Evening sentinel, Friday, July 12, 1889 · page 3

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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Th aunt of hilltvan and hit blow.
”Johanna.” cheap-cud by than
“imminent-tat. liothohjtet-
adinhahgiahtahtooanndyaaddanaadcl
in.“ at ”w produce ht
warrant. manque.

“lava dad ihawarrut; you nut go
alum-o.”

”Ivan-db“ mowed tighten!
hmmwmmmchbfof
”museum. that it Instruct
, aaadhtslaenhowoaldkillhlla Theyware
hhmainaeetotha pawn-amniotic"!
huh-ammwhomtlullivanay
poahdinvala.

WWI Inward.

mmnmwunmyunu-
whomOokunHawrymihlla-iaippi,
whowknlihathawouldpayfldllotorthdr
lilivaiothuha'lttoithoeountylnwhioh
fit lac-it fight plane. &Illivan and
Mmmnch overtheirar—
M RtAttormGouoralWaahingtonwaa
lltahlbythapugiihtnnd hhllaeksnaud
w cotplll proceedings were promptly
initiated.

It. All... '10 Unlawful. '

Than-times towhether theycould ha
“Home, to await requisition
mitos- W was argued in the
Menuhin“ aft-moon Thedafond—
ani’spa'tialforawritoihabeaacorplnwaa
Minflngthathahadbennarreetednpon
nomknnwntothe lawandheld with.
out any charge opium him and without
Mowdhplaufiority. Bedeclaradthat
hahadcommittednooil’ouseagaiuattbelawa
«Tame-canal wu not subject to legal
rltraiut. Hohad committed no felony in
thhoranyothc‘ata. Comidlecussedat
lalgth, and daily Judge chllista ren-
dlvdhhdenfltm. Bewaaveryemphatich
“W“hhddwvaulongawonfl
heamuarhiu'aryact on the part of the
an-tzihatiheotllcrnhadarrastodhimwitb
outwarrantor authorityoflaw; that m'n-
dannanorlwere not exhaditable by therui-
inact'fennemaeoourta and by precedents
dOovarnor Taylor. Choaugreetodthede-

Innin- Again at Liberty.

lb More ordered Sullivan relented.
There was an immense crowd present, and
Elicbciaion of the judge was greeted with
great applause. The sports were only locked
up about two hours. Sullivan was made a
haoof, andtbe town waahlsuntil be left at
8 o'clock for the out.

[awry Still on the Trail.
Jana-on, liar, July lz—Governor Lowry
dilnoth'now of this unexpected action at
Nashville until late, and immediately telo
graphed the authoritiea at points beyond
unity mule pugil’nt, but had not

ahomadeed’orts to catch Kilrain. If the
Squires are brought into this state they
wilheiriedunderthahwoflm The
gova'noriaalaoarrangingforthearrestola
nuhn'of pants connected withthe fight
oihathanthepinclpala. Anactoflasmm—
polesa noteaceeding sum nor less
than and imprhonment for twelve
.ihnmrhoth, for wine fighting. Alden
dahattonare subject to atlneofnotle-
“31,110 or jail for six monthsorboth.
‘Withoutmbtcovornurlowryisinoarm
Agsatleman whohadanhlterviewwithhim
.yatllat the governin- is undetermined.
Hohaa-idihathewill no thateveryman
whohad anything to do with the fight'l
finished.

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KILRAIN'S CLOSE CALL.

 

 

II. Given Cincinnati Police the Slip. lint
lay Be Caught Yet.
Camus, 0., July m—Governor Fora-
“ received a telegram from Governor
Iawryaakinghimtohavethechiefofpoliee
atCincimmti arrest Kilrain and hlsparty,

whowue heading for that city—arequisi—
tion being on theway. Governor Foraker

. antifying (lava-nor Iowry that his request
had been compliadwith.
Cincinnati Detectlvaa Elndad.
Cranium, July m—Om of film'-

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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fa-warded Governor Lawry’s telegram to
W Daitchand indoraed therequeat, aho

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“Beliatheabv- mention-am
than with lb m dlmateilcoaam
“New.“ Mounhlhabmqfl
toaomidctheeaaa'

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aggregate-early 4.0002"

Thentaiemcnt then recikathedechiouoi
the couuuiaiou made on Junefltoapply
thefundl contributed for the reilefofsuf—

nchplanaawill givetheumeytothemont
needy sullercra To carry out this plan
JudgeCulnmin,oneoi tile members of the
mausoleum. is now atJohh-townandb
energetically at work. Bundles of food and
clothing will be given as longer required,
although it in hoped that this form of relief
can anon be discontinued. Additional houaua
will indicted and furnhhed mfastaathe
wlmwhich to stand them indented.
ammo in cash app-updated at the
Mounting, it in thought, will average
considerably above ",000 to each claimant.
“The than required for the Johnston
diatrlct will cover all the moneys coming
into the state from outaide avmron, with
large amounts in addition. Theappropriav
tiona for other localib'ee are from gonanl
contributions made within the state of
Pmmylvauia." The commission nominee to
publish a complete statement of it: work.

