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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 10, 1889 · page 4

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”REV-PM“ from a be
rowan. a tIaIenI. Guam,
"robbed M0600 Wednaaday.
“Inna belong In New Lon-
Ialbeaa negotiating with Mr, De
ffnaaa farm. Wedneaday the no.
lion-premarital“ and a check
M In payment which exceeded
of the farm hyfll00. Farmer

 

f: mowed the rig-attire
.Ibe maker and waii ready
MB He and the negro

I: drove to Norwich and De Wolll
new from the bank. When re-
Iiu to Halo. a hlgbwayman stopped
at In the wooda near (lardener' II lake
demanded MI! money or their
My handed ovI-r their mum-y
droveoti.
”tumult a little later recovered
.n Illa. flight and licking IleWolll,
I In an Old man. to alight. atarted ap-
eotly In pumit. The men were pale
,tjay drove to Norwich and left for
vldence on an afternoon train. The
clinic: Ia. between forty and fifty
.re of pan. la five feet nine Inchea
II and flolgha about 200 pound». He
,IJoIoIIiflI-JW bail. M Iiida whia
"ailment-ham “we. hit-«wat-
'It veal. and troueera and a erhy hat.
description of the aemnd man could
Ibtalnod. lie ia paid to be betm-en
y and alxty years of age.
A. "III Killian or III
(New York Tribune.)
ITUBIBWIHI. Ohio, July ills-Twenty-
II mike north of Steubennlle, JolIIi
Iker. an old New York “fflmhlt'l’, has
ed to: the last thirty-six yearn. III-
II Nan married three timer, and is the
lher of twenty-one children. His pre-
It wife, the mother of six young child-
i, it. daughter of his aeoond wife by
curious marriage. Ilia home In an
house of only one room, and he
4 out an existence by farming II
II plot of ground. Two days ago a
plaint waa made to the Humane So-
‘1, alleging llll! brutal treatment of
“children. He was arrested after II
lperate struggle; for, despite the fact
5 be in eighty-four year: old, he has
harkable physical strength. At
hearing today his wife was
principal witness, and from
m lipa was heard a story
I almost incredible cruelty. She
1d that on one occaalon. because one of
5 none went to a booking bee against
.wishes, the old man took him with a
,Ilter around his neck and hung him to
gable beam, where he was left until cut
pwn by the wife. A daughter who want-
'I togo toschool like other children, was
“ripped and tied to a post where he
t.ahod her with a blackanake whip
“to a Itate of inaeneibility. Two
months ago be tied up a ten-year-old
naughter by the heele, and whipped her
ith the ramrod of a rifle until her body
almoet literally flayed, and today
bepl'cd the red and ugly scars. Ten
I up ago, because two of his little. girls
atviir cows get into the cornfield, he
diped them, tied them up by the
_‘ ’,-la to a limb of a tree, and whipped
31'“ with 5 Into hing strap TliI- ir
It. yet bruit the marlin (If the III-lung
b; pare only a few instances of the
1‘;' do punishment he Inflicted upon
lightest provocation. lie was fined
and costs with six monthai in the
,; Ithouac. His wife and children Will
J Irovided with other homes.

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o-u'a Brave Act, While Men Sat
I Still and hooked 0n.

!; he Hartford Courant says: An incl.
*’ toccurred on an afternoon train on
I Consolidated road the other day that
ht to have found no way into print
no this. It has numerous lessons.
orig the passengers were three sweet
quiet Sieteru of Charity in their
tacterietic dress. A drunken man,
ry drunk and annoying, entered the
and sat down beaide one of them.
_ talked peraietently. drank from a big
forth that he carried. and finally stuck
“5h diaagreeablc face repeatedly into the
rug bonnet of the aister in a most in-
‘3‘ Ilting way. She war evidently much
, ightencd. The conductor had already
. nan told of the man’s conduct, but did
)thing. The other passengers, in true
arapnger faahioo, sat and looked on.
I! 0 man atirred. Finallya woman, white
urban and full of suppressed indig-
gallon, got up from her seat and went
.Iie reecue. She grabbed the fellow a
.ttle, wrceted it from hia hands and
nag it out of the window, and she took
lid of him, and after a lively and unan-
‘ad MIG. got him out of the seat.
u no Roman Catholic, aha said excit-
rumm. maria. “but .I can't sit
and-re afillter of Gharityinaulted."
aaagood continent, but the rest of
oarfnl did not seem to share it. The
doctor paid he'd have pulverized the
aaif be had been one of the pawn-
.Inarruuu uim’imrTa ultimo...
' .Wra- the Merchant Traveler.)
‘Whare are you two going ?" asked a
I nfa youth and maiden who were
adoring away from the main group
; the picnic.
’ Oh, we‘ re going to get some pond

