Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 21, 1889 · page 3

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“hearing

to a Girdle Aron-d Bayonne.

it. 1., Dee 2L—An important
Wuhaaheenywojected which
mountaineer. this city. Them
m be known as the Bayonne City

‘ 1 Railway company. Articlea oi

“tiara wenfled on Monday lastin the
”rye! latch ofllceat Trenton, N. J.
..3 on are Thoma Potter, oi
m; Josiah 6. Packard, Fara B.
r . 8.11m. William H. Dalyand

maria W. Fuller, of Bayonne. The

A will he three mile- and a half in

~ and 87,00) was depoaited with the

. Mr in aocordancewith theiaw

W, Itch undertaking; Thecapital

jib! new enterprise will be room, in
whom

Catt. Schaack Gina a Pea-Ion.

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55"

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tragedy, killed Mantwill, but the police do
not take much stock in it.
Two Silver Ban Illa-lag.

law You. Dec. 21.~—Two hare of diver,
each valued at 82,0”, were loatfrom atrnck
yesterday afternoon. and up to a late hour
no trace oi them had been found. The barn
were in tranait iron the American Exchange
National bank at Cedar street and Broad;
way to the Cunard steamship doeka Do
teetivea are investigating the nutter. The

. loatharewere part of a ammo shipment

which was being taken to the euanahip
Umbria, which is to sail today. The driver
of the truck haabecnaogagediothework
darting bullion {or many years, and it
considered entirely trustworthy.

Alleged Bank Wrecker! Aqaltted.
Cmcma‘n, Dec. ill—William Mean.
t, and John R. Decamp, vice preci-
dentof the defunct Metropolitan National
bank of Cincinnati, have been acquitted by
the jury in the United States wort, Judge
Sage, with Judge Hammond, of Memphis.
on the bench. They were accused of falsi-
fyingaatatoment to the comptroller with
intentto deceive the other oillcen of the
bank. Noemi-a wealthy iron merchant,
and was for some years Democratic mayor
of Cincinnati. There are still two indict
manta standing against him, but they will
probably be cancelled.

They Killed One Another.

Conscu. Bu’m, Ia. Dec. 2i.—A terrible
tragedy was enacted in Norwalk township,
nine miles u‘orthoast of here. Bitter enmity
has existed for some time between two fann-
ers named Holman and Gill. Holman took
hia shotgun and went to Gill's place. Meet-
has him, he and both barrels into his body.
A terribl- atrnggle lollowcd, during which
Gill wreatod the gun from Holman and
mashed his skull with it. Neighbors bears
in; the shots ran to the scene oi the horrible
ailray, only to attend the men in their deatl
agonies.

A Sad Cue at Newark.

anans', N. J., Dec. 2i.-—The Newark
authorities were notified Thursday thut a
’child of William Ropinger, carpenter, No.
287 South Eighth street, had smallpox. The
health oflitm had the child removed to the
unallpox hospital. The child died yester-
day,andit was found that its death waa
not due to smallpox, but to starvation. Ep-
pingereayshehasheen out of work for a
longtimand that his wife and children
had been without food for a week. Stops
were atoace taken for the relief of the on

. fortunate family.

. linen Idle at Shamohla.
Bunions, Pa, Dec. 2i.—-Laat
with waaltopped atNeileonehaftandBaek
Ridge collar-lea owing to the dullness ol the
coal trade. The colleriea now idle are the
North Franklin, Curman, Neilaon, Hickory
Ridge, Hickory Swamp, I‘ncaater. Buck
Ridge and Morris Ridga There minesem-

m men and boys. There in a total
lack of ordereforanthracitecoal. Mine own-
rnadmit that thaprorpectfortradeis worm
than it: year: past.

A New liner for Dr. Tall-age.

Bacon", Dec. ill—The trustees of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle have established a
neietytoheknown as the T. DeWitt Tal—
mage Winter Chautauqua association, to he
heated at Crescent City, Putnam county,
Fla. L. A. Ballard. of Crcecent. City, but
been made manager. Theiint metingot
thenew aociety will he held in Felwuary,

from when Dr. Talmage will be the attraction.

Wed worldingtorthe
“ dammitteecf aineto con-

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Theorems," any, will he devoted to the
building fund.

A tat-I Railroad ka.
loans, Ala, Dec. 21,—The second mo
tion oi the north bound freight train on the
Ioniavillcand Naehrille railroad, due hereat
lo’cbchnnintoanopenrwitch at
Grove, thirty-three miles aonth of this city,
and was wrecked. The locomotive turned
over, burying Engineer Pierce and killing
him lode-fly. The fireman, name no.
learned. wn fatally injured. Six can were
wrecked.

