Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 11, 1890 · page 4

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, (Shark- i'arlaqoi M m3. 13.no-

riltant naporintmdcnt oi pawl vorb tor
titration: dwhion of Raw Yarh nab. and
John Whirl», who hold-a mallar- poittoa
on tho, middle dividers. tiara natal-d.

Tia Philadelphia Inna dab have “and
0am Hamilton tor than roan. r;

Actor-air. flour It Ila-val, W
lint Maiden lanolin?“ hav- layi-
an Nunavut. Hamid-Iv “on;

Dr. Johnna Ina-vb in.“ Doailhraor. th-
minoattiwmdivino and iaadar at the
"Old Catholic" "mutant died Jan. in,
and iii ylara

it in atatati that altar the cur raturaod
from bk mu to Barth. whar- ha wore
Harman uniform. his phyltoiana diamond
in the condition of hi- parwa mnptoma of
outanamta poiaoninl.

Tho ahah of Portia baa mniorrad upon
8min i’uha the order of tha Ba and Lion,
tha highest ordor in that mnnarah‘a gift.

Hixtaau luau parizhad in tho loci-villa
«hon diraatcr. Only thm hodiaa ban
bean racovrrod.

Tito death rain in Now York, Jan. 10, do
around from am to we. huttlnravaaan
incroaaa at ilva doatha from ”in grippa." aa
:ornparad with tho parlour day'a record.

. Chan-tannin om Chann- .. .

more». h‘. a, Jan. li—Ji'ha ohm
tauqna tl‘ttitaoa have uteri a min-Mo
murmur lawn, any. film 113
A. fins-can to roommate the whet
”lung all on publishing W n Mead"
ville. (idiom worvolcctadaafoiiowa: Prui-
dont, Lowl- Miller, of Akron, 0. ; chancellor,
lilahop J. ll. Vincant, of Buifoio; first vice
pmldent, Fraud-ll. Root, of Bun-lo; nac-
oud vice president, (Wemcnt titudobahar, of
South Bend, 1nd,; third rina [ire-bloat, John
Brown, of Chicago; aacretary. W. A. Dun-
can, of Syracuse; traaaurar, K A. Skimm,
of Wutflold; cxootrtive cormnittce, liar. Dr.
J. 1'. Edward». of Randolph; Dr. ('. (liflorti.
at Weatfhvld; William Thomaa.oi Meadviilr,
Pa, and tho general oiiloora. a: oilicio. Tho
hoard adjourned to meet next year at Titut
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‘ ’au'ono am an ms Moran.
, 7 political excitement is even
”mwthatampioyed at St. Paten—
in, audit would be a dillicult matter in-

flation Wt to evade it with
that the government dcalrod to

Aaaanltrd and nabbed.

Tourism, Jan. li.——-An old woman nannd
Jana Sperm, was found in her boom in tho
mrof No. Is Agnea street so badly I.
Ianitod and choked with a rope that the
died a few hours inter at. the hoardtai. Hi-
Speera waa a maiden lady who lived alone
and was thought to have considerable money.
About 4 o‘clock Thursday her neighbor,
In. Word, hoard her call for help and
going into her npartmm: t-v found her on the
door with blood issuing from the mouth,
none and earn. The polio» have not yet
found the [leflittl’nlorh of tho crime. it in
believed tho lint intention of the woman'a
a-ailanta was robbery, but being inter-
rupted by hin- Spleen, attacked her. Her
housewas wrecked and all the valuables
stolen.

A Swindlor Wanted in Chicago.

Prmnlrui, Mm, Jan. ii.--Prani: ll.
Wilde, who was arrested in Philadelphia
on a charge of awimlling a number of New
England merchants, came to this place Dec.
1 in company with J. W. Harris and Frank
Warr, of Chicago. They claimed to be
agantaofahad debt collecting asaociation
which was a branch of R. G. Duns: Co’-
agency. Leaclide visited Pittsflald a year
ago under the name of T. W. Harrie, repro-
cnting tho Sprague Bad Debt Collecting
agancy of Chicago. Advices from Chicago
Itatathat he iaadeinnlter to Sprague to
thaoxtaut of several thonsanl dollars and
that they want him for trial.

MW of the urgency.

