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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 4, 1889 · page 2

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"mmmhior thoenzina,
Htohadroppadrhortlyaitc
Whetwnenthelattarplace

Al Jersey City.
mowrl “tinned

3 - urwhiohlollowadtheengine,
' ”l'nternatfimai Norrie-neon-

 

‘ . WinleCooperthenewap-
flours-maumvmukm

on behalf of Mr. Childa The
lromSpanish speaking America
V hnmtold that Gen. i'ortorwasnnoted
NIH dinner orator and they therefore

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

imam-Matthew» paid a fine
compliant totha foreign delegates. Gen.
Wake-poke. Thiamorning thevisi-
”ammo academy, witnemedacar—
‘Ikydrill andthaa emberkedontho York.
”“15qu 'l'heyrenchedthecity
athlipmt inmand leftonthe mama
WatSp. mforBoeton.

, Spain Likes It Not.

, Imam, Oct. 4.*Tl1n Spanish govern-
mentiwatchingwith manaiety the
mo! the three American, nndthe

A'lerrriflclxploaion.
MYmML—Adynamitcaploaion
«Wtheoflceoltheflgrlaughterhoum
«1., ltnsanhnatmfiibandfl’i
Wardrflcthmhetwnenmerenthand
imarm lthlewomthedoor and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

.. humane-iodine the allapd

hand- ahurning barn Jodahllieh‘.“ Webster,

 

my
00!. Itwilihaheldonthsdayot thesau-
anioloetion.
Piarrewaacho-ucaplhioiflouthllahoia
at the late election. Prohibition carried
flouthDahitalryannallmaJority.
Charla-Ema Isriden, Conn, has
duh-lanai

«010,000.

Bevan thousand eoiiiera in laneaahirn,
Englandharemoutoum'ihioranld-
vanceoihparcentinwagea

The bottling works of I. Bush at Pm
Yan.N.Y..wmhurned. “025M

The Union church at Oidtown,Ie., was
struck by lightning Wednesday and the
“phandorganweredeatroyed.

Whlieattemptingtoreacuehishormirom

”.mmughtlntheflamea andhnrnedb
death.

P.DonIandd¢n,aharher, mm hatedltooi

atOrwego I Y. ,charged withpernonating
aUnltedBtatee-ecretaerrlmofliceraudde-
hudiugpensimersatlilmira.

IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

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Batteries” Vino undo Iunan, Erorin
Vaughan. Called on account of darkness.
At BIltimore-
Column... .0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Baltimore ............ 2 4 o I o 0 l
Batteries: Gastrightaml O'Connor.

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Baiicries: Stirs-its and
and Hanson.

The M. B. Contermo.

boomer, N. Y., Oct. 4.—-The Methodist
Episcopal conference heard thereporteol the
[residing elders and payed onthecharacten
oithe ministers. The com of liar. T. R.
Stmtton, of Lockport, was relerred. Ad—
dr'eraee were made byDr. Sanford Hunt, of
New York; Dr. Hall, oi the lethodiet Quarh
terlyReriew; Dr. IflqofDrnw Theo
calreminaryoiliadiaon,N. J.,andDr.
Breckenridge, oi the General Methodist hos-
pimloillrooklyn. The conference decided

11000
01000
MillitamSwartne

=0“

tocndownhedintheBrooklynhospital. "‘

Quite: tilt occurred between Tier. K. P.
JmthmderMPafindflomlwpo-
land,olChariotte,N.Y.,orer thercpo-roi
thaminktmniormlkctimtho latte-whar-
ncteridng it as an imposition. Cop Lud’s
motionwaatabled. The commune. rhea—
ritalhedr are Rev. 0. B. Chamherl:

;Iiev. T.E.Clayton, humanism

minionary part of the «Inference in the
afternoon. Dr. Jay Benson Hamilton, oi
Wmmdetheaddre-onthereteram'
anniversary.

Thellection in Washington.

