I
" ‘IaI
”able irate! low Fulton
Hannahfl. ficuthworth. who
.7” IIIIIIIII‘m-u who sums a
Mr into it hotly. The par
thlnraglc alalr are as follows
MI III tinmwlhla home,»
*0 [ll avenue, Brooklyn,“ want
31' the Brooklyn Elevated rall-
”fiwhuflu "enacted some bolus- rev
“this Imltloa as an amour at that
we. items-started tor thooflleo,
“Ml'llmwh city, where the
“h. --l, PIMIIIIAI'CII canyon huai-
' rhulm'mereilannllalhelhca at
ivIl-slilw‘ MWedulbwn Pnlv
'lllkmklshunnd'iw’eutonbavdthc
ix'I IIJ‘IW'MSE‘W M’Mm u h
followed by Illa Romania.
lemialutheperumofatall, willowy youto
named Mrs. Hannah B. Bonthwort
-W him Ilmv n the street and than
. f the “indies mloon" or the terryboat.
waa inshin‘uahly dmd in a aealakin
tHIiIIIIcIl with fur, a Mn ambrotd.
skirt and a jaunty biackhaflwith a
veil «Waring her face. In bar can
mlitairc diamond pendant, and h.- HI
' _ was mv cred withatan suede glove, tits
1 mm Mug hidden in thetoldsot ha
pence. She attracted some attention
‘ ‘ theothor letnaie on account
W and manifest mental excite
The Deadly Assn-It.
imp“! i'crryboat arrived at the New
'York sli at the foot of Fulton atreet at 9: 5C
, Tin l’cttus wu among the first to
thrnu ;h the gates and cut of the ferry
_ . He took the sldewalkon the south
is Fulton street and Mrs. Sonthworth
him Just as Pettns reached the
" or Bennett‘s tea store, No iOl-‘ultou
,. abbot titty yards from the ferry
. tllopuming woman came upto him,
j without sinking a word, drewa re
Yer from beneath her sacque and fired
polntbiank at the nun, who was not more
huh two teet' In advance of her.
‘ ’ Your Fatal Wounds.
E The we,“ hl was aself cocking aflair, with
liive chantii. II, and quick as thought the
human emptied the other (our chambers
" :zzn. After the fourth shot Pet-
, IItiy around and instinctively
.l‘. his left arm as if to protect blur
hut. II.» III: four bullets entered his body,
known : t' :Itirely through and smashing
gold II. Itch that was in his left vest
fincht. Any one of the shots, aswasmb-
mdyIlIveloped at the autopsy, would
The fifth bullet struck
,, m I 0.“ fatal
56,.-.»lgoarm inst above the wrist. Pottua
._ . MC. 3 the fifth shot raninio Beu-
' ten ~ II and fell in a heap upon the
. Wirluaa few minutes he was dead.
never s;III-:e from the time the first shot
Elie Woman’s Capture.
In. Southworth did not make any snort
escape. \\ ith the revolver still smoking
her in II: I’, she followed Pettus to the door
'ofthe st I , and stood looking in. A paler—
hand I,_‘, II‘it: 1955 0! the shooting, whose
'name Cldlil not be ascertained seized her
by the Shoulders, holding her arms fast.
Atthis juncture Officer William Goodwin
Ethe First- precinct, whose post is at the
. r of South and Fulton streets, having
heard tho shots, came running up, and im~
mediately grasped the weapon from the
woman's brunt Not knowing that Pettus
humus-clans and in the last throes of
h on. rGoodwin took the murderese
the t- =3 store in order to have her iden-
, by tiI.n wounded man as the one who
had shot him. Pettus gasped three times
and was lie ml. The ofllcer wheeled the
womanaround saying, ‘Cm"
I ' HI- tmyed and Disgraced.
It‘Plc'ese IloII' t use me roughly,” said Mrs.
wmt‘c “You need not hold me. I
notg iv; to run away I have done
to I afraid of.” Bhespokequietly,
am apparent nervous udtement
anllwithout :IIIy seeming realisation of the
:‘gravity of :hp act which she had committed.
