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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 18, 1889 · page 2

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HEW“. haahaen ebcted plwlidantd
ytl.
Ex'KinxflflmdServhhaadeeided to
mininhrhaud haataken apartments
i
Jndp lartinahaanauteneed todaatlr
flmyCathhemrdererot-Pollcaman

Them-alt. ,0“ wmnd hadthedatetortheexacuflou
filmh£rm 1"” ‘NWO'W’C-Bw

bylhelloi Pennsylvania, anperintendart oi'
tbmintatl’hiladelphia.

A aeeret tribunal formed otdelegateai’rom
everyorganiaatlmolworknnninthe coun-
halreoentlyheuorganiaedat Philadelphia.
Onehnndredthourandworhmen are repre-
aentedaudtheobfiet literate-grieve“
by him

'l‘hefollowing fourth cla- postmaster: in
New York atate have been appohited: H. C.
Pounce, North Elba; N. J. Field. North
Welcott; J. B. Hastings. Shiny Point

Frankllegierawaakilled in a quarrel at
Lamb, N. J. Jacko lambardo is under
clinician.

Onehundredeaeeeo! mllpoxnremidto
have broken out in Peelee Hand,inl.ake
Erie.

Jerome Raee,John lewi and Thomas
Carney wereetruckhythelooomotive of a
freighttrainat Hadaon, N. Y.,andinetantly
killed. l‘ettingoutot thewayot a pal-
aengertrain they-towedinirontol atrnin
onanothertrack.

Theoillcialeanvasoithe vote in Connec-
ticut, Oct. [entire prohibitory amendment
amendment, shows a majority of 27,505
againattheamendment.

The German government has begun the
oonatrnetionoilonrnewironcladaatfitettin.

11. Hamburger & Co!- cigar factory at
Ilanenater,l’n.,wda deranged tothoexteut
01840,!!!) by tire; imuranee, 8314110.

'l'hecnrriage builders have adjourned, ef-
tereelecting Chicago for the next place of
mcefing.

< riltherwent Nava- rioat,who
onthohripAlieeandllomanee.
' etthenavydirectedlrJlayo
iii. the groper tweetomeet the brig:
,‘ ”the riotera 'l'he cutter Ewing
Wthahripolthecaps. TheAiice
m aailed from JamnicnonOct.
ammotwhomwereen-
‘1:th

POLITICAL NOTES-

We! kooklyn have nomi—
Whitetailor mayovnndJohn

h

I.” has been nominated
‘ ’ bytha Tammany covention of

Wmentionof theSeemd
W 'ydflrlctatAddieun,N.Y.,haanorn-
1“ numermmqrwm»

Chic! of Police Henry D. Creaby,ol Au-
hurn,N.Y.,hdead. lie had bemon the
(”Wynn

BirEdwin Arnoldhnsniled on theatcam—
chelgiclorllongKong.

The ntrikeot the dock laborersat Ham-
hnrgiaovernnd themeuheveresumed
work.

. enmity (N. Y.) Democrats have
the following candidates: For
.3303“; mtyjudgeJacoh
man; arm lartia D. Conway;

Mylar the Democrat: of the
w WMEflcmuty,N.Y.
w city and county conven—
Illuminated thelollowing

v.

'l'heminers’etrikeatlmiuyreadingend
Mllilmmamnowoutinthatdistrict.
Boeneeolviolenceareotfrequmtoccurrenee
and the policeand militnryare powerlem
Onlyonearresthaebeenmadeainoetbedhr
turhnnmhogma

Governor Hill'a Southern Ytall.

Arms“, 0a., Oct. 18,—Govu'nor Hill. oi
Newahaud his partywmentertnined
herewithapertectmundoi‘reeeptionaand
i'eaathige. AtnoonlrJlill end theorem-
heraoihianartyweredrlventothe unite],
when a special amnion at the legialatnre
had been convened. Governor Bill spoke
brieflyalroutthegood feelingbctweenaonth-
unandnortha'nltatea Roewelll’J’lowa'
nhiagoodwordtorltewYor-kaetheplace
(“the wald’e fair. Chancellor Pier-eon,
ex—A-ktantPoetmaater General Stem-on
andAdthenPortermade-hort Ipeechea.
Atio’clockahenquet waagiven by Irish-
Amer-imcitiaentonCollinafiovernor
, Malcokonttohekept for
‘Wflfb'h luvelefttheir werethera Thefeeturoo! the
. ‘ “my waethefreqnaltallnaionto Governor Bill
’ aatherlghtmn (or the Duncaaticnomi—
utioniwpreaident.

