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W
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, mu nuns-ea a1- ltlewa loam
Dent—mm City
, “mum ~32:
: crew
my ‘waa'nomorwmm
, ”nonunion-lynx people
Mlnkingthestearnsr.
Without mu- m- of heroism
by Baal m, the negro
‘ liq." Daaulealeithe pantrynisn,
‘ acute-ave twoof thalady
got his foot entangled In the
thinking steam and was being
down to certain death when Steel
.Wuhfim and dived llslowtha
m sad wounded in cutting the ropes
”Manuel’s foot, but he men-
“than, and More file-leek could
, mrmlflnlflh'wueat‘
”Mealtime” memos,
“mm-insteaaltsrthe boiler er-
“ulmhk'lanwetet‘.
Mi My huhwrt's Good Work.
Thailand chambermaId—Cllartty Laur
especially active In this work,
, together a number of life pre-
arrvsrsandattscblug themto the Iadypaa-
After finishing her noble work she
into the river and w. rescued by a
from the steamer City of St. Louis.
‘f‘ ' Capt. 8wmey's Story.
n Gapt’l'. C. Bweeneymwnerof the Corona,
whowasonthebcatand was injured about
the face and hips, saw Capt. Blanks hurled
throughthe cabin roof and instantly killed.
The force of the explodon overthrew the
pilea,and the roosterswhowere at
stowing corgo were pinneddown under
gnu. No n-istancc could be rendered them,
at thoboat sank rapidly. Those inthecahin,
Capt. iiweeney said. had but little chance
tor, their lives, as the heavy timbers either
, them last to die by inches or killed
. “ outright.
" The Chief I" ngiur-er' s l:.scape
Whgineer J. Will Henley gives the
account of the disaster:
“lwaaahontthelniddlo of thedeck room
when titre was a loud grplosion like the
sounding of a cannmt. When I came to l
hurled underneath some freight in the
room. The boilers exploded down
" M knocking the bottom out of the boat,
“I she went down almost instantly. l was
M d 1mm all escape. Fortnlntely for
Bethe main deck broke and left a small
mm. I pulled myself out. and (1
into the main hull. I climbed up the
attsrhatch and went up through the cook
houseontheroof. I cannot ncoonntforthe
axplosion. The boilers cl the bout were ex-
amined by the United States local inspectors,
andallorders in regard to repairingwere
our-led out."
, ‘iiltook'a Sad Fata.
When naked if thehoat was racing, Hr.
' replied: “No, sir. I had only 135
otsteum. The lawullown the boat
to carry 150 pounds. My partner, Shook,
poor fellow, was knocked down and a large
[lens of timber fell scram his leg; Two
mwenttohisaseistance, butcould notre-
Ieaaehim, arthe water began toriserapidly
and drove them back. Shook was conscious
and cried out, ‘My God! Have I got todie
this way? if I could get my log out I would
b all right? The water roan over his had,
and be war drowned."
A Lady Paasenger'a Narrative.
‘ltn. Henry Blanks, who arrived here with
her sister, lira. End, and two children, said:
“I was standing with my sister and young-
“child inmynrmsintherenrotthe boat's
cabin when the explosion took place The
c came running to us with life
inn-errors, which we fastened on.
,“We then got intothe yaw! and hardly had
we been seated when the boot was swamped,
' us all into the river. I, with my
3-year—old child on one arm, held on to a
fiece of wreckage until one of the St. Louis
boats come and saved us.
. A G-Year-Old’s Experience.
A Iittlefi-yeur-oldhoyoflrs. Blankgwho
“blown intothenirbytheexplosion,“
“lwasoutlookingat Capt. Sweeney fixing
lheelctrlc lights and then went into the
Shh to see my mother and had hardly got
feral the other: when I was blown away
lntotheair. When learnedown I fell into
theriveron my back. Whenlcnmetothe
urtaeelcanghton toe-ekandanold man
wbwas holdinga picosofwood, howl-
ingfortheyawlato come nnd savehirn. l
wufrightenedamd beganto yellaho, when
thefiiRcameand picked me and the old
mop.”
