-e owner. One of our Oiled
Cuivu Coven will prove a com late protection
uni may love In met my times ii sin is IIOflII.

The-c however-n but line shown. or main
bunlncuil dealing in Pure lands and Olin Hill)
Chandler . llnglnu-r'e Supplies and Div-lilting It:
It‘filll, lllny of these line. we are iliiilciit to
match and lmpoulblo to but.

By the way. We have a Brlnd of (‘i r made
from the bent imported etock which we tic I only in
hoxeuof we each. They are very IIne llnvor and

cost but little more than cur-relics. Drop in and
try them. Telephone. N. Y. Prlccv. Never
undernold. Iprll ty

iiiii FREIGHT LINE.
Nirvallllevlnil

-THE PROPELLERS—
H . l’i'.\“-L'.’

(ff? I it ’i’-"- ‘ .--

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City of Somalia & Eagle,

Will male daily lrllr‘. rundayn excepted, for
bright lu-lwwn New \urk, Nomalk and South
Norwnlk. Will have Pin 23, foot of llcckmln vtrcct.
New York. every evening, cxrcpt Saturdays, at. 5
0'1 lock. and on Saiiirtlav at L! p. in. Leave Nor-
wulk Bridge and Soul Somali; cvi ry evening.

Freight taken from and received for all
point-u on the li-nbury and Norwalk and
Shep-n: Railrondn at Greatly Reduced
Batu.

Upon npplEr‘Vlori to aunts thc ('in
end Eagle will be Fl"l for -;..-r...
anywhere in New York 4 . .‘.~ in :vi.'_

of Norwalk
.izii of fit (9'

 

 

KTAII pen-oni- arc forbid trusting: any of the
employee- of the hosts of ”11! line on accountof
the on ncr! thereof.

 

 

Wat-
. ltuvy no.4 u-ld
'Ifl nu Bath Ill 4'
in:.-...i'n.u.withwtiin
..:.t in v of equal “in.
“no I'n'r’oninnrh lo-
ii i y can man one (no,
I .rr‘L-r with our lure Indul-
...' « Ins! of llumllold

>'
'3‘ snmpirl. Tim-apt“. n
.9: :I the In"). In end

‘4, - ' :4- I-‘m-r. and after you have kept

lhvn In yrvir r we fnv 3 vn mm and Ibcvrn tho-Ito than.
n “luv but i Ambit." tier ma you on proper: . 'nm
-. a T-li’! it our: run be no: of "chunk lb. null
mt Sunny-Ice. We my all "men. fr «H.210. Alum.
Suns-n: a: (30., oz 512, k'uruuml,

1‘: t‘im

Familial iii.

——_....._..._.

WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.

SASH, BLINDS,

HARD WOOD WORK.

0? ALL KI‘SDS.
4-9 ————-

barge stock of Columns
for Trimming

Plate and Sheet. Glass.

 

 

 

 

Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

__.._...__.
Lumber Ysrd between railroad and carriage

Mill a1 IIIFI IIIMEIIFSIIEIII Street.

South Norwalk, Conn.

Fatal, Bailey & i!!-

REEMAN,8 Polo->- r-Iessu
AGE POWER new. III-nan...’ m
I

mahluncwperfanedoidby
[)run‘nu-Gco. ll. l’llieted; C. Llphnm; lloyt' '

Butcr'n.
"3 8m a

NEW nun, Con.
Thc Falcon 'l'nv Soap makes a line lather nun
leaves the okin roft and agree-hie: it: cleansing

qualities are tint-clue i like It.

IL )1. SHEKIAN. Engraver, '32 Chapel St.

Nrw lhm. Coils.
Ga. ”mini—Having and your Falcon Tar Soap
mid-«2f. and finding it a Ihmngtily good article for
cleansing. rot melting and healing the akin. 1 cheer-

fully recommend“ professional] .
‘ Du. .uuié r. srmox.

lg’lt
LET; BATH 3t NUR

'0! Completion. Chafing. Mowing,
W Manda. Rough Skin.
WWII.
memcmmmptdm

‘ 14mummloa¢tnubyiumoom.
newnu BBIDY 0... In Invu. Conn.
'.,.,.ti-pnwnnnironheadn ”hwy“
mwmmmm

It" mummy".
[1m tried your Falcon 'l'nr Help and without
herituionalillylllknit. nave-lid mil-Idli-
infill

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hem-maulkntm

«zen-ant nylm opportunity. .
Ll. damn».

