Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 14, 1890 · page 3

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La-beretpetitie-weeepreeeatedaad
vet-sled. ease. tin use heed bythe
va-ol Chill 3“ Iuiluaad Justices
Field and Ilsa-Ian, and ”the wives ole
- number at W alleiels and eiti.
n-dWaellepesrayia‘tortheemiav
lentil-ones oatheboerd at are-am
ottheespodtieaotlfl.

Ajnhtunhtioawae’paasdautborieinc
the-aha”! thew court to loan
hmdtleohietiuatieeetothellew
I‘lflteiiara-oeiauoaforeshlbitionat
theWEyeeateuaryto be held on Feh
a.”

Ir. Butlergavenotieethat hewouldad-
‘dr—theeeaatsaeat Thursdayou the sub
”at his bill tortheemigrauoa oteolo
«Climbs-utilizl’aacnegavwlihuotlee
fathers-is day, his remerhstobeou the
eabjeetof’edcaleleotioas.

Ir. Plumb addre-ed the senate ou hh
ruolutioahretofon deredreqacting the
leeseollheielands St. Paul aadBt George
totheAlaahaCommereialcompany,andre-
quetingiheeeoreteryoltbe notto
nabs further leaseofsuch islands until
Weathhyeoagreeswutilthalat-t
p-bdmade mybyealstia'lawmud
aseaawhiietonnheafuii M'- as to the
min which the Alaska Commercial
ou-paayhasdiecbarged its obhgsflonsua-
dcthepreeentlease.

Theformal resolution lmmthehouenr
aouneingthadeathotliapresentatlre W. D.
Kelleywaseslhd up by Senator Itorrill.
andaesu edditienalmerhofrespectto the
ia-oryotthedaoeaesdthe senate at 3-35
adjourned.
hthehoulnddamchairmanoftbe
Bilcott investigating commiththmitted
arepurtaccompaaiedbyabillanrqa-iatina
mmtocevcthedeflciencycamdbysil-
eott’a dsfalmtion. Iinorlty rqiorts were
suhmifledbyHe-aflemphillandflolman.
llama-hmdoubtwhetherthenrgeanb
shaminreceiving the moneys due con-
muted as anageutofthegovern—
mnfihutlaoltheopinioahedidfin which
"at the government is responsible. Hr.
nolnmu’srepwtinewlsthatmeser‘eantat»
armsisnotadialmrfingofllcerofthegovera
mnt,hut acted merelyaearepreseutatire
oflndividuals, who should bear their Ion.
Allwueorderedprlntedandrecommitted.

Onthecalloistatesanumberolbillawere
introducedandreterred. Aconcnrrentreeo-
lotion for theprinting of 25,000 copies ofthe
addresotChietJesuee Fulleron thcoccz-
akmofthaconnnemorationoftheinauxure-
tit-tofGeor-geWashlngtomwaaazreedto.

Ir. Cummings, of New York, introduced
ajdntreeolutioniortheerectionofastatne
tothemetnoryoftbelatefiamueld.’i‘ilden.
Theiointresolutionwasreadasfollows:

WMtberebeamprIatedfromthc
mamumwmchemousomo
toesectahronseetatuetothehtefiamneu.
mtobeplacadlatheeenterof therotunda
0(th Thatonatahictonthetrout
”Julienne theroshallhecoaspicuously
engravedtheee words: “SamuelJ.'l‘Ilden,nine~
tea-ll pruideut at the United Blake—elected
httnflfildd." Thatoatherichtolthellusre
h.shallbeeugravmthedateotbirth,election
.ddeathoteschpresideut andthat oatheop.
puda do dell be agravea an caglewlth a
aaalshhhthlouaaudunder tliclathesewords:
“whim“ .

What the [tenant o! the United
“en'thechletjaetireottheeupnmecourt.
thepeeeideuttftheeeuteandtheapeahaofthe
“affirmative- heautherisadtoeupa—
inundtheapproprhtinnol monomer-d theta
mpgoftheae resolutions with the names and

thisofeelddignitarleaheelnavenouthe rear
oteainlbese.

Insweasey, oiIowa, inquiredwhether
fienmflemaneapectwl the hncriptionsto
heinwfltiez.

Attbdueottheoaflofmthehoun
w—tlnto committeeot tha whole for the

 

 

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Towende, and es-iiberifl J.
a clerk in the llwell house. 'I‘owanda.
led that Eve and lean had

husband and wile. William 'l’hoyle. sleo
Towanda. testified that when Joseph .
Etude, a brother 01 Ire. Hamilton, an ar-
ruled

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Today Ire. W. 1‘. Steele. the wile of Eva'-
brother, will be called. and it is eapeetad
thataho will testitythatlvamadealropo
sitin- to buy her baby. Witne-eebaubeen
subponed in this city to prove that Evaaud
Hahn kept up a continual debauch while In
this city.

A Ball (Io-leased larger.

