Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 11, 1892 · page 2

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Governor‘s Stand Against
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M Jaloy'a Chief Exec-ma Says One
W for the laglslninre to Consider
"will” the Wisdom of Dell-III; the
Willem Continuance as a Crime.

factor. nay lL—Governor Abbott, st
mammalian, Barker Gimmere,
IadJndeAJ. leDennott spent several
howehehindcloeeddoorsin the executive
. WWI.» Bending deal Inst;
=k. ”William United Pie-db-
patch-mammitwasdscideduot
bulaaeutrnasuionoftheieg'uhtmemt
HtsthopnnentJnttogo on withthe
Windy published of resorting
hiaoonltltoannnl the Jersey Central's
”eithel’ortndading. Innninterview
‘ aftarthoeonfmnoe. Governor Abbott mid:
' Governor Abbott's Positions.
‘flatanystageof theprooeedings I am
- ammonium processes oflnw
v alenotsufldenttobring the mattertoan
W and final'hearing. or that the
.Bw,-ltnowstanda, is insufficient to give
,‘lhlmy relief,then l shill callthe
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thattheeontinunnoe of this combinationis
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'.' “miniature“ considerwonldbethe
whdomotdearlydefining themntinuanoe
laalmeandflxing the adequate punish-
“therefor."
Aponnneutrailroad munnud politician.
whow- apprhedofthe governor's uttor—
manned that itwupnerile bravado,
andhin was that if the matter
at into the court! stallitwouldbokept
Manly nntilolection.
Tia Governor Ass-tied.

-‘ “Thi- is the Hurst bluff in Governor
Ahhatt’areeord,”heaaid. ‘Thogovernoror
hnmtlnnmstepoutiml friendshndabill
puedto leg-line the deal. Public senti—

’ mtheoamearonsedeverthemeasurennd
thegovmhadtoveto it. Now in:
asesuavytorhirn to square himsei! with
thedlagmed people, and headoptsthisex»
tnamdlaflymothodtodoit. Thiscombina'
hwhichtwo montlmagowas pruisedu
athlagforthepnblic bonsfithewonidnow
haveoalledacrime. By politim Governor
Wins riaenhigh andbypoliticshe is
Whiheadaud wfll fall very low."

The Coal m Induction.

Pill-AMA. lay 11. ——Mr. William? H.
J fru’ght agent of the «may!-
mm M mum on reduction in
Mortal rates was not by the Read-
il‘rdhbadalone. but was in pursuance of
aaagrnemeat between tho lines interested
iasamlying (Emma's in Pennsylvania with
M, ad is the nuturnl result following
arednction in the rotors on coke agreed
by] the Baltimore and Ohio. the Reading
r"l'ld the Pennsylvania railroads. Dir. Joyce
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loyadatadthatthr average reductionln
air-Emanuel twenty-four oeutsperton
hue-uddessnotspplyto otherindne
trhawtoanthraeltamalfordornesticnses.

”an. I'll-p Hepar- Caught.
arcane. lI.—Bhrrin Black,
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of Wyn, twenty years old.

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thuteaoneohtopointslnoastern Penn—

‘olanthuofleonalabont ton oentsper
tnudthattherednctiou applies onlyto

of
...Y ins-arrested Christie
ma utmost-old girl. and Louis

hswns engaged to a beautifulandiigbly”
religions young wornnn, the daughter of a
millionaire newspnper man, and that when
Iheheardoftheorgleoinwhioh he had Ill-
dnlged in mmpany with Dr. Pnrkhurst she
instantly declared the Itch oil.

The sentence came, it is alleged, after the
giving of Mr. Erving’r evidence in the Hat-
tie Adams case. it was hoped that the
matter might be patched up until the evi-
dence was given in the Andrea was, in
which the scenes depicted were motore-
volting than in the Adams case. Young
Erving realized that the publication in
some of the sensational newspapers of this
testimony would make his couge positive,
and in contemplating tin wreck 0! his
futurehismind pro way and he broke
down. Assistant District Attorney ile-
Intyre said that he f hat Hr. Ewing's
mental collapse was out. He had
investigated the matter and had
thntimpmseion from what the physicians
had told him.

Another Victory for Parlihurat.
an You, May iI.——Mnry Andrea. the
second of the disorderly house keepers in—
dicted on complaint of Dr. Parkhurrt, w-
fonnd guilty. The testimony was toonithy
to he primed.

TRIED TCIleLL GENERAL GRANT.

A Washington l'hyalci-I chi-II to llavo
Saved the (treat Soldier's Life.

