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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 26, 1889 · page 4

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lixw YounOct. m—Jndge laconibeJn
the Unltsd States circuit court for the
sonibsrndkh-MoffiewYorhhaslledhh
daeflcnupon the undone! the Electrical
Accumulator company for an injunction
agahattheJnlimElectrle'l‘ractioncompany
andtheNewYorhandBu-lemlisilruad
company. restraining these companies or
dtherofthemirom using nocumulotorsor
ascondaryhatterlea mule acoordingtosny
otthevariovn modifications devisedbythe
Julimconmany sincethe imueof theprior
injunctionlnAprlllaet. Thepresentdecia-
ion secures toths Electrical Accumulator
company all the relief havesfiedfcr.
Theimmedlateresultwill lostoptheruu-
uiugofollthestorage batterycars now in
operstionontheFourth Avenuefltreetrall-
road in thb city. Thereare ssveralotha
storagebatteryoompanles in operation be-
ailhthe Julien oompany,allofwhichwill
commuter thls’dedsion. Itisclaimed by
theofflcers of “ecumenical Accumulator
companythatalilhownmethodsofmaking
secondary batteriul‘nve now controlledhy
that companyyBeush's experiment with a dry
powder plats‘lmm-sddn the battery solo-
fion without first being allowed to settle
haviugfailedhpsohohganypractical re-
sults. 'c ,7

Port Loydcn'a Fiery Baptism.
Pom more, N. Y., Oct. m-A destrue
tive the here yesteedsy destroyed lhefollow—
ingbuildings: The Deck block, W. I. Bay’s
genital store, lira. Boag, millinery; Thomas
Jules, residence and livery; A. J. Kenyon,
photographer; John Schroeder, dry goods;
8. 1). Spencer, general store; William
Brothers, dry goat; Williams A: Tahhle,
merchandise; Giddings & Brown,
. furniture; James Car-
ney, genes-alder“ Lane, livery; 0.
Mord, residence; Rev. Father O'Connor,
rddmce, and Robert Ash, residence. Fif-
teen families In hem

 

Exsfitflhlfiilguire Dead.

Emu,0étim4-Jeremiah , ex-
speaker of the mainly, dud at eo‘clock
yesterday morning. rlr.lagnirewasborn
inlrelandinlmbntcameio this country
while very young.” Hewted Schuyler
conntyintheauemblyoflm and was re-
electedinld'flibyohnjorityofflomthe
liepnblieancandidate,0ecrgeW. Holtman.
Eewasthe'n-chosen speaker by the unani-
mouvotedldsparty, there being no op-
posingcamfidate‘inthecaucus.

Home“: Will fight for It.
Waanmrroe,0ct 26.—llr. Edward
Mot Pennsylvania, who u anappll-
canttovtheclerhhipo! thebonssotrepre-
ssnhtives. refcring to the claim
ninth olelaj. John I. Caren
latterhaspledgm sufllcient enough
on the first ballot, denies the claims
.yshepopoms to teetthei-ueintho
’ publicancaumwhiehalonecansettleit.

Hon. s. 8. Thompson Dead.

both W Vermont legislature.

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nil-whe- Jenni-stud lien.
Word. oi Neubarg. for senator oi the
ill district.

0en.deChsbron,of Perinisdsad.

Samuel Bumpers, the well known labor
advocate, hasbeennomlnnted for statesma-
iovbythemntybemocratsoftheseventh

Met of New York.

The folbwlng tourth clans matmastcn in
New York have been appointml: Michael
O'Dsll, Barpor'e Field Center; it. V. Smith,
lechlsnlntrg; ('harlcs A. Butler, liorlab;
It. W. laonard, 8t. Reghi‘alls; Walton
WK Tyrone; A. S. Pierson, Apex.

-'l'hc Largest Four neuter Afloat.

Cum”, la, Oct. all—The schooner Millie
G. Bowue, which was hunched today from
theyard of ii. If. Bean. in tho largest four
master ever floated. She is 2‘1) feet keel,
919 feet overall, 4? feet wide, 2|}; feet deep;
lower masts, 107 feet; topmaste, 50 feet;
mead of sail, 851!) yards; nrt tunings,
1.508).; The appointments are believed to
be the moat mmpleteof any vernal of her
elem. The owners are Capt. A. R. Wlxon,
W. B. Bowne and E. E. Crowell, of West
Dennis, Mam; John M. Ward and George
W. Rogers, Boston; Frederick Bowne, of
Flushing, l. l., and others. She cost about
'70.“ "W“

The Universalist Convention.

Ln“, Mun, Oct. ‘26.—The Universalist
convention resumed its amino. The com-
mittee on the profession of faith reported by
Dr. Tomlinson, of Rhode Island, dropping
the last two articles and leaving the llm
three unchanged, except that article 2 is
nude to read that the Scriptures “contain a
revelation” instead of “reveal.“ Thecom»
mlttee was continued and instructed tore-
port the proposed creed to the next sculon
twoyears hence, with power to make fur-
ther changes if they desire.

 

 

Cincinnati Registration Frauds.

