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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 27, 1890 · page 3

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”A irealllletieflllllaielamlel
Great Attractions.

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ladayoar m‘h‘nfimfum mhauln-iadihai
holara eloowhwa you would
“not-“ row-e purl-log

Wm lathle 'ahavola thlootoeka-aotaar-iallyondwalo
“beluga“ alumna-ritual. h. 4 Alan.

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ca. walla-aria.
.lo. mhmlgdmhfimwua hugalaiumhtoorpdoaoa a loader,

l90 per Yard.

“he! MWMflIUmRMwmdlmthhwd'adhh

* , 530.

Ikeofihh-araaulachaawidaia Mil. lieu-.lavy Ila-abrmaaraaao and all daailahla
.hmwfloni-alhaallr-IWAIIIW

390.
Satins, Gingham, and Domestics

0i whlrhweewly amnion-plate line. on new on exhibition foribolpriagtnde.

Cashmere Om'bre.

Oneal ihalowaathhriulhrlpringandlammanaelaalaeoauhlhltim.

Hosiery and Underwear

Iowa-kingpaatladaetlnnainthlodepartmo‘nttoclooe.
cumildrn'allodwwaor. unallyaold form, flamingo" riser.

250 "

A moot complete mtdwhe‘ihc llooiery.in PiainOoloraond Ship-.aowpioeodoaonr
minim-unmade.

Headquarters for Slilfli and ii] Plums.
M. 3. SMITH,

Insurance Building, South Nor-walk.

BRIDGEPOET.
W.B.HALL&CO

Silks. Silks-

A mention in Silka that will Astonish Every
Lady in NorwaIk.

23.00013 Rilllil ”Bill" Hill Nfllllll Bills like

hhrwyhunql-ndmlaeladingemiag ohadeo.toba oleadhynooa londayatnaly

$1.15 per larl actually lenl $4.00 all $5.003

m daedzaaduwaadthotianoeld ohbthatihattheyalaoil nominal
wad-hear ““ht- trade. lI-yiadyinllorjwolkahoaldaitendlhlogr-taaleoilaa

mammmmmmmmmanm

Genuine Black Guinet sells.

‘ animal-ta! knowoaalbanlogladr. prior”. Bellam-
eulatalihofih ”actual I:

For illustration, our flu Undaweor all

 

 

 

 

- Black Satin Rhadames.

Ask to see our Raven Black Saccarnppn

Cloaks.

Joell-eh down ”each.
All ‘ ‘fialodwwqflOfleaeh.

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W. B- HALL «q 00.
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:3 me Plillli'l‘.

Bill! Hill!

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haewaiiyuorahaadtiam oo ohco
Whale-puma lanai-hum!"
Allard-moan” thu—tioroam.”a

Charles B. Perkins,
86 KILBY 8t» BORTON.

Horse Buyers

We are oonotantly re-
eai tine Home.
anited to all oaa.
You will find the Pl!-
Es'r ooaonnae. the
8851' ROADI'I'ERI. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
3381‘ A arr-Inn of
BALI zones: in rain-
iield County. Par-tine
wanting any kind of a
Home. can be anitad
3333. All Borneo acid
by thin eatnbliohment
are wamlr'rzn.

i“. I]. PARSONs.

Bliflillllliii S'l'illll Fill.

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HOUBATON I0 BAILMAID.

DAIBUII I NGBWALI DIVISION.
Corrected Jan. 18th. 1890

 

 

Pane-certain.
mm.
balm-all. Manitoulin Ar Wlbon Point
13am. 1505.. 88;.
all “ an “ 3S "
roar " lots “ I)” “
Alumni lflnm. Hun.-
603 “ HI " i!) "
550 “ lined no "lined no "I'x'o
A?“ to on 7" 0| I. 1.10 II to
on It h! ‘0‘) oh lo ‘0” no no
moor
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I:
I NOB'I'H.
in. Wilma Mat. “.80. Rerwalll Armorwolh
Ulla-.leed imaml'x't Holland
.5 a. lo 6” at u ..‘ an
Sill " 9l8 " 923mm
to " 1313p. ln. than...
250 ‘ lined 310 "lined aid llad
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do} " 03H " 6” "
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mt.
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Job Printing

GO To

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United Staten.
rolls noon Aaron's usi- Wild.