_ Only Three Bodies Recovered.
Thelittlefellow is badly hurt about the
head. Beststedthatthis was caused hya
' no throwing a plank on Iii-I. Only three
hudhshava been recovered thus tar—Ira
nfinlflyw; Pat Ryan, thsstew-
M CI lied Mt he.llookkasper
I‘le‘filé I:
"Iyprndcuceiadsfendingpersm-rhas
heeacalledinqoutionandmyatateuienb
Myeontradictedornleeredatuahnrd.
fiflauwhattbeypkamtheysinllnotne-
Wyallmealiar. Hy veracitywas
whenlaaidthat'l'annerandthe
promiadrnetobedeputyomrmb-
«pardon. This Corn, Tm eoIr
m In substance and laysthehlarneof
lb rhhted promise upon Noble and the
Wandthismadethepublication not
‘glypoperhutunavoidable.
Wall
mm ‘
“”8!!leththth
Creditors ' sl «one.
“mm,“ a A. ll.
Wfimtorsttlsuuabslsefssun-
“unfilled,“ W,N.ll..
hdssd.
n. In. nausea hotel at stout, Vi...
valnsdattlwm. washurnsd.
The Mont has Will‘rlda
eollsetorofintanal means tor theltiuth
dhtrletofl’snnsylraola, lolltteol
Waterman» for the oICham-
plain,ll. Y..alul lowis Anodp anistant
appraiser of marchaudirsintha districtof
BestousndCbarlsstown, lass.
Thecanptrollerof the curnoey has so
Hallows" «Bradford,
t..aamnlinerofnatlorlalhanksrleeJohn
Il.lsuter,usignsd.
“Mammoth“ thslsglslatiorl
comitteeof the New York world'sfalrhas
deoidedto afirlytomngm for W
lieu of the organization which htocarry
out the enterprise, or for the appoint-Inuit of
a Federal colnmhim to woparatswitha
corporation to be created under the state
laws. Thehbjrctiatoolltainnatioualreeog-
nltlonoftheproject.
Navigating Liam. tlharpe and Capt. Rue-
sell have been rays1mandstl and “distill-ed
the thscourt nrsrtialontllewreck
etths' warshiphily ‘ ‘
WP Midwife 3-year-old more“
Wh‘rsfle at hello Cal, 'Iri‘iiml,
The New York branch of1 the Women’s
Foreign 1(qu of the Methodist
church has elected the following unicorn:
President, rm. J. A. Wflghhge; York;
eorrequdiug secretary, Itrs. Skid—
more; recording secretary, lira J. W.
Knowles; treasurers, lira J. B. Cornell and
In. Beydeck Theseladieswerechosrndsle-
gates to the general executive committee:
In. 1!. Robinson, of New York. and lira
l. G. Bidwell, of Buffalo
Smallpox b raging at Socorro, N. 11., and
eighty-aevendcathsare reported. The city
is quarantined.
A cotton manuiactnring company has been
Immedin Denis-m, Han. with a capitld of
swoon The 25,000 spindles will he run by
white help from Texas
Firebug! are again at work in lick-nu,
Hunt. The old vigilante warning, ‘W‘I—TI,"
h postal on thestreetgarnlspecialofllm
are searching for the hernia.
The morocco shop of Peter Sim A: Sons, at
Salem, his... has been burned. » Loss, elm,-
000; partly insured.
It i said that Archbishop Corrlgan has
heensnlmnoned to Home to answerforal-
leged unwillingness toj sit on the American
mlesiasticd trihlnlal.
The revenue cotter Richard Bush has or-
rived at Port Townsend, Wash, from Behr-
ing sea.
The trustees of ' Johns Hopkins university
have granted leave of abeenco for the winter
to President Bihnart Mr. (lilman will spend
thew-inter in Europe, and whenhereturns
will again take chargeof the nniversit y.
BASEBALL NOTES.