. eta. unit-d that the question of the
m D tho main comideration impeliing

thump-donor tho truth, and this being

“R b .umad that the new: of the

Mali-(a death will he announced as

m. oocarml
V lib t1: ofiaion of the Spamsh embassy
intuit- daathof the king will cm.
mv‘h tho regency, Queen Christine
mil 'm of her elder daughter as
'Mh tho intcmt of hersou.
A" a" . —————
um! an. Inn End sums.
mm, Jan. 11,—“. indignation which
“audit haataof certain government of-
”Ib‘hld the arbtocratic participant
' h’lla Wmmarouaad haa
”I! “u puma: to think twice about
rumba-gram thou connectcdwith
”(w West End infamy, the
moan- ofwhich have just hall
. . . to light. Though oillcial anxiety
of certain titled nooundrah
gas over, than baa aayat
, .aalfaaudnodiqioritiononthepartof
jay authority to hamper the action of
W Yard police, who am diligently
. tho culprits, with good proapecta of . , __~
. A Dinner ta Prealdent Andrawa.
N" You, Jan. ll.~—Tha alumni of
Brown university gave a dinnclan night
in honor of President Andrews of that insti-
tution. Among those preaont were Presi—
dent Colby, of the Wisconsin Central rail-
road; George William Curtis, Profmor B.
T. Wheeler, of (Iorzwil; Governor Ladd, of
Rhoda Island. and J. D. Rockefeller. Fresh
dent Andrews and other: delivered apeecbea.
ltwaa announced during tha evening that
330,!!!) had already been pledged to a 0100,-
our fund for the university. to he called the
Profuorlaiucoiafund, in honorof Profs-or
Lincoln, who has been a member of the fac-
ulty fifty yearn.

will that the two member! of
”implicatadin the latest scandal.
w a few days ago, wrro

W paramwho, had they performed
m. abonid have tab-n them intocna-
W, but this suspicion is not as yet
of auirmation. The numbrr of

' minty man implicated in the vii-

bra-J

Flftcon llama Sultanate-l.
KWAIlK, 2i. J.,Jan. ll.-—-Eigbteen horses
belonging to AlfrrdL. Jiplin, ahoraadealnr,
of No. it’ll Central arcane, Newark, wen
shipped in an airtight box car from Barto,
Barb county, Pa, to Newark. on Thuraday
afternoon. When thncar waaopenedonita
arrival at its destination fifteen of the
hnraea were found dead on tha
floor of the car, while the other three hol'aaa
warn barely alive. The loan amounts to
84,”.
Fatal Freak of a Snow Plow.
8r. Jana, Jan. H.—'i'ha Quebec exp-era
Mouth Intercolonial railroad, with a

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

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South Norwalk.

1 .EADE I! S IN

CLOTHING

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A Full blue 0! Children’s Capo Overcoaia, from $2.00 up.
‘xlll’fl. Buttress Suits, from
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[At Very Low Prices.

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luvs, vas’ and Children’s Wivlu luvs

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Men’s A11 'Wcol Scarlet Underwear,

At 50 Cents.

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Mill
iloiicrui N‘Wt‘l‘ Control-Eur

is urn-pared to make Ctv'x'l-tflu-Le awn mm. mo.
ii ' in illicit on the mm: mvnmm mm.

muted in: tor-mm“ “:1th mm 3 our
enulnthiacity Iiiiflnd lrtnthalr admire.- w
alien him.

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Box 20. new. Nnrwuihdlt.

W. H. MEEKER & CO.

 

SOLE AGENTS
331. 8035

 

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Plumbing,
Steam. and
, Gan fitting.

‘ i‘ln untl Shim 1min Work.

s'rov‘zs, mans. ..
AND T1NWAR to.

Steal' and at AIr floating.
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INNITBE IN THE

Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE CO.

HARTFORD CONN.
Thai: Aunts are 9134 for and: tin! or Liabilitiaa

Theyhan paid to am: who was Elvin ova
£11003!” and for Death Loaaea our I on
and now have a iturptua ovar thcir Llaiiiiliea of
over ”'00 0.
Why pay as my: rayon live? Why not 'akc ar.
{monument Pulley tor roared! if you live, for your
heirs if you die.

5. I. L‘HOIIIDIIU. Again.
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HUNT 8:. ZELUFF

looping-Rm liminthaCity.

