Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 9, 1889 · page 4

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. avaruae was reached at 2dr.

fitment.“ Gilbert

Marius Lulu-allow
ae‘lhd up a his “new
gmwttIalime and rotting away at the
Within wuamdngovercoat, a vest,
Milli".

 

WM eras of instruments was also
baa-vans. the seam rotted and the sharp
”Wading tharelrmu on both ends.
I“: Dr. Ma's Entire Outfit.
‘hbhflde coat pocket was armall modi-
flllluok,anrtof encyclopedia, and a pro
Men book. Between its pages were a
“do“ cards, inecrihed “Dr. P. H. Cron.
tafwith his house and once address and
”(alanine-a A largebox of splinte,
“in inches long. that the doctor carried
when the fatal night was also found,
“WWW
Mm cut inmcharnanner as
7 ”Milly“ been hastily slashed from
,» ,fi. m. Even the collar wee cut to
'i ' It we. SImonda’a Valiea.
my the most sensational thing in
Manama-mum mum the
MwIBhwm-e the gory evidences of
was the very one purchased by
“II l M" or Coney, from Alexander
B. Mail’s store, and testified to by Salee-
man Earthen! in court. It has been posi-
filly W by Hartlield, and Hakan
,the expresuman, declared with—
alt Mafiathat thevalise was the earne
Maria: the other thing), from
117 Clark atreet to the Carlson cot-
hm. hm been hired by Martin Burke.
, Thflotho and other things were taken to
““ethical station, where Mrs. Conklin prep
“everything found as being property
1 I)! (train. The clothes were then taken to
tip avenue station, where they are
W while the medicine case and pre-
mbookwm taken posaemion of by
1“er
Kg l , u j.5.Valunble Find.
ilnd wilinot oulyconnect many broken
lilh huhohain of evidence against the
wine-n oe a-Ia‘I. but will tend to inculpate
Burke.» least, so strongly in connection
with {file aotanl murder that the defense
have almost given up all hope of saving the
m The defendants heard of the find
“before adjournment of court, but were
let noticeably moved
Fm. thalocation of the place where the
clethaaad iietrumenta were found it is evi—
dmtthatthe .rderers first hid the body,
then threwont the trunk and then finally
threwuthvaliaa and cases of instruments
down the manhole.

The 0min Trial.
Police Captain Schuettler resumed the witr
“third in the Cronin trial. He brought
“Trillium court the blind taken {ran a
window of the Carlson cottage, with the
paint prime of a hand on it. Capt. Schuettr
lei- raid that the finger marks on the window
blind were made with the same yellow paint
with’which the floor was smeared. One alat
«the Mind waabroken. It lookedasthough
mane had attempted to close the blind
hurriedlyanddid notnotice that his hand
wow with the paint.
- Wmtoundintheoottageapailorcan
«manual it a Irma. Thepainthad
Wybsenexpoeed to the airforeome
time. Thb paint corresponded to thaton
.0 ion.
What ”Sullivan Bald.

I.:'l'heeaptain told of the conversation be-
!“ OSuIIivan and Capt. Schmuck, in
whhhhiwimemlwokaHaym,
aadin which O’Sullivan admitted the eon—
t'aet between him and Dr. Cronin, and also

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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; THE news In emer.

reeeh ’l‘ira mite-,wnuhcamraw
I‘M-A. w' ’ w
Juli“ onbe . ,

“Wavfltldmmadfi litigate .

lethamvdllngol the moment. to .
Robert]: Lee.

Frank-T. ImforuIeI-ly private secretary
«Sim Jonathe revivaliat, has heenan
ratedln Sacramento. Cal, for robbery.

Tilinpresi danthae annudedthe civil ear»
vice rules on that appelntrmuta tovaean-
nice in the railway mail service ahall be
fromamoug thoeelnthecountleawherethe
asrvieeia to be rendered, instead of from
the etete at large.

Jutioe Andrew: has granted lira Flack
8!) per week alimony from Sheriff Flack
pending the result of the proceeding! for di«
vorce. lie hae also granted Still) for mutual
fesa '

no Altaoua Wreck Exaggerated.