COL. ZOLLINGER KlLLED.

“other Ilia Shooting Wfl Aacidlntal or
Intentional la la Quention.
Batman, July 11—4301 William P.
Winger, a well known merchandise broker,
alannroommanderof the Fifth regiment
of laryhnd. and a leading (lambda-ate,
has shot himself dead. The tragic event, as
Mind by his family, is as follows:
The family sat down to dinner at 2 o’clock
at their home, No. l,l‘..’2 Linden avenue. At
the close of the meal Col. Zoilinger arose,
laying: “Well, I guess I'll go up and clean
the gun.” Three minutes later they heard
the report of the gun, and hastening to his

 

his death agony. Dr. Hodson was sum-
moned at once, but by the time he arrived
Col. Zolllnger was dead.

Col. Zollinger badmflered for some time
from dyspepsia. He seemed depressed, hit
the family strenuously repudiate the theory
of suicide.

Col. Zollinger was born in Harrisburg,
Pa, in 1842. lie entered the Third Mary-
land regiment of the Confederate army as a
private, and cameout of the service a captain.
Hewaaforalong time identified with the
Fifth regiment, and at the clone oi the rail-
road riots in 1877 he was elected colonel.

F

Mrs. John Tvler'a Funeral.
Mormon), Ya, July lz—Tbe cemnoniee
incident to the funeral of Mrs. John Tyler
took place this mowing atllo’clockfrom
St. Pete‘s cathedral The following persons
acted as pallbearers: Hmonry—Eovernor
thzhugh lee, Hon. It. Cardwell, speaker of
the house of delegates; Mayor J. Taylor Elli-
eon, Judges E A. Fitabugh, S. B. Will, B.
A. Welford, George L Christian, W. W.
Bump, Joseph Chr'utinn, Henry W. Flour.
ney, Hon. John L. Buchanan, Hon. James A.
Jones, Gen. Jmeph IL Andrews, Col. F. G.
Rollin, Mr. it A. Broch,Jr.,Jamea Mao-
Donald, Dr. Bunion McGuire and Bun.
B. Wise. Active-Professor George
F. Merrill, Robert B. Mumford, Jam 0.
Inrab, James Lyona, J. Randolph Tucker,
Jr., Mayor B. 11. Rush, Preston Cooke, Jamil
Mikhail, Samuel P.Waddiei, Dr. Gem-go
B. Johnston. After the ceremonies at the
cathedral Mra Tyler’s remain were taken
to Hollywood and int ‘ on the left of the
grave of her husband, and between his grave
and that of his daughter, Mrs. William H.
Spencer.

Ponaiona for Citinn Soldiera.

Arman, July lit—The first
awarded under the act of the legislature
pa“ in 1887, entitled “An act to provide
fwthcpayment of to members of
the National Guard and their families in
canine-m," have ban awarded by Gov.
mflill,asfollowl: Abrams. Aldrich, of
Norwich, allowed 872 a month for 10.01
both armand one eye; Thomas J. Law—
rmwe, of New York city. allowed 324 a
Intmth forlomot nan d left arm; Charles
I. Snyder, of Saratoga Spa, allowed 810a,,
month from Juno,1889,fa loco! use of
ankle: George II. Viener, of Rochester,
allowed 824 a mouth for ion of use of right
arm;;0arl Haber, of Ehnira, allowed out
amonthlnrluas of right arm; Charles W.
In], of Danby, allowed 34 a month for lo-
ofthumboflafihand. Theaepennionsareall
to noun-ea from June,l&l7,the date of
thaapprnvalot thebill, and continue during
thnpeusiooen.’ liven.

no noel at John-town, Ii. Y.
JonasrowaJl. Y., July 12—min during
the night raked Cay-doth creek and im
the-archforbodka Noadditiouato
tharacnvaredhaveyatheanmade. Ii'a
nowochin that nowanonweredrowaad.
Ihadrnmmsrnappud tn havogonedowa
h-hurnaiupaliv‘a Thronhoyaualnad It.
Biminoaa, Jack loyal and William
layer- are still mining. 'i'hia makes the
mortalitylnallaevsniuateadof twenty
'i'hatlrstroporhoithadl-stum greatly
WIN. crack ianrdlnarny
a cock abut thirtyto dftyfeatwideand
mean-apnea IcVIan‘adam. about
fourmflunptbauhfldnntgivowayfls
equated.