Burr“, Wash. Oct. 4.-—-Retnrna from
nearly crery county in the state indicate
"lithe Republicans elect John L Wilson
tocongre-mdeiect Terryforgovernorhy
84m mjority. There in about the mine
mjmityfortheremeindaoithetickegin-
cluding the candidate for soprano judge
Theodorehfiflleqwhob underindictrnent
in'l’ncnon, A. ‘l'., {or embankment. The
Republican prohablyeloctwoutotllfi
memhcrnoithelegillatnre. 'l'heconatitu‘iion
icarriedand prohibition and woman ani-
lragedeieatedtwotoonn.

Wawmw

Gamma, Pa, Oct. 4,—The sixteen
mwwmmumm
this battlefield have been Minted has.
'l'hscomthomewaa crowdedwithreterlma
ot thel’ine’l'reeatatetowitnutheformal
mohaoidedieation. OovernorChamber-
mull-inmdatheopdngaddruand
thotookthochairaapamidingodlear. The
mhladdrnmwaamadehyea-Gorernor
Ounor,andller.O.B.Palm¢,oltheNins-
benihlamereginnngciomd the exacts
with the Motion. Themonnmenteare
oigraniteandareappopriatelyimihad.

GIMWIoroa-hflng.
1mm, Oct. d-‘l‘wo oi theprlncipal
mmbundthaCranbom-neiuhhavaheen
loandgniityoi gambling andlzntlneedto
payadneotweachorbohnprbonedtor
thrnemonthr. Twaty-oneotha-memhen
hrshmhedlidmcmandtheothera
harem-Infi- «KW-chaotic”
words-m2”.
”lent-I’m
BmamOoth—Theflepuhlicanfiighth

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”Emanuel.
”duration-mum”

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Subscrlpflon Price, $5.00 Per Year. l

”K" soon NORWALI BAYINOB BANK

Tim H

 

 

”mots:
" ieia'i‘si'iiea

moo-nogga

”nova-hog;

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”COCVQOI-‘g

”‘ neefiifl’ssi
> rCflQ‘COgg &

lawman Basil-D
local latitu- ldeaetr ll. has”

IM ‘1'“

I. name».

Bilildcr and Contractor.

Worldwhythedayereonuaa.
Ololootoillarlhnd MonWater. P.O.Iiox0fl

0.1!. D’AB‘I’OIB.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Oaterer for Weddinpand nd.i"artiea ice cream
currently on!” hand tor the nick and well. lib eels

dlal (lilies.
Em‘h s'r. ”mom“. or
llarilnrld’a Fruit Store.
CEOIFI ORANGE. BANAN M. PIGS, DATES
Hindu! note. canard irul winner)
lalrlel'lower and Garden .IcAlliatera

Bird"l Food Manual
0. A. HAVILAND'K 15 Iain 8L. Navalk.

SEWING IACNIIE I also FANF—WIIIIIJR
Lil»! MM Imp-trill!

BoulelloldJ
oi.allmakn by C I.niiAil.lll. in South Iain
street, lloulh Norwalk. . an!) 1!

Arm—
(3. a or moron,
Waahlngton. n. 0.
Ten years in United States Patent omen.
dtw Guide to mentor! mailed free.

 

 

 

 

LIX. 8.013801%
mail! oi the Pint lloual ryhrxnznww r
b.1117 Tue 01
l’lsnoforto, Organ and ii nsnenl
tom position.
[I iy Inch Box Q P. 0.. NORWALK. CONN

 

J 0‘ CROWN.
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Carpenter and Builder.

Plane inmirhcd and Intimates given
Johhiu oi'all kinds promptly stranded to
50 street. near Main
P. mus. South Norwalk (71.

J D. JENNINGS.
fleece-mum. lQulnurd.

Undertaker in Emhulmcr.
MIC men? BELT. m '1'!!! OPHCI.
lo. 4 Knight 8!. Residence. 5 Kim BL.
880.8m , Norwnlk, Conn.

I. 8. INAPP-

Architcct and Civil Engineer,

Punishes Plans, Specifications and Superintend-
enco (or the cmtyngilfim oi «cry prion
0

TERMS REASONABLE.

Unnam— Taylor I Building Washlnmnn S
no. Norwulk. i'. 0 Form

 

 

bl Wuhlnglon Street.