A lean-a at the later-atla- W
nu lahao woun- won-um on
not: to lemonade-awa- Dead
wile-aloe". Other lagoon“.

law Yuan, lob. Ila—Hr. William Wal'
dart hater woo made one of thoriohoot I.
la the United Bitten-Mb” tho rioh'mtd
oil—by a Menu» covering four pogoo oi
loolanap that woo died in the
odloayaotordoy—thowillofhiofothorfloha
Jaeob dolor. The will vraaaated no WON.
to the onrrogato, Ino- tbo lagarao, William
Waldorf m. woo the only child living
and In Later woo dead. '

Ian n..- GINO...”

It will probably never be known how
mnohproportywoodiopooodoi byJohaJor
ooh Aoior’o will. Charleo F. Boothnayd
aaidthotbadld notknowand bewoaldaot
guam lt woo learned lromoaonroa near
the deter family that olwlwm lo a large
gnom William Waldorf Astor will, her
over, when hoaddrthoproporty haqnahthad
tohim by Ida fathorio bio on '
havo more than also,ooo,ooo, but not m.-
MJXD. lib-aid that noonainoxiatenna
ontoidooi W. W. ambimoolioonldgno-
within 82.0”,“ of what he to worthnow.

lt woo loomed yaoterday that Joh Jacob
Aator did not convey any property ioothar
relativaa except hia oon before bio death.
He gave hie ran a dngle plane of real estate
oom- month ago becanoa he wanted it, but
there 3 no other ground lor the otoriao pub
lhhedatthetinoethat he had oonmrd a
lot of poverty toWilliam Waldorf Aotorin
order to foreatall a poaoiblo content oi hie
will. The docnmt in, in part, or Iollowa:

'l'lia Will.

1, John Jacob Aaron oi the city of New
York, do hereby make, publish and declare
tbielobelnylaotwillandteatamant:

First—l givoand bequeath to my friend
Alexander Hamilton, now reoidingator near
lrvington, the rum oi ”Lilli.

Second-l give and bequeath the follow-
ing legacleo, namely; To the
known or St. Luke‘a boapltal. ”MM; to
the corporation known or the Metropolitan
lnaenm oi Art, 850.01); to the corporation
known no the New York Cancer hoapltal,
”Glow; to my cousin, Jams Bimmono
Armstrong, mow.

'l'he Aolor Library'o Share.

Third—l give to the oorporadon known
no the Truateeo oi the Astor library from
my personal estate the aunt of ammo who
paid at the expiration of two year- from
my death, and to bo- inroated and kept in-
terred by oaid corporation in any otocko or
oecnritieo or property oi any other dear-rip
tiou whatever. either real or wannal, in the
discretion of the trnotaea of the raid cor-
poration styled “’l'bo Truatera of the Astor
library.” And I will and direct that the
net income oi the raid iund oi mom from
timeto time be applied only to and be on-
pended in the purchase of book:

The demoed further willed ”All! to the
mm of the library to cover their face in
the future for doing the library‘o bndnoan

All to William Waldorf Later.

Filth—All the rat, raoiduo and remainder
oftha proprtyudmhmnalnwwll
ao peroonal,and whoraaoovor situate, which
attbetlmeofmy death ohollholongto
or be subject to my diapooal by will. I give,
deviar and luqueath onto my one, William
Waldorf Astor, aboolntely and in feo aimple
to him, his heir-o and forever. on-
oording to the nature of the property.

Sixth—l appoint my son, Willlam Wal-
dorf Astor, and Chnrlrs F. Sonihmayd, of
the city of New York, to be executor: of
thin, my will. In witne- whrreof I have
hereunto set my band and real the 0th day
of January, 1888. J. J. Anon.

AN EXCITING SCENE.

A Woman lento ller Daughter'a Ba-
trayariatha Ontario Iaaae.
Onowa, Ont, Fin 2!.—-A aeration woo
canoedinthooorridoroolthohoaraotnnla-
moaohylond obrioha coming humorous
ooenpiodhythohncbtnnolatorofdobata.
lamboraandarnatoromhadiromthaaom-
mlttaoroo-aaadia afew morn-hill
roomandoorridorrwcothrongadwithmi-
ourpactatora. Theorem which M
itaalfwaodenidadly interesting. An able»
bodiadFrenohlady.llro.l.aFl-ambara,waa
bolahorlng the able! tranolotor, lir. Banana.
inaroryrlgoronomanner. Then-analotor
waaknockedontondratirodiromtboplaoo
lnaverydilopidatadeondltioo.
litranqllndlateronthattho oombolli
waa Ir. Demarao’o reduction of the lady‘a
daughter. Tbevictim h nowinal la
hoopltai in tho onhnrbo oi thecity. Do-
manohahrothorofthomomborloraQna
ban eonotituanoy. Legal aetionia threat-
anadnnlomthogniityoilcialraahothoflrl
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The Iawtelle Verdiat.

