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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1891 · page 1

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tho objectol her wrath hidinghehiud
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knocked togethernud hie tooth chatter»
ad. hoiniuriatod woman, mtng that
her victim would not come outto die,
decided togoaiterhim. Thoboidkuight
madoadaeh tor the haymow.,hotiy pur-
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color. appealed to tho crowd, but getting
no reeponne trout them dove into the
haymow and won neon no more until the
woman made her departure. About ten
minnten otter aho departed Heoly'n head
wonareothroughcoeol thetrapaintho
ceiling and he won hard to inquiro.
“Say. old man.han the goonf' Upon
hoiogoaaured thatoho had vautnhed the
Sir Knight mode hie appearance. cover-
ad with cobwahnaud haynoed. llo woo
brunhed up by audio of the men and
madotolook oncomoroliha him-ell
Bo wenawted down the etrnotand.»
ionaid, bought a couple of 48 calibre ro
volwerowootuho protected ogoinntony
inrthorliflcnlty with the late oox.

rm: contentment: utensil.

An loidant lbw-duckling lotwoon
ll‘wo ltnto Dent-noon.

The veinnah'ol Comptroller Staub to
pay theulary oPKEEillmnooi the
opvciol police at the capitol. oddnanother
in the eerie ol intereating queatiooo that
are daily cropping out.

The otatuten provide that the “Govern-
or may commiaoion during hia pieoattre
one or more pernoce named by the comp
troller to not an policemen in the capitol
and upon the capitol groucdo."

Under thin proviiiou the comptroller
canton the poroonn; and It in oooerted at
tho gmevoor’n moo that thin wan done
in the mount inatoooo by Ohio! Cloth
Iooro during comptroller Wright’o ob
onnce. it in raid at the comptrollev’a
ofloothntonehtnuotthecom. whiiotho
ofloinla in the punch room maintain
ito accuracy and hint that lit. lootc hon
iovgcttnn. ‘

Ir. Btaaboaid yeatetdav that ho had
token no action on yet in the matter ol

' Executive Clerk Broinevd’a nolary.

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and acid that ho had diocovorod a peek-
ago on Spring ntreet. neatly tied, which
very much roaomblei a newly born in-
i’oot. The oflcen immediately accom—
panied the man to the piano and alter
poking the bundle with their umbidinv
they aieo thought it membled a baby.
Odlcer Glad-tone ptopcned going to Put

cam Bio-o houae lot a lantern. which he
did. . fleturniug to tho place Oilcer Cou-
iey oaieiniiy cot tho corn with which
tho poekngo woo tied. Their ditap-
pciotrneut and rem-rho may he better
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theiroapannotoday.

Tlif‘cnrrier room at the South lorwalk
poato’flooin being arranged and fitted
npin‘oa improved atyio. Tho carriera’
drake have been turned about in a line
andptmota hatter appearance. Polo
mootetbotyiinotat aliaiowahoot
making needed improvement, and tho
worh‘thathvhan neon-filmed [or tho
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i’n-Idm Britt. at the m IMF tottering mm olwoynreddod hero. Ahcnttwolvoo'clock Wee-lemma: reading and itwanortlarod ~

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to an old and reapeoted lontyonngmenhiokoiutotholnymour

claie.” ltntttio wot taken ,
Theodoy night the Filth!

Ninth m memo the pontofloo. Tboyhrokothowlodownin wooplacodouthoutothlifli
”I"! “no! thophoo. When tho thopioco'ondwhenluaidonmaohedevery waa received with gndawo
which wilt-Women tho thingwhiohwoohtukohlo. mm. joking. Thiniatho'hutll
iron on dent Wtunderflolfllln piotoly wrecked tho moneyaad portal hanioadayettablhhedflotith
Douglonfowlnrloetbreomootha‘oorvico. ordnrdrawern, but color an i known. writer. Itwili be appreciated:
Bonn altorhinroMn howontouiiu tenured nothingol value. Twooltho Connecticuhwhetotho

wuow and tour children—Ira. John J.
Goodwin, Stephen D. Jr., and Toendoro
l'. Byxboe. all oi South Norwaik, and
Ira. M Stowog'ol' flinch-town. no
woo ohrothor of Froncioli'. Byxhoo.ot
thin city. John G. and Theodora Byxboe.
ol Ieriden,oud Ira. Sarah Iewcomb.
of Brooklyn. The iuuoral will be irom
hie into rooidooo'e, Booth lain otteet.
Iondav, at 1:!) p. m. Iembernot tho
0. A. B. and the maoonic intercity cor-
dially invited.

TIMI“. PAIAOIAPII.
haunt-ca aan Ila-tag- at raapla wo
Ina to loan Ahaae.

Cook flanlord Beodetaoc, oi Philadel-
phig. in in town today.

GhaoLGotton. oi’ Dorhy,io viaiting
lrienb on Went avenue.