Homer, N. Y., Jan. li—Snyder Inch-
wood, ahitherto respected cttisenut Bhohan,
nearhere. has confessed to forging paper
aggregating several thousand dollars. Re
weanx‘M largelyin the sale of pianos
andorpne throughout the Catskills for a
Chiea‘omanulaciorer. flaeold oninstall-
ment. takingnotee for part payments. A
law dayaago Lockwood was taken ill and
sent for Supervisor Delaney llstthews, a
leading merchant of the town,and confessed
that be forged latthews' name to notes to
the amount of 83,!!!) or Mill). lie then
oilered to make stands by turning over to
Matthews all bia rul and personal property,
valued at eeva thousand dollars. The
properpapers were at once executed The
full extent of the iorgeriea it not made
known, nor whether there are other victims
besides Matthews Iochwood’s failure was
announced last night, the liabilities being
stated ”830,0”

llawes’ Last Hope (lane.

Monocular, Ala, Jan li-The supreme
court at Alabama rendered adecision in the
celebrated Hawcs cases, appealed iron: the
Jefferson county criminal court. Hawes
murdered his wife and two little girls in
Birmmgbam in December, 1888. His crime,
it will be remembered, was the occasion of
an assault on the jail of JelYersou county by
a mob, into which the sherifl tired and
killed a number of men, including Post—
master Throckmorton, of Birmingham
Hawes wessentencedto be hanged IastJuly.
The case was appealed on a special plea for
a change of venue and a new trial. The
supreme court now afllrms the judgment of
the criminal court of Jeflersou county, and
fixes Feb. I!) as the date of the execution.

Governor Campbell Inaugurated.

Cow-nus, 0.. Jan. l-t—Gorcmor—elect
JamesE. Campbell took the oath of oflicc
yesterday at noon. His message to the gen-
eral membly was comparatively brief. He
recommended that home role be restored to
all the cities as speedily as possible. He
strongly commended lilr ..a ration ballot
system, urged cheaper ummi books and
favored the abolition of the ofllce of com-
miuioner ol railroads and telegraph. Gov-
ernor Foraker was present to introduce the
new governor. Governor Campbell and
lamily, assisted by the membersof his M,
gave a reception in the senate chamber last
evening to the public.

 

Killed by 3 Flying lieelle.

N. Y., Jan. ”-11:19 storm
in this city caused considerable damage.
George Welter. a cabiaetmaker, wustruch
oatheheadbyapicceotstonecoping blown
from a building. and was almost instantly
killed. The south wall of the Joslyn block
was blown down. The two story frame
Iructure adjoining was crushed by the fall-
in; wall, but the occupants of both build-
ings escaped uninju‘cd. In various parts
of the county houses and barns were blown
down.

I! Ilfnlr‘ ‘ ' toll‘ ‘

Fmoui, N. 1.,Jaa. ii—At the annual
meetingoftheetochbolderaol thalon-
mouth Fair uodatioa itwaadecided to
dissolve the association and sell the prop
erty. The mociathnweeorganiaedinthe
qwmgotlfiqandpurchaaedthe groundof
theMoumouthOouatyAgricalturaIa-ocia-
ties: The associatimveheld sereralexhibl-
tiolnvmtbeirthkgrwndabuttheydidnot
meetwitheuceeu. _

 

Aastll Mb Methi-
Panama. Jen. lL—A-tia the-Ha
w. my...“ patient of the
Reading Railroad company. During the
mathahctionaoommunlcationwes
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14 South Iain Street,
South Norwalk.

 

I iEADERQ IN

CLOTHING

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lilil’ FURNISHINGS
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A full Line of Children’s Cape Over-costs, from $2.00 up.
leu’e Barium Suite, from .535 up.

was...“

Men’slufllls’ and Buvs’ flvercuas

At. Very Low Prices.“

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LATEST STYLE HATS

lure-cl from Mauui’net nrcre.

w..- .w. W... _.

Men's, Buys’ and Blillren’s Winter Cans

—~——~ Q» ~ -~— ‘

Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,

At 50 Cents.

C0mst00l:

Br0s.,

Masonic Building,
Norwellt.

 

 

 

SEWERS!

M. Plhmi‘t
Dublin in
SBZWEII I‘IPE
arm

General Sewer Contractor

trounced to make anomalous with unineewer
in this ci on the most favorabieionae.
this l"will Ind it 'til'iheirkeilu "'3
awash ci to notes
wall as him. I! it
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F. M. PIERCE
lies to. ileath Nerwalhdlt.

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W. H. MEEKER & CO.

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IDLE AGENTS
331. 803'

 

limit“ our

Plumbing; '
steam, and
Glen Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
arenas, RANGES. '

4ND. TINWAR E.
' “neuter
Steam and llot Air nesting.
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INSURE IN THE

Connecticut General
anFE INSURANCE CO.