 

In aquarter of an hour they were re
‘ tiling.
Wbfl‘e the matter ?" naked the girl
, millet apoke; “couldn’ t you find any
and Iillaa r"
gate,” replied the other young lady
“dolly. “aomebody elro had the
mm

And the young man blushed.
*~ no cont-g 'OI'III'I Ian.
:3. of Connecticut are
Mitre work of providing for an
brawn-mutton or the products
ri- al the plate at the world'-
‘lr rbould begun now. The lpirit of
pr. In regard to precaution: for
Maud-taking may be judged
of tbaNaw Haven Reg-
baa alien from the brat a
appraelatim of the value and Inn
of tap eoialug celebration-
!urk he.

 
 
 
 

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KlllCllNEll’S SACRIFICE.

He Dcfcnded His Mother’s
Honor Valiantly.

AND IIAVI" IIIS Lil-1 I'Illl Ill‘lla.

lloiiry MIIrgnIIweI-lit [NI-2a Murder Moat
Foul—ale aliuIIta Down
The llall waa
"other

Illa Btepaori.
Meant for the lloy'a

A New York Tragedy.

NEW Your, Aug. l0.~A mot-It atrocious
haunt-lilo wan committed on the top floor of
the [Wu atory frame dwclling' No. 791 Ninth
avenue, wlII-ro llcury Morgouvrmilit, a
painter, IIlIIIt and killed IIiII ”year-old atop
an", John Kirchner, for Interfering in a
quarrel lfi‘lwm‘ll ill! mother will slupfutliel‘.

Ilorgeitwlwht was iIrt‘oIItI-d by Ullll'ul‘
Daniel I‘Imtiguii, of tho 'l'wvutym-cumd pre-
cluct, Just. Ill be Willi leaving tho house, and
taken litiliil'tl HurgL Boylu, III Wlitilll llo cou-
femud tho elltxillng. He told llltl boy was a
lab], Iihtftlcm follow, who I't'fllhf‘d to Work
and lived on him. He hllllllll that the boy
and bin older brullmr, I'oanIII. II-IIIIIIltod him
and were ejecting him from tho home when
he Ilred II shot ju‘lt lIIM‘tIrII tliuiii. The hull

amm'lt John. and, flaring it had killed him, '

In Ila-l. Illurgeuwoclit did. not know that
the boy waa «loud and mwmml indifferent to
to his condition.

The ('aiIaIi «I ll"- ’l'rIIulIlc.

Two year» ago III HI-pleiIIbI-I' Mnrgcuww-lit
married tlm Widow Kirchner. Slli‘ liiid IWI
whit find two daughter», whom» frItlicr hull
boo-n llt'flll fl your or more. Mnrgetiwwht
When painter by ll‘tlllt‘,lllltl ltiullc a wry
good aalary, and Irwiiml to ll' Ilt'e‘lll" Inter
billed in the Welfare of the children. I'Iitimii
wuaacnrpcntormnd llIIl lib share Iowan:
the aupport of tho friiiiily. The two girls
Katie and \lary, were out at erll'fi‘ am
John worked for II plumber named Fly iItI ul
tliocoriiur of Htxty~fourth street and Kim!
avenue. They all lived happily until about!
three months ago, when Morgonwta-lit sud-I
detily moiunied a sullen air and begun to ubtm
his wife. A! first he refund to give any
natal!" for his queoriictiuns. but when prmm:
very hard by the sums, he said that he had;
tlimwwered that his “’lft' and their mother
had home an illegitimate child It your aftci '
her husband died.

He Threatened to lilll Her.

The boys denied this and doubtcd
step—father's ability to prove it. He said Ill
more about It at that time, but llla‘ manner 5
continued tin-same, rind he spent liiit littlI
time iii the hmiw. During the past Week III 5
renewed the lll‘lleltlllfl and said that ho had l
positive proof of it. Ilu Thursday he bccziiiit 1
very much excited when the. matter was re— 1
ferred to and threatened to kill his wife and .
himself.

The Boys Defend Tlielr Mother.

The cbiIdrIn interfered and the old mun l
left the liuuse. About eight n‘c loc k lri-liii
night, when he returnadfrum “Ilrk III- was
accompanied by l man named llmtuilter iI ;
fellow Mullmnii, by \I hum be intended to
prove his wiles unlallllfulncex )lr~ Mur-
genwecht, her two sum and llll‘ llfllll'lltl‘l'
Mary sat at the supper table. when the trio .
entered. The husband began berating he
wife and boosting of the living proof he had ,
against her, when John and Conrad jumped ’
to their feet and orderul the old man it
cease or leave the house. It: >5Lmlf6‘l‘ became l

 

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frightened at this turn of affairs and ran
down stairs.