CINCINNATI, 0.. Oct. lid—Reports are Iiy-
ing about the city hell giving a number of
versionsofestoryol' gigantic fraudsin reg»
htration. The authorities areimprenively
mlent when questioned about thematter, but
admit that there is something in the
story. It ismid that frauds have been per-
petrated in the Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Eighth,
Ninth and Twenty~tlrst wards. but that no
arrestewillbemade until a dayortwobe
fore the election.

 

More Money for'tbe l‘alr.

Nsw You, Oct. Eli—Additional subscrip»
lions to the world’s fair guarantee fund were
received yesterday as follows: Drexel, Mor-
gan a 00., $100,000; August Belmont, 860,-
on; R. P. Flower, 825,000; Tiifany & Co,
8%,”;11'. F. Shepard, WOW; Kuhn, Loch
& Co., 80,011); J. J. Little & 00.. 85.”;

of Puck, 85,000; also a large
number of smaller sums.

A Convict Escapes.

Prrrsvrsm, Hm,0¢t.3ll.—At 7:15 a in.
William Campbell, of North Adams, who
wuserflngaebort sentence in the county
jail, left hisworh in the shoe shop during
the momentary absence of the guard, re-
moved'his shoes; climbed the lightning rod,
crawled over the roof, slid down awater
pipe and escaped to the woods.

Injured nt a Fire in Paterson.

anseomN. J., Oct. Elli—The Peerless
Plush Manufacturing company's buildings
at ill) Franklin sheet, with contents, were
burncdyesterday. Lem. 880,000; insurance,
mm Stephen Desmond, anemploye, was
badlyhurned by an explosion of gas,and
Amos Edson,a baseman, was nerioinly lu-
jured by a fall during the fire.

Nicaragua Canal Litigation.
New You, Oct. m—Iu the supreme
court a motion of the American Atlantic
andPacitlc ShipCanal company for on in-

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dalto'f'he Star mys: President Herrion
prints secretary, Elijah Ballard, heare-
simhutthoreasonforhhhssty

tnryahip relinquished by Ballard.
righting lac Samoa.

8mm, N. B. W., Oct. m-Advieesre-
coined here from Apigunderdateot the

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polygamy lo litsh and nuanced to live - September
years’ imprisonment la the penitentiary end .
to pay a line at can use.
A ascend Father Matthew, like his prede-
esmor,a Cewehin frlar. h on his way to "ClObt'l'
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tfl'h malarial «Invention at “OKMUHC 0‘

incl limit for Plclcuaclx.

DON’T WAIT.

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'OOUId vim-tum 91 '0”

EOLI AGKNT FOR THE

Celebrated Aqua Crystal
lccchclcc all Eye Glasses.

They Bare no local
emote. convince.
mm :1 AI, wamllfls-mmor-ui.
uanrnnn. Noa- lagnetio

in my repair department 1 have «say wad-ity fo-
Im—daee work

A large and well selected stock of Silverware

Diamonds and

horsuomc Minnow.

DAIBUBI I NOIWMJ muslin
Corrected June 10th. new
Passe-germ
WUTB.
iw.llorwals. Lv.Bo.Noswalh. ALI'lhou Point

lsznm. "locum. SNLII.
.17 an 9” ll 3” It
was “

Fine Jewelry always on hand.

 

NOItTlI.
Lv. wuson Point [4.80. Roswell.
lion. m. llxed ins. anl'x‘c
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7 lb “
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¥.Lflrhsvn8s:e.vmm&u and Gee‘l

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A. W. hum, mu Passenger Aug:

IAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittdeld.
man Is. mom-o
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4.50 p. no. express
'6 00 " smommo'n

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200.00“ only as far a Greet Barrington.
as tar as New Intent
5 hlml apron, South Norwslhto Plitafleld.
Wu. ll. Vice Pru‘t 0 Been Ian'g’i
g. {I ona, flu

Palm. mammal.

0L1) AND RELIABLE

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cm cc llllllllllii clccc

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file the arrangements again at his molar Maids and floods, sales, which

were so greatly apt-"elated sad liberally penum-
trade It has been out which to «her on each Saturday and Holiday modem: which
no profit was exact-«l. The renown-10f these salve tho-u are a great Mon to the
public. and all who lull to take advanugeof them are criminally negligent of their
interests.

AT OUR' SATURDAY’S SALE

W:- on» extraordl nary human“ in Towels. no (it n u Tum-Is, knnmd lung».
mlond holders and white. A complete line at Dun mic Tum», mdmnnly sold lot
we each. our prior all these tote 21v each as a up “hilly,
h for themselves: 100 tlo s n BMIGIHBhItfs, vn y Chimp at 250. each, an-
otherapect-lly for this sole. 0 lo: sec.

Underwear

WV O‘HIIPW Nomi: Chvtdevn'I Underage} u; Paul}. nnd‘ Von!» at 240 c-nch.
or
d;

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iv Also I cum ele hue of all g «a

. ,, cm.- ‘
.l... .4.

Our Hosiery

lalu wan-n. To stimulate

Hrrr'n n chance. Flu-

470 ouch. t‘n-oummnlv cold for the.

' iiiiimtlywlmm may. ”rumour

it) gente‘ litdlt‘J and ehflalseula under wont.