HARTFORD CONN.
mmmtmrw each tree ot Liabilities

Theyharepaldtnmeswhoacretl our
si.m.m. sad for Death [sales over ‘I. o
andmwhsve s Surplus over their ‘ lilies oi
ammo.

Why asloacee lire! Why not take an
Marine“ Policy favoured! it you live. loryou
hemitroudle.

a. a. ”non-Imam Age-c.
Keep u» mean we in the an.

EARLY BOSE POTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams

W and Blur-8L

Pickled Oysters.
Harwell: Oysters

.. 'l‘hsthavenot been lasted.

 

Pure I‘m-am Calsnp.
Imported Sal-slides.
":s‘flcganth Ibeuarhetilneyoeuaget

HUNT & ZELUFF’S.

 
 
 
 

re d: sen ChildeIa‘s Wool Bree. melee price flic.
writes to close.

went tor ac are actually giving these goods away

and hand painted

NTIME’S 0p; ; ,
COME BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE

Terrill: sum in va 110mm,
NEARLY SOLD OUT

Hosiery, Fancy Articles, Oeuts’ Furnishings, General
llry Goods. Etc, to be had for next to nothing.

DON’T DELAY COMING THIS WEEK
Hosnery.
ubhubneauilflonovethmourpeteelacwmiu'

Fancy Articles.

Of every dovcription to be sold at 8‘1 '.' cents on a dollar at actual cost Don‘t tell to call upon s.s if is

For Evening ‘Use.

We have same: complee eminently! hindeomu Fans. consisting of Salimlalhcr U nus, pfuln

Insurance Building,

 

a n star: being an opru reason

(Inte‘ Wool ilo-iery It. the ease

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Opera Gloves and Mitts.

in en lengths qnahike and ell-rice; pines 010love: from um upwenla; mites on lime trim The
upwards.

For Gents’ Evening Wear.

We always cury in etotk a most complete seaort'nent of Ties. Hanuhrrhlele, etc. c net-ting or every-
thing new. Collars and cola we are he in the lead with e‘ylea, qualities and price

SHIRTS.

We here just received a new and com rte stock throughout 0! all the newest style; "I shim for the
name. which we consular the but ever a own to South Nowell, for Vic. ti 2'). 8: on aid 3‘.‘ (-0

 

REMEMBER OUR LOCATION.

M. S. SMITH,

 

stouth Norwalk.

 

 

lllIBBillS!

”OF-—

ALL GRADES

AND AT

Lowest Prices I

The Best Goods tor
the Least lousy

——AT—-—

H. S. BRflWN’S

BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane's Block.
as. IAIN STREET.

 

' 28 late 8L, 0.». Harwell;

hats Fish timers,

“MIMI-MM.

‘ AT moment: no «out ,

enhance

 

 
 

' , (M d - Iron. COIN
L' .= . . Pele mend ninth-sky hat-m

Swan 85 Bushnell,

in is .
my can. :2. . vm ....
We. a plea-ma Isaac
mamwmflfim

taste-Mm“ , Ire. rah nuns.

 

JOié'iié’ vi-I. seen:

FLUBIST.

MIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK

HHS? ”Hill“!

FALL STYLES,

lneligrsdeaand colored
Still and Soft lists, Silk Ilaie

Boy's Beta and Cape. Crush [late for men and
hose. Kama-or; natatormeo at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

“slag, Cleaning and Ironing
fitlk llate. :29

WAS Willi mm.

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One denim—1h» Beat.

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Home 0m Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.

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liahackemo Hotel, -

Grind loan II
Beibre Stock Taking. 4
EVERYTHING MUST GO;

 

 

 

 

All of This Week.

 

 

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A Rare Chance for Bargains Inuit
°’ Departments.

““3“ 60008 AT lovawusm Low mans"

Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of
Warm Weather.

 

 

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

HOLID

With big hearted bargains and

celebrate-d Deer Drop Store.

‘ A FULL LINE 0F

Builders Hardware,
PAI N TS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros Hard Oil Finish.

Wire Steel [Door Mats,
”hematite-rest.
w. c. oumrann
m mu. m
”venom: Minnow.»
omen a noewm umsiou.

Omectsd Jan. ma. mo
Passenger‘huaa.

 

 

. prices. Prizes and surprises for everybody. The
larger: variety 0! Finite and Nuts of all kinds at lowest prices. We are selling
large quantities of Fine Butter at 250. per pound.

c. E. SEYMOUR’S,‘

33 Washington Street. South Kuwait. _

A Merry Bhristmas! .

2,000 10572000 lbs.

Or the B» .1, the Choiceat, the largest variety of

AY CANDYl'f;

in the city,

At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90¢.

$01113an0nt Every Purse, Ever-Y Person '

S()1VIE'I‘ IIING FOR YOU.

OMETHING
'I'O
,UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
TOCKING.

AND STRAIN N030IDY’S PURSE.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Remember the place, at the

 

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Celebrated iqnav'c , ,_
Spectacle: all he Glassy;

 

 

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