 

nan-int Gubernatorial Candidataa.
Jam. Ilka, July inane inflected

 

valley. the statement ~

feral: to relief work exclusively. and on ‘v

room upstairs found the colonel writhing in (

~b

Subsclptlna mes. tam Per Year“. 2, ; A

a2

. i ,9
38' Ill 3

macaw-arena:

"‘Sfiifififi

533-! EEETIE
< tannin-3333!.

Wall Mun-an.
lamination toe-innit“.

--- -... ~--’:~ 1' a”;

II- A. I. CLARK,

“mun“
801111130 WALK

Olen flours.
‘llclephoueconncctlon

I. B. KIAPP,

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Giuliani.
BioOa...

l.

l! to 2 I.
“1835’

cell.

Architect and Civil Engineer,

rural-hes Hana, t‘pocllcationa and Bartlet-ob
eaocfor latch-traction of every derertulon
oi balm.

TBIlls BBAWNABLB.
unmn— Taylor'- mlldln Washington Bosh.
Hort-5k. Beam

Anna. 5. million. A

(k :aamot the rift (Emmanuel t'hnnLWatu
arr.
i lulloforte, Organ and ii uslcal
i'om position.
to U Inch Box ”P. 0.. NtlltWALK. 0081'.
i ll. wan-role.
la

thieror in Wedding- and Parties.
uncanny on hand iovlhc nick and m-il.
h: lied Root Beer. and Implo
no IAIN 511.

J D. JEXhllflfi.
- Rooms-into]. fiQuiule.

Undertaker & Em halmer.
sLecl'Rlc mom am. I‘ll run orncu.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence 5 [In ht”

830- 3m Norwulll, Conn.

JE donut";

. i'arpclltor and Builder.

: lur- tumishi‘d and Estimates given.
.lwlmng Hi all hum: promplly attended to.
Slurp Ann meet, our Iain
U. Ila: «3. emoth Not-walk Ct.

' It. “A I'MUND,
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lee Om-
, iii- coin
li'fi! tltlice.
lellzwalx. CT.

 

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izlllltlt‘l‘ and Contractor.
Nork dine by the day or contract.
it‘ll i «it of lLvdauIl St. on Water. P..0 301617

SHU'I‘H NOLWALIK SAVINGS w‘

5] \im- ‘ ‘nn titre“.
nlu n Daily rl-n ul n.m.,untl from itchy.-
.b L ---~ <~vt~lldo§ mullll. l- tromxi to 3.
:rl:: .crlwlalloaull-lu Dev wits.
ALI)? LN SULMANSJ’N:
JOUNll. i's'llllis mum;
5’9! ll. JOHN ll. KRAPP. Set. and Turn

lam-Entire. W‘—
G. I! BYING'I‘QIN,
Waallington. D. 0.

Ten years In Unilcd Slates Patent Dulce.
llltw Guide to Inventor» mallet flee.

 
 

 

Goofge ll. Raymond,

FURNITURE HE iLEiilml
And Furnishing Undertaker.

( sll and 9.1: my lame elect: of all klnrll-of furniture.
36 Main Street, Norwalk.

Also prepared to fnrnlab everything naceaaary for
i c inll‘rfllimi of lhcdead,dayornlghl.1'elephnua
< rllcc ion with residence No. silelklt'ypiace.

loll ill 6m
A. FERRIS,

JEWELER.”

Iiiamonlls, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Smialty.
34 Wuhlllgton BL. Nouth lorwnlh.

JOHN H. SMITH,

FLORIST.

MAIN STREET. EUUTH NORWALK

llululltl all Healllllll

Donotbayanoualneut‘or Badman from an
l-hmlgvaph batgo direct to the chow mall
I'. W. Baton, Wale: Street, Rerwalk and caret one
all complete and you will not be till-amount] in Ito

non Dealer in all kinda of ilding lick
and canetcvy wort.

P. W. IBATES.

 

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than,

V. a. scar-flue,

HAS 0mm AT
The Bear of the Warwick Home,
South Norwalk.adapartmaltiorthc aloof

Second-hand Furniture,

And other lloasehold cools.

Will tale to nation clmmlrelon. (rash paid
mmlum,(hrpets,clockary. to.

MON E’Y LOAN El )
0n Watches, Jewelry. «to.