 

Department

On Biturday will Plhlb“ hug-tins for ladies, gems and children. Prices way
down. 9c upwards.

Woolen Skirts.

A Inge line of Lulim’ Woolen Shine. everything that in desirable, from 75c up-

wards.

Also a beautiful xteemmwnt oi Ladiee' Knit Undelrhil’t", mild color» and stripes,

st prices ranging from}! 25 to .8 00.

Special Bargains on Saturday in Clocks.

DRESS GOODS.

Store always flIIo-l with all the latest novelliw M pr cone air-moved. Never be-

low have t‘xhlblit'tl a more comple «9 lim- of KM! Gum-um .il: cm lelrel shades.

GEN'I‘S’ NIGHT

5‘39 HIRTS

In Plain ' u l Fancy, gum! vain» ill .1 25; -t~ a -p -c .113, 75:: mph,

DON’T FORGET THIS SALE!

For this is the fire. and we wsll endeavur to m h» u av, semi .ccvnv to customers

"slung our store that they will be mon- than nuxc- u- in 0qu 21.; um.

M. S. SMITH,

Ineurance Building.

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New Goods,

and all at popular prices.

and cleanest assortment of

may

RIBI3()NS!

yoursell.

Mallackmno Hotel Block,

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Pennant? Why the Pennantior heviog the
and finest assortment of Millinery in South Norwalk Our

Millincry llccartmc

still holds the lead. Why is this? Simply because "we .1...

to our lady friends

We have made it a special duty to
go to New York two or three times a week to hunt for

Bargains in Millinery,

and we are pleased to state that our last visit has been over
successful. We will display during THIS” WEEK t‘ppJergegt

3 lflfi’hiéb’”fi’flt¥immédnnatm
ififiwedg'nfig gficgfiléxelglyigl‘gw prices. In TRIMMED MIL-

nnd trimui‘iligea‘ its nearly all fill’c‘llmmmm

have been disposed of, these goods are clean and fresh. Call
early and take first choice. Prices to suit everybody.

anpums :

Every shade, every width, every price. Did you ever see such
a display? Well, I should say not. Call and examine for

Plumes, Flowers and Feathers in Great Variety.

ALL KINDS OF HATS for CHILDREN

H. KRIEGER,

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

New Styles.

 
 

RIBBONS !

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

SPECIAL

PARLOR

DAVID

DAVID s-Tow,
F U R N I T U R E

INDUCEM ENTS IN

SUITS.

Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans. - *
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges

STOW.

 

87. I9 amt 9| Main Street. South Ins-walk. lip slain,

 

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OIIc Quality,—'l'lse Best.

use, vs. lamb. m mum and

Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

CHARLESSMITH

53 Washington Street.

lllllllc Hilll

28 Iain St., 80. Norwsllr.

llcalc Fill lyclccs,

hills, Vccctallcx, Pcillri, Etc

oun Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

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mm A‘I‘ a
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u the choicest nus. man

Policy c all mus

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‘ 303W“! LOBSTER

Mewdemh‘anlayamalag.

Fish, Oysters, Clams

Inuit-(Mil.

Pickled Oysters.

«Homeowner-

manure-lane.

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Pea-u... ammonium-9m

JOHN H. SMITH,

FLllRIS'l‘.

IAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

71 SOLE AGENTS

“ , I,” , ‘. is:
llcccllc itch llcalcc.
Plumbing,
Steam and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND TINWARE.
~‘ ,1 ”'1'.“ 4
Steam and [lot Air floating.
, Ammonium“

HHS. ‘80.!

 

swell, .4: .nuennnu.
, Mullet-fibula": 9
lanufactarer’s and Painter’s
SUPPLIES.
ass ween so. namenron’r. or.
momma

 

HITS! HITS!

Flu: STYLES,

' Iaallgradeuadeolmsof

Still and Soft flats, Silk lists.

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KNAPP’S‘,
91' Wufligton St.

 

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one;

Palace Queen

FURNACE

IS USED 1]

N ORWALK.

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No. 4 Clay Street
Miss. M. H. Cavanagh

llasoprncd a store when she will he fiend to
show, in connection who hrr Int-class nah-
cng Department, a one line of ihelsieet styles of

Bccnclc,llalcaclillllccry Gcclc

Ordastakcnfor ‘

criti’uénscn’imw;

No. 4 our sneer.
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New Goods

 

largest and finest Assortment la the
Town of iterwalh.

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yiichicccllilllslic.llcullcllcll
Becker’s

Paint and Wall Paper Store.
‘18 NORTH MAIN STREET,

.0181]: Norwalk. 0".

JUST THINK OF H
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Adoeeuormore sorts skilfully mixed. nice he
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Pccc Cider Vinegar 25c a [ll

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Weareyet abietomb nice

Creamery

Inter.

 
 

At 85¢. per Pound
-unrhiabtshtbqhssnefium ‘

noon to Down 'L

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Sugar is Lower.

consandsee. Plasuswstochot

California llricl & Cancel limit

Ware toletlooseahnslotofm
havsdoaedarlnglhewintersesssu. sawasl

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