Poe-r Omen Dlrnrlulr,
cam-i thlnk ”$12.... D‘ sage" J the
Inuit luau-cam GIOIOIP. Will I.
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lIIIIIIIEIiHIIllIlN’S

—~Hlli --

Choice Groceries

Table Delicacies,

FRUITS, (£30.,

Nu H Main Street.

WACiONS

New and mondhnnd
Buggies, l'iiaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.

Call and See TBS...

HENRY TILLY.
W. H. MEEKER & 99.

SOLE AGENTS 2T- {3"

 

FOR THE

'JHIIIIH “Hills .llllfllli.

 

Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tia and Sheet; lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND '1‘] NVVAR E.
Estimates given for

Steam and Hot Air ll eating.
MUSIC IIALL BLOCK.
Monuments and Heaisliiit
Do not hnynmonumcntor Headstone from any
PW?” 'l‘iilif‘. all? $0335:th 3.33::
All oomph-33nd you will not be din pointed in it:

appearance. Dealerln all kinds of uildiiig stone
and cemetery work.

3 I’. W. BATES.
ii in

All Right Again.

Having again got into my old stand. Kly's Block.
Main street. and replaced the goods annoyed at the
tire by 1 much larger and better clock, I invite the
nuhllc touive me a call. 1 can show the best line
In town of

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

And idler them at the most n-uonnble irlccs.
Give me a call and you will be. satin ed that there
is no better place to buy or have repairing done.

J. F. O’ROURKE,

 

um: 2m

lisiii Illil‘ Life Full.

To-Morrow ll ay be Too Late.
'l'lke an Endowment Policythnt you may need in
old are. lfyoul'iveov if you die, it will he a help
to your family. 7 team a day wlII give a young
man an endowment of SUI!) to be paid to him fl.
Inn-ate or age or to his family at death. 5 cents a
day will give you I lifc pollcy for 9,000. and you
do not loose what you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.

“SURE IN THE

CONNECTICUT GENERAL

Life Insurance 60.,
0F HARTFORD.

8. B. L'BOMMEDIEU. Agent.
South Norwalk.

Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.

Painless desirous of obtaining life insurance It
actual wet, should write fare to

Securit: Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. New York.

This Society claim that for six year! the met to I
member of middle age has been

has 'l’linn Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars of insurance. (119 (m

KENT & CIIOLWELL,

lllSIIIIS iNII PLASTEIIEBS.

Boilers 0! all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
lfi‘ire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.

OFFICE AT 5. DB LLBCK’D,
I97 Washington St. Bridge.
So. Norwallt. Conn.

Also, no. Box 140, Westport. Ct.
m6 2m___

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v. I. hunt oil“,
181‘ to 1888.

 

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mm. our.

 

Fla Mflill llalllll.

----'Illl BEST—~-

MEATS

HIIIV'ID lN 'l‘tifl Illib'l‘ IANNBil.

if on want the choicest HEATH. obtained re
at m- of trouble or cost, you will find them II ll!
"kt-t. a- well an

Poultry Ill all Kinds

IN ITS BRASON

F. HAYES .
DlBliLR'H “LOCK. sour" NURWAIJ

FISFIFIIFUF MIRIEF.

Ono Quailty,—'l‘lio Best.

Beer. Veiil. lamb, Mutton, Pork. thilt .‘iml Fresh.
L'oriml Beef. Smoked Tongue. liiiiiie.
shoulihiu, BaconJlalqgiu. Prank
forte.ltc.

Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Proniptiy.

CHARLES SMITH

5:! Washington titre-ct.

.l: H Kinefelter,

OPAL“ 1N

Meals, Fish llyslers,

Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.

011i. N. l: Hill—H. Depot.

Telephone C(lflfltxiltm.

 

 

__ ll&Hl Ill

28 Main St., So. Norwalk.

Meals Flsli UFSIFIS,

FFFIIS, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc

0! All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

H. l. nxsrm. lei? R. 8. BUSTED.

THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘

Meals,
Poultry,

—__AND_

Vegetables,

Always fresh and at a moderate price would dowel!
to call at the

Fliiil Mlll‘lll

Before Purchasing Elsewhere.