Manager Mltrto on the Pennant Ques—
tion—Tho Bflthnhood's “ ‘
Plrnmmo, Oct. 5.—-Hnagor Metric has
madsamogements with Anson that it the
New York: win the pennant they will
play the Chicagos a series of exhibition
games in New York, and he wants toar'range
tohavelioston transfer mmeol' their exhi—
bitions in Washington to New York, the
Chicagoa to go to Wuhingtou. Manager
Hart has consented to thk plan it the Wash—
ington management. is agreeable, and tale
graphic negotiation are now in
Mutrie says New York will play only the
throeschednled ganlesinClcveland Us ad-
ded that he didn't carepermnaliy about win-
ning the pennant, butthe New York: wanted
the money thata-sarics with Brooklyn will
bring in, having-lost money by knocking
about between Jersey City, Staten Island
and the new grounrh
$10,000 for the It Pm Transition.
Mmrurous, Oct. b.—Negotiatm have
been opened Ivy the Ball Players’ Brother-
hoodfor the aloof theliinneapolirand St.
Paul franchises to them in orderthat they
maylocatehallteamain thetwincitieanext
year. The of the St. Paulteam
has been olerrd clones in cash for the Iron
chic. ltiasaid thatit is the intention of
the Brotherhood to have Minneapolis and St.
Paul take the places of Washingtm and In-
dianapolis respectively in their circuit of
Brotherhoodcities.
The Peril! n! Railroading.
m Albany Calling Alhlr.
ALBANY, Oct. 5—1'. J. Sullivan, one of
the alleged ceiling
mm Oct. (iv—The Schuylkill
hrhorpolicelnvefonnd the hodyofWill'
iarnKeppier, who was swept away in the
.weratFrankfordroad and Laurel street
afewdayrago. ltwasromovedtohishome
ouNorthEightlIstreet.
Balbownhythe Yak-u.
BamagOctik—Capt. Wilihln Carroll
andJanlsPowell,one of the crew offlve
manofarruall schoonsrlaluudfronr
l‘
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haw—lyswflfluslhtllutuuls
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Suhcriptlon Price, $5.00 Per Year.
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gov-songs»;
Wand Minerals.
Local latte-e means our line
V 13.11 ”A
W‘W“
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was: in”, In. 11. 35s.; ”aria-nus; ma.
r
, .
lluilder and Contractor.
Workdeuebythedayoreontrset.
Melootolflarllaud lit. onWater I’ll. Berti?
C. It. D'AB‘I'OICI
W [Weddings and Parties. Inert-an
manly on” hand.“ forthsp slek and well. His eelo
1.0%
“MW” some?! so. RUBWAIJI. or
Ilaslland’s fruit store.
amnion-rm“ 3*. citing“
"II
and allelic How's“. comm IIcAliirler”.
Bird rummb' :5 Halo St. Norwalk.
:IWINO HACK]!!! "7- IR FALI'r—Wllilhlll
L a Wilson Ilou .Alro (Mar-l lieu-ulna
ofalllnakfl. lly C. I. hIlAILBIt, 1'; South Iain
strut, Booth horwrlk slim t
WE .
G. B BEINB'I'OS,
Washlngtol, II. 0.
Ten years In United States Patent 0mm.
dkw Guide to Inventor! uln‘llcd tree
ALEX. 8. GIBSON.
”but of thr first moon; . in.
Ilium cl
Piauoforte. Crgup and flushed
Composition .
I‘ 1] Lock Box 89 P. 0,. NORWAIK. CONN.
tenfv't‘um
J. 0. “0'3.
Carpenter and Builder.
tarnished and Intimate: given.
of all kinds promptly attended to
street nearlain
m
«a. South Norwalk ca.
A
Plane
Jobbing
P. 0.
J. D. animals.
mull.» I. Qntnmd.
Undertaker & Embelmer.
ammo NIGHT BELL IN THE OFFICE}
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence, 5 Kim 3.,
mil—3m Norwnlk, Conn.
I. a. Ins/um
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plans Specifications and “nperinteud-
me for the construction of every description
at buildings.
TEENS BEASOSA III F.
GMT W'l Building Waehinwnv at _
as ho. Norwaik. P. 0 Box 175.
