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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 20, 1889 · page 2

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by the Jury.
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’MWthcowfl'h-I-rz am“. ”it‘ll; i

law ham-e. l. 1.. Sept. m.-At the - ‘ af-mggagg‘g
maumw-muomafi .asatuafl 5
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at m warn and to «new: d: 3 39.33.229.33? * .4
:hmwifluaa opp-arena. as E 3 ‘E§E§§E§~ 9‘ s
dewasteohadlymtratedimmthem % a _.....W -3! f
Nth-previous day'uaeite-sut to apps-L 4 3 2,..5..§.a::§ ; g
metal 0"” M k I‘d taken to a ‘I anon-chug}; s .
”.3...“ ammo: «0 fi’rtfi‘éVT.e2:.sg‘ .
ablethlngwavthaaheueeoi in the actors : “ 33335335555“ 3
who have hithrtu played so importanta E fiwnvnouegfi‘
pertinthiedotueatlc dramas neither Ir.
Ila-mm Edward You", live. Rum the wflnmutfi
We! ”manor Rut-e Don- ...-.,M-..__--....._.--,-...-, “Himqmmm.
arthritis-imam. Notoueoithla ‘m’ ‘
Mmhlay'alanding.aodtheiemale . w (I,

. , Mummaudgaaedluvain. 3. gay-om),
, ; "35d héwrg' Illlll Capt. Perry'a Argo-eat. e ‘
fimfiw", "r mm: m ”1* N'- W‘" Builder and (anti-actor.
wuss-p - 'W’W‘“‘”mem“ wmwwthbywm

«gm-t. mmmmmmmfl
irons their verdict according» the we
luuyfludepavukut at new-taper reportaur
other influences He Closely reviewed the
dreunntamwhichleduptothoalaaultaud
Med very clearly that Mary Ann Donneliy,
thenurlw,wsa the tint andthat
deiorml Mn. Harniltmtoplchupthehnfle
iaaeltdeleme. ”he hadthreateued to kill

 
 
 
 

‘,lu1,whenaighthuildiagswm
.wudthh'ty-twepemkilled. In
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theprvierrsd stockholders in tavor 0! tin
new mortgage.

 
 

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, Ina-ea of rock that jute out
White-totthecapenudinthenarm
“Wheelie motQuehec‘eim
”a” oeeupiseallthespaee that»
IflHle—the eliflaml river,suvethe

m y

. Am Maude.
Miran! (by: at rain and flood-w
anoath 01 dry weather and the
dike-oil immediately below and
‘ tllaoutheru extrendty oi Dufleriu

oi safety umongthenr
Patrick Meehun and Patrick

M then and the river.
3 fallen, firemen and Military “Work.

wholntoreeot municipal police was turned
hummus- and Chief Colonel
Wouapplied toBhattery at the citadel for
We. Amstoree of the military,
, ”mullet Maj. Wilson, turned out
‘ lfilidinthsretnuvnloithedehris.
, ' Fire Adda to the Horror.
”hoboutolmoatmdistelyiaaou
in mine, but the brigade, when at.

i ,. medulorflelp.
‘ It "at movidentthat considerable

.lflllildinp were completely buried beneath

 
 

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f truths ”stinger theuatelir
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“(Bentham for roman
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lieyebcluhmt thtacity,hava

fllmoflirrltatiunteh

Hu‘d'lhmnead.

Wm Ont..fiopt.‘1tl.—Alrmt ll a.ln.
amaudwmuuuwmiounddeadiu Dou-
gall'e nursery, where they had learn rent
sitting two hours previotnly. Thewomaa
weashonhroughtheheartandthemauhad
ameilet hole in his {wetland iro-
whichthehlood was m Yumieuad

waeprohablyhiewile. Amolverwithtwe
ehamhenmptywaa imndnearthebodlel.
Thelonggr-niuthevieiuityappuredaaii
some one had takethold oiit with hath
hanekandyallled itmvulaively,butae
othertnces of a Wotanymwm
iound. 'l'hefielotheeoi the deadpeopleeon
tomedonlytlme centeinmoueyandatew
Inhuporteut paper: The roan w. an
pureutly 21 and thewernauahuuttloyearr
old.