All balloon! ntrlctly amfldcnlia'. Cunnnaicatinoa
adduced to Box “Noah Norwalh, will receive
pit-apt attention. ' apt?

SWAN a. BUSHNELL,

Wholcvaielnd Retail nealcve la

 

 

SUPPLIES.
I“ 'am It» nun-roar. or.
fan

 

 

 
 
 
 

~ Builders- Hardware,

' TO NEW YOHMYK

Manufacturers and Painter’a

 

c
Your-truly. var. A. W00

A FULL LINE (Ill

 

PAINTS, ,
Oils Vflnishes.
Berry Bros. Ell-.51.. Oii Finish.

Wire Steel Door lilnta,
lumethlagaawmaathlagout.

w. c. oulil'raun

amount?

EESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The New and Palatial Steam-r,

Bane llharles,

Capt. l-‘rcd l.. Byxhcc,
Will commence flaking Dally ‘l’rlpa to New York
comfort, Safety and Speed.

Popular Prices.

So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip,iilceais; Excursion, loco-ta-

Ouand after

Monday. June 10th,

The Steamer will leave Wilaon Point (at arrival of
' nonnatoulc" train icaviovlo. Norwalk 1 1 so a.

to. Returning leave New ork, Pleruhat River.
toot Jeleraun gallium andtootslathtrect,
not River. w p. In.. wheeling wlth trains at
Wilton Point.

Alwaya Take the iloasatouic Line.
For further information apply to
one saw ENGLAND 1'83)!!th co.

sloanr STARBUCK. r. P. co ll.
2flsouth15t.I New York.
C ll. OLDS. Agent. Wilton Point. Gena. apt'a

The Old and Reliable.

IliILY llllllll LINE.
lllllll llewlllll

0n and after July 15.16%,(unilli’urihc notice)
—THE PROPELLERS -

 

City or Norwalk & Bugle,

Will make daily tri Sundays excepted“ for
hctwocnR ark, Norwalk million

Norwalk. Will leave Plaza. foot of Bechtlana

New York, for South Norwalk. daily at man a. ll.

(dneat south Norwalk orwalkpatw p. m.) Extra boat

on, let‘s:

at man nl.

Freight halved“ iroln’ . a n. to 5 p.m

tarn.ing Boats have Booth Norwalk. dallyfl:
: In. Nuwalk. k.’l‘u¢day. Thanday and Saturday.
p. m.

height taken from nd received for all
potato on tho Danhury and Not-walk and
Shop-lg Railroad- at Greatly Induced

POI
II.

£y. 5 p.

Upon Indication“ to agents the City ofKorwalk

Intent height
mywh-elnhlawYorkoritav ty.

H'All pain-mm hidtrustinaaayof the
.pioyoasoi the hint. of tab linenuaenouutnf

MllllUSAToNli} BAILRQAD.

DANBUII 8 “DIWALI DIVISION.
Outlet-l Julio III. I”.

 

Pam-germ...
l.v.iiorwalk. Lv.8n.Nnrwalk. Anwnm Point
182nm ”6a... Milan

’1' bl " ll .5 in
[MI “ 1013 " it!” “
talcum. lot) I. IMDJII.
m u m n 458 --

617 “Ind Cal “lined us “I‘a‘d
am I. M 810 u I. 8'8 It th
.0 .0 u m“ a. D. loa! II II
emu.
89am
mp.-
NOBTII.

hamlet-t. Lv.tln.Rorwalk. ALW

l "I. m. lined ima. In. l‘x‘d it to lined
625 " n “ " til "
l 86 “ til. " ”an...
0| " Ethan. 1218mm.
250 “lined ‘31): :llxed in red
input. 519 " 5‘i‘l’p.ll.
63? “ u: “
715 "
lilo “lined It!!! “lined Ioullud
mt.
Ian: imam.
.- Barium.
WA! and Gan’l lanagar.
. l’arn.

Spring Goods’

Brill [lull millillllll}
W. B. Hall 6200.,

BRIDGEI’ORT.

will taunt-almanac:

Bonn. an. m ‘
WRIGHT in FLYNN,
“ Makers

And ”tailored
All kinda ' of We.
Tameka, Oat-tam

All hind- of mpiiy done.
Several new and around wean-s tor ale.
law load Oan aaly alto.
n Munroe-Sh gent! all
kinds offlnekamithinx
Poet of [manila In.
I'll. Iorwnlk.

I,

up". if

WAGONS

chmdaeoond-hand
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

I’rices to Suit All.

Call and see Them.

my TILLY
CAN DI ES

Ofall kind!