Gan! Faun, ll. ll, fob. ill—Tin eon-
t-ro’ajnryin the flowtolloeoaobu
open a‘ verdict la mbatanoo it dealer-
that the body found in the larch road
woolhwaothtoifliromaawtellofibatho
oamotobhdoothbyreaeoaofbnllotwoando
indicted hyloaoeaawtoile while laiaear-
rlagenoarllnttor'o womb unluaday.
h 'I'hetheorybtbatl-aodrov‘atheteam.
aadooaingadohnhad born on thoedgool
Mother’- woohaohort distance from tho

thorooommlitod thomnrdw. Then

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atom-lobe W. looaa‘y; attorney amoral.
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P.

loch-star (N. Y.) Ila-errata have no.-
laatad for mayor William Carroll. an old.-
.a. and loo-mombaroitbomentivo board,
William W. Barnard.

Harlin]! Ania-me, onooithooldootand
mootwidoiyknownadnoamninthooontry.
diadathaho Halon, Fla, Fob. so no war
”Mot-re

ll 3.“ “Dumb-10 boot and t
monsoon. m

Iliad klillorfixtanoive furniture deal-
II at lymonth 9a.. havohamolooadnp

eyes-mm.
lodyingotJa-aioo.

 

Ila “lb-nae Covert
Ia. l..irom tho nanltoi aeriminol opara
tine. John I. liamott. of I'll Broadway,
30" Y0“. her lover, boo boon arrvetad.

Ixecnuono aggregating 311,000 have bean
lulled agalnot Dillman & Boar, hardware
marchento of New Holland, Pa Their “Cr
bill“- Ire large.

In lane at Bio Recovery lo lateral-ad.
Dead.

homer, Fab. ill—The conditional young
Abraham Unooln ia annonnoadao entirely
bopolaao. and the and lo looked for moment
ariiy. One at the latest reporta from the
badaido lo that the young namaaoke of the
martyr proohiont baa pamed away.

Young Uncoln, who waa known to all hia
intimateooo “Jack," woo born at Chicago
oeronieen years lie woo alwaya a
strong, healthy boy. whooo favorite portion
war playing the national gawbaoaball,
until a earbnncle appeared upon bio ohoul-
dar loot October.

Physician ooon mw the neoeoaity of cut—
ting out the corbnnolo to oavotha boy'a life.
The operation Ioftan above- whlch all the
skill of English and French physician
failed to heal. 'l'hooe who know him beat
deacribe him no the non! of honor and man-
linaeo, a grave boy for bio age; olow, delib-
erate, but decisive in bio actionoand opeeeh;
an advanced nudent, fond of athleticrporfa,
but witbal a univarral iaroriteamong Ilia
companions; a boy who never oped the man-
ners and babito of a man.

 

Proaidant Day Dlaeradiia the Report.

le Your, Fob. 27,—The story about
the threatened disruption between the Na-
tional league and American annotation on
account of the dlopote over First Baoeman
Iabane between the New York and Colum-
bno clnbo find: little credit among the Na-
tional league people. Prooident Day woo
aoanin regard to tho matter. lie said: “i
don't consider the diapatch an expire-ion of
theofllcial opinion of the Colnmhua club,
and don‘t believe the idea emanated from
them. Lebane bar not been signed by the
New Yorke, and will not be until the nettle-
nlant oi the qumtiono of bio reloaoo irom the
Bulfalo club shown that we are entitled to
him. if it is found that we harem claim
upon him he may go to Columbuo without
any interference on our part.” It h under.
flood that [Johann baa gone to Cbarleaton,
where he will Illeet tho New York club and
play with it in the exhibition games.

 

Seal th ~Examined.
Amine, Feb. 21'.——Cailing Contractor
Snaith was examined before the atate board

of claim in the hearing on hieclaimagainet

themto. He admitted that there had been

oeveral changes from tho apociiicationo, but

that they were made at the onggeation oi
the architect and the superintendent of
public buildings. The chongea did not ma-
terially aflect the price. V’ouclmro for the
various rum: drawn iron the state treasury
were produced and witness stated that he
had never made out any of them; that Mr.
Andrews made upthe amounts and vouchers

ondheoimply oigned them. He admitted

having drawn the money on all of them,

even the one representing only $6,800, upon
which he had drawn 0855“).

A Deaparata Break for Liberty.

