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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 31, 1889 · page 3

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Thembla

ordadhmiasingthawrltothaheasoorpil
audromandlngtheprhonarrunstheai-

VICTIMS OF GAS.

new comer wsssnppoasdtoheaeom- their

/ abdtbmhnbyiumm not

lib-nod oat otharwias. Whanhawentte

Mum-moan cutthIhallor. 'l'hs

Mwhcenponl’etacovwed
withamolverand eafldnponiiedto

wwwaited unliltha latter was
“tollingwhanhadrewhhmolverand
“lentil through the heart. He then
hon Choctawl’elaandsenttwo
hmhhhaikfllinghiminstamly.
“wanton givehlmsoli'np, but
none willing to arrest him, rode

I". Plusharg Strike.
M Dec. ill—Contrary to general
an order was inned irolnthe

WeihdrcarsnpmarrivalattheOahland
Leann-om Bylidclockalltheknighb
Iodlelttheir'cars andwiththemannmber
fl hympathixing amociatea, who were not

to the command of the Knightsof

ollciala Seven conductors andflva
.mmhmromalned at theirposu,
“manhunt sixty-live monwhojoinedin
th The companywas preparedfor
git-arm. andwh-i theregulareon-
"mandgripmenleltthoircantwom
peachearwhohadbsentravelingandpsy-
”theiriaresalldayaroaeiromtheirsaata
MgtDepuengomonetahingholdofthe
pigthaothercollectingtarea Bythkas»

mutthorearenoindicatiom atthis
writingotanyseriouatronlfla

‘- groom, whichamonntsd to an
:h'ageqioathadignityoflhoUnitedststaa
The action 1! cerhin cattle
eompafitioawiththegovernmenthy
Within-hem or the strip
, thecomminian-

My
Detwunthe'llnitadfitalescitisens andlull
bloodedChes-okees.

‘ lrharllt'e mu tar Gard-er»
l!" Yombeo. lit—Frederick R. Coll-

Xmas“ Aaihostoethhclnlmed,

"lunar-yam

tnrnitonandoil ,IInthemor-ningtho
threewereiounddeadinhed,andaneaam-
inationshowedthatthegaahadheentnrned
huthali‘way.

In. Erwin’a husband had been in this
mhtsixmonIMIndhadrenlnda
larminVentora county,towhich place his
iamilywereenrontetojoinhim.

Cor-an Againat the Australian Ballet.
Ramona, Dec. lib-United States Beu-
torGonnan doliveredaspeachatameoting
ottheDemocraticeditm-sotthscountlea oi
Iaryland tint provea to be aired
political actuation to which the publichaa
has: treated ioragoodwhile. TheDano-
antic campaign last (all was conducted
pactically under thesnspices oi the Bud-
nu Ian's Democratic a-ocistion. Two
weeks ago that organisation pledged ital!
tomthepsssagsbythenextlegidatnre
o! the Australian election law, which
hadbaenfavored and urged all along by
the Crescent club, Reform league, the
0! Labor, the Federation of labor
and other political and labor orgaulutiou.
At the editors' meeting Senator Gorman in-
againat tha Australian system, and
that it must not pan. The Democrauc
party had alreadymadetoomanyconcem-
has totherdormersandtothsllthlican
party. The Australisnaynaninlght one-ate
wallenough in Ms—chnsetts, hasald.where
the people were better ednutedssawhole,
but was nctsnitedtolsryland, where there
were so many uneducated people. The tenor
at his apeech was most emphatically against
ascoretballot. Bo mid twoyesrs agothe
legislature passedanelectionlaw that suited
thesentimentaliate, but which resulted' in the
ruling of one section of the state (sonthan
llaryland) by a people who should never be
permitted to dominate the white. The Ana-
tralian ballot system had better he labeleda
Iawto throw the Democratic party onto!
power. It had been tried in Boston, Kinne-
apolh and elsewhere with disastrous results
to the Democrat

Ship Building in asslna.

BANGOR, Ha, Dec. 31.——A rene' w o! the
fliphnildlnginterotin laineahows that
thetotal number otvosselaolallhrnb’
hniltinalltheysnhdnring the year jut
closingis eighty-three, and the total ton-
up 8 $.88. The improvement in the
Mugtradellaa flimnlatsdth'nindnatry,
andthaproapect torthetutureisgood. It
hprollahlenext year will see a large in-
eresulathasmonnt of tonnage built, as
thanareahadyonthe stocks in various
yarrhalmodaanmchtonaaga uwaa huilt
dwingalloflastyear. Toaahova
does not hiclnde the large Ila-loot heel
am too ship Rappahannoch, which h
completed allhntthe rigging. She is the
largest-ailingvemeleverhuiltin America,
smlwillhelaunchedearlynaxtyear.

Boston's low Library.

BarommcliL—Althoughthoanthoritua
d Arlington have not been oillcially in-
forandotthei’sctitiemderstoodthatnext
qungworkwlllhahsgnncaalihrsryhnild—
iag whirls will cost, when eolnpleted.not
lathsn $250,000. '1'- M volumes
wfllhaplacedinltasannuisusndmtod
totheeity. The giverotlhla fin
filial-flame!!!" orh,wbou

hmthasgentot thalottery
llamhm’a am Anniversary.

flit (I I. MIND. PM!
HORSE (‘ LIPPING.
llosanl dole yalaehlln car, by a

my. "very stable. Knight
DUMP"!

FURN TUBE!

NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.

llsvlng removed in four doors shove the old
star-i. inloann store. and stocked it will: new
goods. among them rpecisily adapt“ l

or
Holiday Presents,
Bamboo Furniture lanai-,scl ms, Chairs,
MIC." stande, stools. In fact aruyr log you
can think oi in lhe Inrnllnra line.

I hodyinvileo Iocsllano Ioohstshrlghi
~33... amoral wilhbflghlnewgood

Gill. Ii BillllND

46 & 48 MAIN S'i‘.,
NORWALK, CT.

 

 

 

8. (E0. TEA

The Maui. 'i‘cr. Ever Cfarci.
PERFECTLY .3 Ed RE.

A MUST DELICIOUS nEv LILAGE. 'mY rr.
in will one its so: cz'zzr. Quiz; gm: uric:

l: is the llmnm (lnmr Last, picked from
the hen plantations and moronic“. absolutely
pure and (rte from all aslui: oration: or calm-i
Lmtcr The packages are humour-lily M. l
and warranted lull weight. It is more ow! .
ordinal in use than the lower grades.

Oriental 8: Occidental Tea 60., L't’é.
am am“. so hurting my, Neee- I’m-1;.
Forsalc by the nest "ravens.

F. D. LAW'I'ON & 00..
D. L’llllllEDlEU,
cuss. ll. FBBBIS,
South Norwslll. Conn.

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Choice Groceries ~

Table Delicacies,
FRUI-rs,m¢.,
No. 8 Main Street.

W. H. MEEKER & 00.

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Banana. 1‘. Y.. Dec. 31..“ com-

CANDIES

Ofallhindt. MOM

BAKERY!

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A. DICKERMAN do SON,

84 WASHINGTON STREET,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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llchliAN it 8'! EEL,
Carriage Bulldersl

1'0. 05 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
HALVATION ARMY BUILDING.

"Walnut and Carriages made and rc-;
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.

JOBBIKO l'lOlImI ATTENDEDJO.

WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers

And manufacturers at

All kinda of We one.
Trucks. Carts. 0

'0' load (hm only Ill.
Hom-Shooing and all
kinds of Blacksmithing

Pool 0! Prank“!- 8L,
lonll Somali.

PRAT'I'S Fflflfl

[Infill Gilli all Ciiilflli

[mo-re for all Diseases.

MAKES “ENS LAY
BMED HAY AND STRAW.

Peat lino Stable Belling

--——A'l‘-—-

RAYMIIND Bills
coal! coal!

30 I YOUR

Eli and Want]

mfifim

Allihelavorllevsrieuesof hard and mourning
coals. prlcrsgiven [or wmlarsnwly.
All . well pee

accrued
“Worm delivered.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split?

BUNDLED W000 A SPEFIALTY.
' was» no orrlcn,

Water on, Foot oi’ llovllaad 91.,
Wposite Pratt 8 Wood's shoe lsnnfsciory.

norm ll. rooms,

Wholeaaicsatl Retail Dealer in all kindaof

Bill. AND W001]

Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.

Lough, Lselmrsnna, Locust
lionn , Franklin, and
Wilk barre Cools.

lint iii RUBBER Pill‘i.

Yardxtoot “Washington smilin-
Ihsllstreets. Branehoflieo atsfllanov

one it

WAGON S

New and second-hand

Buggies, Phoetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Prices to Suit All.

 

 

Call and See Them.

 

camcoms. CANDY T013. ands lull snort-
Inent to! candy.

MrsJohn Holland

unnu'a 31.00:.
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WE WILL SELL

Holiday flandy

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

Estesgoodvarleu.

NUTS “15:35.2?” 5c lb
Lovely Florida 0rnngcs,

Thioshinmdawrct sedfloegnlncdmcadox.

 

natrlgs,iocslh.errlos23c.
Goodxewvigs,10ealb..mslhs.25c. /’

NEW BAISINS It Low Prices
Condensed Mince Meat.

APPLES. IN NICE 601111111011

09.36 per BARREL.

lie-embatleoaasat'l'esor (roles lhsl will
dallahtycur mac-eon get its- always,

niihle & inmsmcl’s

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

m Sanitary illHlllillllllflmll

Artificial stone steps. Coping, I‘llmull‘I'mu. ,
Lawn non-.3”. soon! manual. 0!.

a an: ,
(JAl rem Bl; 001m. mm}... fiflflfiim ‘

Goo. Goo.
Msnufsclurod by c. T. lEONMlD, wannmuwdumm
jyiu liarlvea pmptatieailea.

' or Water lanes. Ill ly

Your llhristmas Presents!

UNIVERSAL STORE.

Q¢6v m

Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Glass Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

 

Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

WM“..—

Jnst what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.

ll 3 on are puzzled what to give anybody, and get an idea of sppropriatepraseoh
for. - our liiile broth. -,r your sweetheart, your mother, your father, and yonrgrand
parents, just call ill.

The Universal Store
No. 10 North llsin Street, South Norwslk.

E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.

PLAISTEII’S IIRIJE ST

We would call your attention to our large clock of

Perfumer,

 

Lubin’s,
Atkinson’s,
Lnnteur Fills,
Wright’s,

Palmer’s, Spichler’s.

We also have a.“ L

FINE LINE OF CONFEGTIOHERY
suitable for the Holidays.

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CIGARS.

In fact we have a complete stock of goods from which to
select a present for a lady or a gentleman.

Filashilru. Hi...

Cor. Isis a West fits.

PLUMBING,
scar all“ Gallium

STEAll HEATEfis

All the popular odors at suitable prices.

 

 

 

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