MorgI-nwechtlmd been drinking some and
be refused to lw quiet. A scuflle cmued and
the father ilro-W n ilicalibcr revolver and
flrcd, intending, it is flit-posed, to shoot his
info.

"9‘ Gave III-I Idle for llt'l".

John hfl“‘ him draw the pistol and :rprimg
for it just as the weapon was discharged, and
the ball, entering the left breast, penetrated
the pericanlium, producing an inward hem‘
orrhage, from Which the boy died in a few
iiinnients. The Wounded buy staggI-rwl out
into the hallway and fell unconscious on the
landing. .\iI ambulance was quickly .qmr
moned, but the surgeon refu<ed to remove
the body, for death was apparent.

A ltrotlicr'a Bravery.

After the shut was fired Conrad “rested
the weapon from his father’s hand and
pounded his head against the wall until the
occupants of the adjoining apartments
rushed in and semi-Med them. Morgenwecht
then took this opportunity to escape, but was
captured by the diligent police oflicer. Con-
rad tolda reporter, with tears in his eyes,
that he Wished it bod been he that war shot
instele of his brother. He said his father
was a brutal and quarrelsnme man.

Ecklnart Must Answer for Murder.

Cums, N. J., Aug. lll.-Tlt0m:ts Mc-
Donough, who was stabbed twice in tho abdo-
men by Andrew l‘lclrhart at the picnic of the
Comet club of Philadelphia, is dead. Ecli—
hart will now have to answer the charge of
murder. A few hours before Mc Donough
died Eckhnrt was taken to the hospital and
was fully identified by the dying man as his
assailant.

Coke Operators Sign the Scale.

Scar-roam, Pa, Aug. lit—Quite a num-
ber of independent operators have signed the
coke scale, and the few who have not alreme
signed haie asked f I r a copy of the smlo and
will lilrely sign at once, as they say they will
pay the some as the other operators. Several
of the large coke work! in tlio region are run-
mug.

 

Col. Dudley Not Frlghtaned.

Wasmsoroy, Aug. lit—“l have seen the
dbpatch you refer to," said Col. Dudley to a
reporter when naked if he knew of the al-
leged Icheme to arrest him in Indiana.
“Whether there is any tnith in it or not I
shall not be deterred from going if my busi-
neae can so be arranged. "

One Armed Swltchmen Strlke.

CHICAGO, Aug. Ill—There is a strike on
the Northwestern road The eleven one
armed night switch tumors, employed on
the road between Western avenue and For-
tieth street, struck for higher wages. They
receive 845 and demand 850 a mouth, with
two Sundays on“ each month.

Whlrled Around a Shaft.
Jacaaommn, Fla. Aug. 10.~— Walter
Crawl, aged l5, while playing In the Clark
aw mill was caught on a ahaft and whirled
around nearly three hundred timer. He was
alive when extricated, though both legs and
arm: were broken and he was terribly lacer-

ated about the body. He died later.

Rev. flemon’a Trial.
Cour-ma. S. (1.. Aug. 10.——'l'he trial of
John Yeldall, alias Ii F. kaon, the colored

ldgefleld. Thcentlre day waa con-timed In
calling jurora, only eleven being secured.
The trial producea no excihment.

Davenport and “Oath" Bum.
Haw You, Aug, lQ—Among the pan-I-
gmou the North German Floyd creamer
Eda, which arrlved here today, weral’am
Davenport and (learn Allied Tm
I'm")-

“ the gtfl't'l‘lllllt‘llf, is unsung.

 

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SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, with

rucx Ticks BACK.

Ila Morita the l'naa and Benign. aa (Ira-d
Sachem or Tammany Hall.

Naw Yonit, Aug. Ill-Shunt! Junior: A
Flack IIIIII rent to Chairman t'ochraiie and
Secretary Iiilurfmt tho ’I‘IIIIIIIIaIIy mI-IuIy,
his resignation Ian grand anchor" II. that or-
ganization. The letter III or follow;

"In connection with a pint pending III the
courts of Iiacity, it has warned propor ti,
try IIiIoaiIouf the came in the nowapapera.
Advantage hue alIIo been taken of thle cir-
cuniatanai, on mttfllllllft of my political coir
auction therewith, to rIIllm-l on flic'l'uitlmntiy
Hall organization and suit-tut), of which latter
I aiii the grand aiicllaiii.

