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Train Thrown Down an Etn-
; bankment.
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"I DELI! Ol‘ TILIIN ll Illll‘illllh'.
A Inward at 01.000 la (Inn-on for the
Arr-at In the Flood “'ho named the
I “Moat—la” llracnloua rial-open
llat ol the Injured.
Or. loom, lay aa-mw regular wart
hound expre- traln on the fit. Loui- and
San Pranclaoo rallroad wan wrecked three
Inllal west of Sullivan, Mo, and more than
My per-one were injured, name of then,
parhap, mortally. An investigation by the
train men and passage" who «raped injury
ahowcd conclusively that tho disaster waa
canard by train wreckera The object of the
wrookm is not clear. If it was robbery,
than must have been tome Itiiscalculatlon,
for the wrcchen were not on hand to plunder
the men; The apol chosen is one of
III! dangerous on the line. There la a sharp
, curve, and an embankment forty fcetdecp.
Th0 lplkca and flab plates joining the rails
had heat taken up and the rails turned.
Crowded with Paaungora.
Tb train conairtcd of baggage, express
andInoldng can, two day coaches and two
sleepers. The train was crowded with pas-
amgen, many of whom were returning home
(run the Odd Fellows‘ convention and the
Ephcopal dlocenu convention, whit-h ad-
journed Thursday. Most of the wnvontion
people were in the two sleepera Nearly all
the pa-engera were asleep when the train,
running at a high rate of speed, reached the
‘apot Ialected by the wmckera A sudden
joltand jar was felt the entire length of the
train. People in the rear cars could hear
thofcrward coachea rattling and rumbling
0v: the the and the hello 0! can crashing
together. A creek is croayed by the road at
that point, and the embankntent is very
atup. Most of the manger: thought the
traln was going through a bridge.
thrown Down the Embankment.
‘ The engine pom the low-cued rails safely,
but the tender left the track and rolled over.
In an Instant all the coaches except the two
sleeping car- had been thrown from the rails.
People were warned about in the cars in all
directions, and some of them were thrown
onto! the coaches and down the embank-
maIt. One man, Walter Davidson, an agent
of theWnat ghouse Air Brake company,
was thrown 0! a window on the opposite
eideof the coach from where he was sitting,
and rolled down the embankment to the
edgeof the creek. llis feet were in the wa-
ter. Another Immengcr in the same coach
waste-ed from the rear end of the car to
the Iorward end. The forward cars were
smashed into kindling wood, and the debris
was acattcred on both sides of the track.
A Miraculous Escape.
It was thought at first that the loss of life
must be heavy. The uninjured trainmeu and
panengas net to work at once to rescue the
injured. Over forty men, women and chil-
dren were taken out of the wreck alive.
Their amps from death was almost miracul-
oua Many are dangerously hurt and cannot
now be removed from Sullivan.
The Injured.
Thisisthe list of the injured as far as it
baa been completed:
D. S. Weikert, Wentzville, M0,; George 8.
Simpson, Hancock county, Ills; Patrick
O‘Dny, Mrs. Kate O’Day, Martin O‘Day,
William Doherty, Mrs. Mary Grillith, Fair
Creek,llla. ohn 0atly,llolln, 110.; John E
Hollow, Cu Mo. , Mm Mary Ash, Bloom‘
ington, llla. : C. \l'. Phillips, Springdale, Ark;
Dr. Ed. 8. Russell a Mrs. Russell,
Tuacarawaa county, 0 '1‘ J}. R. New-
man, Cuba, 110.; D iley, New York;
I). W, Gravel, Marshlleld, M0,; John Kon-
.drich, Fort Smith, Ark; J. n Eartin,
Cuba, M0,; Walter Davidson, St. Louis; J.
B. Bally, Rollo, 110.; B. B. McIntosh, St.
Louis; J. 0. Morrison, Richland, 310.: Emma
Patteraon, Decatur, Ills;er W. J. Wright,
Decatur, Illa; M. Lipo, St. Louis; Mary
O’Day, Durango, Cola: Anton Marx, St.
