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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 6, 1889 · page 2

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AT THE OLD LOG COLLEGE.

healdeat Ilarriaoa Alta-(la the Celebra-
tion Conan-crating nu foundation.

Pmunnrnu, Sept. li—Preuidait Bar-
rhon participated in the exertion attending
the mmmemoration of the inundation by
William Tennent of the Old log college near
the village of Hamille in 1725. The cele-
ln‘ation wla alno mmmrative of the
foundation of the Presbyterian church in the
United States.

The president. Mm. Harrison. Private Bec-
rctaryllalfordamlmheruoltheparty were
driven from the residence! PostmasterGen-
oral Wanamaker at Jenkintown to the scene
of the celebration. At Abington, Willow-
gmve and other villager through which the
carriage: l a musing reception was
given the praident.

'hrenty—llve thoumnd people were gathered
at the mat the celebration when Mr. Bar
risen arrived Aftaraddreaa had beenmade
by Dr. Mumy, dean of Princeton «allege,
President Mollraine, of Hampden Sydney
college, and other, President Barrimn was
called upontoaddrea the amnhlage. 0n
rising he was accorded a vociferous cheering.

 

by
that. With mm. hitter-
Alnuioa and the American,
:mthalargem mhanihed for
: “minAutrfligandthoemptyrm
andhrotherly love with
contented thenmlva.
I!" Mad lea Working.
- it. “mad man are atworkatalate
hr War-ddhhargmgvenuelsat the
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Mum-mm“.

Jammflept. d—Ih Jamie 8. Cham-
maeond bright-- or Hr. Chamber-
Hn, at Cleveland,0.,wa mrried in St.
W church, Hanovu- aqnare,toCapt.
Rabat Kayla-Icy“ The bride wore
whihdinwlthaflvuaudpearl ornaments.
Sailor, Joaphim. was bridenmid. The
" hclndedahroochintheshapeofa
Wwithdiamcnihandparls,
. ib'thla'idr, and adialnond ruhypintothe

.e-gfi'lfllllmthaPrinceotWalea

Worm“! Hopes

Imox, Sept. d—Oen. Boulanger has
WtoPreInIurTlrardclaimingtherlght
datrialot the chrgea against him hya
Initial. newfiteetlntifsuchatnal
hmadnmnawmpmgommrmap-
”ad-wuthechargea It thisisre-
Mbmbfll submit hlscasotothe
dthepoople oIFraneoexpremcd
*fi thepolhand haa perfect confidence in

Watmmtioa.
Pam, Sept. (Sr—Mr. Gladstone is doing
ileMupodtionwithavimanda
.Wthatperhapsnoliving manot
Ifilpoolldeqlal. Bahaadevotadmn—
mmmmwmm
lanwaylnthowwhlngoi which homani-
“mmflanddechredthatfor
pro Wit sun-med anything

. Ii. Porto Will Investigate.
_. Wm G—Arumor' neur-
minotllchlcirclsherethat theportehaa

 
 

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pleasure with which he participated in the
oelehration,and paid a high enlogyto the
work of the Presbyterian church, which had
received ito first impulse on the sconce! the
commemoration.

the party wereconducted to a tent, where
luncheon was served. They afterward re
turnedwdenkintnn. Mrs. Harrison will be
the guest of Mrs. Wanamaker until Monday,“
when shewill return to Deer Park. Poet-
maeter General Wanamaker and Governor
Beaverwmamong theother speakers at the
celebratim -~ an.
AStrlkotlal’oato-re.
Wasmxmox,8ept. d—Tho postofllce de-
parmthaaroceivedalettertromthepoet-
mastoratSpokaneFalls,W.T.,rtntingthat
thewholeforceintheofllcewmdimtisfied
withtheallowamtaandalariee,and unleu
additional allowancawerelnade them they
wouldstopworkattiam. Thedepartlnent
immediately telegraphed the poetofllce in-
quectoratBanFranciacotoproceal at once
tofipohneFalk,andincaaethe threatemd
atrikatnok place to ammo charge at the
oilice gettingwhathelpwasneceaary. The
chidclorkotthemail service at Pm'tland,
Ora, hashendetailcdtoa-isttheinrpecw.
fireplaceot thermal-eta now in charge
hashem tiled, and the commhnion of the
raahawanthaoamSearleandO’CaI- new postmaster la momentarily expected
.hhallllnada The firm komPhfladdphhwhoreitnowawaitatha
Italy,” now stands at3to2iulavor of signatnreotthepresident.
Barb.

