Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 15, 1889 · page 3

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My Ion; rernunber the 14th at
mutedayuponwhichhewaathrmt
hhdarknuot theretiranmtwhich
“him.

“anthem inthe popular-cur-

rutwhidieven the conceited Bouianger
ignore.

boulevardsfliowednorippleofoxdb-

No oneeven whispered “Vivenon-

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lfllknthmatqandit isclearasth

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idolnolongu'.

' v x Ilia Extradition to be Aahed.

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willhedernandedassoonuthe
dihehigheourthuheenformlly

Prairies Are Ante.

,MOIL, Aug. li—Theprairia
to the north and southeast of
lire. Theilrcs cover anareaof
~ "the! the town, which are to

, .. a... lave caught fire

:. W rr1 were hlystrnckby
Wyoming. Abod of men
toponttofight

'0'“! Kat lI-gllra. Inylrrick.
lam,Aug.1&-Thedllcialexecutiona.
,dechnathathe will left. to hang
Iaybriek,andifthepetitiensforclan—
hilarhehaltarenot the-n-
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hiameworthyvthansomaol thcothersinthe
aifair,andheaweantn be morefavorahly
inclinedtowardhiruthanbefm
Atthaalteruooneeaion of the court the
attorneys for the deform submitted a plea
in abatement embracing the following

First—Thatthe court has nojurisdicflon
to try the pretended indictment, bean”
the case was already before the jmticeof
the peaceon ailidavit made bythelheriil'.
fhecimrgu being '
tainedintheindictment. Ddendantathero-
(weaskthatthisindictmentandallthecirh
mitomrtproceedingsbcdinnimed.

Second—That the grand jury was in-
panelled and sworn Aug 12; it retired tor
deiibu-atiou,and so remained until theat-
teruoonof Aug. 13,atwhichtimethe grand
jury had refused to find an indictment
against the defeM The judge, of his
own motion, before any indictment was
found, and after the grand jury hadro-
fused to indict, sent for them and delivered
the charge already published. without the
requestofthegraudjury. Afterthischarga
the grand jury returned the indictment.
Theyhadintenrled toreferthecase back to
thejuaticeof thembut the judge’s
charge forced the juryto bring inthe in~
dictmentagninstitswill.

Third—Themondconnt being adiflennt
charge than that undo against defendant
uponwhichhewasextradited,shouldbedis~
mined.

'l'beNcw Hampshire senatehas pusseduir
animouslyandwithout amendment the rail-
roadcommomieehill.

m ministem. WORLD.

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Wheuiwss ahoyweusedto play marbles
andfoothalland dght—notpaateaaofthali

A 0100.000 mausoleum.

Oneof the finest and most My man»
leumaintheoountryisabouttoheerectedin
aflanl‘ranciaao cemetery to receive the re-
maimof the late Charles Cracker, and ulti-
mately tlmaeofhiswifo and children. The
designisanorizinai one hyA. PageBrowu,
of this city, who has just been in California
for several weeks arranging for this and
etha- architectural work thero,anditwill
heexecntedbyBobertC.Fishc&Co..mal~
Hawker-,0! thlseity. Themonumentis
of the Greek styieandwillcoverthe whole
plot in the My. which ia circular-and
aixtyfeetindiametu’.

Within a severely plain wall.pierced by
straightopeuings aunts-anon, will heater-
race leading up to the monument .
whichwili heround. withapedestal 22feet
in diameter and acolumn 18 feetindlameter.
'l'hkwillhesnrmountedbyasolidcapital in
thafwmofaroof,supportedbypairsof pil.
lars with Ionic capitals built against the
main column. AGrcok finial willcap the
whole monument,&total height“ which
istiOfeet. -

Themata-ialuaedwiliheCaliforuiagranite.
which resembles the Westerly granite used
inthccastsocloeelythat thntwocauacarcely
hctold apart. Thewhole monumentwill be

' Wand solid,exceptthatin

at Mr.

Grochcand hiswileaud other membersoi

thefamily. 'lhe inrcriptionswill hepiaced

on tablet-on thepedeetal. Belemonapro

looting ring, will he the word “Crochet-f

The whole design is aimple,plain andim-

pct-ire. Themaof the monument will be
about $100,()(X).——New York Sun.

Wanted the Rope cut.

”0 God, will you please to bless me andcut
that repel Please do, for if I don’t get home
l‘ll get a licking."

This pathetic prayer washeard Thursday
evening by one of Norristowu'a residents as
he was paning‘along the towpath near
Bridgepwt, a spot lonely and unfreqnented.
Ea paced into the nflgy darkening twi-

on bk knea in a

wentto
thea-btanmofthMIhonidhehadbeen
fishing,andintheahaneeofahetteranchor
hadmedahig stonewhichhohad found in
the boat. When he wanted to returnhs
tonndhisfeeble waamhbtoraiae
theMmandhehadnoknifewithwhichto
cuttherope. Hemdsavoredtoeeveritwith
hieteeth,hut after an hour-oi this kindoi
workhereaortedtothefaithcureandcalled
uponhisGodtocuttheropa. The littlefel-
lowwasnfelytowed amend Icampared
oflhmnew'ithont givinghisnametohisres
cuer.—-PhiladalphiaRecord.