(He has inn-eyed and disgracedme. He
has dislIoIII. rod me andruinedthe reputation
is! my family, and I have shot him. He de-
sieved all he got, and more. ”
Committed to the Tombs.
lira Séuthworth m committed to the
Tombs without bail. She has been living
with her aged mother and berbrotherat
Nomi-«Layette avenue, Brnoklyn. Her
W, William B. Inrtin, told a reporter
5” story~ It? insulator audharalleged wrong:
“the bonds of Stephen Pettus:
3“” Pill. when single willow
m~
hroterouWalistI-eet. Shehaabeana
Wiorthopaetninayenrs, having been
“ummiyagetollnderlcksouth-
rot Omit. Y. One of
uncleswna the late Judge Torrey, of
J!I- Bouthworth died within ayear
Wingand Banach returned to
Willa Atewyeanlatsraheeamewith
twain-unnamed Forthepaatcight
‘ Miehatheulivingwithmeandher
Wmthattime ahelivedatthe
wllnhrmflher'lchech
thaws. Itwuduring that time
, «mnmubnmn friend
em 'l'hiaacquainhncewith him de-
ijwm 'ti‘lanthhip on account at the
“mayo! Hannah'- woaInI friend with
In... Unfortunately, thownrst results lol-
tar-nee aadla'trayee.
“Mhflnenurlylour years ago that
“Eganl’ettnsdmuedaml betrayed her
eirYoI-khotal. sinwuurgedbyhhn
Wagimofchampagne,
hecuaccnatomad from ildhood to
bl v‘isncgppuproperoccaahma Ina
e MWah
flkaawaothiugmoreothermrmaadfi:
with" morningwhanahawakad
UH inhadmaatrange ho-a.
magma-“unea-
m mu m “In
'. aad'mheunwarewnuaded:
undid, mmwuthellepahflanmb
mainWfidhiawaalthlom
ummmnsimmm llawaaoaa
at them Ina-bars alth- m
efh'ooklyn ,aadotehaodovdelfi.’
at annuity. flswaaal-oamavaharat
MWdahdllewYork. Rahal
alter I‘ll!“
him, out 81 W) and another (or atom
suit was distal-ad, a ll
hnduotbaen brought within the time
arrlhad by the statutes of lluulatluna Tl;
latter suit is still wading.
A Civility halter.
Among the attack toned upon the person
of the mufllarad man was the following
letter ln'flu handwritlngol an ovklantly
well mud woman:
Ir Data Pavaaowl came to thallat today. i
balm-cationic the heat,“ I am an noel
meteor-autistic with my health. My rheuma
Mhhwé‘ aniline): will keep aoaaloagai
,noImu'at. manage-tun. Ilhawlli '
imake the arrangement (or yoatocomeaudm
martini?! without; you. “lamaogladyoa
wnattolaawle. aadthaak you with alimyheart
tor your gloat kindness about lay-ell. i want
unlaeemeaiwnya ilry tothtakl
willgl quup ()h' it is so hard. and l have
butane : struggle with mysell since the ex
portedcel rowyuuol’. lhopec wtllaooagel
something to do. Then it In always sale [or you
to come. i am so proud and grateful for my
little home, nick as lam. I would give much In:
one you today. Please destroy every note you
have 0! mine. it you don’t seeN. Friday, you
had better communicate with her new house, as
that I will know when to expect you. i-
fill. In Prohnhly Insane.
Dr. Clinton L. Bogg, Mn. Boutbworth'I
physician, who has attended her for years,
hascorrohoraled the family's story of the
woman's wrongs ant'. lays he thinks she iI
inane. .._~
CLEVELAND AND CAMPBELL.
An Alleged Prealdanllal Boom [or Isl)!
Stirs Up Ohio.
Counters, 0., Nov. newsman to tin
eveningpaperahere any: \l’. E. Bacon, oi
Toledo, the brother-in-Iaw oi ex-Praidenl
Cleveldnd, has been closeted all day at
Hamilton with errnor-elcct Campbell,
hiaobject being to get the new governor
and his Heads to support for the 1893 Demo
cratic national ticket Cleveland and Camp
bell, and totcadl'lon. Calvin 8. Brice. chair-
manof national Democratic committee, tc
the United States senate as Payne's suc~
oesaor, is part of the scheme.