Getting the Cronin Jury.

Catamaran—In the Croninmnrder
trial-lodge McConnell decided thatthoex—
who! thedoteneomightheallowedtonx-
amine npeclrnmao! thehloodatahn in the
h-unk,the Carlson thecottmhat-
tingandthetowelzfomnl inthecatchhdn
it the etatewere meyitaaperta
atthenmetime. 1‘meth
bthedetaaebytheatate-FruunanOros.
John BrotheraF.B.TandandA.H.Eher-
aol. liberal was ychallenged
hyJudgeWingnndthoenmnIaytionotother
vuirernenwur begun. Up totheadjonrn-

' IWapeechol Hr. Gladstoneinlmdon.
maestro-0mm.
MWO-k'flnflmldapoaitforthe

A Ina-ant for Williaa.
was»: d—The jury oi award to
, «-nponthedeigroforanatioualnm-ial

d thrhta honour Williamwlll meet on
aqua. Already lurhaignlnveheenlnh

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Harry Chaplin's hotel-neat.

twuaempted bythe atatatunporarll ,
thmohallnodhythahte. yand

no Teflon of the Arctic.
Raw Banronn, m, Sept. o—A letter

Providence loaded tromCapt.G.B.Gordon auporintendent oi
and tra- “zine time thenawlyeatahlinhed gnhunmantrelidlta-
land. but wua m,fionatPointBarrow,contahIa-ddifiunl

particular-concerning

loathomthewhalinghn-kOhioctthiport.
Theuptalnwaadthorhilladordiahledon
thatrikingotthavo-el ammo»
mate rhot Mar-elf, the arccnd mate died
ahontanmthafterlandlng,andthethh1l
andfmrthmatngwithtwoot themwand

 
 
 
 
 
 

drownadOet. ohythecapdaingofthnirhoat
whiletrylngtoreachapadngve-el.

mnucyanua.
Nthonr,8apt6.—Darld 1).me
wellhownjournaiatand dramafieauthor
diodothartdiua at lib hone in Woe-
lnwhflelghtafltl. Thorium-adrenal
year: at age Eh hut phye were “For
Wand‘flheWoaanB-tc."

Daapoe'yaadtlelarlao.
moi... Batu-Jack Baum,
wbuarrtvodhuetronl MM
cull-«hum

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wrong-aha.

m MJQtt-auonky.
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againandagainrenewed. Heexpreaedthe L

At the conclusion of the president's addrern 68‘

mutton jurors hadlxcenexcrmdl’cl'calna,v

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or Connecticut.
‘ g (loot not... sum.
f Shore Pat and Good Order.
5‘ new to Cl? ‘l’ltlll.

Steamer Medea

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All!. I. OI IIIOI.

mm. of the Hm Ghana'aor
MW

Plauoforto, Organ and lualcal
Composition.
t! I! on Ina I P. 0.. "DIWALI. 00“.

C I). D’AI‘IOII»

can" for Wtfllnua and Portia. occ‘rcan
mmlyou haudlorlheelchaud well. Inn crlo
Int-t Koala-r and m Ola.

mama at. so, maniac:
J I). JIM!!!“

mbLlQalarard.

Undertaker & Embalmer.

anaemic mom- alm. n ma omen.
loJKnlghtlt. Wall-St.
esosm Nor-wall, Conn.