Deputy hat Rentals.
Arman, N. 1, Dec. 2L—William A.

80“ AGENTS

 

HORSE CLIPPIRG.

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FURNITURE!

NEW STORE.
NEW 00098.

Baring M tote-r dean above the old
that. iateaaewetou. metal u whiten
“mafia-mam

Holiday. Presents,

mundane-a

Chain.
e’e‘fi‘flh‘oflash tents-natal? h. ”I
lrwyhedylavlue toe-ll and look at a blight

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40 & 48 MAIN 812,
NORWALK, CT.

 

 

The choicest Tea Ever Dilated.
PERFEOTLY PURE.

A “081' ominous BEVERAGE. '11:! n'.
Yneiiltmrm mystic. Minn-mm»

it la the Klonm (hum! Luv. irked from
the lit-It plantations and unnmulm. aimslutrly
fore and tree iron: all adultcrntlnna or cnlntmu
mam-r The lint‘kngvfl are hermctirally rr'alul
and wamutnd lull wciuht. l: is more crot-
omirai in uyo than the lower gall».

Oriental e Occidental Tea. Co.,I.'t'¢l.,
Head (Wire, 35 Ilia-ling Kllp, Now fork.

For sol» ll} m» In"! . Juror“,

lv‘. 1). I. \ WTIIN to 00.."
ll. b’lltllillEDiEU.
CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
South Norwalk. Conn.

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llflflRElHlRMlN’S

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Choice Groceries

Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (230.,
No. 8 Main Stre t.

llllllllll Hill l

28 lain 8t., 80. Norwalk.

 

 

m... lasts l‘lsl Oysters,

Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, ill

or All Kinda la Their-Seance.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

ll. 1. mm. w B. B. Imam

‘lls ills] lulu.

44s: near——

MEATS

slum IN 1'“ am man.

went the choicest BATE. ohtalnedn
“mummy” willladthernalmy

PM ll all Kills

1311‘!st

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:a-or thm midway-
arc-wane!

confectionery, Fruits and Nuts
“Mule-a. manta. locale.

DANIEL L’EOMIEOIEU
MERRILL i‘w’m

Business Collele,l1"i"'"‘s°"°°"

f Ma. Canto-e and
B'I'Al'Olll. 01'. leans.

lle-ttadlitltleaelmdyouuaadoldothoth
«terrace-hinge

Business Education.

Beak-leaping. Ila-hing. Pea-aaehlp.
lherthaad. 'l‘yyewrltla. and Talon-why

Aua-oagthehranch- taught. ltadeote mulled
ataaytuae. mum-u.—

licrrill Business College.

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You all] then want the

BEST

Pllfl'l' llllHS!

TRY

NORTH’S.

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SOLE AGENT FOR Till

Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

They Have no Raul.
cone-nos.
wannaa, Wfl'fih'Sssraraorm.
naurnnn. l Non- magnetic

In In r tr department 1 have tacllily to
m...l.’.°£;... "“'

a lam; and well selected etock ot Silvers-arr
Dianna eand FiaeJewelry alwayaon hand

Wall Papers.

New Goods

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Largest and Finest Allen-eat ia the
Town of Nerwalk.
-—-—-—¢e*——-

Finalise lllllllslis. Bulls Bull
Becker’s

Paint and Wall Pa per Store.
l8 NORTH MAIN STREET,

South Non-walk. 0t.

Swan a Bushnell,

868 Water Intact.

(Foot of Bank), - 331M351)”, C0“

Pure headland Oile. shiaCh tiller. Engineering
flappha and [hedging ateliah. Nova South
Woolen Gmde, llaad made Him llttaaa.
Gloves. Hanan. Booth imputed acouhand L‘ -

..... a... em” was" "as: m
to or .
warmth and perfect {reado- lor .31.; tall line
at the celebrated hintiac Woolen (look: all of the
ahoveareat tailgate? Weave-element- for

 

and will man tin. v
fro {hen-at not

65-, It and Ill- cou, «gm needed
uena n
on Board whip; Inwd'gauuhm flaw M1
at one hundred. Telephou. New York Prime

Rem Older-old.

wn wru. mu. 4

Holiday Bandy

3 lbs. 50c. 61-4 lbs. $1.00.

llareagecdurlcty.

