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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 31, 1889 · page 2

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lioarly one hundred nova] and army
olioars ina toAdmiral
John Walker at Washington. it wao
Wasatarowelltaofimonlalonthom
elhh departure content 0! the wurldln
mnudoflhonow auhromlicago, Boa-
ton,Atiantaaudektowa.

ThohuodtheRewYorkcinboi there-
criptooitheoerlmot games (or the world'r
penumluexpeusea, wasti2,10l.lii. Each
nithesixteeuplayers received Glimmer“
ahareoithoprodiaotthooeria.

 

Blah-d and Wile Attempt Suicide.

lemma, Oct. 3i.——Adramaticandaen—
oatiotral attempt atmicide was made by a
man and wile in Jedenouville, Ind. Tho
nuluppy couple were In and lira. George
Baddox, who live on Indiana avenue. A
tewdayaagohira Baddogwhileat thermi-
deuce of Capt. Harry Dmsta, told lira
Drostathat sheintended to take her life.
Thcsole cause was the course of her-hus-
band, who, she said, was a confirmed gam-
bler. lire. Baddoxthen came to thh city
and purchased some poison, and immediately
returnedtoherhome. Her buobandwas in
thoroomandsheiutonuedhimotherinten-
tion. Then she swallowed the deadly drug.
Herhuahandthenowailowedndosooia
similar nature, but he took whisky in his.
Behegantowrithe inagony, but the drug
hadadiflcrmtelectmthewiieaudshehe-
“unwanted. Aneighbor who discovered
theconpleaummoned a physician whoad-
ministered antidotes. The couple may re-
cover.

The Flack Divorce CW.

15qu Oct. 3L—Mrs. Flack’n suit ior
divorce from Shes-it Flack ouaecount oi
adultwy urns up in court yesterday. Coun-
ulforlr. Flack uttered topayllrs. Flack
“perweek pending the deciaimoi thdr
appeal trmntheoettingaaideot thedivorce
uncuredbylr. Flack. Theyhoidthat that
div’oroeiestill in client. Counsel for lira
Flack objected and wanted her suit tried
irrespective oi’ the other. The court hi
this an unreasonable position, but adjourned
the case two days to allow Mrs. Flack‘e
counsel to present (urther arguments agahnt
the proposed arrangement

For Inapcctor Martln'o flunler.

Dt'Bux, Oct. 3l.——A number of the de-
fendants on trial at Gwedore. charged with
heingimplicatedtoanwre or le-eatmtin
the murder of Police Inspector Martin were
adjudged guilty and anteneed to various
terms of Coll was found
guilty of manslaughter,and manned to in
years’ penal servitude. Two received eeri-
tenwaof seven years' pmal saviiude each,
oneoiiiveyears,and ten other: weremu-
tenced to terms rinsing from two to six
months.

3200.000 Dal-age by a Dollar Explosion.

m0.,0ct. tit—One oi the large
boiler: of the Ballot:- bloat fnrnaeea ex—
ploded with terrible force, cracking two
otherboilersinthe main batteryandwreck—
ingthehoiierrooma. The oonthendoi the
nail (artery was entirely demolished, win-
dowawerebroken inall the adjoining build-
haaudthowreck'was scattered arer an
vareaoilooyards. Thodamageto the mill
andadjodning propertyia $200,000. Room
was injured.

 

 

He fell from a Having Train.

Nawana, N. Y., Oct. 31,—de Feather,
agedloymareddmtotTmtqmethh
duthatlt'ewarkbyfalllugtrum thetopoi
aneastm-nhomdireightcaroathe Central
road. Howaaworkinghiwaytol’hiladel—
phiainaaarohot employment. Beleama
wlfleaud family in Canada. The rennin
wilihetahen to the Willow Avenue cem-
Myforbnrial.