J ocaowa,
I

Carpenter and Builder.

l'lan nun Mal-ha and may!
#th“: promptly unaided rc

aarlala
P 0. at. South" itnrwalh (1.
J B. IAYIOIID,
I

Builder and Contractor.
Worhdoueby theday «would.
one foot 0! flanland ht. on Water. PD. Box on

 

 

ROUTE NORWAIJ BAWKOI RANK

5) Wuhtrgtou Street.
Open Dailyfrom9 to l’lII.,Afld fro- ! toil IL.
arm on Saturday evening- Iron 6 to a.
Winter”! allowed on Depoma
ALDKN saunas?» '
roux 11. l'ImIiis \ Icahn...
JOHN ll. KNAPP. Soc. ant: 'P-x-ae

IInvllnnd’o l-‘ruli store.

Comer ORANGE. BANAN tit, nos. Darla
alliind or rule. cannvd Whats conic-«loner,
“Flower undo-den chlll-ten
Mm Pond and 6n
0. A. HAVILANIW 5 Iain on. Kern-la.
ATEN‘TB.
o. I: Irv-autos,
Waahlagtoa. D. 0.
Ten years In United Ema Patent Oboe.
dA'w Guide to avatar: mailed tree.

4."

 

 

 

George II. Bay-ond,

FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.

Oallandae-ylargea olallhlndroilarnitae.
ulia-walh.

Al premedtofarnllhevaythl f
thelrlamantotthadead dayornw
meos Ber place.

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WI: nmnmca olefin. JOSIPB B RIDER,

mmdam; 8"“:
Wm. B. RIDER & SON ,

Sanitanulllylraulicminem

llaln one. as a 47 I’aahiagtol at.
noun: aoawann. 01.

mar MERIT TROY, N. Y.
roman-31mm
WAT BIRTH-LI. NJ’ .

Local Surrovlanal lie-oral Work will
jylrt he given prompt attention.

lumen: and Headliner

am IMO.”
“Tribune-a"

Doha
WV£MMHIHM

“WWWflnw .. o'-
P. W. BATES.

Hillside, - Norwalk Conn.
BIBS. MEAD’S

HOME SCHOOL
For Girl: and Your Latina,

nn-ornss our. ad, roe. ,
hr dial-I aldruo,

Mrs. M. E. raga.
ill-fill]. BOILER!

om. mu. am or.
rams. room I'm“.
”mandarin“- al “at or
«mum-wean“
Ml Amati-a meant-rho Detail at
I.

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MOMEW

 

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81’“!!! “Inner."
Capt. I lav-land.
DAILY I'll! TAILI:

mm norm-nor a a, mo, no
a ”It: Ila: [that-I. r
.IIIllllflu ‘i to l .
“ Ila: MI .me l3. a. a. or
W our, ahlflln%=.hr lumen“
Architect and Civil Engineer, ““2““... ”an" ‘ I”. u n I
r l0 .
WWW Am la.- hflifltflpalorlrllld-A
mlaanM-Ma—IMIIJIaa" l. as
none Insulin“. $5»;me .4 RE.“ 3?:
arm-Jaw. Vacuum Ir. ‘. i I", 1 VII ”an I I .
Maw-j M___P°_'gi|~ I p. ‘ :hmwm-akeraz‘ulef:

~“aa.lfl.m

Leave loath we
0.13, son-mmmmmro

harem Polar—ulna. II. In em

Tranallatmplm

Onward”! aha will Irate a tile
“Macon-retrogulthalltralaonyrlzttllwmlou.

amt: Halli“, It '|

Bram-amnttollrll lalaadralotanl‘oiut
moonlit-y.

l‘oaihlorwalkloml'olntorflell lllandllc

finale trimmer.

The Old and unable.