“While lulu willing to wait pIIiIIIItIy for
my vindication by the court», I do not think
that the orgniiimtioii alIoulII, during the
[mulency of the critic, ho it‘ll. in II porimori
tlint iI. can be mailed over my shoulders.

“Uii reflection. l have t'ullt'llltlml to never
my connection with the IIrgIIiII'uItIIIII until
rut-b time Ilh a trial can be llllll.

“J therefore lt'lllldtl‘ my rimigliiillim a.
grand auclII-iu of tho moiety IIIIII (It! It moni-
llll' of the general coiiimItlIIo, tu trike effect
from date. At the some time I Would request
Itiy friI-IIIIII to ati~po~ml flu-tr Judgment Initlio
inertia of thi- l'It'v‘, until they MI'I‘ put in plat
IIIMMIIII of the IIII‘IIt"

Mi Hulk III-I lliiI-d III - iy \llln'llli‘l‘ Ill' nlil
IIII vmu il "MIX" “Ill ollll nil allvl Ill'

IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

Wire.
At l'IIinlmrr
l’illrlblirg I II I II I: I". ll ll 1 .15
Wmhmmun l I ll Ii Ii i o 0 u :1

llnitci'iI-II liitltiii null Illillci', lei-mm and Much
At liIuliIIiqunlM

IiillIIIiInimqu. .0 (I Ii II I II u it ll 1
{KI-“lurk ..0 ll 2 I) o ‘1 II -I rue
lLlll"Il"\l lictm-Iii and IhIily. ("rum- Illlll lilting
I\l l'lmcluinl
('lI-Ia-lnnll I'lulunlrlpliin gitiim |r'-*«'|Mtit°vl; wet
grounds.
Al I'liit'ugu
lhmtnu .0 ll II u 0 ll II 0 0.0
('huugii _ I II I (I ll II fl '3 X—L
IIIIlferIIw' ('lm‘lw-ii IiiIII llt‘llllt‘ll, 'l'I-iIi‘r mid
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l'iiiI'Iiiiiuti . II L‘ l '2 ll il ”l I 1 Al!

“Illlr'l'lr‘x
Baldwin.
.\l Kilns-ls ('in
Kiliixuul‘lly. .2 o (I o o 2
hilnlllh. ‘l 4 ll II 3 ll
lluttI-ril-s: t'unwuy niid Ilmu-er.

Slmllun IIiIIl \';IiI.:lIii. Niiiilli flll'l

fl 0 I All
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llllll.~t‘}‘ and

Buyb-
Otlier (Blames.

Al Tull-do
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‘llut‘fiiln ll II (I II I I. n .I I) l» ;

I:llllr‘l'lt'r~‘ Spl'll,,’ll“ ltllll Sag-u 'a‘lllllfl") and
built

At War mtI.

Tun-urn ll 0 u t 3 1 1 u n if
lllllllllll'll 1 II II ll II II II II it 1

L'IttI-riI-s. llII lI-‘rl and (Illllll. litllll“ and spins
AI llr’lrnll»

llr‘ll‘nll ’{IK‘llt'\l"r p'ltltlt' [msthiiII-d; I'ltlll

AI Landau

lmtId-Iii Sirncnw ,{mtlv' pmlpniir-d. ruin

.\t. Null llLLH-ii

NI-u H:I\r‘ll ll II II I) ll Ii It 3 1—3
KI-“uilz. II II I» H II ll ll tl II .t
[Lulriiv‘ [M n. and l'IIlIIll. ILILcr :IIlil >llllllfln.
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\l’IIrI'I-qcr -: u ll I ll 0 u ll 04':
lfiutll It ll ll I! It I» 1 II It 1
Barnum Still I 9 (Hill 'l'II-n..-u. ltum~ and
Gullflx‘l‘
WHERE

IS HAMILTON ’

, Fear: Arc Entertainer! “that [In "II! [teen

splrltml Away.

NEW YllltK, Aug. lU.—Tllollm$ llziiiiilton,
an engineer, who returned from llayti on
Slay I?) lost, where be had been working for
ll» “11‘- but one
of a lllllllllt'l‘ who hurl gone there. Tin-y all
rI-turitml lwgclbcr, find each unv- limlnbout
3.30! in gold us his pay.