Jamel W. Hyatt and O. E. Wilncn
have returned iron: Benton.

Ibo Dotho Pinon, oi the borough, in
mingthodoy with irionh in New

hnotnom trip to Mucky. Ohio.

Station agent David Gould, won in
Bridgeportyoainrday at tho bodnido ct
hio uncle. who in dongeroufly in.

Principal W. 0. Panto.“ tho South
Norwalk ochooln, will attend the par-
tormancocl Booth and Barrett, in New
York. thin evening.

P. A. Ptoko,purchaains locus or the
Connolidntcd railroad company in in
town today looking alter the loot Nor-
walk intoreatn of the company.

mum-mar.

The El- City Gun Club will hold a
tournament on their grunodn in New
Karen, on Good Friday. ahooting to
morocco at 930a. m. The following
gentlemen will be barred an oxporto
from ahootiog in thin tournament—thin
in to give the necond and third clone
thootntonchaucoto win oomothing: J.
savage, F.A.8horman.J. B Gonid.G
bondero. L W. Widmonu,0. B. Brintol,
E0.Whitnoy.P. Potter. 0. E. Long-
don.ll.B.Baten. Anyporoon wiohing
toohootiotbirdo,cncdoaowithout go-
iogintho owoopatako. Lunch will he
lurcfiodnttbociob hcnao.

A Good lanth'n lad-nan

The report nont to tho Superintend-
ont at tho Free Delivery Byatom at
Warhtngtcn. D. 0., lot the month oi
February, by poet manter O. 0. Huh-
hali, ohowa an exceedingly good with
hnoinono. Tho report to on loiiown:

behemoth-W lotion, 51: lot.
ternfljlh; pontoin, 4,018; uowopaporn.
etc. 18,056.

Collected—Local lettovn. b”. mail lot
teen, out; local poatnlo. It; mailpoatoln,
78!; oowapapern, etc... 5w. Total num-
horol pieeoo handled 51.430.

lament-moot otlowoyton.

Biting Bier Divioioo. 110. 41, 8. at T.,
will hold on entertainment thin evening.
Among the attractions wiilhoatreocon-
taining numerouo preveutn, lot which
tickatn will he acid. entitling tho holder
toapriaool tholullvnlnootthanmonnt
poidior it. Therowlllbcnpeaking. tech
moonlit-mite. loo cream will
Alargo party in ex-

taend to ho piiiaottion annual“
divininnot- *~’ 4'in 7 "‘V‘ " *"

county Inning
mom mac-m9.- County

., , the mod! 0‘
oth- two tailowa

Itln reported that all the quarriea
along the Connecticut river will inoreane
their working force by next londoy.
Thin day in known on hiring out day and
in a dbtinctlvo feature of Portland life.
ltin ahclidaythotia onlyexceedod by
the Fourth of July. On thin day the
men arooogaged tor thoonaaonaud tho
amount ot'mouoy thatthey arc to re-
ceivo for their oeooon’a work in alao
detormtned’ .

A locomotive and live treight corn no
oil thotrack a miloeoat oi Winoted. yen.
terday afternoon, and the track won torn
up. The brokomou jumped iron the
train. Noocow-o hurt. Pameoger traica
were delayed two hour'o, and pannongero
wcrott'ounferrcd at the ocean of the ac-
cident. The accident wan conned by tho
nprendiug oi the railn.

John Gaflney, Jr., woo arreotcd Wod-

neoday night, in New Hillard. and taken M

to tho lockup. Yeaterday moroingwhou
the oilicer went totho lockup he won
ntnrtlod to find that nometime during the
night Gafloey had died. Death won
from natural coueee. brought on by the
exoennivo one of aloholic liquors.

nary Brockway, aged iilteou yearn,
won attacked on o ioner highway in
Ewe: Tnonday «was. it! a drunken
railroac employee. She won out and
bruiaod and her clothing wan torn when
tho union of an approaching railroad
train frightened the brute away.

E. A. Bonudoro. ol Naugntuck. in tuing
tho Southern New England Telephone
contpouy [or m damagen. He claima
that in July. 1888.» called up thoNaug
atuck control omen to obtain Dr. Fred-
erick Spring, but woo unable to obtain
anything but profanity an an onooor.

Ina tightly corked bottle picked up
Thurndny in the Boutotooic river won
the photograph and a letter written by
a woman up the valley who winhen to
correopoud with a young man.

Boo. Samuel C. Ely of Lyme, eighty
yearn at age, died Tueaday. He had
oerved in both hranchen of the legialo~
turn and [or come yearn wan preoideot oi
the national bank in Emu.

John Kioghoru, on ordinary ottoman
on a Union achooner. loll irom the rig-
ging while the recent won oi the mouth
oi tho Gionecticut near Old Saybrook,
Wisdom”. and was drowned,

Hm I‘ IBIS-

whao to colon 0n nan-n one-t wutaa.