Wasfimror, May ll.——ln a letter to the
chief of police asking for protection from
[lower thieves and bull players. who unethe
streets for a pork. Dr. Charles H. Bowen ro-
lnteo an attempt to marinate General
Grant which so for seems to have escaped
public notice. “I don’t remember seeing
a polio-mun at this cornor after dark for
thirty years," he writes. After telling of
the consequences of th'B lack of protection
in the form of broken windows and stolon
flowers the letter goes on to say: “I ask
your help for the following reasons: When
General Grant was secretary of war mi'in-
terim he resided on I street, between New
Jersey avenue and Third street. He wan
walking home from the war department.
and when he arrived at the corncr of Sixth
street and Munch-eta Ivonne-n attempt
wnsmade to Laminate him. There waa
no policeman standing near. as usual.

“I saw the would be ssunusin with re»
volvcr in his hand mnho toward the gene
era]. 1 got between the general nod the at
casein, knocked the main out and cap-
tured his revolver, which I now have In
possedon. if 1 had not been there at
time General Grunt would not have
president of the United Btatna two toms,
and the whole hinttwy of the United Btnta
would have been changed. If Grant's life
had depended upon police protection he
would have born authored to his fathom
long ere he It... president of the United
States.” > _____

GOODWIN FREED FOR $15,.000

The Co-etllan'a Wife (iota a [dulled
A Monroe at New York.

X": You, May 11. —Jndge Tron: oi
thesupremeoou‘rt,hassignedthejndg-
mentanddecree/of separation in thesuit
for limited divorce brought by Nellie R
Goodwin against her ill-hand. Nat C.
Goodwin. the actor. '

in settling all the controversies between
them, it has been agrwd between the actor
and his III? that he shall pay her 013.111) in
lieu of permanent alimony or other provi-

 

 

sionforhersupport that shomightbeen

titled to. and mhdf of the proceeds
realized from the sale of furniture, paint:
lugs and other articlea in the West End
avenue residence. except a few thing that
helongtoher. Bhodischargu havrlghtot
doweriu the house andalsoallchimto
ownershipin it.

Thefeeaanddisbumementsot h. attor W

“Vim-how be M by tbaeior, who
htopay the mom minimums-net
the entry of the judgment. ,
Stole- Ito-is Mar-0‘
Auasv. iisy II.—John Price. now serv
ing a nineteen yeara’ sentence at Danae
ms. was convicted of having abstracted
in in!!! a package containing $35.0!” in
bondsfrom undortheseatd a earrings in
frontof thol'arlnen and lechauica' bank.
The identical package has just been re-
ceived from unknown person in New York
by ex-District Attorney High Reilly. it
was intact. and its contents. which won
negotiable, mount tom.

Emperor Wllllan'a latent ”at.
lay it ~Ilmporor William’-
istest odd freak was the fnlaoma prise la
the bamekrof the Emperor Francis Joseph
regimentof Latch, the entry whohilled
one citizen and aorerely wounded antic

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WhiuPNmN. 11, had nrrnnlonand
termed an orpnilatlo’n of ex-druhhrda for
New York state. At their banquet water
no coils. worn the bovornges.

John W. BrechiIn-ldge, son of thalamus

Kentuckian. died at Mere-d, Oat. from

hyperdermle inhetions of morphine.

Representative Pierce, of Tenn-es, who
has charge of the silver petition, claims
thnthebasimbonaddemmesonhlslist.
The house committee on elections de-
cided that Shank, the Republican sitting
member in the Pennsylvania contented
alectioncaseof Reynolds vs Shook hon-
titled to his seat.
Senator Illtchell oflemd a rusolution in-
structing the world's fnir committee to he
quire into the prospects of making provi—
sion for the presence of the nationalguard
at the (air. _ ..--

THE BASEBALL WORLD.

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Cleveland ......... 31000023—80:
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Batteries: Davies and O'Connor, Stivetta and
Gauzell Called. rain
At Cindnnatlut‘inclnnati-llallimore game
postponedouacmuntotrain
At Louisville.—
Lonlnvlile ...... oooortooo-zao
Wuhlngton... ooiooooooo—ola
Batteriar Smttonand (him. Knoll and le-
Guin-

At Chicago~Pirxt (Infamy-Brooklyn game
postponed on account of rain,

Semudgame— ‘ Inn:
Chan-go ........ Isoo::oIo—III2o
Brmhlyn.....2500 l 000 l~llil ‘

Batteries: Lnby and'sehriver: Hurt. Font:
Duly.
At St. [Arnie— I‘Irsl game-«~—

Kill.
32.1mm ....... 000050030—890
Philadelphia. OOOOIIOIo—CBS
Batteries: Gleawn and Bud. Camyfhnd
Clement;

Secondnllw— Itrrr
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Philadelphia .l0lltlt01030—530y3

Batteries: Eaton and Bud: Thornton.“
hing and Clements.