Wane- Will Vote in “ya-ins.

Gurus”, Wy. Lem. fill-The State
hood mention adoptedeaprtoithem
stitutlonasulraguchapta. Pmledttm
aretovote, The severest qualificatiaaarv
thtalleleetmshullheahlett
”English-hall he lull fledged citizens.
andhavehnd six nemths’ruidemeinWyo
udng. Esehstipulstiou wuoppossdvlgor
onlybyacmple oi corporation: attorneys.
Bullotetocmtehthenamdallcandilata
willhe hue-d hyatete otheern The
“will distranehiseanunheroiaulnliu

nwhohnveioryursvotedinhulk.

spars heparin; far War.

Mariam, Sept. m—Jl'he Spanish govern
not has orderednfleet of war vessehte
Home!) to demud the released the cap
tain,iour sailors Morrow M the
Spanish vessel captured by natives o! the
mtothlnmom,undhas nkoordered
that 10,000 men he held in routine: toeur
hark tor Morocco at a moment} notion. Al
though this action ha been taken, it is still
hopedthst the captives maybe peacefully
surrendered.

 

Governor Dav-rm
Will—lam, Pa., Sena-Govern
Beaverhaedeciined toappuintareprmta
tire imru theWevtBnnehvnlleyouihe
Statei‘lood comissirmwfinthevaeancy
msedhythe denthotludgem for

‘thanasoulhatihelaborlottbmon

are veryueeulymiahed. This part at the
atatewillthrretorereesivenomfiuaneiu‘
helptrovutblaleneeot aloneyuowatthe
airmail-am

 

 

 

m oltyottheoflense unnler the crimes act of

”ion at llfiiv it wu

her nth-ties, she was hot mannered and front
led with brandy. and she a-ailed )lrs. Homo
lltnn with murder-om intent.
Pmtor Tho-M's Address.
I’m-senior Thom liegnnhia argument,
h which he dwelt upon the tstituouy 'vn
the-by More. ”luckily thatoi lint fian-
iltou, and could not use where my doubt
oouldhe entertained aatothe cauaeoi the
cutting. lie stated that it waa an atrocious
a-anltaudcould nothe changed. Mr.
Timmy-rm laid the alimony oi all the wit-
neaaetoi the directcuttingopen to the jury
ndmmhlto themtoeousider that and
nottheiornsev rulationaotthe humor the
ismily quarrels of man and wile.
The Judge's Charge.
The altermou salon began at l :wo’chrk,
and Jmlge lieed charged the jury. The
judge explicitly informed them that this
waanot a quarnl ween two ”donate

womenhutuaheadly ,thet theyweneto
deride ahehadactedinaeltdeiense
orw shehadueedher weapouiora

deadly W- ltiaioryoutodeeidetrom
the testimony given whether Mrs. Hamilton
wujutiflediumnxgthe knileurnot. Give
her the benefit of any rumble doubt.

The charge lasted onequar‘wr of an hour.
andat 2o‘cioek the jury retired to the up-
per ehamlnr under the charge of Constable
ileuit. The judge stated that ii Mn. llam-
iitou were (Mind guilty, the murimnm pen-

1‘"me wastenyearsin state prison or
him} line. or hath, at the discretion of the
emu.
The Charge Agni-at the Defendant.
When the mun ndjournul the morning
y believed
that the jury would bring in u verdictoi
”Initial, or there would he a disagreement,
but when Jmlge Beeddeiiveml his rhargeto
the jury it was du-hhdly against the pins
m. and it was plain to be seen that it had
its alert. At 3 p. In, just one hour after
going out, the jury tiled into the umrt room
again, and every one scanned their tum as
it to learn the into 0! the unfortunate
wounu
Guilty as Indicted.
The judge «mlered the prim-er to he
Wintomurt. “he was (ironed in a
neatdarh suit and dark hat, and was nerv~
ovulypullinatmapuir of gloves when she
ante in. take lookal pale and cureworn.
Mterlkingemlulthoclerknsked the jury
ittlteyhad arrived at n deckion. Immedi-
ately everything was quiet, and Foreman
Berra ruplhd; “We have. We find the
primer guilty as indicted."
flow Evn Received the Set-tom.
In. llaudlton waawhirpering to bet-coun-
aelutthetime,andusshe heard theverdict
mum], stared lid parsed, but in a sec»
and meted herself and gave no other
sign of min. The jury was pulled, and
each answered “guilty" as his mine was
called. Judge Reed waited s few monwnts,
with give the prisoner’s eonnseltime to
snakeauwtion {or anew trial, butnosuch
motivnha'ngnwle,thejudge.inawld,
hard video. mid:
“Evangeline Hamilton, stand up,” and
thereupon sentenmd the prisoner to two
yarn in the penitentiary. Inprououncing
realm Judge Reed said to the prisoner:
“Youhavehsen convicted of atrocious»
unit, hutwe havetaken into enumeration
themududdthenumandwe giveyou a
lenialtaeutena oi two years in the stats
fl