Hamilton was very ill It'ltll t| {men and
his slilpiiintrs put hm into n curring» and ill-
recfed the driver to lilliil‘ llllll Iiiiiimlliitcly tl'
his home on Orient avenue, derail)“ t‘itv.
where his wife and family wI-rv- living.
Neither Hamilton nor the carriage lith- bcc'i
heard from since. It is feared that his iiiviney
proved too temptingy for the driver {Hill the
hll‘k man lllla ll‘t‘ll spirited away.

A Letter frank Arrested.

NH“: YHRK, Aug. Ill, —.~\nrinli JIII- nun
Urtliri, who innclork in the cullec'nr'» III»
partmI-nt .If (he‘- cuuum llhllat“, has lu't‘ll or
rented, t'liurgItl liltll sending it‘ltrrlltitlfi lint?
threatening letters through the mails and ill
default of $253M) bail was committed to lIuII.
low Street jail. Urtnii bus the app-nrnmv
of a respectable and intelligent man of mid-
Ille age, but lll.‘ answer: In the questions of
the commissioner cII-nrly showed that ho “a;
demeritul. ntitl llln llrrt'uua, restlms manner
was indicative of mutilnl Illstiirbince.
Among the persons to whom Orttiii has ml-
Ilressml and mailed letters are l'rI-aideul
Harrison, Jay (luuld, Archlnshnp L‘Iirrignii,
the allvinury committee of Plymouth church.
the Presbyterian maembly and many others

 

E. E. I'olstpr, lenim of the Terra ifottn
Lumber company in Kunsm, is said to have
skipped to Canada With {20,000. Ills family
left for Europe It week ago.

rowderly on Corrupt Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lit-General Mast t‘t
Workman T. V. I’owdcrly, of the Knights
of Labor, haw entered a vigorous protest
against the corruption existing in politics at
the present time. His view-s will be eni-
bodied in an article in the next issue of the
ofllcial organ of the K. of L. “The cor-
ruption at the want time," he said, i~I
awful to contemplate. It is Eli debauched or
anything pomlbly can be. This is no libel on
the political parties, but a and fact. That
men are Ierrurizml is no secret, and those
who doubt the statement need but stand at a
polling place in any industrial center and
watch the methods of those who [was influ-
ence on election day. "

 

 

 

No Match for Sullivan.

an Youit, Auz. Ill—Peter Jackson met
and defeated “Ginger" hit-Cormack iii «Inc
and a half rounds in a llobolton theatre.
There were about 4,000 persons prtxent.
Judging by the way that he fought McCor-
mack he would stand no show at all agnirnit
such men as Sullivan, Kilrain or McCalfrey
McCormnI-k, who is a fourth rater, did fairly
well for a short time,

Charge- Agalnat ltoulangcr.

Pants, Aug. 10.—The charges preferred
against Boulangor are that he helda verita-
ble political court at Clerrnont- P‘orrand; that
he organized secret Intriguea, electoral agita—
tion and a system of corrupting officials, and
that he tried to have Bismarck informed
that he tlloulangerl only desired to be ap-
pointed contul for life

A Valuable Racer Illllcd.

Brnixorinm, Mam, Aug. 10.~—1'hI- bay
gelding Jack Shepard, owned by T. W. (lil-
hert, of this city. broke a leg at the races in
Northampton and had to be killed. The
unimal war valued at 82,500 and bad a roe
on] of 2:20.

 

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lunar-nun, ng. lit—target 1. Fruit
Gal-m bar he- held In mum hall for an-
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J .‘
t3: I-pciitcr illlil lluildcr.

l ..:.r furnidn-d and I-Z-txman-e given.
l-IIIL‘ I , of MI kind! pruniplly it'll’llllt'tl1’3.
Anti ~trI-I-t mar Main
- in 1 Mt. ‘e'tllllll NomnlkCt.

'1'“. cumin” "' m'

. I now r2,

....4

lillllllt‘l‘ Illltl Itllll ‘ilt‘ltil‘.

Iktlnli 'l)lhl IlJll‘u‘ cum tact.
Alfllr foot of II: U1 iz'mtl St. or; W {Itor I’ll. [Ir-x 6i?

\‘ill 1'” h‘lR‘VALK SAVINGS HANK
I

5) t‘. n-bilglnn Slrt'tti
Upcn Dally fmml) tn 1‘2 :I.m um! fram ’-
Ind on Saturday cvcninge from ii to a.
White not allowed on Depoaita.
\LDEN rilll. \l ANS. Prep.
mini n rams. \ lce rm.
lt)UN ll KNAP P. Sec and Treae

ATENTB.

I.. It in ING'I‘ON,

“Washington. II. C.
a In l‘IIII-wl Sul'w- l'IItI 1'7 Uf'l‘
.l ..'. lin..!ct4i1i.t'ci:rl‘.r-titiilrd (rev

’0". p '1

334- h

I": i. yen:

George II. ltuymcmtl,
l’l'llNlTUllE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.