NUTS wrmw 50 lb
Lovely Florida Oranges,

’Ihtaetinaed,met mdlmpalardmeadu.

 

”Mikalhwrllaefla
qmmmeMMtlhaar.

NEW RAISES at how Prim

Condensed Mince Meat. 7
‘ communications

AND

5 CENT COUNTER.
10 CENT COUNTER.
15 CENT COUNTER.
25 CENT COUNTER.

HANDKERCHIEFS of every

FUR MUFFS and BOAS,
.SMYRNA MUEEs, CARPET
. . SWEEPERS, NEW
LOW PRICED NOVELTIES. HOME SEWING MACHINES.

A. DICKERMAN dc SON,

84 WASHINGTON STREET, , som‘n NORWALK.
M w _- _*

d.

description.

w 0”.
gallon?! of J
leather Dean. I. 3. MI-

 

llcllEAN & STEEL,

so. to 15am mum. REAR or
ssmmou ARMY BUILDING.
W‘—
Wazons and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.

Jonllll‘fl PROM "LY ATTl-ZNDI'ISRO'I 0.

#WRIGii'i‘ 8c FLYNN:
Carriage Makers

And manufacturers“
All kinds of Wu one,
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
Allklndaoi'repalri promptly done. e
“W“ ufimfll‘mmm‘ -

Horne-Shooting and all
kinds of Blackamithlng

I Franklin St.
Foot 0 [booth Norwallt.
aplll u

WAGONS

New and second-hand

Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.

Call and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

insists:

ALL GEADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices l

The Rest Goodfifor

 

the beast llouey

_ AT—-—

H. S. BRlWN’l

BOOT & SHOE STOBE,
(liar-l: a Lane's Bloch-
MAIN STREET.

CANDIES

or mm. more,

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Carriage Bullders l .

BAEEY s...

PRATT’S Fl]

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Hll‘ill, flillll all Clllilll

Sure Cure for all Dlacaeoa.

MAKES ll ENS LAY

BALE!) HAY AND STRAW.

. Peal Moss Stalls Belling

__ ‘1‘-

M“ NH Bll-

coal! final l

BUY YOUR

final 311ch

Eufigflss co.

All the favorite varictire of hard and the burning
coals. Boecial prim given for winter supply.
All col thorougnly screened. well pre-
pared and promptly delivered.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.‘

BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘lALTY.
ran» an orrrcn,

Water 8n, Foot of llawlland St ,
Owoelte Pratt 8 Weed'e Shoe Ianutactory.

JOHN ll. FERIHS,

Z‘Iholeealeaud Retail Dealer in all kinds o!

llll. All] Will]

Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

 

Lehigh, backawanna, Locust
liountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.

can for BEBE mu

YudflootofWaehingtmandlat-
atreeta. Branchofloe atfltilaon
Drugfitore Mini

 

 

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Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Lawn Romaine.
CAR [HARE BLOCKS.
650. GL0.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

35 Water fill-cot. hi4 ly

nu- oaee. Aaaatw '
tom

it?! :
BranckOIce-%P0lfl'3l
Wa‘l‘ 4‘ ‘

“flu

local Sanction-d General _.
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'comm Era—it. ‘

Your Bhrislmas 'Presai;‘

UNIVERSAL swofl?

 

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Nowllics of all kinds in Fancy Glass wWalla , ‘
UNIVERSAL STORE.

Fancy Toys of Every Description and VP
UNIVERSAL STOKE.-

Just what you want for any of your Friends,
UNIVERSAL s'ronm.

v.-. 4... _.a.-.-

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I If .m’. «.m pun . ll u llJl. in gum is! y'nmly, am! get an idea of nppmpri'a’ ,
for not" lil‘lr' hruvls. s, your nnu-lhvar', your mother, your father, and your

plilt‘lslr‘, just call a.’ ' . V

The Universal Std;

No. 10 North liain Street, South Norwalli.

PLAISTEII’S anus s

We would call your attention to our large stitch

Perf 11.1“- er

 

 

 

,lmhin’s.
A tkiuson’s,
Lantcur Fills,
W rial! t’s,

Palmer’s,

Colgatc's, 7
and
Spiehler’s. 'y ‘

FINE LINE OF couFEGTIouER”
suitable for the Holidays. '

In fact. we have a complete stock of goods from w _
select a present for a lady or a gentleman. ’

F.H.lllSl&Blll

Cor. Main 1; lint Sis.

PLUMBING,

Steam and Gas Filling.-
STEAM HEATEhS

AND

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