Judge Va- Yerat’o Funeral.
Ana". 1‘. Y., Oct. tit—A
from the Holland society and many irionds
received the body of Judge Van Vern,
o! the society in New York, whu
arrived

Budd conducted the interment service at
tho Rural comet-7. '

Wham-r.
Dans-roar. 1a.. Oct. lit—At lieCama-
land,nearhere.'l’houraslc0anselandhsard
aminthehoumandlnveatigated. Ba
wnfatally shot by theburglar,wlso lied,
Mir-afterwards unlined. 'l'hehurglar
gavethenameotJohnWobh lieCanselaad

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1,, contractor claims that tho

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W alahtot the pmdoctimoi 080:1th
maladioao“Drara liaior“ at the Carine a
dark Manhole-ed, ill revered, thieh oat
mmwmuommhseot welidowa
in Mt. Bio exterior am much. doqitr
hbcootlydro-o. lie lmpt his eye on Mlle.
lario "alum, who played the port at Clou-
dine, the viraudlero. Woo that nighhouho
aevermlsosd aportormance.
ml... W and African.

it was not long Intern he wrote to Earle

asking too ”photograph. [to acquaintance

ii‘oqueut vhiter at llarie‘a stylish not at 25
West Forty-third street. lie waoa Russian
hybirthmnflugliahmanbyedoptioaaudaa
Atrioon byodaoatioa. BE noon wasJoovph
lands, a diamond dealer, of
avenue. Wonk. C. llehas lived inOape
Tuwmwheroheia said to have awiieaad
other ineumheraneea
nor Handsome Prooentl.

lilo. Bolton. who is a very pretty light
hrunstteotiit years, andeatrato'eiy chicand
pleasing in manner, ind no lack of a ’
and at first did not aeornyurticnlarly pleased;
with Josepb'a attentions; but he made her ‘
many handsome presents, and these, or his?
love, finally won her-heart. Lestweek when ,
he annotmced his intentloaofreturnlng to?
England, Marie sought to dialsuadehim. Rh!
rugged ltmeian nature had completely cap ,
tlvaied her French heart.

Marie's Bequest Not Granted.

Joseph departure was fixed ior yesterday. 5
Monday afternoon Marie wrote to Mr. line-r
dolph Aronson asking to be excused from?
appearing that evening in “The Drum lin-1
for,” as she wished to bid a iriond good-by. 5
Hr. Amman wrote back: “i regret exceed f
ingly not to be able to comply with your re- ‘
quest,” and to this he received the tort reply:
“I regret exceedingly not to be able to com ’
ply with your request. As I told Mr. Albert
Arouson, it will not be necessary for me to
make u similar “ones! during the remainder
of the season.“

She Couldn't Live Without Iii-n.

About 3 o'clock yesterday morning she
awakened her brother Samuel, a lad 01 ii
years, told him to get up and accompany
her to the stenmer’s wharf. us she was going .
to Europe. This was the first that Snlmuie
knew of his erratic sister‘s intention. But;
he obeyed, and they hustled around to get,
to the lumen line dock, not more than 13"
minute before the gnugplnnk was drawn upi
from the (.‘ity of Park. it was it mighty ‘
clone shore, and diam}: was the very last
person to go aboard. I‘Cr Russian was on ’
deck. paralyzed, but overjoyed to see her. 3
“I mn’t live apart from you," was all she ;
said. ;

She had bought no ticket, and Joseph had ,
not secured pamgo {or her, but she and her
trunks got aboard. 0n the way to the steam-l
er Marie gave Sammie 8‘20 and told him to;
gothcir friends in l’hiiadelphin. He went. %

£7,000 Ill-SOY!“ Weeks. Q

During the seven weeks of his acquaint. '

once with bliss Halton Lewis is said to have}

 

pended to make her happy. He drove a g
handsome T cart in the pork behind a couple ‘
01 high steppe-rs. His wealth, it is reported,
was derived from diamond mines which he‘
owned in South A trim, and where at present j
oneo! his some 1-: engaged in looking cite "
his interests. lie was known here
“Count B."
Insured {or Sammy.

Mia Bolton used to be a very pronounced
blonde, but latterly her hair has assumed
the hueof bronze. She gave herageas2~l
years some time ago when the look out a
toutine policy on her life for 83),!!!) for the
benefit of her little brother, Sammy. Miss
Bolton’s enemies say she is more than 94.

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A Labor Federation Scheme.