Campbell’s lriendsareauid to favor this
scheme, and its breaching has created con
sternation‘at the state capital here among
the supporters of Hon. John H. Thomas,
(‘01. Cha‘rloi W. Tinker, cx-(‘ongressman
McMahon. ' “an. “9. L. Converse, Gen.
Thomas E. Powell and others. Governor
Bill’s trirhflsbele are up in arms at Cleveo
land‘s interference in Ohio politics, and
Brice’s opponents for the senatorial nomina-
tion are “but in the collar“ and swear van
geance. Timex-president‘s bold move has
madeapanic in Ohio politics, and it looks ‘
now as tlwugh the Cleveland-Bricc—Campbeil
combination had cornered the political
market ,and Would hull their way over the
liill-Tbomab‘ mm black bears.
Montana's Great Fight Begins.
Hunt's ,Iflon" Nov. :23. ——'l'he legislature
meets both today. rProbabiy two-thirds of
the members are already here accompanied
by a. number of state politicians. Both sides
held caucu'srs ycshmiay to «loci-lo upon n
courseot action. It is believed that there
willbedual bodies of the house and that
neither party will have a quorum in the sen-
ate. The Democrhh'c county commlmioners
have created h sensation by taking possession
of the legislative halls, and delivering the
kcyatothe governor, to whom the county
commissioners have leased rooms. It is
thought the Republican members will meet
separately should the representative from
Silver Bow county, certified to by the state
canvassing board, he denied admittance
Politicians of both sides talk of lighting to
the and, yet a small number favor a com-
' on the basis of one senator from
each party and division of legislative emcee,
State Auditor Kenny. whose duty it is to
call the house to order, demanded the keys
of the building {mm County (bmmissioner
Knight. Mr. Knight refused to deliver the
keys, but promised to admit Kenny at any
time. The Republicans may decide to rent
rooms elsewhere for the legislature.
Battle Between Convicts and Soldiers.
Tums, Nov. R—A revolt occurredamoug
thewnviciain the Layoulntc prison. The
prisoners succeeded in freeing themselves
from their chains and procured firearms and
other wdtpons They then made a fierce
attack fipon the jaliera, who were unable to
quell revolt, and troop were summoned.
Wheat troops arrived at the jailadea
perate tight took place and many soldiers
IIIII lea: mes: cyan sanction-a. ,
‘ WM‘C it, No, 28. Hidden-
aihryattmptwaamadeat minute
hurathehighachool building,a tineatruc-
ture, coming over $100,000. The firebugs
broke‘ene of the largewindowson the
groundlowand placed a quantity of hay,
atrium-with coal oil, under the decks,
which theyaeton tire. The police saw the
bhasintlme toprevent cerium damage.
lt Links Like Brien.
Wasmaeroa. Nov. m—metin
Outhwaite, 0! Ohio, said to a reporter that
Brice will prohaldy be the senator. Repre-
sentative Haynes said that while the tiald is
still open to everybody, the popular anti.
mutaeemedtotavor Mr. Brice. 'l'hopeopla
in hhpart of the alate,heaaid,weregur
orally favorable tolr. Brice, and his aleo
lion seemed likely.
The Republican Caucus Called.
Wamaurow, Nov. 21—1.. It. llcCoInaa,
the actuary ot the Bepnhlicnn caucus at
that“ ha, with the concurrence
of allthacandidaleafor speaker,and with
the“ oi the friandsot candidata f.
constant-encore turtle-ext hos-sot
r‘tafivsatorneonouflatunhy.lov. 8).
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itor MW mil,
vhtedafewckyutnceotilbeihghathony
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CLOTHING
I .EADEII l3 IN
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lili'l'S’ FURNISHINGS.
www we
A Full Line of Children’ I Cape (ital-coats, from 820" up.
lion’s Business Suits, from $5. 75 up.
.4, tram 5,”; .-: LLUUIJU‘J‘iLIl;
In In» or). u. mum!
film; a NHL!!! WV;
MIII You III III Bflli’ IJIIIIIIII
At Very Low Prices.
I.’ u ‘i 1:3
3M" 'v
gilgjqni. ”M In II. lift:
"-
LATEST STYLE HATS
lllrccljrom flunnmclnrern.
«a» . -.-
Men's, Buys’ and BlilIlIIII’s Winter tans
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
—~~«--4~o ~ -.