Pannrnrma, Nov. Q—The following
dispatch relative to the railroad amaahup
weat of Altooua has been received by General
Agent Latte, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company, from Superintendent Pettit, oi
Altoona: “About noon the extra eaat bound
enginewNoIHHOhadatI-ainbreakintwo
in tho Gallium tunnel. and the engine and
thirty-eight «ingot away from the train-
rneu and ran down the mountain The 0al~
litain worktrainwas working just east of
Kittannlng' Point, and was run into by the
runaway, wrecking live cars and damaging
both tracks. Brakeman William Stevens, oi
the work train, was killed and H. McKelvey
and Engineer Ashcroft, oi engine No. 1,140,
were slightly injured by jumping from their
engine. The tracks were cleared In a short
time. Re rte were and areyet very sensa-
tional, bu . fortunately the above are all the
facts.”

A Colored lloy Lynehod.

Lmuno. V a, Nov. 9. —W ednesday even-
ing about duek as lira Inith, a school girl
about l’lyeare of age, was returning from
the Hamilton academy she was felonionely
annulled by a colored boy named Owen An-
dereon. On her complaint he was arrested,
but as she could not identify him he was re-
leased. Afterward Anderson wearearrested
on circumstantial evidence and confesaed hie
guilt. Aboutla. m. ahundred armedrnen
came to tovm, gained admimion to the jail,
took Anderson out and hung him on a derrick
in the freight depot. Alter banging him
they fired a number of bullets into his body
and rode sway.

Snaith and Andrews llcld.

Unca, N. Y., Nov. 9.—-Judge Met-win
handed dOWu hie decision in the caseofcon-
tractors John Snaith, T. J. Sullivan and
Charles B. Andrews, which has been argued
before him on emotion to vacate the order
of meet by which the parties named had
been taken into custody, charged with
fraudulently obtaining payment from the
comptroller of the state for work cleimedto
have been done on the ceiling of the anem-
bly chamber at Albany. Judge hierwiu de-
cides that the motion must be granted as to
Sullivan, but denied as to the other defend-
ante.

 

The Part Will Not Be “and.

Raw Yonx, Nov. 0.—-The world’s fair corn-
mlttee on site and buildings have decided to
abandon‘lhe proposition to include any por-
tion of Central park in the site for the fair,
andtoconfine it to Morningride and River
aide parka and such lands as may he avail—
able lying between Ninety-sixth and One
Hundred and Eighteenth etreeta and Fourth
and Fifth avenues. The general committee
received the report of the site committee
endedopteditunanimouslyandwithoutdo-
beta APar-isspecialto Chicagoeayamany
of the French newspapers favor Chicago for

asst-in

» . r: A Woman In the Case.
cmrmowa, lid, Nor. 9.—A eel-loin

Itiehintedthet therehawomaa
inti'eoan

bottoms.
Inca. Itbfaared thathehes been killed.
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dtbatdiehicttoiavatig'atathdmatter.

A Gilt Ia Job-a napkin! Ulherelty.

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‘ Under-tent I Rahal-ream.

LEADERS m

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A Full Line of Children’s Cape overcoate, from .2 .00 up.
[en’s Business Suite, from $5.75 up.

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If ’1» ‘HI'II «1'11" ‘ ’
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At Very Low Prioea.

LATEST STYLE HATS

Direct from manufacturers.

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llen's, Buys’ and children’s Winter [lays
Men’s All Wool A «Starlet Underwear,

At 50 Cents.

Comstock Bros.,

Hellenic Building,
Norwalk.

li South lisin Street,
South Norwalli.

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THE SENTINEL.

 

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Architect and Civil Engineer,

Forulahce mans. It and Buperiutcud
. nco tor the congruence of every Motion

runs REASONABLE.

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JAIES GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor,

Trans: --1 year 85; 6 months 8250; 3 months
81.15; 1 month weenie; single copies 'cente.

 

 

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A BUSY WEEK.

Wahavehadaveryhuey warble our fleei- . Usdevwraraad Icelande-
ysrt-eata. With ladueaaermgrast we will math-n greater the coming week:

LaIlII’ IIIiII lasts and Pants.