Dam Oct. 3i.-—At the Locomotive Em
gunner-5' Brotherhood convention the com-
mittee of ten appointed on Moudnyto confer
with a like committee from the Knights oi
Laborand the Brotherhood 0! Fireman on
the federation question reported that they
were unable to reach any conclusion and
asked for further orders. The convention
added to this committee W. Vroman
and sent them back {or iuriher deliberation.
Vrolnau is a warm supporter oi federation.
and the opinion is that this committee will
recommend the adoption of the articles oi
federation presented at Atlanta, with slight
modifications.

 

Money for Princeton College.
Penman, N. J., Oct. ,31.-At the annual
motto; of the board of trustee-oi the
Princeton Theological seminary Dr. Jam
0. Hurray, dean oi the college, was chosen
vieeyleaident oi the board, inplaeeoi the
late Rev. Samuel M. Hamill, D. D.
newtousteea were elected-Aha Her.
I. Booth. oi Englnmd, and the Rev. Ed-
ward B. Badge, or Burlington. A 'conuuitr
teewasappeinted tora'ne moneylor anew
dorndiory. It waa announced that 63,
tortheaidoi studentahad besngivon bya
lady, name unknown, and that 83.0!) had

an.» or an: m, iatr-

w my; Alum the new! or ‘

followed.andoooa u» darlutrangorma '""

cashed drafts for £74“), oil of which be ex-‘ I

donors laid

adoclor since. lwaeaot

times a
be bark or

m 1"one o} '1. n. nogl's'gnm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Modem character of are
used. their rit ondiheuleat on
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m uncertain-e: time.
PERFECTLY PURE.

A .w ST PENCIOW BEVERAGE. Tia? 1T,

7:; :21 mu :3: any ether. Quality am: 22:“
l‘ in PM Brzmnr Iinmr Lrsr. ply?! Hrvvo

I when! p7 ‘ s. ~.:.t ml of rjnl ‘3;

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lurcrgmzlci

mam: Tea Co" HE'S. .

I . . ‘ rv - , .".‘~' Hurllmy .‘Ilp, Kn." i'u: .L.
‘ v. lb." in" l ~akafr‘i“.

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F. i). iA W'i‘ON it 00..
ll. L’iiOlliElllEU,
CHAS. ii. FEBBIB,
South Norwalk. Conn.

 

A Talk With

Col. l'orrlo. loses Glover. David Flatt.
s. 8. Stanley. Mrs. Hoary Bey-oar
and Others.

Below will be lend a ample“ the multitude oi

humor tmoklialioweotsu. at
no Broadway new torh,dailyseoaha ‘l'hoaah
ieiardanankitedteatlmonlalounmnyourm
andoei iadhsaorlidgememeo yoakaoy and
esteem or rhonor Muir-mood
whowoaldseeratohoopartytoaa doe-punt
Whathasboredom:tarothuacaoinhaler”:i
audit iatolly toloapoumerwhen the-lean
reenteryiirsatyoavverydoor.

cor. 0. ll. rmrs says: “in m l was
takensich withDyspepsiuadJanudieeotthournt
dumerodomnamyweightahm-t pounds

ouflrred Mane year andahaii. thing
wudonethot medicalakiil mid-amt. nail:
aeouuciiot doctoradeelarodg'ealo'noearoole;
otheragavemethehenefiteof hie. Tho-1w-

ally permaded lo tale iiowea' Blood Perils
in" mm:

two or three bott'eo l woo entirely
curcdandhaveheenawullmniorovaaixyeara.‘

Hits. 113an SEYMOUR.“ to have had
a cancer removed by Dr. comm! oi New York

gcuy. Worm low—reportedlihwtudieanyd‘agt;

notabletowal alouenorewculd not heal.
merovayeuredhoroevenyeareagoondhaeheena
weuwomaaoince.

3.: 8111“.“ nearly: old. and
warm merely from We. The
had an “ulcer on his lung.” and
Mid not live listing heard of the wonderful
5"" “m ”’ 'mmm' ”um” ‘55
oritatooeeau t: i t . young
I and am now enjoying good health.

Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.

Miss Celia Store. (now Ira. Charles
Bennett), amt 8t” lurwalh. coal.