Iow' the Jury I’ll-Ithaca.
ltwaelearnedathsr eeartwaadismissed
lhatthejurydoodeleventoreouvictionnnd
mfaaamittaloatheflnthnllut. Charles
, oiAtlautte City,” the onain
tavurotaequittul. Hewaeaoouindueedto
agree with the other; however, and thus
abihseelelntedflamiltoueare.

A Ills Ill! W the Eric.

l-nltudrewa. .

claimed being “mall. lemlangdou
tCu,whoare the largest strippers at an-
tlulcite coal on the Erlenilroad, charge
thatowingto the unjd dhaiminationhy
theflrieroadiniavorotthenelawamand

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

"3‘" ' Hfiflnron.
'a
Caterer for Weddlnn and Putin. In my“
manly on hand Iutthe eiek am well. ill: «it
Wed Root fleet. and Employment 0h.

50 IAIN 501'" 80. IORWALIJE'I’

‘iiii'viiiifi. Fruit titan.

(mow: nuances. BANAN 0‘. PIG“. DAT“
/ all tied oi Lute cans-d lmlt. ell-irritant,
sud rdiahle new" and mm Fen-do. chllletev 0
Boat l'nud and (iv-m. u

(3. A. llnl'lLANl" ‘. :5 Iain St. Haw-la

erlll 1‘0 INFO!!! Till V'UBLIC Til ‘1‘ I
have taken the agmoy oi the Mount-old Hew-
lnr Iathlveand inmmtlnn Iilldo gear-rat to
ulh'lngol all kinda of eenimr Kahlua (lulu.
en a: It Ham smart. Novwaik. will receive

prompt nitration. 1.! (r H.8flAILIR.
'ATEN-res. 7‘ ’
«a. a Itv’lsu'ros

Waanlngton, Ii. C.
‘i‘m ymr- in Emmi 3mm l'ntrnl we».
rlhv Guide to Invrrron- mallet! free

ALFX— B. OIMON.

Wm: H: n? vhc Fin»: (Tontwn-watlzmal v'hurrh.Watrv

nun. Traffic? M

1“ ianoforte, 0mm- nml Musical
t‘ompositiou.

(611 both 30: n l’. 0.. XORWALK. CORN

 

J'. 0. cunwn.

l‘orpenter and Builder.

Piani- furnished and Itltlmitltt- given
.thhfuc 0' all kinds promptly unsorted :6
Show Ann snort. near Ilsén
P 0. Bo: “3.50mb Norwilk (“

J D. ammos.
. Successor lot. I. Quintard.

nmw NIGHT '33“. IN TB! 0mm
No. t Knight 8:.

uses.» Sorwnlk, Conn.

I. B. KRAFT.

Architect and Civil Engineer,

finishes l’isns. Syn-{d
once tor the courtrumon oi every dmrimion
oi buildings

1mm “mommy.
(-vrrrrx—anlvw'e Building thlnsanr 31..
$0. Norwalh.

SOUTH NOBWALK SAVINGS RANK
5) Washington Street.

(men Daily from 0 to It a.u|., and iron: 1 to s 1)..
mod on Saturday evenings iron: 6 to 8.
Winters“ allowed on Deposits.

sum sons ass. Pres.-
Jon B. "unis. Vim rm;
Mir ,

Undertaker & Emhalmer.

