Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 16, 1890 · page 3

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hoofvalosandofrvalolgnilmnes.
‘l’horvsolattoawootovor without-atlas.
Tb—atsthsaposoodanumborofosnata
“tomb-thatched”:
Mating» ho-mtesd surl- in Indi-
h'ritory; oettlingoelah cl li-oari tor
moanypoidto Inillth “Anti. 1&2; for
mu. Ibourlrtver withinonemile
olthtmouth at the Kansas river; appro
:fln‘mm forohall ofrvcordsin

‘l'hoouato theawent iatoseeret session.
andottfilladjooraed.

who-vedthraomoathhimorahly.
torneys-aymakaa maxi-am charge of
mint nrosecutinzany claim nndsrthis

“mmmwmouum, in-
trodnnodby him last month,with amend—

“muimouyqrudhhythecompm
dttsoonpendons. ltprovidesforthopsm
mutflamonth of all porno. who
mod three months or more in the military
ornaval servioe,ond were honorablydn—
Mud are nowdenendsnt and in-
WMthrongh their own vicious
hhtta fa labor. Provision is made also
“Masthewidoworchildren.
, n. M.- leradltlon Treaty.
' hthalsantoedonof thesenatethellne
inutnditiontresrywuundereonsideravm
tin. Dnrfngthe discussion agreatdeolof
mwthedameproridingfortheex-
{radium of political criminals dereloped,
audafta a short dehotetbeoenaterecom—
mittedthatreatyto the committee on for.
duralstiom. Thee-lendarot unobjerted
mm thsn takenupandannm—
budcmfirntiomworemode.

'Ilw Bel-“Ina Bill Wanted.

The home resumed comiderotion of the
repute! theflilcott investigating commit-
tsqaadlr. Stewart made anargumenttom
mthattha Wilma diP

”walk”.
Ir. folkrwedinthesamevoin. He
ddthtthsrawasuoenpro- law '

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picture

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JAM ad Ir. Pay-on. at Illinois;
arguiiafavorotthssaajwltyrepm
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lion. All the windows in the vicinity were
brnhsaandthestel demolished. llr. lio-
Coomoil. of thin place. treated theinjured.
altar which lhsywmssnttothell’est
Penn hospital at Pittobur‘.

NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

Ilse Governor's lalary III! Baeo-ao Law.
hen-tori“ committee Chairmen.

Taurus. Jan. to. —Aftrr a batch of hills
had been introduced. Mr. Marsh moved that
arecemofhalfan hourlmmkemond nonh-
jeetion waomada. Thelmrpooe wastoflve
the senate time to send over the governor’s
mlary bill. At the expiration of that time
Secretary Iott appeared with the bill.
Undrracallofthe home-ad a
of the rules. moved by iir Harsh the bill
was rushed through to third reading.

The final vote on the nmaoure was '9 to
1]. Governor Green immediately signed
the bill. The governor‘s salary is raised
front-i .onzotiowwo This ion much as
isnaid the governorof any state in the
quon.

Prudent Nevins. of thesonato. announced

PM!" the standing committeea The chairmen

Judiciary (lardner; revisionof lawn Gardner;
finance Miller: corporation. Thompson: muni-
cipal cormrotiono, Cranmer: hanks and insur-
ance. Gardner. adoration. Rue: militia (.‘rnrr
nIo-r: game andflshcrles Roe; agriculture. Doe;
miscellaaennahnsinem. beaming: riparhnrlghts:
Fowler; elections. Gardner; claims and woman.
Carter; unfinished harness. Ililler; engrossed
bills. Carter; lalrur and industries, Miller; hor-
ougha and borough» mmm'mslono. Wm joint

ee on treasurers aomuuto. Iiwmpaou;
otate prison. Carter: lunatic asylum Cranmer;
statelibrary. Killer: public munda, etc. Rue;
printing. (indoor: pnnvetl hills, Roe: comm
and navigation. Fowler; federal relations.”
tin: boys' reform whoolltaming; sinkingfund.
Gardner; girla‘ industrial school Miller; deaf
and dumb asylum. Carter.

Stopped by the Police.
Cmcaoo, Jan. "1— Between 51110 and
emo peoplepaldtl ortl. fiomhlaot night
for the satisfaction of seeing a boxing match
with six ounce pillows~cslled gloves by
murky—stopped by the police authorities.
Thenceue was Battery D and the contest—
ants were Billy Meyer. 0!} 3,:rontor Illa.
clumpion light weight of the northwest. and
Barry Gilmore. of Canada. According to
the programme the men should have fought
eight rounds with two ounce glovea Gil-
more has twiceheen knocked out by the
8treotorlad. Hora than ordinaryintwest
wuotteehsdtotheevent. Inthehfthround
layer forced the fighting-nit both men
went at each other viciously. although the
character of the gloves made the affair but
child‘s play. After an exchange of blows
both men clinched and were punching each
other in the ribs,when Capt. Fitzpatrick
mounted the stop and ordered hostilities to
cease. His ultimatum wu received with a
roar of dciolon, followed bya torrent of
tunes and lloteototion.