School Depart-tendon“ fleet.

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waa undocwpiodthawholeod‘tll

mwa’nmumm‘um';
WWII-allow“
Wait a the W
macaw—Wilma.

MYmp‘n—«atb-flndtfi
mmomam
“unwarranted.”
at annotation anaemia. a annulment
main-hub “lean and neat what
mthWhm
withthewertetthe’radmtialenamdttn
warm at war alto a mottnwte
amrihaeh thwart o! the emmitteeon
them‘tetthehaaedepartnvnt.

Sundae-pi Mom

Mtfio’cleekthammmtdthelawdh
MNQMMMW
plat-Miranda,“ at idem
thehdaa-meathgeu-mmeedhythab-
heduetiouottherqertdthacoemittaeca
lumber-hip

Whilethehallnh for new manta-aware
hungeuunudltechaaphceokmlhnatna.’
chairman otthemmittaaeatha'l'm'ktdr

aatorthe purpnaaot educating the naive
miniatry. Therefore. they must go prepared
to teach,and theeflurt oi thewndential
committee to recon compatentteacheraonly
ahould not be made the nbjeetot nujrflt
criticiem.

the Depart ousted To.

Rev. Dr. Herrick reed a paper on the
growthot mflonary work in Turkey, and
then the mnmittee to nominate ntllcerl W
lentedita report. Among the uamea pro-
weed. for nternlnrahip ou the prudential
committee. Rev. Arthur Little’- mine no
pearedin plaeeoi thatot Rev. Charla A.
Dickinaon, who was spoken of by Dr. Noble
during theconraeot the debate which to}
lowed as having been “unloyni to the Amer-
ican hoard." Dr. Lyman Abbott and aeveral
other clergyman objected to the report. and
appealed tothe heard not tode Dr. Dick-
imoo'l name from the committee.

The m” Elected.

A. 8. Storm D. D., LLD., president;
Euphalet W. Blatchlovd, vice president;
Rev. A. C. Thompaon, lion. Joesph A. Ropes,
Rev. E B. Webb, C. C. Burr, Elhridge Tor-
rey, Rev. A. K. Plumb, Hon. W. P. Ellhon,
Rev. F. K Clark, Rev. Charle- A. Dickin-
aon and 0. Henry Whiteomb, prmlential
committee; Rev. N. G. Clark, Rev. E. K.
Alden and Rev. Judm Smith, correapond—
ingmtnrke; Rev, Henry A. Stimson. re-
cording aecmtary; Rev. B. N. Packard..-
aiatent recording accretary; langden 8.
Ward. treamrer; lieu. Arthur W. Tn!
Samuel Johnson and James hi. Gordon,
auditors.

A motion to appoint a committee to in-
quire into the methods oi the prudential
committee was adopted. in the evening Dr.
Stern, peeddent oi the board. madeanad—
drum.

The Wo-n'a Board‘hleota.

While the morning ae-inn was in progreea
thewoman'eboard of mimiomheld am
ing in the Thirty—fourth atnret Preabyterian
church. it was eddreaed by misioneriea
from India, Turkey. China and Africa.

The Epineopallala.

New You, Oct. lis.—-At'the Episcopalian
convention the following resolution wna
pleculontheonleudarandordemdprinted:

Reached. Thar. m.- rmn’se of hiehope concur-
ringtheloliowingeanon heenactedandeniered
hithedigeazaecanonldaection on the subject
“Mammoth” unmarriedwomanotdeveut
elnrlcter and approved dines m heawointcd
tetheoi'iiee o! deacon. hmhhhopof thm
chwch. The dutyoladeaconemshallhetoaa-
dottherninisterin themed! theetckJraining
theyounxandintheworkofmonlnfornntton.
Nowomanahallheappolnteddeaeoeemnntilahe
ahallhavcauninedthe agent fiyeanandahall
haveaigncdtenthnonhhotflrnea.