Regularly luldatwoeach Have

I ind ibu .
iotimnedletenieatmmb,mu ”W" 0'01"in lentil“;
well to improve the

later is last approaching iedlea‘ would do
opportunity given.
Alan may gradre at hotter goods in ladles’ and goat's underwear.

llry Illlllli all llIslIry a Specially.

lu Ladiea' and Geot‘a Cotton and Woolen Hosiery we would also call particular
attuntleu and would invite inrpection. All ‘11erqu the loweat imaginable

prices to the best qualities. We have taken great care in eelectlag Le-
dlea’ Cashmere loves and as our stock is titled we can aopply any quantity or
quality from file upwards.

ham“. HIM KLEIIIIU' . gy ;- l? .

or Geht'e am. alum received. We mm... [at in three «yum-Ia are
genial inducement for Saturday. we hope to (3 low thin lot In our. Price 'l.' In each.

llII’t Forget III II Ladies’ Jackets.

For we can supply the wants of the most fastidiour.

Headquarters for Kill Gloves.

inianl's Cloaks in Embroidered Cashmere, French Broadcloth or Plush.

luminrlalles Illlll WIlllll Flannel Blankets.

Comfortablee, iull aize, well quilted. (or 35:. each. usually sold [or 81.3.5; also
all 0| her grades.

White Blankets.

Full rite. 104 for 8l.25 per pair, a1 a special thing for this department.
tumors in want would do well to inspect.

ea.

Do not forget no in the line of Literature All!!!) “old probability” says next
Sunday will be rainy.

M. S. SMITH,

South Norwalk.
JOHN H. SMITH,

FLIIIIIST.

MAIN STREET. SOUTH 130me

W. H. MEEKER & CO.

Cus-
We also carry a complete line of better

Insurance Building,

IIIIIll 8. Has Ill]

28 Iain St, 80. Norwalk.

Heals Flsl llyslers,

Frills, Vezelallex, Poultry, it:

0! All Kinda in Their Season,
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eve-Imam? M'“ orders Premptly Attended 'l‘o.
Plaloforte, Organ I“ lualeel emu. at w. r. mu.
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mature men. soon IOIWALI

"llama” Slum; Healer.
plumbing,

steam. and

Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
s'rovns, mans.

 

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SPECIAL ”SALE OF

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Having made a apeeial eilort to make
are enabled to oiler the tollowlag

Extraordinary Bargaine

this one of our leading departmil, we

Black African Hm Item, 75c Ve aims at 81.00 ‘ ’ . ' ""‘ “
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manner Astraohan nun. aloe". bulging: the)».

Also a Large Variety of Furs in Capes,
[tons and Collars.

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FURS 1N LARGE VARIETY”.

H. KRIEGER,

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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN

FU RN I’l‘URE:

Magnificent Styles Oak Chamber- Suita-
Pnrlor Suits. Dining Room Suite.

Antique Ash Chamber Suits, of 8 Pieces, $20.00 and upward.
Great Reduction in Cuneend Wood Seat Chairs.
A Good Cane Scat Chair for 60 Cents.

DAVID STOW

20, 28, 30 and 32 South Main 83., South Norwalk. .3,
Open Evenings. Up Staiis.

GROCERIES AND MEATS

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sparrowoon.

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GIVE U. A TRIAL

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I'll yIlilIIlEAITIIIII Illllllll'l CONDENSED MINCE [Ill
be. 4 Clay Street.

Miss M. H. Cavanagh

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[mild Spica. 'l'hereealt
show, in unnectlua with he! lint-clue

tag Department. a Incline of thelateet styles of

Bonnets,flalxanllilllnery [lands

of cereral experrneata wilh nun
mmtw'

All Kinds of Corsets
MISS M. II. CAVANAGH,

laughter two large or three
No. 4 CLAY S'I'BBB'I‘.

2:3:in new new advantages
wall . Pope is.

will commend it to than
N. 6' 1nll~(3-g:)()x a” I
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Largest and Plaest Amen-rest lathe
Town of Harwell.

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Becker’s

Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,

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