Louis; J. J. Brinton, Sparta, 110.; J. C.
Hovele, Litchfleld, Illa; Croel Creslef, Gal-
veston, Ind; T. L Cone, Brest, Mo; Hattie
Shank, 8t. Innis; C. J. Wright, baggage-
mall; Paul Horn, Mount Pulaski, Illa; Mrs.
W. J. Wayne, Decatur, Illa
Boy and Mother Mortally Hurt.
The O’Day family are relations of Vice.
President John O‘Day, of the St. Louis and
San Francisco railroad, and the boy and his
mother arc mortally hurt.
Gena'al Manager Mon-ill has otlered a re-
ward of 3],“ for the arrest of the man who
wracked thetraln. Nearly all the injuredare
dill at Sullivan, under the care of the medi-
cal corps of the road
The O‘Days in the list were New Yorkers
enroute to Springfield, Mo., where they ex-
pected to live.
Three Young Highwaymen.
NEW YOIK, May 25,-Three young robber-
wae taken to police headquarters in iron.
They m John O’Toole, alias Pierce, James
alias Reilly, and Thomas Rohan,
alias Murphy. James Nelson of 418 Broad
street, Newark, la the complainant. He re-
ported to Inspector Byrnes on May 20 that he
had has: not upon that evening at King and
Washington sheet: by a band of thieves.
knockeddown, beaten and robbed of a gold
watch, chain and locket, a diamond scarf pin
and money.
Wfllrlngharn Hold for Murder.
I leanx, N. J., May 25.--Thc coroner's
jury lmpaneled, touching the death of James
Daly, who was shot and killed on Sunday
night, bought in a verdict of willful murder
against Gustave Willringhaua. Evidence
w- adduced showing that the murdrer had
been thrown out of Hinder-‘3 saloon. - n Haw-
kins street. and that in a fit of imthent rage
hehadtlred at the man wholiadmade his
co in the doorway. 'lhe jury was
out but a few mluutea
, Glenna Still at It.
Loan nun Cm, Hay all—Mayor Glea-
‘nn was present in Justice Kavanagh‘e court
alt! thcacalpof the Long Island Rail-
road ounpany. This time the mayor charge-
flIaoa-poratlon with illegally using a war.
hydrant. The mayor aid the railroad geta
Mot water, agooddeal of which they
paymllemaefmmulahalt mustbemade.
. A Railroad Strike Averted.
. m. lay lat—m threatened strike or
$0 height hanth in the Fitchburg rall-
bocked for yertcrday,dkl not
A cornmlttcoot‘thernen walla
imp-oth-
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WHO KILLIO OlONlNl
ii. “In“. Pollo- l’all to 1'er ‘0
Anaemia.
Culcaoo, llay 25.-—'l‘ho enlienwnl (Ivor
Dr. (‘nmtn'a taking oi! to increasing and the
city Ia being awurod by the police, whenro
trying to catch his auwxlna 'l'hI-rrh-e of all
aorta are advanced, but there I» no divvm’t y
of opinion about Dr. l‘runui‘n death. Every-
body known that be war Wlnutml, but
who committed the crline no one known.
It has been discovered that a cottage near
thenuldcnce of Patrick U'rlnllivan, the in»
man, was routed two montha ago by unknown
ponies, who paid one Inonth'a rent in ad-
vance, but never, no tar an known, took
"wanton of the prominent
Thclm'nera of the cottage, Mr. and Mn.
Carliwu, refused to talk about it, saying
they would tell their story to the police. A
young woman living at Mr. Sullivan'a raid
that three weeks ago she saw a light In the
house, but no one baa brush area there since.
ltlir said that the partlea who rented the
place were two young men, evidently Irish-
men. It is raid that the cottage was hired
by the lav-tannins of Dr. Cronin and he was
decayed to It.