At Pillsbury-JD: New York players lei:
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Batteries Bowman and Wilson. Irlmugh

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, Batteries: Manny and mum Week
hechuand Conway

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M: We! and Funnier. Boyd and
Printer. \

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Rum-nu... Murphy and Taylor. Ryan and
Kilrny

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Knights Templar Elect once-r.

Tumor hlsy iL—The grind conund-
us of the Knights 'ibmpiar of New Juicy
elected the following odious: Grind corn
mar-tier, William B. luchmm, lorrb
town; deputy gnnd commander, Warren
Dobbs. Jersey City; grand generalimhno,
JamesIoCain. Trenton; grand captain gen-
enl, Edward Mithhmden; grand preiate.
horn-(lotion. Newark; grandaeniovwar
den, David Diwali. Newark; grsndjunlot
warden. William J. Lockwood. Paterson.

 

no light Agni-at Ion-anti.
Aaron Paar. N. J.. iisy II.-—l‘ur the
aaooadtlmethe Monmouth dummy courts
have hid over the application made by the
lonmouth Park llaciag
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Was-moron. lay lI.-At a meeting at
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Makes an every-day convroiencc of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scmpulous (are. High;
awardatnllPIIrcFood Expositions. Each
package makes two large ties. Avoid
llnitntions— and insist on having 0.
NONE SUCll branl.
IERRELL It SOULE. Syracus- N. Y.

 

 

Will-I- ll Minutes. flva "at “trimaran
Kaine I rm; ‘I'a- eo-t sample contain 8
lures. r aim“. was I. mulled
Fulfill] “irxss.;“:'l;r?'b \\ hrlcm'alw
irngglsta. mu so, I t .e n.
luwt Ilomh Norwalk dm «let»: I Ital
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1 Pentium for all Furled-beam.
a rrw atlmn —I tlrrd languid Ital-n. law

with”!
Hie-lathe ballad- having
mmaaoastlalour

f I trust-eat
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but” In Imfmunrd
m, 4.

-, , Urnasfl'nn Mrfll Barnum Bronx

7 February 18 Batch I7, spun, 28 my

Br. F W. Harmer,

g 38*”

" Fanny at Fun lilo Rivet.

I’EIISIIIAIIIA IIIIIIIIIAII

1.9 18”.
Excursion Tickets

Good onl onspeclal rsin.wlllhe sold from
y New lurk at

l‘lzv 5o

ROUND 3 TRIP.
$I I .00

..ln‘.:'.3;";m:f'i°“. °“ mm:

I lurks railway tan meals enroute In both
direct imbue! accommodations In W whln 11-5
M. Kormsndie. Ebbltt. W

Ian at the Arll
lard's. or ll tom an on
day to lnnc non Saturday. lncln lve.

The Oil oar-Ito' does not Include meals en-
".an more aIlt the other featnru of the
tour. til'i-ZCIAI. 'i‘IlAlil will leav- New York
;I ili‘a. m., ,ton their.“ alum mentioned
on stagen nude pert-n w more
each party. For itineraries. Hotel: .5335
information addreva Tourist Agent Pennsyl-
la.llaliroa4l on Broadway. New Y orh.
CHAS. I. l‘l‘Gll. J. It. WOOD
Mme! Slanagvr. General MAyont.

 

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Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.

(Crown and Bridge work.)
REST 831' or TEE] ll 08 RED RUBBER

lilmrnnleed to he the Best and the Sarnothal
min-r Dentists rhnrge Twice» much for.

Tnlh extracted without pain
&Ift Fillings
Bold Hilltop

\l‘. work ulng to Dentistry guaranleul
to in- the tvmrkrnanahlp at prices noon:
one- El I.f r larger] by other dcnllel‘.

0F FIFE. t! WAslllX ‘l’oh‘ STREET.
titer Poet Dillon. South orwalk. all ly

“IAIIIIN F. FLYNN

Sanitary Plumber.
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
Jilllllllll SPEcIllll.

flu. in misu- the Wm! under the Lib
m. in: \\ mi. nzton street. South Sui-walk
«In! it for

ALIKINIIS
PLIIIIBINB

1 term lfully solicit a share of public patron
nae l rot-r lo plumbingl have done for the
past sewn yearn. rein the employ of f\\'. H. Irel-
rr a l' c All work will hm: tr. 1 pommal any-
I I ”don. and will he prom l) excrntrd nod
l I um guarantor" re meatrtnt item

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W. H Meekerliflo.
Sanitary Plumbing

lot Pressure Sloan Honors

a noeelalty.
m Mill SHEET llnll Willi.
Ilet ilr Heating. lame and lint-
lag Stem.

mm I” Q.“ I” mm (b 'I mahllhflnld

Full [lot of ill Ian.

BY vrnmrw

F. BIIYISTIIN’S

 

Is an oldand tried rayjngJIut it will

tees who ' have

~ vicinity and guar-
antee that the

, low as is consis-

Florida Boiler,

”'nr. liaatwall ht the-elem
(wlovwhlh and View”

apply no well to Printing as any
thIng else.