Comstock Bros,
it South llsln Street.
South Norwslk.
Masonic Building,
Norwaik.
:‘iyziulgjlw,
‘ I
.S ‘ TTH’
IIIIKIIII IIIIIII IIIILIIIIII II
To the people at Booth Norwalk {or
one Week, Beginning November 22nd, 1889,
Will be upon hia'vatiad stool: oi Dryvtioodu ea follows:
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES !
," w
’3. Children’s Clonks g
8 Ladies: Jackets 2
.3 Woolen Hosiery ""
I: ,Iliadiep? [la la ear I: ’4' ,
Ill/aw.” .2: :K'd 6 gm! ll T lg I
' ;’ :-'~*~"<~flents’ Underwear .. f”;
g Gents’Ncc‘i't'ivéii “ ' " "‘“E”
:I Flannel Blankets .
E Control-tables 9;
rmbracva all the new novel-
UUB STUCK 0F CHILDREN CLfllKS .I m. m...
In Plush, Cloth. Cashmerea in white and colors. Never has our I xperience been
better than at the present time, and we consider our stock eapecIaliy good at. the
iollowing prices—2. 50, o 00 and .5 75, north one half more than we are asking.
IE3! JACK this season abounIl-I' In novelties and we are adding new
LAB styles to our stock every week. A visit at inspection
will repay you, as we excel in same, and our prices are the have“ which no will
quote as follows. Look at our fancy stripe: at 5. 50.
we shall at!" special iurlucr moms, and as «9 have al-
IN W001! HnSlER ways been headquam In for men goods it would be
well to any we take interest in the pcoplc' s woman, and invite all in n- --0d of hoa-
ier to visit our hosiery counter tins week as we are makmg warn I-il do In that
department to beat all previous records.
consists of ail shades and grader,
BUR LiDiES’ KID GLO" STUCK M... II... .. m... ....I
would say as tor styles we are vI- ry much In the lead of any ston- in this ncmity,
prices always low, and eatislacuoo guaranteed.
We always have :I cnmpirw and wry dnsirable as.
GENTS’ FURNISHING WW... I. W... .I. “In...“
line dress shirts In pique and plain open lronts, and In same department we call
particular attention to a specially in Gent II Elnnxwl I. nderwear at {To each. poei;
lively worth 65c. A new arrival of all the late-4 style-a of (hole Tum, Collars and
Cull: at popular prices, in which we hatch Ien acku III-Mixed as loaders.
#
Flannel Blank .
sis and comlort
ables never sold
lower than by u-
m the present
time. I I
Lad Ice Fianncl
Placed to sell
way down.
: ‘vn H- INAPP.
! Architect and Civil Engineer,
aniabcs “anal! and Superintend-
cncc {or the mmion of every Merriam
JAIRS GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor of
. _ _, 1'!!le REASONABLE.
" wm—Tv'nv’a Washington St.
.m I- 0 mm.
‘UUTH NOBWA“ HAVINM BANK
V THE SENTiNEl..
Tme: —l year 35; 6 months 5:250: 3 months
8:. is; 1 month haunts; sin-.m- contu' - mn-
Donotbayba-ouanaatormnn-m
direct» bile-how“ d
IIIIIIIIHIII IIW
H. SM ITH,
28 Iain St, 80. Norwalit.
FLURIST.
Heals Fish timers
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
3788883583555 .:I J . F‘r‘fih'umsw'“ , IHV, H. MEEKER & CO
{glassw‘uséiéfi '23: L..'...:.I.';’.‘.:.‘;F.’.t‘:az‘:‘l§"“’"m”; . .
,5 LI gigging; mmsmmr FIIIII, Vegetables, PIIIIII, Etc
5'3 g sssséssasés 3'3. m “m““giiiifili‘sfifi 'mm or All Slad- in Their Scuo-I a
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D II" 1, no~;§g:»2_8,.8i§$ J: 5' A‘i'lltl lDGA‘l'BD [N W A. wuxrulrs H. 1. mm. ”:9 I 5. “gm. n O
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3% * '9 ”Incomes: x: P. ‘ ‘ ssamis run our nears .. .. . I
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Whom-nos llIIIIIIIIItI all Headline: a... fitting-
1“. HAYE 8.