The [ioadllllty that the English govern-
ment, through it: secret agents. may have
had aomethlng to do with the Cronin my.
tery is not being l' at right of.
While the basin in which Dr. (‘Ionin was
discovered was being dragged by two reporte-
m among other things found was the end of
allnger with the nail and a long piece of
white skin attached. The nail has the ap-
pearance of having come from the hand of a
woman. At tlrst it waa the belief that it
had come from one at the doctor‘s hands. A
visit was made to the undertaking shop where
the body of Dr. Cronin lieu. They were sure
that it could not be the doctor‘s finger. (‘nn
it be [mible that another life has taken at
the time Dr. ('ronin was assassinatodl Is it
pomiblo that the story told by Woodrull ro-
gnrding the mutilated body of a Woman can
be truel
WHERE IS BANKER GOLDBERGERI
Over One Hundred of Illa Alleged Vlc-
tlma “ant lllln.
NEW Yank, May 25.—OVer one hundred
East side llungariam and Poles, who hell do-
poeilcd their hard earned savings [or years
with Banker Max Goldberg”, who, it is
alleged, disupwanul from his otlin e at No. ltifil
Ridge strait two weeks ago with out!!! of
their sayings, are in an excited frame of
mind.
They are the [icon-st and must ignorant
clam of llebrewx, mid their distress was piti-
lul In) Witness. The door of (luldberger's
olllce was bolted l rum the inside, and no ad-
mittance could be gained.
A notice [antral on the window informal
the depositors to call at his branch otlice at
No. 103 Greenwich rtreet, but they received
cold comfort at the latter place. The clerks
there said that nothing could be done until
Uoldlx-rgcr \Iould return, but when he Would
do so they could not tell.
Goldbergcr was a cloalunaker when he ar-
rived in this country twelve years ago from
Hungary, but he saw that there was money
in the brokerage business, in which his
brotlicr-in-law was engaged, and opened a
similar establishment. Goldberger‘a wife and
children live in elegant aluu'tmunts at No. :22?
East Seventy-aweiith street. It is believed
that Uoldberger has fled to Canada or “line
gory. A man stood at the door sobbing and
wringing his hands. Goldberger had $300 of
his money. , Ooldberger is Well known to the
police of Castle Garden.
Three Firemen Injured.
New Yonx. May iii—A destructive fire
occurred at the New York door and blind
factory, No. 1,2“) Second avenue. The
flames were discovered at ll o'clock, and,
although the response of the department was
prompt, the section of the structure which
occupied the lot No. 303 East Sixty-fourth
street was totally destroyed, and nnumbcr
of buildings in the neighborhood were more
or less damaged. hiss-1,850,000. While the
lire was at its height thrce firemen were hurt.
A Dynamlte Bomb.
B08103, May 25 —A bomb was thrown
through a window of the house of Mrs. C. M.
1" old, on Centre street, Jamaica Plain, by
some unknown person. There was no one in
the house at the time, except a servant girl
named Rogers, who was in the kitchen, and
she mind nnhurt. The side of the house
VIE partially blown out and a large hole was
made in the kitchen floor by the force of the
explosion.
Way Ahead of Germany.
Pn-renrno, May 25.-—Carnegic, Phipps
& Co. have just finished two steclplatce,
each ll inches wide, Jill) inches long ands
inches thick. The finished weight of each
plate is 9,000 pounds, and the test shows
60,000 pounds tensile strength. Krupp, of
turn out such steel plates.
Ready to Work In Auburn Prison.
At'nt'nx, N. Y., May Eli—In case the gov.
ernor signs the Fmtt prison labor bill the
hollowwnre shop will be started in the prison
here June 1. The collar shop will alao be
started, and probably a manufactory of bras
fittings for plumbing. The boot and shoe in-
dustry will be transferred to Sing Sing.
Another Mortgage Foreclosure.
Ammonia, La, May {hi—Tho Central
Trust company, of New York, has filed a bill
of equity in the United State circuit court
here against the St. Louis, Arkansas and
Texas railroad for about 8600411) for default
of interest on a mortgage executed by the
road in favor of the trust company.
