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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 12, 1889 · page 4

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7 San-e1 muggy... Swindler, in the

.uw'a Custody.
new Yamliov. lfi—Samnel Labiey,a
noted swindler. has been captured hyin—
spactorByrnaddetectiveqandisnow await’
ingtrialm a old indictmentforlarccny.
Iabley'smethodwas to alumethegarhof
awidandbuydhmondnsulaklncoataor
othcrvaluahiearticlenolfu'inginpayment
u check purporting to be drawn by hi
iathc,thanameaofvarioncprotnincutinn

’ heingudbyhlminthhconnection.

’i'hedealer would many declinetoae-
ccpt the check without certification, and the
supmaed prist would oilcr to go with a
old to get Wk certified. Dual-riv-
ingatthehank hewould to cctify
thechcck thilothe clerk‘s attention
wsadlverted.» The check would then beac-
ceptcd in -paymeut. Sometimes Labley
would vary the 7 me by asking that
clerk hornet wi him to his father’s
Rice, where a check was to be muted.
Theclark wmldxunainin the cab while
hewentiutotheodiceof aomelcadingnier-
chant,whoaaaonhehadrepreaentedhinnelf
to he. Prentiydnbley would come out
witha check,which,wuaccepted,and which
afterward Weak bogus. Lahley has
opcretedhlthi'dtyy Providence, Washing-
ton, Troyahdhwhere, and lately ha been
inaininalmhipwithaformcrulait‘
studentnimchhrhwhomhe met in jail.
at Km Out, in 188], where Labley‘
waa doing time for aotue crime. La
marriedaloutrul girlin 18$). and his
lately came here to live with her fathu'1
whoiaehnitot. It waa by watching he;
thatthodateciivawereableto catch Lablcy,”
whowasincautioueenough tovisit hu.‘

, A Window Glue Pool.
Pmflior. lz—A gigantic pooilln
which all the luding windowgla-manu-
factur-ayof the UnitedStatawillco-opm
ate—torioedprudnctandothermaflas
filmpahnuhthakadgknow inprnee-
d When completed thccom-

negotiation.
‘liaaticnwillinclndethenumhcnotthe

Pltfliurg Consolidated WindowGlalcun-
my,thaitadGla-company,d0hicago,
andthsChsrahcal HeKeatankgla-fae-

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Daukflowmupholstm ladclghia,
have adgneo. Liahiltflee lily m,-
M: amtanotlaarned. .

Two hundred weaver! at the Berkshire
Ianafactnriag company's mills (It hank-
foI'dJ‘L. atrnok beenuacofanotlcaofau»
ductiouinwam ‘
Abnnchoftthninhteof Lahril'hnhacn

land.

Threeprieoncn «raped from tllie 3t. Al-
hlll (Vt) jail Sunday night after throttling
theorem:

"Peeping Tom” has been continuing his
(mention at lied Bank. N. 1.. mently, and

O-ealiber “bulldogs.”
\ A PHILADELPHIA HORROR.
, Ile- ltlown lip and Sevclml “than
‘ anurc-l.

"Pniunurnu, Nov. l2.-.‘i'hrec men were
killed by a terriiic explosion in Wylie &
Wallace's chemical work, No. ‘lllt North
Seventh atreet. yeaterday afternoon. At 324.5
o'clock the mine of an explosion atartled tho
pa-cra by, and then every pane dl glass in
the lower shrie- ot the building hlbw out in
splinter-e. A gush of flame followed and
almoet at the instant the factory lieemed to
he enveloped in tlamea. When tho explosion
occurred the three men were knocked down
aa though with one ehot. Fourteen glrle,
who were employed in the upper loan, were
reamed. One of them was Iy cut by
flying glass, and Joseph Brown, 1| clerk in
the oflloe. was out about the had land face.

As each body was found the firemen placed
them on etretchers and had them pent to lb
morgue in patrol wagons. Ono oi? the dead
men is the aenior member of the firm and
his companions in death fern employee.

The auhatance that exploded ‘waa flash
powder, which had been standing: in a large
bottle on a shelf for a long time. llr. Wylie
concluded to get rid of the dangerous stufl.
and was pouring it out into a siulk when the
explosion occurred. Charles illhinedollar
and Rudolph Lippmann were helping him by
playing a hoae on the powder. Just what
caused the explosion is not known, but it in
suppowd that Mr. Wylie knocked the bottle
against the sink. The three men were torn
to pieces. William Kidd. the engineer. and
Thomas Hashim, the lmokkeeper, were alighb
ly inmred.’