".llll «w my large emckuf all kimlsuf fumuurc.
38 Slain Street. Norvntlk.

A.-o prr; -:m (l III formph Iv-llry Ih‘ flL' nertemry for
lit ‘IIH l'I'tlt' ill of tin ltI id dziy tll’l tum" Tc! r' llllilllt
mi. r mm. II; III rI.- III me No. 3 III rlilcy plan.

5“ h 10hr]

A. as. Funnies.

JEWELER.

lliaiiimitls, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Sta-cmlty.
:l-I Washington St., - South Ntrrwulk.

Jotté‘lmi-iféfiiirl-Ifl,

FLORIST.

a‘l‘itE‘Il-IT. SOUTH NORWALK

lumen nil Headstones.

Donut hnyammiumnnt or Headstone from any
phonimph bingo direct to the show roomp of
W [mi-e, ll III r Street, Nnrwiilk and pI-Icct one
all complete and you will not be dieappomti'vl in itr
appiamncc Dealer in all kinde of building mini

and cvmtlcry work.
BATES.

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Wl-HIV

1’. \‘V.

Mam

UUUMERUIIL COLLEGE !

Gazette Building, Nor-walk, Ct.
FRANK ll. RESCUE. PRINCIPAL.

By our eyutcm of office practice, ruling all kind.- of
commi- rcial piper which n pro-cute real v.alni~
our- 't‘llnlltnl are thoroughly din-Ii for any busi-
nwe p which

Careful Attention (liven to the Detail of

Bualnua.
Illailylcxceptlng Satnrilnyl'la m. to l
p in Evening: Monday, Wetlmeilay
land Friday? .30 tom)".

“'Rl‘l’l'l F08 TIME-TABLE.

I’. 8,—7Wc are glad to we so many visitors and if
you mil call after H a. m. we can Ilevttc more
llmi‘ for the purpose and VIII be pleased to thou
the entire Ivor-mgr» of the college

Bargamsmllilliueiy

“80 T0———-—

Fawcell’s Htadquarteis for

NI I 1.111 N EIIY,
3 Water St., Norwalk.

We are polling No In Satin Idge (lroaerraln rlb-
hone, in all rolore from In etc. up. Wreaths from
50m. n Ulr'e have jnet received a full line.
of Oetrich feather bandp. nix tip- ln one hand. all
rolom tor More. A full line or infaata cape from
to eta. up.

MRS. FAWCE’I'T,

3 Water In, Email.

 

Site-none

 

Children’s
Ladlea’

84 Washington

it I'm; "1‘ .\ rpm,
Carriage Makers

A d riiniiulnrlnrcru of

All kinds of Wagons.
I‘r-Iicka. Carts. etc.

All KllI'n‘ iIf tnpa ring pr Imptly (lull! .
.‘It'u l'lll III-iv MI I I-II‘Iinil liulld Wfll‘flltl fur mil“
Ncw ltoafl I'lll‘ll‘ nfl')‘ 3:0

Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Biacksmlthing

I out 0| l‘IIII-ltllri 91..
south \nrwiiltt.
“pit. If

WAGONS

\‘n-wIliIIluimiid-lrli‘d
llIIL'gicfl, I’lim'toiis. I’arrizitzca,
Canopies, SpiiullI--, ctc.

I’t'it'cs to Suit I‘ll.
Call and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

, A I’l‘lIII IIINI') 0|“
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes

ill-rl'y Wm ii I‘ll ‘lii i'llll‘ll.

“ire vices lltior tint-I

Minn ’ .

W. C. QUINTARL

Ml Slt‘ BALI. BLIM‘ K

UUUBBRS'

._01 ._

ALL GRADES

AND .\T

':I“ III-~51 h:

The “Pit (lcmlq for

the Le .Ist 'ilom- -y,,
_.\X'_

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

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. . r I n; I IN 'il.
III- fr . Mir-“51"(h
..glI«I.:eaI,I- Fifi“: Ac'rln
a u: ;.l'crtl-.I-d, Matine-

 

 

J? 'llIi
Nzw llav rn. Court.
The Fatima 'l‘zIr Soap l’llfllil“ a lim- lathr and
[mine lllt rkin uoft and portable; its cleaneing
IpiIi hie! .Ire lint chit-e I liki it
It ll. summer: Enunlvcr, W‘I'hapel St.