Blvala Fight a Fatal Dual.
Buntmom, Ala, May Lia—Near Browne—
villo, Madison county, James Roundtree and
George Wilson fought a duel with platols.
Wilson wa'a killed at the second allot, and
Roundtree flol. The men were young far-
mers. They loved the canto girl, and agretsd
to aetttle their aflair by a duo].
John L’a Conaln ln Cutie Garden.
New You, May 25~Eugene McMahon
O’Sulllvau, a second cousin of the pngilist
Sullivan, was one of the immigrants jut ar-
rived at Castle Garden from the steamship
City of Rome. lie was evicted from Sir
John Godfrey’s Irish estates for inability to
pay arrears a! rack rent.
The Petition of tho Anti-Jeanna
Mourning May fi—At a meeting of the
was adopted. The titlou will be circulated
throughout the 11-0 lace for dgnaturu.
'nne Henderso- Outrago.
Pneumonia}, N. J., May 2a—“Bartie"
Vincent, a deal mute, living In thin town,
wa- arreeted by a detective charged with
complicity in the outrage upon lira, Bender
no, of Jenny City.
uhlgh Yallcy'a Car no). m
Wanner, ll. Y. ,Iay nut—11- m u
rallruad have baa-
baruddowa. munch-p equipped
whammy. m
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(H'ENATIVK AND MECHANICAL
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T'callnn'l‘lhclc appltrd for ulmrtiou of lulh
anthont exm eh I: (‘mwn work a r I.- lly
ml “War Ington N. be for-alt. tv
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hey fltuuu. aaw flung and gtlltlfll Job“ a:
lie yclee. l mbrellu and Parasol/[I thymrrd. linnut,
Milan and rum“ (in and, Lawn Monon- Ill} air
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It. A. N. CLARK.
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(mice llnure, lcloztp, In.
oc‘: ll ’lelr phr—nc rot: fltfllfll’l 6 to 5 u. r..
KNAI'I‘,
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Architect tuud l'ivil Engineer,
Pu. nirhl'l l’llne, rpm-mm: on: and nut-t rinnnd
I nor. In; the cuImrurnnu of m .y durum-n.
of bubdu Vs,
‘I'I'Ifllb llLASIlN ..tlIl I‘ '
I'rrta- 'l'nylnr‘l Building “and. men St
5U. Vurlflu'h I'. U "01' 75
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Room 50, Ilaillax d r llbak
Washington ain't-t, South \ntwalk Jrld 3m
All;\. a. (.Iiifios. _‘ ‘—
Orgamat of the Pi rat County tllolldfi 1
but), Tun-burr of
l’inuoi‘orle, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f0. ly Lock Box bill‘. 0,. Sim“- ."..l{ 10.“:
(V is. D'iit'hlh. ""“G
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'bnu-lt .Wazu
l‘utwrrr :- r tint-1'1.“ alfl Parties. Ice (‘mun
mnnlslt'l) m. Lao: for ”W rick and Well. Ill:I wic-
bra;.-at Iiml llu-n and bmp nymtm omen.
m \5 \H .~[' at) WIRW at. K, t‘f‘
I I3 .31 ~ Si'un.
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[1. Qniumrd.
Umlcrtuio-r & Embalmer.
ELEI ’l'ltl" .‘ztmn‘ nu} m Tut: orrlctz,
.‘.‘o l Knight of. Residence. 5 Elm 5L,
8‘.“ 3n Norwula, Conn.
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mates git-:5.
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demon-g of all kind» ,r tly attended to
tho Ann tint-l. nmr lain
P. 0. ll this-mm Somali !“
J B. Bantam),
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llui bier and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Dill-i foot of llavdand ‘titzon “inter; Pl). 1ka M?-
50 VIII KOR‘VALK SAYINGQ HANK
bl Washington Bu.-.