Woman'slioardofltosions.

Boo-roman. lt—‘i‘hn twenty-second an.
nualmeetingoftheWoman’sBoordofllisr
Iionsopened in IonntVeI-nonchnrch yea-
tsrdaywithalargaattmdanee. There-pat
of thoboruadepartment was givenhythe
home secretary. It A. B. Child. In the
mm churehm muscled with the board
therearenowl,llllanxiliaryaocietirs,wlth
amrmherilip “50.010. Twentyvtwo mis-
mummunmwmm
eignfleldduringthayear, eleveugoingout
fwthefirottlnsoadelsvearoturaingaftsr
oporiod oi rat in thlscountry The re-
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.fullowod the d infantry over the
‘ ‘ ‘ To to thaw, the
regional In its light hoesmoentan—

over. MI donated. the Second Illinois.
under Col. ill-roll. roealvod the lexicon lire.
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"leanwhllo the lane-I wore driving the
Indiana ond Arkansas volunteers 06 the
plat-amend outttogolf thorn-Isa lathe
emulate from the main army. ‘l‘hsoo, per
airing the how. and trusting that the
lawns would be checked by tho Arkan-s
and Kentucky cavalry. toward whhh they
were approaching. abandoned their podtlon
and came running down the morale side.
with a view of cutting their way back to the
halt-rho. But the mounted volunteers made
but a brief stand again“ the lmpetuom
ehameof Ilium-nil Ampudia‘s light
infantry no em saw the riflemsn mo“
than they followed chancn I” book. firing
as they went. The slaughterof our poor
follows was dreadful; the Texans were aunt
hilated. [nono confused mans rinemen and
volunteer cavalry, Arknmiens and Ken-
tuckians were driven back by the advancing
eulnrnns of the my. aml little was ‘ ‘
toemnplntetberont. ' ‘ ‘

“sun the light infantry under Ampudla ‘

were premiugon bytlIe left tothe rearof
Wood’s positlon. Most prorhlmflally. at
that morn-mt Taylor arrived with llavis’
“not riflernen and Kay‘s dmzoona
The former barely stopped on instant for the
men totlll their canteens. thou haste-no! to
the fluid. Boiling with rage, Davis called on
the Indiana volunteers to form ‘bchind that
troll,’ pointing to his m. and advance
against their enemy. Their colonel. [lowing
the teen streaming down his face. tiniliugali
his appeals fruition. seized a musket and
joined the Mississippinna as a private. Time
could not behest. Ampnclia was chm upon
them. Davis formed and advanced with
stendytread against a bodymomthanllve
times his strength. Arum of balls poured
upon the Wopinnn, but no man pulled a
trigger till sure of his mark. ‘l‘heu those

deadly rill»: bluwl and stunned the Mexicali ..

advance. A ravine separuted theta from tho
Enemy. Davis gave the word. and with a
cheer down they rushed nod up the other
old»: thm forming hastily. with one awful
volley thoy matured tho .‘Ilexitmn head and
drove them back to cover."

Time was when oenfeucos like those would
havernlsoda storm of angry discussions in
manystateo; bultherebao beenawar since
then which taught men of every rtato that
panic seizes tho bravest men under oome cir~
cunntonveo—J. B. P.

Wouldn't Baht. the Emperor.

Two new details. one significant and the
other amusing. are told in the French papers
of the sojourn of William and the emprcm of
Germany at Constmtinople.

The highest dignitary of the Mussolman re
iigion. aner Lnflie, whom the sultan bu ele
voted tn the position of Sheik ul Islam, high
prim and lint dignitn-ry of the Turkish
church, refused topayll’nreqnctstotheim-
perial grant. No influence. not even the sni-
tan's,could ludncehimtostayin thepalaoe
to receive the ruler-of Germany and hlawifo,
lnvotndid they quoteto himpn-ageefrom
the Koran recommdtng hospitality to
crowned heads; Omer Luflie. who poses for
the moat learned men in the ilu-ulman
world. quoted nth-a which exempt from
such obligation, and left the mltan's palace
toshuthinnlf upin Mom with hlsvery
black wife. Hedid not again makehianp
peorancein thocity until after thedeprtun
of the emperor and emprem.

Whiletheempruwasin thecityshepnid
thuvifitstothesultan’sseraglio. On each
oceadonallthewhiteslsvuof rhesultanre-
eslvedherwith music and singingaud two

danghtersof the salmon: 12 years
audtheotherll, playel unoeBtronswoltm
forher. Onher lortvisit the elder of the
young girh. to entertain her. said that she
hawhowtorecite removal-y well,and,ths
mounting. fiehepnto recite, toths
gmt astonishment ot the German. some

verses from lingo. Them putting the and.

but faceon the maturrshe couhi. applauded
thayonnggirlonduausald:

“Ymdon‘tknowmthof'

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know With ‘Bell‘ by heart,butltbso
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the My or contact
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Instrumental sud Vocal Music.
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street, ronIh Nan-lo. run It

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a) Wuhln'tu Street
(II-ten Daily from! retrain. oudfrom ' m: p. In
Ind or Saturday mnlngr f on: G to 5

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FURNITURE

NEW STCllE.
NEW 000118.