[1mm m. 300" N08 WAIJ
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
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HUNT & ZELUFTS.
. Milerwaikandaeleetoum STOVES RANGES
m It!“ 'fimmmm moms... hi: muss-rosin autumn. AND TI, NWAR’E,
DANBUIT a soswsu IIII'IsIoa. mum for
gdl'mm‘fl I flgf'W‘s’BATES’I M: mamas. ‘5 Steam and lint Air Beating.
Builder and Contractor. 138““ m This i :2. . i". it no: I I: mcwnm »
mmwfimml'tium‘m. II. 'thneclicut General u‘m‘n In numé‘ ‘ emu-rat ATS ' HAIR '
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C. ”an... hiss INSURANCE co. 33...}. 7.1.3.3.. '33,}. - ' -
memegmsm'mss HARTFORD com 13 "med g: :12“ 3:: 3-3“ FALL STYLES,
MMMBM'nd to”. nehfllmllm‘m'flw .muwl; .n u u u“ a o ”n u u
anWl' . Holman. (31'- mm "as. ”who mar — in all grades and colon or
“scam and tor Death harem over a: “"3. "
S'Z‘S‘tflmz‘ '0‘ '3::..§,25.§ gm: . W- m M 'm- wa- mom“. son and Soft Inc, snk Hats.
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mam-mm” HUNT 8‘, ZEL'D'FF «In» 25: 2 men 91 Washington St.
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rep- J nonowl. m a: __..________..__.___..
Carpenter and Builder. Pickled 0’ ”“5“- gram. one calm-mam.
names-I gonna-bev- W Tn”::mm at?” M v m...
Inhabitants—unfit“ NMk Oyster. can - min-n Gun-d" and. £3 Tenn? III-1‘
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treat-Million Sale
Thanksgiving Is here, and with it we offer Special Bargains
in all departments. Every lady can have a new Bonnet My
Thanksgiving day, as I intend to make the prices so low ill
a new Fall Hat will be within reach oi everybody.
flu NI Miss This flIIIIIIIltI,
As you can save II fcw dollars by buying this week. We must
close out the greater part of our stock before Thanksgivmg.
uvflujonmlf pi this wonrhzrfid opportunity '
3 5“ l‘
1,”. ll'
TIIImmed and Untnmmed Hatsé;
I I whflff?‘
. My“;
M ust go to make room for our December Stock.
Feathem, Plumes, Birds, Etc, Etc.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
H- Krieger
Mahackemo Hotel, - - South Norwalk, Conn.
\VE VVANT TO PUT A
FLEA IN YOUR EAR
That we are selling the
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
The best in the marke‘. Are you doing the heat {or yourseil in the wa of trade? You thinkyoa
but are yon.‘ You can't answer this queeIion until you hm- em our etcc‘t, got o Ir prtoeaaad comp red
in In min prior: and cools you hire been used to. We want it! a queen: on
To BEAT ON THE DRUM
of your car till it drum up cotton: for re. Get Rich! How? It saving mom How!
the t'elebra'ed Der Drop Canned G rode. the but on earth, and Gill 12ng But: «:2 2'c per pearl]. buying
WHERE?
mar——
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street. South Nos-walk.
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m Hflygliijflfflm' IIIIIIIIII IIIII mm.
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toiheeoneielr c, of bevy trait. ale, richand .-
mines ma]??- '8 safeties? combination Cl «choicest "
. a Bats Curran "GI-W-
In?” “Boiled M‘s-anew Spun Thom
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Receipts. Bupenor in Qualitr‘gean, (Iran’aa'i
C- uvenlent to handle. Put upl I u «a .
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New GOOdB
Largest and finest Assortment la the
made at home. Grunt aatflacuon
Town at Norwalk.
'JTryltandhaveadelcmpio. ”saw
rum “ultimo” “"9
Good Butter at 25¢. per Pound. '_
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Mkwalal’rneunewllza
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it work chrnlnglyt We “The
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Death Non-walk. 0t.
Swan 6c Bushnell,
862 Water .troot.
meant”), - snmolrolrr, on!!! mamalhmn,
5| Washin Summoner
27 ainStnet Harwell. »
lint-Class liken, Comma ,
And Ice Cream.
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