Out-r. Dally (mm!) to 133.51., and from 1 ton: I:
am on Saturday evenings from b o is.
lrlntemt al‘owcd on Dcpedta
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ATENTQ. .
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WMIIIngtou. I). C.
'l‘co yw- In United states. Patent (In: (‘5‘.
dkw Guide to Inventor: mailed free.
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$5. 00 FOR 53. 50.
The Best Cabinet Photographs
$3.50 per Dozen,
NoE-rgzijs.__
George H. tin): Err—2:27
FURS [THEE-I HILI‘IZI' .
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(fall and are my lunve sums of all kind.» of furni: J?-
:lt} Slain Street. Norwnlk.
Also pItp. red to fern. I»); . . ry II lug occurs“: for
the interrupt of the hon dryern‘ l. Telephone
2 Sana-y p
a) PEWIIOYI I’- II” '9‘. t” I 'I' .U'
III IIIIIAI.
bl mid if _-.t_')|7'lll N01“???
u mu "’1‘ & FLY \‘X,
Carriage Makers
A! .d manufacturers of
All kinds of Wagons.
Trucks, Carts. etc.
All kinda of repairing prtmptly done. '
Several our and m-nnd hand wauonr for sale.
. Vow Road Cam only $20.
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Blacksmithlng'
Pool of Franklin St,
South Norwulk.
aplb t7
SWAN a; BUSHNELL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer! in
Manufacture-rm and Painter‘-
SUPPLIBs.
rectum so. nutcoaron-r. or.
lhlp Chandlers. Futile II.“ American will.
Genuine Calcutta léturoélf Dara. 'l'enta, Bella.
lag. Swing suglnga.
Anlm N93,“. aghlnka. Rlnga. Snacklu. Feta.
Dredging!“
”glamoubarlaua laporlally
ml‘lfimm. ..‘r'mwbe
unneededby acorn. ' ”Home '
my awmmm :33:
an I.
all. Internals-a, mutational lat]
"' New llualncaa, 1888. -
UIITARD’O
[Illlllllll Still Willi!
hltl'l‘ or tll‘lllll‘l:
'(LA'l‘l. acorn It!!! It
MIuIM'AItll. LA. Rall‘llltuln.
VANILLA. tfllatt.
no N. PLAIN.
l'lNl-Al'l'ut. ouoaa'r.
tumult, wmrauuuasa.
DON‘T (.alll. IOXI
Hil’l'l . .
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'let‘. evuwuunn .
flu, no.
Ouintard Jr Son's, Druggists.
ll llaln street. Norwalk.
A rtillt-inl Mono “Steps; 3 Coping;
Luvs ItOLLIlIIO.
(MIA R RIAGE Bl.()(.YKS.
650., «Sun.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
all Water Street. Jail ly
Monuments and Headstones.
no uotbnyamonnment or {load-unto from an
photlxrraph, bntgo direct to the chow room- 0
Balm, w ater Strut-t, Norwalk and aelect one
pointed ln lta
lldtng stone
all complete and you will not be dlu
up more Dealer ln all kinda of
an cemetery work.
P. \V. 13A '1‘ Eli-l.
IlEV'l‘ & (‘IIOLII ELL,
ITEMS AND PLASTERIBS.
Boiler: or all la'lnde
set and Repaired.
li‘irc Brick ‘Vork,
and Jobblng of all Kinda
a Specialty.
orncn av s. snbnncu’e,
Ill? “wellington It. Brldlc,
So. Not-walk, t‘oun.
Also, P.0.llox140,l\'.rslporl ('1.
Jacob M. Layton,
llnal Route and Home Agent.
tlvnernl lusurmwe A gency
Plrc, Life and Actldcnt.
06mm Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Sit-craze.
Drafts for one 3 and npwanla and llonev 0!“! to
all pane of Europe.
.\'- ntary Public Arkuowtu’gemt-nta Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
ab Warningtnr. st. (Next door to Poetotllrc.)
South Norwallr. Conn.