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Holiday P resents,
hon mimic. mm Macho chair
”3?... h stalls. In fact ererylhlng yet
flirty” of the furniture llna.

inviteotoollonolookstahrlght
mopeds.

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A M low prepared to odor

Canned Goods

0f flower Quality allow prices with a dbeoun
on quontl us of It: orrnorc cow as per append

PRICE LIIT.

new Corn. llc per can. 0 can- we

Illlvt gnarl Iy ’l’muotou. 10c [or can. 6 can: 55c.
limo lrxc can. ll cans 10c.

.flltdml’mJ phrcI-II scan-me

IormstI’rol. lbepor 001chan I:

Buceotuh. no not can. 6 can: or. .

firing [hone lacperoan. Coon-tut

Golden hunpkln. I'lc per ran. 6 con» “2.

lschlu- lloy inhaler. line. lac per can. 6 cans .l 0.5

salmon. ilcpor camocouotl (b.

We coll oped-l notice to our
Epicurean Canned Clams,

Packed at Bar llsrhnr. lune. wsmnled fine. on
p11. l'howder and mm» at ehort notice. Also
like 'uoun they are with vinegar. 12.1.1: pt! con. 6
an! MC.

Baird than». 15¢ per can. 6 tone Mr.

Canned Fruits.

Blur Romeo ( Iendld pics) like ptr ran

illa h‘herrlrs. I can. 012th

Calixurnia Avrleuts. it per can. 5 cans ll

1 I'lfomla Pounce. me per can. ll cons 3t 1"
California Gran Gore flame. the moon. beans

05.
Ca'llfurrllt Plums. 23¢ per can. 5 one 31.06
California“! lite Cherries do not can.
California Peale. 8c per em

8 aura Polar White Charla. We put an. scans 951:

Quality of all these Goods Warranled

Any not right will In made gout We still can
linm: to roll

Florida Sneel oranges at 23c 11 doz.

Dibble l lumsmck.

lchlIA‘N & STEEL,
Carriage Bulldersl

No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.

 

 

 

Warm: and Carriage: made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered
and hung.

“—MM

JOBBISO PBOMPI'LY ATTENDED'TO.
Ill!

”"lwal’G'lFlTN’FfY—"NRT
Carriage Makers

And manufacturers of

All kinds of We one.
Trucks, MS. e o.

Alltlndsnf lrl
mmmmmmm udwu’ tussle.
RewBoIdCartronly
no

m—Shoetn and all
kinds ofBlaokgntthing

Punt of Franklin 8.,
South Norwalk.
until u

WAGONS'W

Kewandseeoad—hond

Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

 

 

Prices to Suit All.
Cell and See Them.

Hum TILLY.
CANDIES

“all“. room-

BAKERY

mmcomoomm-usmm
midtown”.

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bottom. If the dealer annot enp
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Fine Calf. lira
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31.76 830’: ’03 MISSES.
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$3 SHOE GERTLEMEH.

[and Grain mm

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HOB.
RMP'R 5" SHOE
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$3 & $2 SHOES Jun 033.

mourn?“

John Schauh” & Son.

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mm than}. Coping. ’“wm‘ i—t“
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Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

88 Water em loll I!

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workman of many years ex Leave
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vuert Nanak and
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patients.

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Horse Clipping done by machine noun. by a
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0m Smuh Kid L‘t‘llf’fl’ $2 (‘0 Show are

L‘zdira' French Kid Hand Serial, L'u!
Will a‘ mind. you.

A hrs in .1 ul' Lndms’, libsidrri.‘

CLOVER

hovelties of all kinds

for war little brother. your sweetheart,
parente, just call at

 

Brick. Lime.

louutalu, Franklin.
Wilhelm-re, Coats.

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Cement...
Blue Stone. Etc,

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Yard‘ foot of Washington and flas-
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COME FOR

Your Bhrislmas Presents

UNIVERQAI...

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The Universal Store .
No. 10 North Main Street, South Norwalk. ‘

E. C. KERRIGAN, Proprietor.

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im’ French turned and welt:- at prim that

‘D'luu-i- that mil pay all to cymine.

& OLSEN,

 

'TETORE.

in Fancy Glass Ware at

UNIVERSAL STORE.

 

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

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

 

If y: n are puzzled what to give anybody, and get an idea of appropriatepreuafi

your mother, your father, and your grad

 

 

Flilaslllru.

Cor. lain h West tits.

PLUMBING,
{Steam and Gas Fillilf,

STEAM HEATEIIS

All!

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