Bad Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circa
lllion of eight ears landing; waaoo nervous that
oheeooid neither stem nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollar-m doctors. and was not been»
med one cent’s worth; When?“ as [3“?

who! medicine I! I lfllle
they were “ken. She : "I did not
he imwm‘n motil‘lcino are not
a
by to nit without
-am now shined devalh all about town
. 1 am a new
i was for

ging-

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523?-8

H'Wohareqsatoororywhsro. m7

 

REQUIRES

W- Slough, ., _
M: Y Green For
ALI-I I BRO...

WAX!“

 

heeureeeivedtremthe Henry Perhinseatste
to establish the Henry Perkin- scholarship.

Trouble at lllltown'. .
New Baum H. J., Oct. ale—The

 

wereaenttotherceneolthetrcu
nmrlilltown. and succeeded in
order. Theltalianohadobjectedtothame
otastaam plow belonging too coon-actor
whoowaathemalargesumtorwagea The
railroad com-
psnyhastaiiodto payhinuand he itinera-
toreunohletopaythom

 

ammonium-Mm
AmOctn—Acrotaam oi

CANQLES

3.4%. BAKERY!

 

WM“ mummified-ant.

Mohammad

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"neutrino... Mal" Interim-31o
1"~'-:r..=.*:m,:.r.-:.: 4:
” or an
om no.5 mm
Motors.

am soon-I «lo «I
TE?"M ”cum *

councilman,

GAZETTE BUILDING,

 

wonwamt, - con.
ulna-zones.
mm. } arms.
mom" M m -'
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FBAN I ll. RUSCOE, Principal.

 

lll'l'lll Bfliillll Gilli!!!

(Formally Phonoaraphic endear)
AND SCHOOL OF

6! Atlantic Sh. filo-ford, Cl.
(Cloned for vacation July mil.)

ins, (Mlupomlen r. Banhhmpmg. Ponmanehip,

Airggmiic. limineoe practice Telegraph}. Compo-
a t etc.

The Principal will he at the College otter Aug 90.
to meet any who may wish to arrange ior entering

the institution.
Guam, ueswet image app‘teation in

RS.I.A.I RI
Hillside, - Norwalk. Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S

HOME SCHOOL

in Girls and Your Ladies,
IRE-OPENS OCT. 8d, ’89.

Mrs. M. E. raged.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTUBY.

Repairing and EngrelBiacksmithing

The undersigned have owned a shop (or
Geaenl Carriage lakiag lit-pairing
lioroe Sharing and general '
Blarka-lthiug,
At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET.

South Norwall. where the will carry on the above
bun-loose and attend to ail’ordrrs in the heat and
most Mani manner. Bows haann no, lied and set.

OYSTER BRIDGES. 10308. ‘AKBS.

In
Prin

 

 

 

asn naxnnas a "noun-n.
6 use 1' can
out and. sacrum?
A. S. FERRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

lino Watch Repairing a Specialty.
80 South late It. loath larva“.

Troy Hand Laundry,

Flute-a laundry wovkdoueatreaewablo prices.
Ailworkoamhy hand. Giro ulatrial.

R. F. ASKEW...”
a run. emu or

Builders Hardware,
,PNNTS,

Oils V__a__r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

“in.

Wire Steel Door Mats,
www.mmm.

W. O. QUIHTARD

Thanks to the Public!

uiuroyhotsmomnnam’ yhovo
loll ymlndnadI-lw

lynevsnlimenlsl’mlice

lies! it my “trio
Reduce My Prices
bammammmmwmm

I'Ofl ‘m, .HOI’JDAYI
mun-nun. new

$2.00 Pei”! , 00.2“.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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what's? ‘ ' '
var Wat-noun.
5km... “ "m."

4 .

The 191399101: You. to Buy

'SCOF'IELD <9:

, NORWALK AND
[I'VE Aflll A0831. I’D.» IUmRICI’I PANIINI.

FALL moms.

idsatsoioean attention to now
done! “mm“ “la—Jr

Fall and WinterNSuitings,

e- lhohort iathonarhotaadollha
m: Iooawhlehl a- to

l-
‘r action. In the loot
atrial . 7e
who" themes: “was“, “m:
If. OIIAIIoBI WA L'I'BI,
v u ‘
til-com it soars Wit-”9.3".-

am
about! R. . em-
phyulythah—toialillla-salaaapmygoodo.

in Suits and Pants

Thereinaodoahthatthat lean .nd
aokimayoa the nomination mm...
nuantonogiaiimflaeuoa.

l Lame Lfllvercoaliuux

Always In Stock.