 

Order! solicited and mod! delivered to any part
of City.

Jillillllll insulin, Finis.
SEWE‘RS!

F. M. PIERCE
DEALIIR IN

SE‘V ER PIPE

AM)

General Sewer Contractor

lepnpued tomake connections with unlit newer
pl n this city on the most favorable terms.

fines intending to connect withtlic recently laid
sewer: In this city will Ilnd it to their advantage to
nail on him. 834 If

1“. 1‘1. I’II‘IIdCE
Box 20. South Nomnlkifl.
JOHN II. FERBIS,

' Wholernlewd Retail Dealer in all kinds of

Hill. Ill] viii

Brio‘. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

Laugh, Lacknwanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesliarre Goals.

infill Ill RUBBER PAINT

Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Mar-
Illlll streets. Branch once _at Stilnon
Dru: Store .7 Mini

lES‘t s

DYES
anything.

Thy-announ-
0. Th havnno ul
lull in ""

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Nflfllfl—Bflillllllll

I"I'I‘Sll Canned Herring

we ii (fun. or I) Can: for ”.00.

Seed Potatoes

Early Rose

“Ann.—

New Queen,

._‘1- _.

Fillli & IlfllllSllllll’S.
F. H. FISH ll BBO.

Bell 12 varieties of

RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.

Theoric the People buy me lieu ll IN

“UNCLE NICK”

\t'elmvc mid am of three ranges and over 100
Great American beaten. Tom ranges and lie“-
ere have won the victory. J ant received I full line

Decorated China.

In mniic end plain and engraved true we. We
have a lame stock of Aglte. Copper, Tin and iron
Ware. l’ricee low. (live a: null.

llllllllolllSl

ALL Gil—ADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices 1

The Best Goods for

the Least Honey
—A'l‘—

II. S. BIIIIWN’S'

BOO’I‘ «it SHOE STORE,
Clark 5; Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.

A RECENT

$10,000.00

Toutiiic or Club Payment.

 

 

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8 AN lLLUS'l'BA’i'lON of the headli- o! lulu
ing on the lutual Tontinc or Club Plan I! lit.

Home Benefit ‘
ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway, New York,

we ve below alletof modulo-Mural“
Ini edietributtonofthe dufmn that-o
5.000 Clubs S and ‘0' on another m
. G. Jones, of NewYork City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paul in. Raisin-l.
HENRY E. 0. LUY'I‘IIS ....... 81615 m
Luytiee 3:09.. Importer. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ ”.75
Anhilecl. A. '1‘. Stewart EMILY.
WILLIAI L noun ............... mm I!
lath-at, Bridgeport, Conn.
GIORGIENGIRT..W......1D.O II
In, Goods. N. Y. .
HERBERT ANS'I'EY .............. mom I!
Private Secretary. Judge Hilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER ............ -moo .
Civil miglneu', N. Y
WESTON L. SNYDER .......... . 115.00 a
Commission lcrctunt. N. Y.
Egan Jntgm ................... m I!) 85
to late. -—-
.__._"H I
—
HERBERT ANSTEY.. .. ......sm.on 8!.”
Prime . Judge IIII
WILLIAI B.s'l‘It0x(I......... 91.0 m
Hazelnut. N. Y.
YRKDIRICK w. ennui... .... 144.00 I.”
Whole-ale lllllnery, N. Y
EDWIN L. GWA'I'IIHKY. .. mm 1”
Lock lanafnctory. Brooklyn.
1W.6.JONBS................ mm W
hid to buts. —
m
ll" You. July 8. M

MWW,NMMI.Z

Gum: links In
reoriptof no for alum
dean-ennui. «maul-badly
dublnyourA-odattu.

launcmnmcndyourA-octwovia I data"-
one to be Insured in, for in mum-Iii the”
Inuit ofclalnn. and Ill 'i‘ontlne um I I

able Investment. Your: WIL' 30
Initial. m. L.

F. A. HAMILTON,

annual. Adm.
r. o. no: on.

 

SOUTH NORWALK. COIN.

 

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