AWMEpiatlealid Gospel tnkenirom
thePrayerBookot mow hon-edeullea-
terdeywere adopted. Thehuinna on the
calenrhrheing Rev. Dr. lann’l motion [or
an additim to theoilice for the burialo!
thedead was taken up. It providediora
mitableoommendatianotthenulotahap
tiaedperaon. Themation waa defeated by
eightvotee. Dr. BuntingtomofNew York,

aehortoillccoi mmiwmdry
enditwaacerried.
lnthehoweoihhhopstheqnesticnaroao
whethcanyalterntim should he made in
that article oi the oomtitution which re-
thataat'ntaetoryproviaion Ihonldhe
madeforthempymtotenewdloeue. The
motionwasloet.

Thematteroi' theeuiiregeol the blahopa
weslaidovernntilthenextcenerelconveu-
tion. Themttaol dividingthedioeubol
Cdiiorninwnamadctheorderoi’thedayior

The anhjeet oi the Summit enrolment
aea'
indthehoardotmidm 0amntienot

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Faweett’n Headhunters!

roa m.
he. a Wat-vitae“. laawath. Ila-a.

WANTED. ‘
A lint-Clan Prrrr Bauer.

Inmmmm

DEGK‘ER'S

Paint and Wall Paper tom.

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EOLB Lem Poll Till

Celebrated Aqua t'r-ystnl
Spectacles and Err Glasses.

They Have no Equal
Inna II A la,

Walrlr

shrnmorur.
In my remit dry run In I'Lv

Boron-gee"-
evcry wiry luv
rim—clamwvrh
.\ large end It] P'Lfi‘wd ~efl nr n4, m".
Diamauhd Flue-lune r, map-on hum

BEGIN.

 

“orhA'rih‘! t :. ill ; it It
Halli!!!" k rum» h I W - "r!
mud June rum rm
Pan-I‘m train
WUTII.
Linorwalk. Lv.So.N¢walh Ar.Wilann Point

8 50 a. II.

5.01 p. in

NOIVI'H.
hv. Wihon Point Lv.So. Norwalk.
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Anhorwan
mainland imanl'x‘d crowns
. .e I. ‘s at ll .41 OS
,‘tll ” one.
flung um.n
tit“llxed tit ed
315 “

5|! 517mm.
SW 642 “

iol'l ”lixed‘
leaner.
lite.-

.V‘igge?“ can
W Palm. meant.
IAIN LINE.
harem tor Hulda
fina’aeengmo‘a

tgm‘lifl
nearer!
'cmp’“ m’a

J2
I 250 " Ill“!
(Sum.

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«are “lined :lottliaed
twain.
651p.-
w.ll.ttvavaaaol lea-get
K'C'P‘m

marten.
tits

on eat-ream W.
eelly’alfaraalewlilm
LimitadawI-Joathlerwalkto Pittaldd.
'm‘ni'mm. Vite MO Ban‘l lau'a'r
w: A. rm. ran—mu Lena-pm.

 

The Old and Reliable.

rm rrrrrrr urr.
llrrwall lllrrlrrl.

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leaning”- lentil-walk. . ‘l
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eater-rum career lure lea-a Mm
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at. ' W I M l! at In. v am
all? :mr anp'piir.‘ for a. h p-ur rm
tacit-l Wed I'LL“. ht' Ill.

out In t uiltat eat I!“ alt

til-I’LE'I'B.
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Hi “7"“ Al

Shorthand. lvpewritlng and
Business Course,

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”infer! :17: £14 ny with m fitting. or en fin.
rut iv u when

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Repairing and General Blacksmithing

The undersigned have opened a chop 'er

General Carriage flaking. It pairing.

llurae Sheri-a aad hearnl
Blarkslithlag,

At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.

h Norwall. where :he will carry on Ihe above
mm and erred in alr’order- in who he-t and
Inna: prompt manner. Saw! Damn ml. lied and act

1' EB DKIDGRS. SONGS. IAIES.
0 .130 HANDLE A SPECIAL"
63038! 1' CARE,

.1 u c. a. annulus.