 

Thanlinlior poet favors. l myrclrutly solicit a
continuance oi the line.

Prices Reasonable.

 

Shetland and insulin,

EM. ohms

- t' s d s. ‘ ‘ "a"; MERCHANT TAILOR,
l' I. i P o '3
£23,; I.,.,,...,..,......, W...;Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk.

1

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éSEWERS!

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29

. 1‘1. Pilflili‘?‘
DEALER is

SIBVV 1171!. PI PIC

AND
General Sewer Contractor

in 'cd to make connections with min seam
p ‘n this city on the room favorable toms.

’ intending in connect with the retrr sly laid
sewers inthzs my wi'i and it to their advantage to
all on him. 8;“ it

if. M. PI ’3!”ch
Box 20. South Nerwalkmt

A mum!

Just received—another invoice Lt thorn

PAPOOSE

NURSING BOTTLES.

 

They havea good black rubber a ti and the
price will he only pg

10 CENTS EACH.

HALE THE DRUGGIST.

 

 

Jacob M. Layton,

moi hate and linear Agent.

General in aurencc A gem-y
lire. we and am

oom- atlas-ship mien-cm. and m

Mi land and] Ordaato
mono dim our

liotaryl’uhlb. Acknowledgementfl'lhl.

Railroad mom. Baggage Checked
‘ to Destination.

I I'm at. film door to W
South Hot-walk. Conn.

GO '1'0

illli lililll’s

Choice armies,

 

 

 

OW!

{Mann-eon. Milo-Is: mmnmm' 0.. m
ewmfinnxgawmmn

pair.
and ALWAYS 1. at

HOYT’S,

NOW

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

Mum's nnua sfl’ir.

W

This week we oiler u lot of

ARTIST MATERIALS

Below cost of manufacture.

 

Call and See Them.

0.. r. ..

Plaisted’s Drug Store

43 Washington St.

mm; COFFEE EXTRACT

For Yachting or Examine Entire. It has no Eqnnl. A Largehescmoen at

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.

We claim we teii Ih:

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter

In town for priaeand quality. You eon judge ior yourself.

noomrs nomenc- smup ’

For (‘hoiera llovhuo and Tee-thin (‘hlld .
iron: those who have used in! W

Price, 250 a. Bottle.

CHAS. E. EEYMOUR'S,

33 Washington St... So. Norwalk.

llfihmm BRIDE no no nouns HUHSE

—_° 1'“

W. B. HALL & 00.,

Cor. 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 Genis' Furnishings Section, Cotton Underwear
and Corsets Up Stairway.

 

Pronounced lobe the In! thine. [Induced in this line

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Special Offerings.

100 pieces Fine and High Grade of Colored Ceehme 48 inches w’de price

60 pieces Fine French Borges, 4'3 inches at 75 :. I", ' 750.
The above two lot- are sold at 81.00 everywhere.

One case Tricoto. 45c., worth 60c.

One cone Drop D’Almae, 60c.

One case 40-inch Serge, 500.

Um care All Wot! Flannel, 25c.

One case Pure Wool 36-inch Suiting, 25c

New Velvets and Flushes.
BLACK DRESS coons.

Our opecial attraction for thin week will be 200 pieces 42 inch All Wool D

D'Almas, Sehsetopnis, Royal Pane-ire, Grapes, Armoreo and Cords. Pricee 56.0.1:
62in. and 750. they oi the celebrated make oi B. Priestley & Co., and are lotu-
aliy worth $1 per yard. If you are in want of a black dress we would ask you to

examine thiaiot oi goods, as it will be impossible to do licate it. Bi k Cosh-
mere, 87in, 40c. and bile. Greatly under price. p on

2,000 New Closks. Every New’Shape. Take Elevator.

Titanium Unr Stores New Goals and New Goals 011].

—-——-.__._—.___

W.B.HALL&CO

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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