EARLY BOSE PflTATOBS.
Fish, Oysters, Clams

wmmm

Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters

'l'hathavaantbenlaatal.

 

Pure Tomato Car-up,
Imported Sardines.
Anythimz

"fi'fi'ivr‘s. ZELUFF’S.

COME BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

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TIME’S UP.

Tunic Silliilfli in Evvvv lluvvtuvl.
NEARLY SOLD OUT

Hosiery. Fancy Articles, Gents’ Furnishings, General
Dry’ Goods, lilo, to ho bud for next to nothing.

DON’T DELAY COMING THIS WEEK

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{ Hosrgry. »

'0 Wont than regular price to. maid in: 4
. tome tin-xi. our price we. pair. ma . 3'3“
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Fancy Artie es.
0! every dereripilon in he acid at Ki'.‘ canto on a doll if of ncluu' 001-5. i) sin (ail m c nil ll_’l)?i no if in
want tor we are actually giving them gonna away

For Evening Use.

We have arnnat compic'c apartment of htndaome Far“, canal-tin: of Sum, i-‘cmzcr, (imw, plain
and hand painted.

Opera Gloves and Mitts.

in all length: qualitira and ahadumrlcm on Glows inm 510) c;w:m‘.-; 0- km on lizta tram 75c.
upward-t.

For Gents’ Evening Wear.

We alwayl carry in Flock a moat complete na‘ortnont of Flow. thunk rrhlrg's, crr , r v- ~52 1:; of or: ry-
thinz new. Collar! and culls m: are far In the lead mill ,- 3 Ice quail: u;- am'. para

SHIRTS.

We have ml received a row and completr rtocl ihmngimu' M n l the “Paved a‘yw n Shirl- fur the
reason, which wcronrzdur the but over shown m South Nr'ntni'x. hr "it. ii '3}. 3: (.0 "Al vi 3: (m

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in at ll)‘; bring an «rpm venom
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REMEMBER OUR LOCATION.

M. S. SMITH,

,7 omit Norwulk.

 

Insurance Building.

 

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FLQRIST’.

ALL GRADEsillllRL mmfififi

FALL STYLES,

in all grades and colors of

Still and h‘ol't Huts, Sill; Huts

Boy‘s [1m and "tips. ('m-h [late for men and
bn‘: a. Nurrm wit Hal“ '0' men at

KNAPP’S.

91 Washington St.

Lowest Prices 2%

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The Beat Goods lor

the Least lion»;

Particular attention paid to
Filing. (learning and Ironing
SIIR llnta. 9:29

WiSHllili‘l‘llli lilRKE‘i.

01m Quail!) .—~ ’l‘tw first.

w AT 7—-

H. S. BRflWN’S

800T & SHOE STORE,

 

 

Bret Veal Lamb. Hutton. Purlfialt and Freak.
éorned’ Beef. Smokrd Tongue llama,
shoulder. WNW is.
termite.

Clark Jr Lane's Block Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
MAIN STREET.

£8!

 

28 lain St.

ills"? ’4 “I
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CHARLES, SMITH

53 thalllnuioll Strum.

Swan Jr Bushnell.

882 Water Caz-cot.

Brand llearing Sal

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Before Stock Taking.-

EVERYTH NC- MUST GO.

 

 

 

 

A Rare Chance for Bargains in all
Departments.

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Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of 4
Warm Weather.

 

All of This Week.

H- Krieger,

Mahackemo Hole].

 

South Norwaik, Conn.

A Merry lhvistmas!

2,000 1055.000 lbs.

or the Fri-i, th» choicest, the largest variety of

HOLIDAY CANDY!

in the city,

At 200. per pound, 5 pounds for 900.

Something for Every Purse, Every Pusan .

SORIE’I‘EIING FOR YOU.

OMETHING
‘I‘O
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
TOOKING.

AND STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.

With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprises for everybody. The
large!!! variety of Fruits and Note of all kinds at lowest pncee. We are selling
largo qlmntltivs of Fum- Butter at 250. per pound. Remember the place, at the
crivhratrd Dew DropStnro.

C. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.
A I tm. man or HUMERB.HOYT,

Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.

Berry Bros. Hard (iii Finish.

 

 

 

 

 

“in: Steel Door Mata,

Something new, best thin! out.

W. C.QUINTAR[§

«unto mu. 13mm:

Bram 91 «It:

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