(Ewen [hummus io1:a.m.,andtron 1 man.-
onmnlay fromdlos.

H'Tnterelt allowed on Deposits.

sums soumrsrm
do 0111111. #1111133 V1.» Pros
”1-11. mm alumnae} mm

 

Hachlno Shop.

arms LOCATED [N W. A. WHEELER?
ahoplamnowlltedupand arn onpamdto do
all kind-oi Mich hingand machine renal
Bicycles Maud new parts inmlshed lawn
mowers ground and repaired. Satlrlaotlou guaran-
teed. Call andgire ”.ml'ierpectiullou
T8. not

lowererul of Water St. So. Norwalk. mil “1

 

George II. Raymond,

FURNITURE DEALER !.
And Furnishing Undertaker.

Unlined-naming: oiallklnlhoiinrnilure
“Iain Streetfiunralh.

thelnrmnentoi $mmmyu:§% Trim

threaideouIoJ

 

laments all Healrlnum

m
"P. W. BATES.

l}. IlllKLTll & Sllll,

Successors to 0. B. DIKLYN.
5| Washington Street, South Norwalkmu
am Street, Norwalk.

lint-Clan Balers. infamous

And Ice Cream.

 

 

Orders Prumptiy Attended To.
emu. non man-1mm.

’INBUBE IN THE

Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE co.

moons.
“Ann-emu“ ”dimmi-
mpldhmeawhnm 0'!

We"
“.mm” 0‘

 

 

Boy's Drawers, 16 to 34

Children’s Vests, 16 to 34 inches.
‘Misses’ Pants. 16 to 34 inches.

25 Cents Each.

inches. be

m

nts’ Merino Drawers.

Ladics’ Merino Vests,
Ladics’ Merino Pants.

A. DICKERMAN 85 SON,

84 Washington Street,

er . "o * in. ear
FOR ONE WEEK

Splendid, Value.
Gents’ Merino Shirts.

fiouth Nor-walk, Conn.

 

 

lichEAN a arses.
Carriage Bulldcrsl

No. 05 MAIN STREET. REAR OF
SALVATION ARMYoBUlLDlNG.

 

 

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

JOBBIIG PMMP‘ILY ATTENDED “to
Illa

 

WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers

And manufacture:- of

All kinds of Wu one.

Trucks. Carts. 0
Allkindeoirepalrinflrm d promptlydone

rat new and wagons ior sale.
New Bond Carin only m

Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds “Block-mulling

Foot of Pro Itiin SI. ..
south Nor-walk.
spill ti

WAGONS

Newandaeeond-hand
Buggies, Phat-tons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

Prices to Suit All.

Call and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

ALL EEADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices!

The Best Goods for

the Least Money
._51'._..

 

- ll. 8. BRIJWN'S

BOOT 81 SHOE STORE,
Clark A; Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.

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n 8!! 199' ‘4! finial "atrh‘
. i'iJ-‘Whllthl
,1lafiwn-nm1aewwii ‘l

Puma tum-mp“ I'ar-
raetal. Iii-Ivy o Lil

* linen-[Cm Dr. 1!: hiula'

nul‘mlt’ mmwithworhl

and "we or equal va'aa.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"1 .mplea. ‘lhmmmmaa
w»: “an the wank-am
Free maternal-calm

«The.

Minymnrmrmflmnruenndmr
Winn-my luv-I -rlled.thc M

gifg'fi . s...»-
c I Q
’ ital.

who write at am no
Mic '-
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Nawihrln. Cora.
”not: ilk-133.1 makes a Regain" and
res e r n more. m
qualities mantel-Ia 11m 1:. '
RI. “max Immunmtmapam

Raw Barn. Conn.
Samara used your Parleon Tar Soap
lta aoodartiele for
the rain. I cheer-

3. METEOR.

‘\.,-3¢f T'

I .
LET BATH 2. WW”

 

For comma-Ion. m Ill-mooning.
W Manda. loath mo.
India-MIL

”dorm-mammalian.
reuumimumw.mn
'10.!” In”? 0.». New Imam, Onen-
r_r,r.n-aoannalreahaadahaidarenpa-.
”ammonium

“1“!me
“rm—ram monomer.
“an!!!

