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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 13, 1890 · page 3

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Theking at oneteummouedaeounelloi
ihemhktwnaadareplyweeegreed upon.
totheelmtthet Portegel,heing tooweeh
tome. I‘M intole- powu', would
milewithdrawalolthetroapaimmthe
Mead Huhonolanddietriete, serving
the righte of the crown intheahandoned
territory

lthreperted that the oppoeiiieu in the
eurteewiil attack the government for lie
eomee in yielding to England'- ultimatum.

more“ Deane-aeration.

Amobeompoead oi etudeute endothera,
ehouting “Down with the minietryi" attack-
ed the Britieh legetiou. They demolued
the-eutcheonon the building andeluedied
the windowe. Thepolice were powul. to
control them. Theythenhrokethewin-
doweot the reddeneee of various member:
of the miuietry, alter which theydiepereed.

ltie etated that the government appre-
h-Iieddrmonetratione at Quillimeue. Del-
egoa Bay and eleewhere in cue the ulti-
matum wae refund.

UNHAPPY SPAIN.

Between the Pretender and the lop-h-
un- All la Excite-eat. _
Jen. la—ladrid was kept in a
excitement all day yeeterdey by
repeated more of the young king's death.
[any helieved that the monarch had really
pe-ed away, and that the announcement of
thetact wee being concealed for etate rea—
aoua. Such thing: are not unknown to hie-
tory,andi!everagovernmontwnejuetifled
by the situation in heeitating to proclaim
thadembeoi'aruler, thepreeentreglme in
walnieeertainlyin euch a poeition. The
reputed hoatile coalitione and plate are
almost too numerous to be calmhd and

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The Republicans, though an a matter of
factthey are Ieea active than the partisan:
of Du Carlee, are bearing the brunt or gen-
cal llpiciou. An outrage committedupon
the pheugere of a railroad train has been
attributed to them. Their leader: have
found it advieahle to ieeue a mtcment torm-
allyhyingthe truth 0! the charge, and
outlining that the perpetrators of the crime
In handitti, who [or come reaeon beet
known to themelvee-prohahiy out of eheer
Infinity—booted that they were Republi-
elmludthat the efleneewaa notenordi-
nary felony but the outcome of political
my. The eflair, trivial in itaelf,
giveeaoruelndioationofthe rune-and ap-
prehendveetate of the public mind in the
peninuh. ___+_
lleeuana In France.
Penn, Jan. law-In the election in the
flrat cheomecriptim oi Lorient yesterday,
the poll fined as followe: Pluvier, Royeiiet,
,m; Guyne, Radical, 4,331; Boulie, Boul-
augiet, 8M3; Bullier. Bondalkt, M; Harley:
W e. In Rochechonert, Leoneon
Indie. W33; receiveth’fl voice, and
Plyhoyt, Republican, 6,833. In St. Etienne,
lingual“, Republican, recdved 8.165; Rey-
raud. Bonk-git, 0,“, and Cheverard.
lode“, ‘5.

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mom he been agreedapeu by d: It
pehiieanaenetere. when-aka, amajorltyot
theeaueu.

Thehoueeorgaulratim will pobahly he
at ioilewe: Speaker, William C. Happen-
hdmu, oi Hudeon; clerk, John 1. lat-
thewe, oi Union; aeeietent clerk, Thomas 1'.
Roman, oi lindeon; angry-lag clerk, Eilea
0. Drake, oi Merrie: urgeant-atnrme.
Pen-lot ii. Corleh, oi later. and journal
clerk, William Plntlend, of Monmouth.

Therein no trouble at all among the Dem-
ocrate of the hours, the only content being
over the sergeant-am which will be
amicably rattled in favor of Patrick H.
Corieh, probably.

CHOKED TO DEATH.

n- llraleee on Ire. laury'e Body ladl-
eate Death by Violence.

Newanu, N. J.. Jan. Ia.-Deeid Mary,
at No. 288 Bank etreet, wae arreeted laet
night on auspicion of having killed hie wife.
Thebody o! lira Leary wee dleeovered in
thealternoon in the tenement whore they
lived. There wee a brniee overthe right
I." and linger marke on the woman'e throat,
indhatlng that ehe had been choked to
death. The body wee ionnd by name of the
Ieighhornllearybeing away at the time.
When he wee erruted he wee euflering
frantheeflecteoi a epree. Hedenled that
he knew anything about hie wiie'e death.