‘ Society commit-

 

charge of Printing

will do well to
look at the beau-‘

tiful Art Novel-
ties, Souvenirs,
Programme Gov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the

Sentinel Office.

We do the very
best . and finest
Printing that can
be done in this

prices .will be as

tent with good
work.

We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
ofilce, factory and

store , QUICKLY
and neatly. ’

Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.

Eveninv Sentinel,
13

Railroad Place,
South Norwalk.
Conn.
ntmnrll’rt {Imam
DentaiuPiates.

fir u...“ “m

 

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than .1!— ot. 8e. Intuit. i...

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further Infor-

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Antler. bill pacer! sell hulverfi'nml

raokof dour madeln Ihefamons \\ ASHBURN
HAW Minnen roll the name of
WASHBURN c 08 Co‘s. None genuine
withoutJt. . . ,

Keney, Rubens 8:. to,

IAILI. AGENTS,

ll]! Mn.» Street. Hartford. (loan.
alri: 3m

 

The leading fieh market of the
city In at

IIIINT 8t ZELIIFF’S

:s2-\\'Asmx<orox STREET—32.
_._..._.,~
There you can always firm lIlv:
freshest fish to be ball A fine
lot of shad arr-II «:3 every day .

PIIIIE IDIAI BATSIIP.

 

Orders called for and elivcred.

Wholesale and Retail Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,

"Illlllfill'lfis

tAJ. BEANIT’I’ 3.5. “Call-4;

BENNETT Bl. IIIISTEB,

it thin Street. 80. Iorvnll.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
Fruilslegetablesloultry,

or nu. Itntns 1’." mam snows
22‘ WHOLELALI“. fir RETAIL

‘ I
Read I 'h Is!

Bl” «heme». Mirna!!! and [heap mkelo
you (Wool all of the people wine 0 lhctitne,
and same ol the people all of [be time. but you
ran'I foul all Ilia people all the time. An ru-
doamenl Polity in the Connecticut (loner-l
Life ineuranre lompnny In what the people
will have after they have been fouled Into buy—
Ina scheme or cheap insurance. I' trap in—
auranco ts like cheap money; it sin' I worth
much.
if you want protection for your family. or
yoaroeit in case of old age ct a plain drflnllz
mym on the endowment p n in the t' Immi-

We lumu-eCompany. Milan—

5. S. L’Hommedieu.

Ammn Washington In. mm Norwalh

I}. BEIIIIN BISIIN

Bun-walnufllelm
5| Washington 8. 80. Iorwall
21 Ill. Strut Ilorwrll.

nut-clan-

Balers, quieclioners,

ICE CREAM.

% I’m” l, Orders Warmly Filled
A LBI N M A LMO.
brain In all limit of
Fruit and Salt“ lute, 8mm.
VIBI'I'ABIJS. DEUUA'I'WKN.
Danae. Km urttlanne’l (mm-h. (llama
Watergate etc.

30m m innlfl‘diult WW
loath ilovwalh. all it

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Anfleadqnartsnforfieedl’otatoeamve
choice mirth-My Banty of lieb-
Nu.§aflymla.flarly Ohio,WIIits8tar
lid low MW and nook
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When she cleans house. Saves

bor, saves Time, 8
ayes
tience. pa»

Makes old" Paint Look
Like New.

Nothing so nice for polishing
Windows.

I5 cents, at all Grocers.

Fertilizersl

flux

Raymond”
Bros.

 

Our Pure Ground‘ Bone we
are offering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super»

phosphate at less than it cost?
other dealers.

 

DRINK
Thea Nectar,

PI'RE CHISZSEI TEA.
(' In only be found at

The Great
Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company’s

STORE.

4| Alain Street, Iorwall. Bonn.

Any article that hits outlived
22 years of competition and un—
itation, and sells more and more.
each year, must have merit.
Dohhins"Elcctric Soap, first
made in i869, is just that article-
Thosc who use it each week (and
their name is Iegion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say no to its merits, pales
into nothingnees, before the
story it will tell, itself, of it,
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial-
Ask your grocer for it. He hoe
it, or will get it. Try it next.
Monday.

There are many imitation
Elector Humps In “IIICIII‘IIC'
‘ ll'lcll).4n)nlltl|nn Dobbin"
Is the one, all Hague-tun, Bin-—
tries. and Im-iiagia are fmudnlrnt
imitations. Ask for Dobbine' l'llu'tnc;
m- that our llllllt' iron «wry wrapper
nudif any ntlIeI i» wnt you by 1.0m
:2“... when you order ours, send it

him.
i. 1.. (Inserts & Co.
Philadelphia.’ Pa.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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northeast more at theUnited States.
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