"The Chariot we of Ben flut" in one
of tho aolectiono which Ire. Neiilel.
Itddlebrook will recite in tho Congrega-
tional chapel thin evening. Ohrtatian
Budeovoreta heapeok for her a large
audience.

The romaine of Ira. Parmclia Van»
Boone". who died at the reaidenco oi
lint daughter. lira. Bureriih. in lot-
walk, Sunday oiterncou loot, were
brought to thin place yeaterday and in-
terred to Joo'a Bill cemetery.

Janie- 00ka now nporta around
town with a now hotne,oreceut pur-
chano.

The Wilton Loyal Temperance Legion
think they have a stirring programme to
prevent next Tuenday evening They
are bound to lot the people know whore
they ataud in regard to the elder quen-
ttoo. Come and hear what the Hatchet
inmily have to any.

There will be a Union temperance
xii-n; at ti» »?tw$w . W

matter, no, it - en . . ni-
motorist 1 ti: will... sun...
8. ‘olj 1.] N. Warner, a rolcrniad
lawyer oi New Haven. will give “thrill-
ing oketchan oi hin own experience.“

Notwithntaodiog the donut by Hen»
tenant Iiathion ol the charger preiovred
coolant him by Sergeant latent, it iookn

oreblfiedhythoi
,1."‘ “Mil!
L. Amnhiyollh

Janey. That in each
whore oflcoin now held;
every each oilico ohali ho ,. ,
on the tint day or April, one
eight hundred and ntnaty’_
praition then vacated ahall ho
ondiuthcctorool flute-of 0

to carry out the doatiny of tho.
aiioi aaid pooltionanhaliboiol‘ ‘
roviivoil,‘l with dt‘lmnt titlea.‘ ;
him In! utieo nlt mm

2. And hcitenacted, That-ll"
tionn or oflicen no revived oholl, be
by none but alomocrotn. either 7
or modern, and alter the oppnin _,
nro made, ovorynuch Domocrotohofle‘
main in office during hin lifetilli. Mi
death hie tonne, whether male or. ..
(priority in birth being the rule
hold the onion during hi or her
it ouch Democrat diet without inane.
next of kin, whether mold or
ahall helentitled to the burden. ,

3. And hoitonacted. That tho ‘
or each and every ,
ouy oflice in any city. town, town“ .
orhoroogh.or any atoto o W

on to tho Leginlatnrc, e be H;
thouoand dolloro (310.000) per w. .
able monthly in advance; pagea
receive five thoueand dollorn (SLIM)
year, until they arrive at fin oi
yearn. when they ahall reunion _
mentioned auto. ‘

4. And heit enncted,That any
ocrat who reoigooor Monte to m
the ccmponaotion herein om *;
immediately ieovc thootntc. “

5. Acdbo it ouactod.Thnt filth
ahall take elect immediately. .

non 0001’s ruruo. f

lord Work out! Como Tiny [- 1
Giant Onto-n. ’ ‘

Ralph Paine and Walter M
thetwogiantoaramaaoithoYdo ' l‘
who have been opouding the path 1“
cm at Philadelphia, otudyiug no
ciplen oi coramauehip under Capt.
cook. have returned to New Haven.‘ ,
They report a line time and Iotnol; I!“
work. Every day from 11 in the m
ing till 3 or 3:80 in the alteruocn thottlu,
might be com rowing on tho Schuylkill
river, although oomctimcn tho ok II!
no cold that the water wouldlreean , , ;
their core, bncko and olden“ thoUgit‘
Nearly alltho time while rowing they,
were obliged to wear nwontern and death
lined gloves. Qo one of theao doya who
they had to be dodging floating loo. 9
a row of ten milen up thn’l'ivir V
mode. After work won oven“ the ....
were not held in attict training. W
were allowed to vinlt the W ‘
take ouch other entertainment entailed
them. on the principal amine: {
league, the Art club, the Jill! .
navy and other athletic club!!!“
the freedom oi their huildingoflot H
Yalomen andmadetheirfloyfl'm.
antoopoanible. Thorepnltntll”f‘
men make the root oi the “intuit
the crew anxiouo for them“
tion to come that they. may W
doiphia’n hoopitolity. ~ '

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An order ironed "wrought!“
department at Wanhiugton by man
niotont Pcotmaoter General 5.1; w
field ptohlhito the Ian mud“ ,,
caedn with hoiea punched in than. no
deciaiou woo brought about lir- WU
unity of Poatmaater Drew or. ‘ _
whether poatal cardt punchedto .
the dotoand character of meningeal :.
varioun fraternal and want , '
were maiioblo. Tho QM , ‘
whether theoocnvdanhonld ho
H ’9 '
out on mutilated under exit-E “tag:
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