. Mr. Wylie was?“ yeuin old and leave a
large family. Bhincdollar was a chemist.
Bewasflyeanold and unmarried. ”pp
maun was loyeare old. Ahontaxyearagoa
boy was killed while handling flush powder
in thoworhaml the boy’s futlhariaulng

turningfromcourt yesterday-aldhewould
get ridof the Intel that powder.and it
waawhiie doing _ao.th§t the dgatev no
curred. '- ’

flan-Auction» in Hana-aura Stare,
Panama, Nov. lit—The ll’an-Amer-
icandelegatoawere driven front theCouti-
ncutaihotel atillA. LLtoPoatanen-
cal Wanamaker‘a big store at Thirteenth
and Chestnut nil-oats, where they were
diown everything of interest. A detach-
ment of police accompanied them and kept
themwd from annoying the viiitora 'i'he
atore was hamhomely decorated with hunt.
lng, end hung with tinge and the national
unhlnnn of all the governments represented
The delegate: exprmd themselves an very
lunch with what they ll'. From
Wanamakcr'n the delegates were driven to
William Seller: & Co’s iron woirkl at Elev.
mteenthand Hamilton atrecta, and after-

Locomotive works, where a magnificent
lunchwaucrred.

Editor Benjamin Acquilltcd.
Jacaaonmu. Fla, Nov. lad—m trial

wescditov,anduughtoecurred
minwhiehllouglanwaashotuhall The‘
courtruiedoutallevidencedlwhatoo-
curradprevioutothefatal “Manda

tut—Dougla- wasths athekJ

baingehown
ingparty.it became hope-[hie to culvht
Benjamin. ‘ .

Annual I. o! I. Convention.
Aroma, Guitar. lad-Ianylaadm or
theKnightadiahorhava id toattlnd
themual mutation of the Menwhieh
began touhy. Grand W Within-n
Powdtlyhsajuatarrlred. 'i'hqr committee
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in Nor-walk, (loan.

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pence, moo on elm

n-rm- taupe hon-.salcicst for oae
an anreqahltaiaalloldatndiag
Ian) in call at Inpataae

One Pin a Dace. Never Fall. Alwaya
Reliable. ,
tor sale at norm! PEABIACY. a: d by drug-
gietr. or rent canny aealcd by mail Addre-

usl an :30. ll. Baxcu Box new New York

lieLEAN it STEEL,
Carriage Bulldersl

No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR OF
SALVATIOR ARIY BUlLlllNG.

 

 

Warm and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.

 

JOIIIIIO, mumv 11133030910
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WRIGHT a FLYNN,
Carriage Makers

Au! Wot

All kinds of VI one.
Trumcnrtme .

auhtadsct promptly“.
Malacca-damn! lot-lo.

Horse-Sheen: and all
kindsofmaokemlg thing

Poet of mph". It”
FOIIII KIWI-II.

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Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

Prices to Suit All.
Cell andSeo'l‘hem.

HENRY .TIILY.

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The Best Gouda for
the Least loaey

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NEWMATHER LACING §
\ ll 6 AND 8 BUTTON LENOTHB.

 

J Jobs 11;: Kid Gloves
At 100., 25c” 501:. and 750.

DIGKERMAN 8:“ SON,

84 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

 

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Which weoflcrat the lower-t p ice.

RAYM NI] BllllS

033ml. AGENTS.

coal! coal!

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EMTOLLES&CO.

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All the favorite varieties of Mn! and free burning
coa‘i‘el. price: given for winter supply.

well pn-
pamlaldpruinptly dc
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD ‘A SPEl‘IALTY.
tau) no onus,

Water Sb, Poet of novilnnd 51-,
Opacite Pratt 8 Worth Shoe lancfaetory.

 

 

Jean 1!. Fannie,

UM“ ”fibula! in all kind! a!

fill]. All] Wllllll

Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hellish, Lackawanna, Locust

louutain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.

,Runnu new;

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Cor. Iain & West Sta.

PLUMBING,

Steam and Gas Fitting.
STEAM HEATERS

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Having ordered largely.
daily, and bought strictly

O. E.

anon in Rel-welt. complain.

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South Norwalk

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”It! be live: prompt attention.

Hom-Fnrnixiiuhli:
CHINA

ARI)

GLASS WARE.

We, have the Cheapest
Tea and Teller lots
in Town.

STOVES and RANGES

 

 

Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

mm A sum

Fllll THE FALL lNIl WINTER TRADE.

—-—-ooo———

invoices of goods are coming in

_ for cash, and ex euses b ' l' h
intend to make this the Saving Store of p elng lg t, I

the Town

In Prices and Quality.

(c. H. Ffivzv,

12 North Main St... So. Norwalk.
CALL AND SEE

KERRIGAN.
SPECIAL ” SALE !

FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ’
‘ ~—orl'\*lnr VARIETY.—

Wooden and Willow Ware for lets
make room for the III-neat noun-cat of

thin New York con
HOLIDAY Goons a:

““‘l‘v‘illll’lyifimmltfi'im “”ms'
. 3 ll SKIRT
"’ BASKETS 0F EV EBY MAR”
FLOUR FAILS, CHOPPER
NEST MIXES, F
AS]! SBIVE‘ .
AND 0TlIEli THINGS T00 NUIERQDUS T0 IEXTION.’

Gun and Tall Mlllllflil Ill , lie Prisca.
Remember—One Week Only-

The" "universnl‘i

rwrelqun‘lsWIala street, So.

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DESCRIPTION. '
BOWLS,

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Celebrated Aqua Crystal” _

Spectacle all in thin

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