Residence, 5 Bin 51.,

catims end supernatant!~

P. 0. For :15.

JO“ 8. KNAP‘P. Sec. urn! Treat.-

 

Gonts’ Linen Collars,
Styles, 100.

 

flieLl‘IAN k STEEL.
Carriage Builders 1

No. Oil IAIN STREET. Ill“! 0?
SALVATION ABIY BUILDING.

 

 

Wazoo: and Ca tinge: made and re-
pared. Signs made, lettered
and hung.

JOBIIIEG I’ICIMI’ILI AHBHDBD'TO
III

\l’illilll'l‘ & FLYSN,
Carriage linkers

A drrsnurarium. at

All kinds of W ona.
Trucks, Carts. 9 .
All hiaeia of reporter oral-my done.

Several new ‘ru-t 'I'um hand whom tor sale.
New fined I‘anu on y w.

Eorso-s honing and 1111‘l
kinds ofBlnoksmithing‘

I’m-l of Fm; [tile- 5].,
Com. Nun-II.
spit it

WAGONS

llewandreemd—lnud
Buggies, l’hnrtons. Carriages,
Canopies. Spindles, etc.

 

I’r'icert to Suit. All.

Call rind See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

ALL HEADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices 1

The Best Goods for
‘ the Least lousy

 

 

Machlno Shop.
It" kinda of general jabbing and Inn-chine Resins:

yours.
. LOVER.
lower end of Water 5:. Po. Norwalh.

LYING LOCATED IN W. A. WHERE'S
sMplaInnowIllted upand amrrrparedtodo ’
Bicycles repaired and new pans furnishcd. lawn
liners ground and repaired. Satisfaction gum.
and. Cull and give use s that. . .
Request? fuil

It" |'

——-A’l’—-—

BOOT & 8H0!) STORE,

 

George II. Raymond,

And F umishin Undertaker.

8. Iain Street. Kuwait.

FURNITURE DEALER:
Call andseemylarreswe otall hndeoltumlture.

Also mil to tarnish everything for
the interment of thedead, day or “W
8 Be: pines.

Clark Jr Lane’s Block
mm STREET.

are. fifi'ufln‘th’llrl wilti-
4‘ .M l'l rm 9 .uu. m-ti. Za-iy.
'. IL"? you 35.19 "int-"u
, rural llmhuev‘l Wa-

(It!

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Manuals and Headstone:

connection with residence. No. ., .. “sumo-gnu: lab me
It)! 19.” A, ”‘,N§ fiv‘ermnl gums’ immovnrta
/ a . . " and "we o! «In! veins

» ’ "lunel’cmhuehbn

Donothuya-ouunentorlleadstoueml- '
in" g dim ‘0 lie “I w than in :11: Rum-v luv 9 aims?“ “a?”
- , WI M It “I! m one who I I vy paw ”Heidi"? hat-mm yuum . 1hr.
all eonpleteand will nothe ted In its $032“ at?» um mm ‘lui
‘ 1' 1‘“ “I.“
WW“: “mu“ " “a" ”50:25 (30.; a alarms-he.
. I”. '
P.“ W. B A'l‘ ES.
61 8 In New Bevan. con.

 

 

 

Sueeeeeoes to c. B. DIKLYS.

27 Main Street, Norwalk.
And Ice Cream. *
err-run.

no 2- W. P. DIKLYN.

fl. NflKLYN 8: MIN,

51 Washington Street, South Norwalk

First-Class Balers, Confectioners

Orders Promptly Attended 'l‘o.

mmmmmmaatumue
leaves the shin suit and agreeable; its cleansing
qualitieslleilrltclael I like it.

It ll. SEIKIAN. Ingram. men-pa a.

In Ilsvrl. Con.

Gallow- —Ilevlu used your Nicol 'l'hr leap

nyeeitmadludtngitat yaundartlele for

cleansing. trimming and the shin. dlur

tally recommend it wheelers .
On. “I

 

 

 

Taylorliolden

noun: moron In lava,“
3.9.1.1hnmlhlflllmhflkflm
rm

 

Midi!!!