BAKERY

— -—~»~‘>——~——

CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. and a toll assert.
aunt of ornamental candy.

MrsJohn Holland

LADDER“? BLOCK.

 

Ylnti‘ lea

25" ..---.“

HATS! HATS!

The Correct Styles

in all grades of $th and Soft Huts. Spring Style

5111;. Hats,

Boys lists, Polo Cups, Tennis
Cups“ In all colors, Crush
lists, in... at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

Particular attention paid in
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills Ilnla.

 

 

MEMBERS!

AND AT

The Best Goods for

the Least honey
—-—.u'—— '

H. S. BRflWN’S

BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.

amino.

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mhwllellnelhc hair in growing out in good

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“name. canons

FAIRIGON“ Ho... 3.

ALL GRADES ..
Lowest Prices I g;

lune
Allwhoharceecnthchaldrpoteon the hack of

l tectl satisfied that hirinnn In the
worm p" ’ a. n. errands.

 

REDUCED TO

30 Cts
DOUBLE lull.

DECKER 8
Pain and Wall Paper Still,

18 ION]: m It"
South Norwnlk, Ct.

GO TO

lflflBEllHiBliNS

Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,

FRUITS, (130.,

No. 8 Main Street.
Fancy Delaware
couu'rv DAIRY

BUTTER.

Neav,

 

vaeet. Rosy,

250 1b.

Barley Oats

Thatwel to ndeto lhc boaheL Clean,
Eh mhund fat,

81.15 per Bag,
0r ii Bilge at 01. I2 [-9.

More profitable at his prim than other oats at 25c
lean a bag. Same om selling elsewhere at 8125.

Come and See Selle Glut [latl
Potted Tomato Plants,

01’ THE BlS'l' KINDS.’

2 01:3. Each.

—-—ar—

llihllle & lllllllSlllill’S
CASH

 

 

ONLY LOOK!

——a’l‘—-———

W. luau Sillllllll'l,

92 Washington Street.

MORENW

[lllflS T118 3118111335

Yard and Office, Water Street,

 

 
 

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'3' m0!

Refiigerators and Ice H2

WATER 0001.33.

Wane-linguiowcon. mama-u. JuanvuJ-vtatwylab
Vania-pa. WhthvOua-m

Window Screens to Fit Any Sized W I

Wemadltagailthctlaol‘rliteheaw
Don'ttnrlittocallaadaaoaratwurivaltamlliovm. Alum-l

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

NO. I. North Inl- Iu'iot, lo. Hm,“

Plaistld’s Illug Stall.

“TRIPLACITOBUI

HEARS banana

WE llAVl IN 8100‘ ALL Till POPULAR BRAIN.

 

 

IMPORTED

 

 

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TB [100’ SEASON l8 AT RAND AND YOU am

DIS I NFE CTAN'I'S .

OUR STATE BOARD OF BIALTII RAB MIXED” m m 0?

-a

chloride of lime é Bonneras

WE RAVI A LARGE STOCK 01' Born. ALSO

Catholic, Grade and Crystal. Platt’s Chlorides, Bronte Chlor-
alllm, Laboracque Solution, h.

PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE,

43 Washington Street.

MAL GOM- l‘lllM.

—-BITI' YOU'D——

COAL“: AN D W001) ”

mom nu: ll'Ell‘Trwnvlllpi; .
E. M. TOLLES c’co:

All the favorite varieties of hard and free-burning coals. Special prion film for
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.

Dal, Pile, Clelmn! all Spruce Walt Still and Split

BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.

‘ twi-

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. .. . sensinusnalauultr 2

 

 

 

 

 

FOOT OF HAVILAIID STREET,
Opposite Pratt 85 Weed’s Shoe Manufactory-

 

 

 

HEAQUARTERS

 

SEWERS!

F. M. PIERCE
bum la

la tomako

connection-
thiaci mthomfavuablat-ma.
tnthiadtywulmtothatr
alwa- Win
callnn him.

I“. M. PIERCE

EEWER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor

with Datum
withtharnc-tlylaid

lion ”mouth Nerwalkfllt.

mean-r mwnan.
wunaanunolla ' mm“ m’c‘i‘l‘io'ilm'
RAT [grangmroun norm, an on T
una-m on rm Poison rm PAPIB. '

 

TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER,

HALE’S Bib? STORE,

Cor. Main and Wall Streets.

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LADIES‘Pms

no You Own Dyeing, at lame.

:f are. my?” 3.1;:quan
orfw Factor-oi or am . gm
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1,200 to L500 Pairs