Saturday the Inarye invited eome of their
friends to their apartmente and a keg of beer
wee tapped. Shortly More midnight the
dehauch ended in a light.

Leary wae eeen drinking in eeveral eaioone
which he managed to get into yoeierday
morning.

Mrs. leery, who wee about 40 yeare old,
leavee several children. Leary and hie wife
were in the habit of quarreling.

 

The flavor-hill Lockout.

Bevrmuu, Mm, Jan. lav—The labor
eituation remains unchanged. Nobodyeeeme
to know what the end will he. The meuuo
lecturers are willing to waive the queetion
of cut-downs. and the emaciatiou has voted
not to sustain any menufecturers making
further reduction: from the present price
lint. This is considered a great gain (or the
workmen. Tho'lockout is unpopular with
all cleanse. and the nine manufacturers get
but little sympathy. The manufacturer:
my they deeply regret the neceeeity for
closing their iactories, but they saw no
other way, as they are determined to tmt
with the workmen individually, or go out
of busineea That eome ellort will be made
today to settle the trouble in probable, and
the result will be looked for with intense in—
terest, for all claeeee here are enacted.
Some of the manufacture" have been try-
ingtoget their workmen to come in the
back door and finish eome oi the unllniehed
work.

Shipwrecked Sailora Beach Port.

Pniunnrnle, Jen. 13.-’l'he British
eteamer Tancarville, from Hevre via St,
Johns, arrived with the captain and crew of
the British steamer Plover, from St. Johns
for Sydney, 0. 8., which wee abandoned in
a linking condition on Jan. ii sixty mils ofl
Cape Race. The Plover was cool laden She
left Cape Breton on the 5th loot, and a iew
miles out of port encountered a violent north-
east storm. The vessel sprung a leak and
the pumps being choked were practically
uselem. The Tancarville hove in eight and
succeeded in rescuing the crewoi the linking
renal. The Plover was a echooncr rigged
ecrewsieamerolmt tonsaud wee built in
Liverpool in 1837.

Driven troll Home by flail-ea.

anneuuu, Pt, Jen. lit—At buxom
borough yeeterday Ire deetroyed the ioiv
lowing named heel-tee houses: J. Drut—
tinger’e merchant tailor shop, Jame- Bughee’
boot and ehoe store, Dr. Weidow'e oiilee
and dwelling, Dr. Gruyer‘e drug store, W.
J. Dolau’e barber shop and M. M. Williems’
residence. The total ion in about $25,“.
The place he: no flrodepartment, and the
flames spread with great rapidity. Some of
the inmate oi the burned buildingewwe
compelled to leave everything behind them
except the clothing they wore.

 

A Ray tenderer Sentenced [or Life.

Ewen, 1a.. Jen la—Wesley Elkiae.
the iii-yawn boy who a weekagom
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A “AND-"*—
* ilN'l‘i’ FURNISHINGS
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A Full Line of Children’e Cape Overcoata, from 32.0011).
len’e Beelneee Suite, from $5.75 up. ‘

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Men’s, Yunllls’ and luvs’ llvercnas

At Very Low Prince.

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LATEST STYLE HATS

[Direct fro-i Hanoiuolurcre.

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Men's, Buys’ and Children’s Winter cans

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Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,

At 30 Cents.

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Comstock Br0S.,

Ii South lulu Street,
South Norwelk.

SEWERS!

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laconic Building,
Norwalk.

 

 

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Connecticut General

omen ll “ LIFE INSURANCE CO.
8. EWER P I P :‘J HARTFORD (303:1
A'l‘ mu Annie are SIM (or each ‘1” cl Llahiiiiiat

General Sewer Contractor Mb." paid '0 m m m- “we“:

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W- 11- MEEKER & 00- HUNT & ZELUFF

Keep the Meat m In the City.
8.“th llllilli POTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams

WM .6 MM}

Pickled Oysters.
Nomi]! Oysters

flatten-attenuated.