Nrw llavrir. (has.
(I’m/IrriIIrI—llavlm: need your Failtnn Tar hoop
myi-c if and finding It a thoroughly good article for
cleansing. rI-freehing and healing the ~ltin, I (ha r-
fully recommend it priDIIcI-eionally.
bit. JAMES ll STE‘l'Sth

 

For Complexion. Ohavlrig, Shampoolrig'
Channel Manda. Rough Iltln.
Phyatdanarccommend It.

Mule by War-eat on receipt'ofpvtna.
14d“ In [Marinara wilt! Ilaxrby mil, com.
YEMEI REIEDY (‘0.- New llavcl. Own.
If. P. baa gmn Hinton head- lmblfor 10 ’3‘...
Band for hiatury and Genuine Wok.

Nrw llIvrIv. (fora.
llavr- tried your Paricrm 'l'ar Soap and without
heallation can pay I like. It. Have already ordered its
me in three can-1a ofronzhncee of the slim, when! it
bar acrved a meet urn llI-nt pprpoee. Shall try it in
ma a m rim 0 mortuu
ecz ‘ y l LM’CRBEMER, BI D.

Orrin Duran-Ian,
Washington. D. I}.
(I’mfltrmn I think your Parlonn Tar Foap the
lineal lever came amino. 03036! P. WIIII‘I.

roa tutu rr
630336 B. PMISTED.

 

 

 

APRON

S

ALE

_—~~ W...

WANDMW

ALSO

A LARGE VARIETY
A'I‘TRACTIVE STYLES

At 25 cents Each-

Aprons 19 to 50 Cents
100 to $1. 00.

 

St,
MmW. H. Jams

Ila-I II lane l'llil'1 rim of paraple- of

Spring Goods

Hill.“ Till!

UFUSS UUUUS Ulllllll‘llllllll
W.B. Hall 6200.,

llldl l)(I‘I I'Zl’()ld'l‘.

Axilliixll purrlmw fur par'wa without l‘llll’L’I' or

 

Lowest Prices lE

U. S. UUUUN’S.

 

'Alt't' lifflt'f- at i‘lllli‘ pmw as tin III; . _.pnrl
II In In in 'Stf
lllllll“;lf,tt‘“lltf'lllfl'tl llt.;Ilv>tll

.11 am us: II.-.-« In: Ill tli; i-lIlI mild II!

Reasonable Prices

Sp“ iui athr.’ lot: L’ \in m

Curbs and Gutters.

Emmanu- f».ri.l.-l.cd I'llltl work promptly a‘rI-i Illll

.lllllN ii. llllll'l‘llN.

’l'ai IIIr Ari-nun, Smith .Vurivnllt.

Inn 7322. 1‘.".m

TRY OUR
Del Cum Creamery Buljler

l'l' l.

I' I).

.\‘lll" “\{lll 'l'Zl‘Ill

, DIN I III. Ilium ii Elli F315:
ll.\\'l-i Ylll' TRIED Hill

I Formosa Oolong

——vilt——

Blllllll TEA'

coo,“

 

\i In» I four lll".lv‘rll'l‘~‘. I_.I Imuir.
It OllI'li l fnlf,llltlllb‘..l‘ztli. ll I ful' to ill-l lllv‘l’l‘

”h llllC lll'lllit'll rutc’ic« III ll ~l'I‘l'.L‘llI :I~ do
your hzimlw nrl Itt- Sn ll _V‘l:l ntc Ii.s-;I‘i~t'.~d U)
our Tt:l

haw Ill l'

-~ voo «

III: “as an Old 'I‘I-II Iluycr.

"I laid: [L H II Izm‘d Till a “llrlll
“ll pom (In of an: it {III no I hate bull but lug, and

‘thI- pm I" of tilt In both is the t-Jlllt. '

0m- [titl'd

Another -:t d: ”liloti t “M: to thin r ltflfu t l4 [1:
grind Tlu he I burr: lII-Iii urtd in pa;
for‘

Price: 50c lb.

“Dibble & Bannock

GO '1'0

MUUREUUAUUAUS

——roa-——

Choice Groceries

Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, the"

o :3 hfaili Street.

"‘0 ruins

lAlllES ms

1). Your Own nyclnz, at “one.

The -y will dye everything. ’1 hey areaold every.
V are. Price Idle. ii pack IKE. they have unequal

ir Strength. Brightneaq, Amount in Packuea
or for l retnisa of t “.IIchr or non- falling Q'lfllfI-“l.
They do not cmk or paint; «Ideoloie. l’or aalc by
HOYT‘S Pharmacy, audGeo. ll. Plaletcd. druggletn
n2. Iv

‘ Examiner In

II. a. Patent once,
1878 to 1883.

Ofllccrt, 436 lain Street,

 

mac, anon, court.