DAILY FREIGHT LINE

larval llewlark

0n and alter July 15, 169. (until further notice)
~ Tit! PROPELLERI-

 

City of Norwalk & mglc,

Will make dally trl Duchy: mic
neighthetwrn New at,“ Renal! and South

Nnrwuh. wmhnrtanm «Buchanan-t.
ile- Yorh. tor South Hora-It, dallyat Iran a. I.
(ducal South Norwalh mono p. a.) hit-r: hoot
Iouday.Wrdnrada§an Friday at 5

Korea-mum”, cdnardayaudhl 5p 1,
Saturday at man In
neutral MT a. I. to 5 p.m
Returning. Iona lave Booth liorwala. doing?
.In. Norwuh. My. and .

no.
l'roighttaleatro-audroealvadlorall
"ht-ea thanaahuryaad larwalhaad
m Railroad-at Greatly Iodaaad

Iota.

ration to agatatho olxorwalh
and will be neat tor elm
unminllnwtcraorira ty.

C‘All per-one are forbid trauma-yo! the
employee-rot the hoata of this Ilneonaccnuntot
theounerulhrreol.

llOUSA'l‘ONlO RAILROAD.

DANDURT A NOI'ALI DIVISION.
cum June 10th. 1m.

 

Pan-germ
(«.an “.8on A:.Wlhon Point
73am ”in... Dunn.
or: " " as “
:23 n ‘23 u ‘0‘: II
In In. .Ia.
‘npu ‘“pl.l . ‘pal
H7 “nixed on “llxed 66 "l‘x'd
am n u 8” u to 8" u u
in" “ 10lt*-" 1031““
mm,
Sloan.
ulnar
NOBTII.

Lv.Wil-cnl’olnt. “Julianna Arm
”command lllanu.l‘x'd tlolind
are r u .. .. u] ..
a“ ..

I201 " urinal.
250 “lined
taunt.

7 15 "
l0 lo " Min-d

Dill-I.
”l8 IL
SIG II

:3»
1°11 “Iliad

mi.
98A!

lllflllxad

Oman.
I tmpua.
and Cat Ian-Ia.

Pull-or Ami

safe-all“
0600““ M

lunar-All.
than.

only-fora“
amalewllllnrd

Muhammad.
Pla'tbOan‘ll-I'n'r

contaminant:

Celebrated Aqua Crystal

Spectacle: all in Glam

man-altar.

 

with! mm 91 'on
. E"

Gents’ Linen Collars,
Styles, 106.

Unlaundried, 250., 500. and 750.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2 00

Standard

Genta’ Linen Cuffs, 150.

! BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
E 25c. to $1.50.
i

GENTS’

 

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

84 Washington Street,

 

Laundried, 75¢. a... $1.00.

South Norwulk. Conn.

SCARFS, TIES, &c.

 

MlchEAN & STEEL,

.99 Carriage Bullders l

 

No. 05 IAIN STREET, REARVOF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.

Warm and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.

 

 

JOIIII IO PHD-ml AflllDZ-ar.

 

WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Whiskers

And-autumnal

All kinda of W or".
Truoka, mtg:

s"'Allhlndaotrvpalrln

handwauaator-la.
Bade-mm”.

Horne-Shodng and all
kinda ofnlaokamithing

Pool of Pro-Ilia 91..
Soul. Norwallt.
.pu tl'

WAGONS

Hewsdauad—hand
Buggies, Photons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.

 

ALL GRADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices 1

The Boot Goods for

the Least lonoy
——A'l'—-—-

H. S. BRllWN’S

BOOT r. sum: s'l‘olrn,
Clark A: Lane’s Block

 

RENT? TELY.

final !

Sawed

m

EMTOLLES& GO.

All the favorite variation of hurl and free burning

 

prior-given [or wintar' supply.

All coal thauuznly returned. well pre-
paredandproarptly delivered.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood 1

and Split.”

BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘lALTY.
rum nan orrlcn.

Water 81., Pool or Ilavllaad 51.,
Oppoatte Pratt I Word's shoe Inuit-awry.

Artllclal Stone Steps, Coping,
LAWN ROLLERS.
OARRIAang BLOCKS.

Imufrcturod b; c. T. lEONAIlD

3 nor an.

an." m

Photo Studio.
Over Pat Ola. Io. imam.
W narrated or am Mil:

m LATEST l

Witch.”