 

 

Gonts’ Linen Cuffs, 150.

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

84 Washington titreat.

EM.

5’1
I

Unlauudried, 250., 500. and 750. Laundried, 7 5c. and $1.00.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00

Standard BOYS’

 

 

 

inallenni

TOLLES&.CO.

 

All the ’avume varieties of Med and in hurrah;
coal-. 9 prior cinu [or wmler supply.
All cos thoroughly moaned. well pre‘
pared and woupuy dtll'fllll.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEPIALTY.
vurn no orrscn.

Water 3%, Pool 0 llavllaud St ,
0990mm Pratt I Ward's Shoe Iauuiaelory.

 

was: It. reams,

Whaleealeand Retail Dealer in all kindle!

CNN. ANN W001]

Brick. Lune. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

Lehigh, Lsckswanua, Locust
loantain, Franklin, and
Wilhesbarre Goals.

mm in RUBBER PAINT

Yard“ loot of Washington and Man
shallstreets. Brunch oflloe at Stilsou
Drug Store moi

TRY THE

SMALL
STOVE
00M !

—-—-”—--—-

 

Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Cle'an, free
from slate, and always a uni-
form size.

Williams

HUMPHREYS’

 

 

 

 
 
 

heal nun. rm. Life. Accident, wuwflwfi, mm m.
llavetviedyearhrteuu Tar soap and without
Wan-r1 nun. [late a. Min”
Plate HI... and Steam Boiler =mnm¢ mm """
“m" “""i."'a"’bnaran.a.n
mum OB AGEI’I‘B run. ”We. .
M! can
”Immense-{u mm. """

i
' 25c. to $1.50.
N GENTS’ SGARFS, TIES, &c.

Clout]: Nor-walk. Conn.

ill! " " ” an !

Milan
V oer lluz.

s c. mes's'
Photo studio.

over Peat (thee. In. lwrwnllt.

53% W I m cherub

W. I II”!I0.I Gum. 10!!an 3 Kim.
“I”! l‘ , . Ha H. ..
tic-her than t I. Me's.

Wm. 1:. mos}: a son,
Sanitary all Hyimlic Elliliill

Ill. 0‘00. 45 I ‘1 Infill-[bl It.
IOU?“ Illli'AI-K. or.

 
 
 
 
 

SHIRT WAISTS,

 

 

Artileial stone iii“... Coping.
L‘W.‘ .IDLLBnN

 

runner sfllfl'fl'ml'. a v.'

CARRIAGE BLOCKS. Brairhnfleca murmur I v
M" an“ WaTlIIVlLu. .1.

Imufactund by C. I. lEOIiAIlD,

II Water ltraat. lalt ly

laeal ilarvevlacaal Gene's! Work will
jvm he rhea pro-pt atieatlea.

 

 

illiiflllrl '*

Cor. Iall I Went Sta.

House-imiilinmnil
CHINA

 

P L U M BIN 6,
Stan and flax Flinn.

STEAM HEATEhS

A30

Hot Air Heaters.

 

AND

muss WARE. ,

We have the flu-apes! 1
Ten and 'l'ollel Sela
In Town.

31‘0" ES and RAM} ES .

Tm and SIIWI Inn w-llk.

 

BflfliS AN

FOR THE FALL lND WINTER TRADE.

 

 

To make room for our Fall and Winter Novelties.

sum

Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Storepf the Town

In Prices and Quality.

<e>»—— .

C. H. Harvey

12 North Main Sn, So. Norwalk.

The Universal Store,

No. 10 North Main 315., South Norwalk, Ct.

 

 

FOLLOW THE GREAT BUSH TO THE UNIVERSAL 5T0!!! Y0]!

-lilllNN BARGAINS !-

WB ARK CLOSING OUR ENTIRE STOCK

FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK COST

Nowhthelimetohuywh. mud.

 

The Uni—Jill Store,

No. I. North flail! Street, So. aorwnlk, Ct.

 

 

A Word to, the Wise is Sufficient.

 

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NW” WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL N
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN ;

 

99W. ..9_BEM’_P¥.,IQIZ .9” ?
EAYPIQEUFIWEQDQEE

 

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coil and See Samples of Work.

 

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