TAYLOR k. GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire, Idle. Arcldent,
Plate (liars. and steam lloller
INSURANCE AGENTS
Alan Agents for IIIeSnle or
Debenture and Farm Mortgage
6 &. 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan. Negotiated.
OFFICKz—tshfi' Wuhlngton 81.. So. Norwalk.
' IIISIII‘II lllll‘ [III III -.Ilfll
'l‘o-Morrow/ llay be Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policy that you may need in
old age If yonliveor if you die, II will be a help
to your family. 7 cent- a day will give a oung
man an endowment of {I on to be paid to II III at
50 yum of age or to his family at death. {locate a
dIy will give you a life policy for 8!, 000 and you
do not lame what you have paid it you stop paying
any year after three.
“SURE IN 'l'lll
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 60.,
Ol' HARTFORD.
8. B. L'EOIIMISDIEU. Agent.
South Norwalk.
Life, Insurance
At Actual Cost.
)EillSOXL-l dculroua of obtaining life Insurance at
actual cost. ehonld write for circulars to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway. Sow York.
This weir-(y claim: that for at: years the con to a
member of middle age has
Less Than Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollar! of insurance. (ll! hn
mmmun
WM. ll. BERKS, President.
3 03,480,185
I 3,549,099
25,401,283
I 25.0] 9,731
Allell, - - -
Surplna. - \ _ .
Income in [888, - . -
Writer Ron-Forfrillrg Tonllne Policies without.
nalrictlonlli to residence. travel. or occupation
after two y. are and guaranteeing the return of all
pr miums paid and the amount of the policy If
«'cam occurs durlngthe Tontine period.
It! Tontine photos have been umlui'g f0: and
tart-ml yeah and have pa'd survivors a higher rate
Mimi-rest than bl otherwise oblainabio on dirt.
thus a thriller. and better than any other company-
Beul to the undersigned for statement, giving
Your ago.
A. I. CURE BY, General Agent.
New llavtn, Conn.
0.E‘Wll.SON. Agent, Norwalk, Conn. ml lm'
Why C. H.
$15,
Shoes from
COME ONE,
SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING BENTINEL, SATURDAY, MAY 25, no.
LOOK. OUT I
ANOTHER LABO__E ARRIVAL!
Great Variety Oll Stoves.
Laundry, Market and Lunch Baskets.
The BOB. ClOthB. 3013.6,
Something New.
llANl)SOl\IEST ASSORTIVIENT OF
“1888, LIIIIIIIIIIIB SIIIS, III IIl'IIIIIIl IBIS
Ever noon in llorwalk. Don‘t lorgot oar
Befrigerators,lceChestsand WalerCoolers
at lowermloaa thaaaryother place
l-II'lc Adamo-I to our “lichen Department of 11a, Iron and
Wooden Ware.
NEW YORK PRICES.
THE UNIVERSAL,
ho. to North Mala 8L, llarvcy Block, So. Norwallr, Conn.
E. C. KERRIGAN.
THE SECRET
READ IT.
You will dlarovor the tact
HARVEY’S
[8 TR!
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
flaring lacreued bin Itock to
IS OUT I
000
And having bought atrlctl forcaeh at a large dllcon’nt, he bring- hla good- wlthln the reach o.’ are
cnrtnner. The-wok la lob numenm to mention prion. Can only aay have T!
200 to 4.50.
— {O‘Remember this Is not a Bankrupt Stock nor a
misrepresentation in the prices of goods.
HONESTYIIS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,
barge Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
____.__—__
r
anber Yard between railroad and wzlagc
bridges.
llill at but of Marshall Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey 8. In.
Naw \oux Cm.
Afcw months ago] commenced to are [P J.
"on Iaueiferbddnueouthccrownof rnyhcad.
Thee isallhairedoverand Iookaaegood an the
met 0 my head. lam verymnrhplcaudandwonld
l'hly recommend it to anyoncwho la bald or wanla
lhtcker hair
F. is COLEMAN,lnglnecr,13 Park Row.
lav-
may.