'l'cu. , '

A. DICKERMAN & SON,
So. N orwalk, Ct.

Artillcllil Stone Tgamm‘r Lop iiig,
LAWN annuals.

 

m LATEST l

During the humour loathe

NORTH

WILL UI’I’EII

UNUSUAL IUUUUUIIEN'l'S

’l‘o ihoac who order one dozen Cabinet
I‘liotographa.

HATS! HATS!

'I‘lic, t‘orrcct Styles

In all gull-II of mill and null llata. Spring time

8111:. Hats,

Ito)» llata, Polo Caps, 'I‘eunle
‘IIpII In all colors, Criiah
Huts, Mu, at

KNAPP’S,

 

,91 Washington St.

(‘ -\lllllA(Il'l iill‘.)(l'l(“‘lrl I: In».
3L“ -. 3U“ r I'Iirllcultar atlcnllon pnltl III
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD, {"3"};m "mm" '“m "“2""
an Water street. Iall I] i ll

 

N E W

 

WATER

ifi“. m I. 'Ilu/ lu ‘ )w I my Sm i-I your - l‘l‘llll‘t'.

\ L<I' lump-i.

ll lllIltlll

THE carts shit. mucous:

MORE NEW GOODS

Screens to Flt

Lt iT Ill’

Refrigerators and Ice Chests

COOLERS

Judi arrival. new and ll‘llllilOEllC at} less In Parlor and

White Mountain Ice ('rc-Iin Frelvzcre.

All) Sized Window '

\I c .‘tf‘l‘fvlillll,’ ail llIc time to nor K‘tchcn Ut‘lltll'llll ‘nt.

Don’t forgct in c-Ill and we our nrw (“71‘ ll in ”11 Stow-a.

All ilylt‘d and prime.

, he Universal Store,

No. I0 North .Vluili street, 50. Norwullt, (It.

 

.. : xfifigt
H EADQUAR'I'E R S

 

lNSE'T POW DER.
WHITE HELLEBURE.
llAT.£\TER\llVATOR
i KNOW] a INSEI 'l' DESTROYEK.
DEATH 0N FLEA

PO ll

 

Prat: rams GREEN
RU lull FOOD,
RAT [)YN AUITF
MITIYHELL s El’OISONZD WHIA'I'
moon FLY PAPER,

'i'l‘ANO-IJEI 001‘ II‘LX' PAPER,

Wholesale and Rttail at

HALE’S DR

Cor.

UG STORE,

‘Inin and Wall Streets.

 

NOTICE. r

“5,1200 to |,500 Pairs of,

—- vane-Mir

Jacob M. Layton,

Real Relate and [louse Areal.

General In snrancc A gcncy
Fire. Life and Accident
Ocean steamship Tlcketa—Cahln and Steerage.

Drafta for one I: and upward.- and Honey Order! to
all pane of Europe.

Notary Puhllc. Acknowledgemcute Taken.

Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.

a Washington St. {Next door to Poet-onion.)

South Nor-walk. Conn.
INSI'BE IN TIIE

;Conneclicul General
i LIFE INSURANCE on,
I

 

 

 

HARTFORD CONN.
Their Ante are 817le for «ch Olin of Llahilitiee.

They have paid to men who were. llviI over
ammonia and for Death Loam over not)
audnowhave a Surplus over their Lia little: of
ammo“).

Whypa yaaloriaaeynnlive! Whynot take an
Mowinent Policy for yonnelf If you live, for your
heirs if you d3.

I. I. momnrzn, Amt.
mm

12 North IVIain St“

Bull‘s All]! Stills
iTn Be um Way Down Less Than lust,

A'l‘ THE S'I‘ORIC

OF'

C. H— HABNEYI.

South N or'walk.

SEWERS!

F. M. PIERCE

rum: in
SICWER PIPE
AND

General Sewer Contractor

laprepared to make connection with maln pawn
mm n this city on the inert favorable lama.

tea intending to connect with the recently laid
anwera in thle city will find it to thclr advantage to
call on him. $34 If

F. M. I’IEIIECE
Box 20, South Norwalk.0t.

KENT & CIIOLWELL,

MISUNS IND PLISTEREBS.

Boilers or all Kinda
Set and Repaired.
Fire l3r-ick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinda
a Specialty.
orr‘rcn an a annurcrt’a,

197 Warhlngtol It. Bridge.
0. Never-II, Coal.

 

 

flap; P. 0. Box “0, timer.

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