SOUTH “03"“ SAVINGS BA"
5) Warm sum.
finfllyrmtwnau.‘ .,andl’lou l totem
I Saturdaycm‘liuge front toil.
mums-trim” on Deposits.
stuns sourslrs
Jenn ll. 'rnliis. Vlec-Pres.’ ,
tu-lv. onxn um Bee. seem
Incline snap.
HAVING Inca-no I! W A. WllBEl llt's
rhwlnmwltudnpandammrpamltodo
allktalbof general jobhiugand machine repairing
Blades repaired and new parts {mi-hut. hwn
mom-grandadrepatud. Batislaetlmgnarau
Md. Mandate-carnal. MM
sfldwvm
lowereudotWatcht So. amt roll in
George II. Bay-«ma.
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin (Undertaker.
(handset-flaps otallkrndsofl‘urnllm
“lat-Minam-
Alalprrpfledto for
(hematite [mayorh‘
manicuwlt hrddenceJto
Idltth
llllltlll all Headstones.
Deanna-mentor
place.
.ZIP. W. BATES.
l}. BHKLYN & Sill,
We to C. II. DlKIJN,
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Iain Street, Norwalk.
lint-Hall Balers, Confectioners
And Ice Cream.
all-Inn. one manure.
‘rxsm Ill m
Connecticut General
UFE INSURANCE co.
W00”.
“Muslin.” ..of militia.
bro
m. j o ”my ",. m:
I, Ca age“ W {dais}
No. 65 MAIN STREET, BEAR OF
orders Pro-ptly Attended 10. m
4.
Boy’s Drawers, 16 to 34
Children’s Vests, 16 to 34 inches.
“Mislws' Pants, 16 to 34 inched.
25 Cents Each.
MennoUnderwear
FOR ONE WEEK.
3P
inches.
*—
A. DIGKERMAN 8r SON,
84 Washington Street,
Genle’ Merino Shirts.
Gente' Merino Drawers.
Ladies’ Merino Vesta,
Ladies’ Merino Pants.
South Norwalk, Conn.
lendld Value.
Photo Studio,
Emma—Mumsychsmally
V: I “alone sac-u Jillll'll thumb“.
Inter Cons. el‘ I. Aar'a.
Wm. B. llllll-llt & SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic ilnleen
McLEAN ll STEEL,
SALVATION ABIIY BUILDING.
Walton: and Carriage: made and re-
pavred. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBIIG I'BOMmY ATTENDED?!)
so;
WRIGHT & FLYNV,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
“gymnast: 410932?
Mill!
Hill!
Jar? sslved two more urges of that celebrated
All kinds of Wu
Trucks, Cat-ts. e
Serr‘ral'l fitfillmibn £32:le sale.
New llosd Cam only fl)
Hom-Shoeing and all
kinds of Bi ncksmithing
Foot of Friar: Itlln 91.,
South Namath.
OTIS.
apls If
WAGONS
Newsndmoud-bnd
Bu" glee, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Than.
HENRY TILLY.
ALL COEADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
__ yr...
H. S. BRIJWN’S
300:? & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET
visa
viii moo. mu; .ualy:
nt‘vwll hinthwworld.
. ' nwml. 15..., so» .
IT lie-natures. lath ladirrs’
' ‘; aml‘tnl’l’flk‘alfi'u'a‘ll’
r...‘ «we of «naive in.
(Inferno-tonsils-
w: y can ”emulate-
tw-riur withou large-adeni-
I line of "ninth-Id
yet.- .mplca. Theresa-plea.”
is ”it as she want. we and
M‘ldlfhrywnmkm
\‘¢:a‘
(kiwi
layman ~I 4'??an I “sandehawntbrratofgeao:
no
’11!
teen” dons
P .; 193'"‘_vv¢
New naval, (loan.
, its cleansing
and was
qualities-refinance lllke it.
lineman. Ingram.mchspels&
Balkans-Having
Inyrell. and Indlufm
filly loco-meal“:
umhmnmnmdm
14“hflaahfle--dldlsahynfll.flfi
momma. New laugh
'.’.’.-Wlllllflm “fin”
Hum—amm
“lawn-am m
"fl" mm .