—_——_Mao0coat‘$waay
can or dad-J
f_______echter'a Famousg;
ALICE!"
nwmvmmammmm
mmmmhuflmwmahmlnnot
DUI-man moat cfahnndnd. than of”
Maw-alone” Demand.
"thinl-
$l 000 REWARD mum
.z... lunar-smart: ”mtg:
an or
whatnot-Wall am "will
mmmuflrthath MW“
unoothaadglo-yndIa-ovOan w
mound-Intuit. colic!
Enlist—law“! crumb-nth
unanimity!“ lunar ultho
a ”minute-Mt.
Wm ,
mum MD! 00., mum. CT;
l‘lo hid-ea far lap *7“ ”h .l lararvy.
ltbmhmcmw “GI-glib.
FOR 8A!" BY
COLUMBIA SAFETY.
The only Safety Bicycle b'avlng hollow. namleaa
felloe. Arrfactlftyaaeroadveel foroldor
young, by or night.
The New Columbia Tandem Bicycle
New In stock. Can be ridden by lady and gentle
Inalloys! and Ladies’ Safety Bicycle:
am: new m... momma...“
lug. Catalogue on application. ,
JACK”! nuoa,
Jowolryltoro, larlw‘allt.
Examiner ln‘
amount: 3. Hawaiian.
Q U. 8. Patent 0.100,
1876 to 1883.
ompea. 436 Main Street.
BBIDGEPOB’I'.‘ coax.
‘ '0 .xfl"1t‘mlldt=otd Watch.
I Lll- 'M undihtaly.
D' at.“ watrhlnthuli
M
In. my turn
write
Hamil, Bailell [In MG° “G“
noggin... IIIIIIIIII I: IIlIIllllIS
nfilfogfill’fm Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUIWOq
No 8 Itl'ain Street.
WAGONS
licwandaccrald-hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
.— Suit All.
Call and See Them.
unfit? TIILY.
AllRightA ain.
having a iatomold ‘alllotk.
lam tall“ got I ll!
Inbyarnuchlargcrandm belle-Inch! Invite the
firbflctogivcmca call. Icanrhow the best line
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &c.,
Aadrlerthrmatthctnunaaouable
mum
J. 1‘. O’BOURKE.
II no better place to buy orhavercpalringdone.
Ian‘IZIn
Prices to
CASH
IIIISIIIIII IIIIIIS
__—q.‘_____
ONLY LOOK!
mag”... 33: main. REE-2'35""
..."...
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ll. burl smuutg
”Wellington Street.
III MM!-
'l'h lulu! Harm
-—'I‘III BIT--
MEATS
lllllVID IN 'l‘lll DIST IANNIM.
II on want the chotctvt aura. obtnlucdre
of trouble or wet. you will Ind that ally
arhot. Ia welln-
Plllllll of all Kills
, In Ire smoa
F. HAYES.
DIDIILI‘B BLOCK. . SOUTH NORWALK
WI NII'I‘IIII lIlIIIII'I'.
Ono Quality,—'l‘he Beat.
I
Beef. Veal, lamb, lotion Pork. Salt and PM,
“1133' umm' 33° summem' I‘m"
0! on,
forte.“
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Protnptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington Street.
J. H Kinefelter,
[)th III
hats, Fish flyslers,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.
0111). N. Y, N. H. & H. Depot
Bel“ will] [III
28 llaln Sh, So. Norwalk.
his Fish timers,
Fruits, bistable, Poultry, Etc
01’ All Kinds In 'I heir Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. 3mm. elf-'9 I. 8. BUSTED.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01'
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Always frceh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
Central Marbl
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order! allotted and good! delivered to any part
of City.
.IlllISllll ll Sllflllllllll, Pills.