NORTH

Wild. 07"!

“WSW. INBUGEIENTS

 

 

 

 

 

myoun hlmwmmwm
“Notation“. lallty "in“
B l d W n :— ~ __..~..._...-::__._.__..___n-..-.-.-_-_
mmnewcoall'rrd,

A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.

 

I [3‘11’ mu. 9 w woo TO CALL

In This orifice AND LEARN: .
now CHEAPLY
HAVE. YOURPRINWGPOISE: 3

You, CAN.-

 

 

J'EW

A. S. FERRIS,

ELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

line Watch Repairing a Specialty.
84 Waahlngtoa 8L,

hath lowalh.

 

our Tea

lle War on

Iany ulnar neighbors. nodoubt. have In no
twine l Immodelicatr: they fail to gel.
with the combined rwretnezoand
your hulnole Irrvauta.

HAVE YOU TRIED OUR

Formosa Oolong

'BLABK TEA!

strength as
Soilyouuedlaanalled

”—40%.—

uld Ten Buyer.

Beald:“ltingood1'ea One pound is worth
twopoundaotmhreaaalhaveheenouying. and
thoprlceotthrmhothlatheane."

Anothereaid: “l don'twlrhtoflmer. out it is a!
mind'haulhave been used to paying 7|) coma

Price: 50c lb.

113th Bflllllflli

if

58‘

Call and See Samples of Work.

E. c. nmrs‘

 

 

No. 10 North Main St

 

The Universal Store,

., South Xorwalk, (It.

 

 

FOLLOW THE GREAT BUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL STORE FOR

dilllNll BARGAINS !-

WR ARE CLOSING OUR INTIRI STOCK

FOB LESS THAN NEW YORK COST

To make room for our Fall and Winter Novelties. Now is the tune to buy what you need.

 

The Universal Store,

 

 

 
 

‘ _ oncPeruo-heah:
.4 ‘ g; any can amen. I“
. , . emu-"win. bye-liai-
. 9: _ not. lla- at
. ' < .33 h “anion. M-apln. I.
VJ, , Int] a II. In eat
.3 m. yeah-NW
Mmhmrwhflmgaa‘h mm to-
.n-L ybvcraMlMLm mm In
W323; “'w” Tm?“ 'u. ‘33::
a on. o .

sumo-Oi (30.. m

m- 9

 

mmva'aflon.
ParleoITarloap—h-alaelatherand
leav— Ila-kin rkiaattaad :Ilaeleanahg
qualities-ream" l
lawman .mmnrmpaor.

 

 

wan-Al.

 

 
 
 

 

rumours

Choice Groceries

Table Delioaoies,
so... FRUITS, d:o.,

No 8 Main Street.

 

 

HATS !

FALL

“knoll.

 

HATS !

STYLES,

lnhllgrudeaaadeoluuot
Still and Soft flats, Silk llatr.
mu“ uni-monorail mom-«a

Matti-laminar

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

Particular alto-Ila- lold to
an... era-In III-d Ire-ha

not Your Light Ihtnol

“I'm.

a..- MAIN STREET. No. I. North lain Street, So. Kora-III, Cr.
3‘ 3“ '3 9707lrl’iiult! Trlk‘. '
L::t::;z‘.::;::.'::§‘.i-EBE GO '1 0
rules: “Tarot“. an: lat _
" ‘\ men-a. Duh Indira” »

ONE MORE LOT

L200 to L500 Pairs of

33313 All! Sills
To Be so Way Down Less Than lost,

A'I‘ THE STORE OF

C. H. HARVEY,
12 Nora. Main on...

 

A l’lIlala LINE OF

Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils varnishes.
Berry Bron. Hard Oil Finiah.

Wire Stool Door late,
“annual-nut.”

O‘RUIITABD

 

F‘. M. PIERCE
m1-

SEWER PIPE

Ill-“m
”rate.”

3:...3.»

anti-do.“

 

 

South N orwalk. ,1,

SEWERSI?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

General Sewer Contnoto _

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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