,SMALLH 'l'fllEfllllL
i
Which weofln at the lownt price.
BAYM ND 81108
GENERAL AGENTS.
Goal! Boal
finalmliiyiuni
EMTOLLESi’oCO.
All this [awning-riding ha?! and free bngnieg
cos a. prince van or wmlersnpp y.
Alleoal‘tthorong screened. well
. pared and “M33...” delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Splii.l
BUNDLED WOOD' A SPECIALTY.
warm as» orrrcrz,
Water St., Foot of llawlln-rl 81.,
Opposite Pratt a Wood‘s shoe flaunt-lately.
19er ll. FEBBIS,
d'holanietml Bet!“ Dealer In Ill Mot
BUM. AND W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement,
31:16 Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Laekawauua, Locust
lountoiu. Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
@fiflfif will}! will
Yard" foot of Washington and lar-
shalletreeta. Branch omee atfitilaon
Drug more “In!
HUMPHREYS’
”the
rustic. WWW
dle swig-“13d“ dunno-3"”
m mm
m" ”margarine"! a.“
“heavenly-
“Altman our
lain Olen. (it I (1 Washington It. ..
:00"! IOBWALIK. 0!.
lfl VIBE! II‘I'III‘I' ,‘I'ROY. N T.
WMI’EAEEI'.” 1
Artificial! Ntoue Steps. Coping,
LAWN ROLLS“
PAlinlzofi&uwuuo.
, 0"
Manufactured by c. T. LEONARD,
II Water- Israae. hit ly
i
”my,
mu he gives prompt attention.
hillicalilets
3 per 002, Please the [y 4'
nofiwzu’s W“
with the printing at?
over "no... “out”... anything that is need-
ed in the office, store,
factory or anywhere
local Server lags-mega.“ Gill A
else, but we endeavor .
also that the “’1'“ 9““
i Wu H...
i‘" PRIGE
I! Halli-llmilliucnnls
CHINA
AND
G LASS WARE.
We have the Cheapest
Ten and Teller Sela
In Town.
STOVES and BANG ES
Tin and Sheet lmn Work.
BflfllS Mill SHHES
FflR 'I‘HE FILL IND WINTER TRADE.
H—
FHHasliBm
Cor. lain a West ills.
P L U ll Bl N G,
3133]! and Hal Fitting.
STEAM HEATERS
AND
Hot Air floaters.
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 Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
Meow“
C. H. Harvey
12 North Main So, So. Norwalk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North llaiu St, South Sol-walk, Ct.
FOLLOW Till GREAT BUSH T0 THE UNIVERSAL STORE FOR
-lilllNl| BARGAINS !-
wlt All! cmsmo 01m smut s‘roos
To make rooul for our Fall and Winter Novelties. New Is the lilne to buy what you null.
The Universal Store,
No. IO North lain Street, Go. Khrtvallt,‘ Ct.
,irx
S‘lllvl tit” I I. the:
‘t’rfill l’” I
.,r
{‘ll’ '1'
v,
g’crv,:‘l' .v“"‘:‘ "I” {-flllliln
.ur
.1 .
A Word to the Wise' Is sufficient.
WIT WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
BOW CEEAPLY YOU CAN
HAVE YOUR PRINTING DONE;
bk
Call and fies Samples of Work.
FOB LESS THAN new YORK cosr.
Jlll‘!l‘[lll
may be in conformity
with first-class work.
We are 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 011 this special
feature. 'r
“Allin...
A Trial order
JIIHHHIIl
Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are 1‘
beyond competition
when quality of work
18 considered.
mHHHm
EveningE ,
Sentinel—j
“ill” “Hm 4"
No. 1 3 R ailroadPlace, «
South Norwalk.
A branch oflice oi:
THEEVENINGSENTINEL
is located at No. 25, 7
Main Street, Norwalk,
where orders for ad
vel'tisements or job
printing will receive
prompt attention.
Norwalk Chronicler