 

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Juaninl two more cargo. of that celebrated

STALLLTTTETTAL

Which we odor at the lowat price.

lllYM NI] BllllS

OENIRAL AG “T8.

final! Boal!

 

BUY YOUR

final and Wlll

MESH. co.

All the iavorile varieties of hard and inc burning
coal 9‘. :1 hi prim given tor hunterI supply.
mathorouxuly screened well prn~
paredand promptly delirercd

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split!
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘lALTY.
ran» an» orncs,

Water 81., Foot of Harlin-d 8L,
Opposite Pratt d1 Weed‘e Shoe Ianuiaciory.

 

 

roux 11 rooms,

A nnreealcand Retail Dealer in all kindle!

lilll. All] T001]

Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawnnua, Locust

«ilountsin, Franklin, and
Wilkcsharre Goals.

hall in RUBBER Pllll'l'

Yard‘ foot of Washington and liar-
Ihnllstrcetn. llmnch (Alice at Stilt-on
Drug Rtor» Mlni

 

 

 

HUMPHREYS’

mm“ Wand
mil --edlw—y

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LAWN ROLLS...
CARRIAGE
Mop kc',

u Wat-em

F.H.llflilllllll‘ll

Cor. lain & Wrat ills.

PLUMBING,

Slum and Gas Filling.
STEAM HEATEhs

AND

Hot Air Hooters.

 

I

Artificial stone Stepsfcoping,

BLOCKS.

Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

laid 1y

 

E. C. HEWKE’S
Photo Studio,

Over Port (Dillon. lo. Norwallr.
"mutation Guaranteed or may Mall,

 

w-naronaonorcm. immune” mom
awn-ma sun. '0

Wm. B. RIDER t SON ,

 

Iain Olen. 45 l or Vanni-ma lt..

 

m ream" mm 7110
moon-immune" no '1 mar.
wnsuvuu. a. r.

 

 

in" he given prompt attention.

Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineer:

IOU'I'II NOIWALK. 01'.

local Barrel iagaad General Work wlll

Please the Eye:
with the printing at
anything that is need—
cd in the office, store,
factory or anywhere

else, but we endeavor
also that the

mull”...
PRICE

 

 

 

 

 

CHINA

AND

G LASS WA RE.

Ten and Toilet lieu
In Town.

Tm and Sheet Iron Work.

 

Bllllls * Alli Sims

Fllll THE FALL lllll WINTER TRADE.

”fl..—

liming 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 Store of the Town -

In Prices and Quality.

~———-¢o¢————.

C. H- Harvey

12 North Main St... So. Norwalk.

The Universal Store,

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

 

 

 

FOLLOW Till GREAT RUSH 'I‘O Till numnsu. 3T0“ FOR

-lllllllll BARGAINS l-

Wll All! CLOSING OUR mm: STOCK

FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK COST.

Tomkemomiaouri’aliandWinlerRoveltlea. Nowhihcii-etohnywhatyonneed.

 

 

The Universal Store,

No. 10 North lain Street, So. Norwnllr, (it.

House-Furnishilrllnllx

We have the Cheapest

, STOVES and BANG ES

JllHHHlll

may be in conformity
with first-class work.
We ore equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
. Fast Presses, and are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.

It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.

mllllllm

A Trial Order

JIIHHHHK

Solicited that we may

 

 

convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
when quality of work

18 considered.

mllllllur

 

 

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AWord to the Wise is Sufficient.

 

 

air Wm. PAY YOU 10 CALL

 

AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN

 

HOW CHEAPLY YOU CAN

 

HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

WM.
Call and See Samples of Work.

Evening _
Sentinel
“'IIHII'”

N o. 1 3 RailroadPlace,
South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

A branch oflicc oi
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
is located at No. 25
Main Street,‘Norwalk,
where orders for ad.
vcl'tisements or job
printing will receive
, prompt attention.

 

 
 

 

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