Now You. Fob. fl—Eariy in the morn-
ingan attemptwoa mode by aix priaonoro
to scope from Randall‘o “and. The load-
wa d the mntinaora were Frank HnClelland
and Jamar Riley. They knocked down the
night guard, Jonah Ketcham, and bound.
gaggedand robbed him. An alarmwao
gimauda thorough oearch made in the
fog and darknam for the desperate man
After an hour’a orarch IcClolland and
were found on the water front, and ohortly
aftarward the other four men were «linear-
and. They were held in 01,111) for trial.
Ketchnm woo not anxiously injured.

The Figaro Sharing Champlo-ahlp.
Ottawa, Ont. Fob. iii—In the lgura
ting content for the cbnm of

will
“place with 30" pointo; la. Pereira, of
Ottawa, waoagood around with 3853‘ potato;
flannel}. PhiiupaotNewYorhonondm
pdnhaad tookthird place, and P. Ruben-
lelndalohad fourth with till poinia The
lie: wan loft and tallied to hop the rooting

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HUNT’S REMEDY t
in c. H. mm lair Agent. liar York.

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oatl thermos

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CHILDREN’S PICTURES
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Successful Specialty.
ii? ii
In B BID“, 0... MIMI. Jillian)?“

Bialelloardd
lembar Conn. l. 6 B. Aoo'n.

Wm. B. m. & s05,
Sanitary and Hydraulic ileileers

lain Olen; 65 I 61 'aahington so:
Dom KOIIWALK. (21’
Ill "It“ mn’l‘gmr, N. Y .

Blanch Ofllcro : PORTSHMIR. N.
WAT KY.

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LocalSnrveviaga-dlleneral Work will hem

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PRA'I'T’S Fflflfl

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Purses, [Jami all Gilelele

Sure Care for all [nu-aim.

MAKES HENS‘ LAY
BAlED HAY AND STRAW.

Peal less—file Beeline

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liYM NI] BRUS

Jolm n. FBBRIS,
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Bidet, Lime. Conant.
Blue Stone, Etc.

Loblgb, Laekawanna, hornet
lountalll, Franklin, and
Wilkeobarre Cools.

llelt fer RUBBER Plllli

Yard‘ foot of Woobingtun and liar-
Ihallotreeta. Branch ofloo at Bilbao
Milli

 

Alannardvolom'aythrmhlane—fnoh

mars, millennial:

Spinach, lettuce, r...
'l‘o-ata eaten), trait,
(loaned Goods, are.

Goons acumen; milieu.

 

 

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'idaWei

'rou Flour still loot-lamp no mi 9 ,
standard, and lo selling very In.

Q? ' ' Price 86.75 a Barrel iii a Bil. T;

aimlluml. lama;

25¢. a. lb. title. a. lb. 250. a. lb.
THEY collie PAR AND NEAR FOR IT.

'l'llll VERDICT-Mu in better than I have heal paying I. name
a pound for.”

COME AND SAMPLE IT. _
we move: Fol: Tm: LEN'I‘EN season

Pickled [library glam, fiplendid Water Lily 006mb. Large Bloaier lienlrg. Intro
' I

i Beale.
l l ‘ . Jockey Club Boldiaal. the choice-l Columbia River Salmon. a?“ larva-
gian Herring. Weare headquarters for

Bridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury, Volunteer ,
and Diploma Flour. . ‘

Way down in price lie ohm andoetonrprleeabefore yon nominee The place for the famo-
lloao Gleam Lurch Cracker. handled by none.

PRESERVES.

Quince. Pineapple, Plum. Ralpbury. Peach old Stnwhorry. if you want onlioh try them. Woofer ‘
you the beat lino oi

CANNED GOODS.

in this country. Have you tried the Celebrated Dew Drop Bartlett MMfimu-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'eo, Peon, Corn. tomb. L'ma Ileana. «he. Ac.

Here we all let the Best Goals at the Lilili Possible Price:

 

We are still selling the Northfieid Creamery Butter at 32c nib.

 

Let every one crime that will to

alleles e. Silliilill’l. :

33 Washington Street, South Norwalk.

A Positive Sale!

The Lanes Clearing lei Sale 1‘
BllflTS Mill Will

Ever offered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store oi

C. H. HARVEY,

North l‘lain Street, South Norwaalh,

lllEflATlil see

As we intend to make extensive improvementsl'in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to work at some at
the earliest possible moment, we will a

Close Out All Kinds of Goods
Marvelously Low .Pfiees.

Look at the Figure

Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 16, 20, 3 '
all at 50 a pair. _ .
Ladies’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all atlfioa
Lodiea' Merino Underwear, formerly at 500, now 850.
Genis’ goods will be closed out at equally low priest.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

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