The Shah and the cucumbers.
i! thediahwere asthinakiuneda person
as lib "preservative at W h.
wouldnoshavarnmainedlonzinthe British

haddinnarattha
houaeof hkgrand chamba-lainanda huge
dishwasplaeedbeforehimhearinxapile d
esrlycucumhen (of which thel’erlhu are
WINNIM'th-defi
gold. Theshaheaidnavcaword,but
gun to put himself musket as runny at
theaeehoicamok-saaheeouki do.
hadhuriedhai'conpleddusnotthemand
halt-ad am marlin-stunts!»
gun to Milan the W hat their turn
aid-alarmiymwedths swayln
his boom audpantaloons audldtthetahh
litcallyloadedi"

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(insist of the Manama OthWat.

Planofortc, organ and [units]
Composition.
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B. D'AB‘I'OIB.

WMWeddl audPartlu. leecrean
constantlyouhaadioligeaiekaudwell. III-eel.

lasted lloot Beer and In t Oilee.
to ms or}. 3. nonmun. or.

J D. JERNINGB.
. Ilene-or to L I. Quintazd.

Undertaker & Embalmcr.

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No. 4 mm or. Residence. a an: on,
sacs-n Nor-walls, Conn.

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Carpenter and Builder.
Pleas furnished and mum.
Jobbing 0! all kinda protnpuy attended to.
r. flt‘lnmmfi'ufli’m
J B. BAYIORD,

Builder and Contractor.

Worldonehythedayoreontraet.
Olefoototlianland Stoa'aur. human.

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in Wall-(tan Street.

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so onsaturdayeraninptmlnttolt

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G. I! BYING'I'ON,
Walla-(ton, D. 0.
Ten years in United States PatntOihea.
dtw Guide to inventors nailed has.

George II. Ray-and,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.

Callaudaeamylargss ofsllklndwffuraitnra
as m Mlarwalh.

furnish fa
armmum W
midi ‘mwith luflence. No. 8 liar puns.

A. s. FERRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

lineWatchllanairingaspaeiaity.
“Washington“. - lanthllarwall.

JOHN H. SMITH,

FLflBIS'I';

IAIN STREET. MUTE NORWAIK

[currents and Headstones.

Doaot anal-eater m in-
dinet Is the sin-
Ewen-r.“ m“ ..
mm
P. W. BATES.

Minimum

iamn’: Headquartcn for

M I LLI N E BY,
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A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 Washington so, . . 80. Nochtht.
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WRIGHT & FLYNN,

Carriage Makers

And-ma

All kinds of W one.
Trucks, Carts. 0 .
will: WE m1... malrfillah.

only”.

Horse-Shook and all
kinds ofmaokgnithing

Foot of Bra-Illa IL,
loath Norwallt.
apib u

WAGONS

lewandeeennd-haad
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.
0&6... Them.
HENRY TIILY.

A FULL LINE of
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Vinishes.

Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

Wire Steel Door Mats,
Woe-Jeanine“

W. 0. QUINTARD

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Milli-IRS!

ALL EEADES

AND AT

Lowcst Prices I

The Best Goods for

the Least lone,
..__AT._..

H. S.‘ BRUWN’S

B00'l‘ & SHOE STUBE,

Clark & Luna's Block
MAIN STREET.

fi' noun color was.
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Mrs'W. EJai‘vis

Bagah'penllactloaof-lpl-ef

Spring Goods

PRO! Till

Dress Ennis Diiirlllilll
W.B. in?" &Co.,

BRIDGEPORT.

And will I!!!“ for
take

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lamnowrrepandwith mutant he] to
downint seaward-awn» p M

Reasonable Prices.

Speck! emetic: given to

Curbs and Gutters.

mmwmlmnptly attended

'° mm 1:. Mirror,

Taylor Arenas. loath “malt.
P. 0. Box 732. it an

TRY OUR

Bel. County Creamery Butter.

IT PLBABLS EVIRY Till.

DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
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Formosa Oolong

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lasyofoaraeighhomnodou much
toolneiufaetuoodelieateuhcy all to get than
with tumbled ureter-rs and strength as do
marlin-Diem soifyoaandi-athledtry
our

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lie—id: “ltia Tea. One ad is worth
m agood pen

ofeaehtuaalhavaheea
milieu lathe-ale."

Price: 50c lb.

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2 Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,

FRUITS, (130.,

No- 3 Main Street.

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LAWN loll-BIA.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
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MORE NEW 000*

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Refrigerators and Ice

WATER 0001.338

Westerelflnghdowcest. summer-nu. .JuMIII-I-ufihh
Vining. “Remnants-heap.

Window Screens to Fit Any Sized I'm

Weuelddinalltheti-etooarlitehaw p
Doa'tiupttoeallaadaeeoaraewsnivalinmm ”mull“.

The Universal Stor ~ »

No. no North laia Street, 15.. nor-mgr V ‘

HEADQUARTE a;

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TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPER,

M‘Ml

HALE’S onuc STORE.“

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