SEWE RS!
r‘. M. PIERCE
nmnm
SIC VV 13R PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
laprepared to make anomalous with main sewer
1)th city on the most favorable tcrma.
intending to connect withthc recently laid
m in this city will and it to their advantage t?
call on him. 834 t
z' . I‘ll. l [ISTaLBIC
Pox '20. sleuth Nurwnlk, Ct.
......._ -
.iiEi—IG: Ii. IGII “RIPE,
\s I ril‘txaut'iml Retail Dealer In all kinds of
IIIIAL All] WIIIIII
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkosbarre Goals.
but far RUBBER PAINT
Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar
Branch once at Stllaoo
Mlnl
Fancy Delaware, ,
oouu'rv DAIRY
BUTTER,
Ncnv, Swot-t. Horny,
250 1b.
Barley Oats
That weigh to orb: to Ibo bushel.
right and fat,
31.43 per Bag,
0r 5 Ban at Cum-9.
protltab'e at his prlco than other nata at .0
Same until a lion tlecwlmo at Cl I.
Come and See Some Good llalt
Potted Tomato Plants,
OF THE BEST KINDS,
2 01:3. Each.
——a-r ~—
~“Bibi: & lumsloclfis
F. H. Nllfl‘t Bill.
Sell 12 varieties of
RANGES ,
From $3.50 to 330.00.
Theatre the People buy the land It a.
“UNCLE NICK”
p “chatero'd 300 of those ranger and
Greatltmeriran heaters. Tneae rangaa ”w“
Just recdvedafall
Decorated China.
In granite and plain and en vcd all wave. '0 ‘
have a lame stock of Agatawm Ind Ital
Ware. Price: low. (live an a call.
lllIBlllIllSl
ALL GBADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least 1039;. , ,. I
———-AT—- I
II. S. BRIIWII’S
BOOT 8'. SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT I
$10,000.00
Toutine or Club Payment.”
-—OOO-—-—-
A3 A3 ILLUSTRATION 0! the benefit! d M!
lngmt the Mutual Tonttncorauhl’laaolthe
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION
137 Broadway, New York,
Close.
More
love a lull: '
or: have won the v ictory.
d.-
vc below allot of bcnelldarieatlnt mm
in t e distribution of the undue“ the two
.OtIOt lobe B and Um 03m
.6. Jones. at NewYork City.
Name. Amount AW
HENRY 1:. 0.1.0111“ ...... .3101” %
Luytiea Broa., Importer-a. N. Y.
rowan!) n mums ............ yum , , .
Arthltect. A. T. BtcwartMN, -
WILLIAM L. BORR ............... Yam “
llmhant. Bridgeport, Conn, ;,
OBOBOBRHOERT............. .naoo , U
Dry Goods. N. Y. ‘
HERBERT ANSTKY ........... . “199.” ~
Private vateBecretary, Judge Ell ton. .
ALFRED P. ROLLER ........... ...lflfl Q .
Civil Engineer. N. Y. .
WESTON Ia. SNYDER ........... 115.00 C I
Commission Merchant, N. Y.
FPzdeommm Q .
W‘ ‘
m.
EKRBERT AKSTEY.. ........om.oe fl.” ‘
Private SecretaryJ edge Hilton. ,
WIIIJJAI‘B. STRONG” ... .Ol.0 I,“ '
neonate: w. harem. .. .. mm 1”.
Whole-ale inn Inca“, . ‘ moo ,
N L. GWA’I‘ ....... I”
”no"; lannfactory. Brooklyn. . ,
r..wo.mnas.. .........In.ae my:
mam .....t.‘
__ M
Raw van. July to. in.
Hauuwtdmiatlon. Nu my. I. .
Grimm: ltake mum ‘
reed l‘ cheeque for gun, .
gaztifihzathedwhofoueofthamdm _
n nyoura-oclatlou.
caletobei Mini?" ha nonfatal”
on for prom
meat of claliua. and be man. I)“ I a
able lnvortment. blatant"I L, I
Muchant.
yr A. HAMIL'roa, *3
enema. an",
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SOUTH NORWALK. MN.
Norwalk Chronicler