Troy Hand Laundry,

macro Block, 80. Naruallt.

Me‘lahandrywnrh‘matmahh ll”.-
Arlwnltmb! hand 9i" "m

a. F. ASKEW...”
A; S. FERRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

nae Watch law-Ilka I M.
u Waahi-gtn- ea. aeath Ion-II.

 

 

 

A FULL lalNB of
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.

. Berry Brm’nud on Finish.

Wire Steel Deer late,
man-«.mflaaeat

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harp-pa. nippe- tatterelr.

We 08:11 Have You. Money.

SCO9F I E L D '& 11. Y ~~

NORWAIJI AND SOUTH NORWALK.

nu. mum.

to new
ummddflefl

Full and Winter Settings.

endear

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t 'i-It claw» arm. at It infernal-ea. I“
wry-rm a was :«JatrotMOIC-
you any h 'Ie-tut gum in mingle-quart

In Suits and Pants

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M. DKVIS

Ilali "MT Tilholt, "
M ir~ckemn lltel, South Nowell.

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Jun received—another invoice of that:

PAPOOSE

NURSING BOTTLES.

 

The! havea hheknhhc It and the
m-lflhm “I!

10 CENTS EACH.

Hill! Till Illllllllll.

 

 

Jacob M. Layton,

“mutual-Amt.
General lusurenceigency
mam-um
“Mitten—Mauls!”
Whine-land almond"!

_, all ell-ape.
Imam; With.
Sallraad return. memorial
tam-alien.
6"”... “new

South Iowan. Conn.

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NEW INVOICE BOX STATIONERi
JUSTIN. 25 CENTS PER BOX.

Tr! Plaiscr’s L' n Lanna Pills. my
mmmmfllllfill; lulllllr almr.

Prescriptions carefully pre-
pared at all, hours at '

rursrrr’s anus no“;

4-3 Washington St.
mums come manner

For Yachtlnaor [Iranian Mes. it has no lqnal.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

Ammo!

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers. "

 

We claim we sell the

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter]. .

In town for pri re and qaalitv You our Judge rot yonrlei!

HOODY‘S A? OMAIIC SYRUP

,- it» ‘
rim-elho'n-ngud taunting mldnn Promo cud robe the fine: thine prance-1 rn thi- the

Price, 250 a Bottle.

——A'r.._..

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Wnahington St.. So. lot-walk.

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—-——° ’—-—-—

W. B. HALL & 00,;

Our. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.

Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back part of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room. New Cloak Room,
New Gents' Furnishings Section, Cotton Underwear

and Corsets Up Stairway.

 

Special Offerings;

100 pieces Fine and Hill! Grade of Colored Caehrnern, 48 inch“ wide, price fir.
00 piecra Fine French Semen, 42 inch at 75c. '
The above two lots are acid at .1 no everywhere.
On! one Tricote. the, worth we.
Our our Drap D'Almar. Me.
One caae 40-inch Serge. 50c.

One case All Wm! Flannel, 25c.
Onc- eane Pure Wool flinch Sorting. 25c.

New Velvets and Flushes
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Our npocial attraction tor “III week will he ll) pinned: inch All Wool Dray
D‘Alnm. Bublatnp-l-n, Buy-I Finclt’fl, Crepe. Armnvra and Linda. Prieea We"
02in. and 'llin [any at the celebrated make 0! B. Prieetley a 00., and are aetb-y
ally worth .1 per yard. It you are in want of a black dreae we wonld net you to
examnu-thialoior gmde, unit wril he tmpnaeihlo to duplicate it. Black Gaeli-
mere. Mic" tile. and bile. Greatly under price. .

2,000 New Cloake. Every New Shape. Take Elevator.

Tlrmlrrl [in Store: llrr Gui: all llrr Geri: [Ill];

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