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SOL! AGENTS

Pure 'I'u-aie Cater-p,
‘ Imported lardidce.
line
maid h the meet ”I a- gel

numbing. HUNT & ZELUFF’S.

’ TIME’S UP.
com: BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

Tamas lacuna: in film Bilil’lllll
NEARLY SOLD OUT

Iloelery, Fancy Articles, Gents’ Furnishings, General
Ilry Goods, Em, to he had for next to nothing.

DON’T DELAY COMING THIS WEEK
Hosiery.

itdoeen Childreu‘e Wool “rue,"guianelceuc
niche-breathe", tomeMmarnrieeite.
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coaeidered ehngele attic: belugen opm reeeoa
pile. aleo Ladlai' and (lenie' Wool lloelay at lhe name

Fancy Articles.

01 every deteriptlon to herald at or; ceeie on a dollar of actual coat. D-m‘t fall lo call man I: ii In
want for we are actually giving Iheee goode away.

For Evening Use.

We have e-oetcomplere eeewlmem oi heudeoma Fens, melding oi fiatln. Peelbor, (Ln to. plain
and hand painted

Opera Gloves and Mitts.

in all laglhe, qualitiu and thrice; prim on Gloves from ti 00 upwarde; prim on \ilne from The.
arde.

Ear Gents’ Evening Wear.

We aleey- r-my in neck a meal complete arm-neat 0! Tier. liendkuvrrhieie, etc, c xvi-um: or every-
thing nee. Collar: and calla we an: in in the lead with nylon. qualities and price.

SHIRTS.

We have jm received e new and corn ate neck throughout n! H the newest atyles in shim in: the
mom, whith we cmmder the but over a own in south Somali, ior 93c. It a), 8; w erd 8:! 00

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REMEHBER OUR LOCATION.

M. S. SMITH,

93‘0th Norwalk.

 

 

Insurance Building,

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FALL STYLES,

inellgredcaendeoioreoi‘
Still and Soft flats, Silk Hats.

lioy‘e Kate and (31:,th Bate form and
boye. Ruuiemnnauiermeuet

KNAPP’S,
91 Whirligton St.

Particular attention paid to
fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Dill: Ilule. e29

*WliflINlilfll MARIE .

One Quality—The Best.

MEVQ lamb, '& PorkJah end Freeh,
Dad. Heme.
Should-e, Bane-.2393, k-

Home Dream Poultry a Specialty.
Order: Delivered Promptly.

Lowest Prices!

The Best Goods lor
the Least honey

~AT~

H. S. BRflWN’S

8001‘ it SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET

 

 

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Steam. and
Gas Fitting.

Tin and Sheet iron Work.

atom, mono.

emf) TINWARIn.
mm”

Steam and Iiet Air fleeting.

Innocent-woe.

28 Iain 8t, So. Nervelk.

Heats ' Fish mm,
Filin- Vanilla him. in

Milllhhia‘lhelrlieaeea,

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Email Hus ll

CHARLES SMITH

53 Wlellfllol Strut.

Swan 85 Bushnell,

868 Water Iii-Dot.
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Before Stock Taking. .
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A Rare Chance for Bar in all
Departmen m

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Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of
Warm Weather.

 

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All of This W'eek.

H- Krieger,

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South Norwelk, Conn.

l Merry llhristmas!”

2,000 105E000 lbs.

(if the Built, tin- Choioeet, the largest variety of ‘

HOLIDAY CANDY!

in the city, .

At 200. per pound, 5 pounds for 90¢.

Summing for Every Purse, Every Person;

SODIET IIING P‘OR YOU.

OMETHING
To
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’E
TOCKING.
AND STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and eurprieee for everybody. The

largest variety of Prune and Note of all kinds at lowest pncee. We are telling

large quantitiee oi Fine Better at 25c. r nod. Remember th, l
celebrated Dew Dropsmre, p” 9° 9 race. at the

c. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington Street. South lion-walk. -
A FULL LINE 0F HOMERfiRHOYT,
Builders Hardware, ‘

PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

Wire steel Door Mate,
smummmnm

W. G.QUINTARD

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HOUBATONIC itAlhliiMD.

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