Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 8, 1892 · page 1

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quartersin Volunteer hose house. The mused lit-Ramses inserlficuloonv and other boys who live in East Nor- of New Haven. The t was the United Smellinternsl revenue service. by swing them such low prices t will feel so plowed that they will want to ’
7 , y, from South Norwslk. difioc- He received medic-Intestines walk. made through thestate board of educa- mv whmhed and shot down by moon. tell it to their friends’sgodmt they may reap the benefit also ‘
It‘d, .' a“ Norwalk Iron Works twice more during the day. and at 8 Aboutdo‘clockiuthe afternoon M tlon. ’ sh'iacrsuearhm. ' “WM. ”—“W W' . ——--———---
M-W’Qm W “WW' o'clock the doctor advhed that he be was in the woods back of Selectman . , s district in which the demodulation .
.. . “mono...” oxen-m omen... eon..- meow-mm- one-u .. .E*....“"..".‘;.“’;'-’" ”$3.3”? "‘5 “We we m - Dress Goods. Sullorwalk BostonSlore i. HOSIERY-
, H“ “mm m m I” ed on m’ m1 farm, “ho mm m”. when um w . W Iquiml. I?“ 'amd 9“ 8h“ oflicora t on“ any other purliim of middle ‘0 in. PM, quali 18.0 d ' . ,
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' _ . . ' spectorPendletou, charged with robbing Slates marshal for the Third district; Gen— the u" f M dresses ’ Flanuel. “5" “l" thing ‘0' w“ m
Judas Pitldn was then suddenly ill 8"”, ”“0“” Mmmm" h"°‘“°‘“°°“"°“‘°°°"‘" '“h “mm” the mails. Theamounttukenia uotyet ml Deputy Collectors s. c. Caldwell and alumina" brink mason. ' aixsiws. ”“h' ~ 4
whileonanm bound fcr sow. Nor. audthe sick man was brought toNor. see it they could find it. He'follcwsd lm ed. . J_ 1.. 8mm”. .mpmy “HMO” .1 1-; ml. at m an d black, £3 ydfnmmn. MOTIONS: GeigWorking Shirts, fullleugthand/ """"
walk, and W that it would be walk on the train arriving here at 5:45. Holmes alowly,aud when within a few - i .

implwaible for him to speak. Senator E.
J. Hill. of the borough, defined an ad-
dress in IrJ’ltkiu’s place, giving the
audience some plain facts, which were
heartily applauded.

”lull. Yaw-g lspubllaaas.
Upward of fifty of Norwalk’s stirring
young Republican milt at the party

He was accompanied by Julius, also by
C. J. Bette and Delbert Osterhanks, of
Pilgrim (kmncil, N6. 8, O. U. A. BL, of
which lir. Remaon was a member. They
heardof his illncm while in Danhury.
and went to his assistance. He was car-
riedbomeinacoach andmadecomfort-
able while two local physicians were
summoned. They at once pronounced

foot of him Holmee' gun, which he car-
ried cocked, accidentu went ofl, the
shot takingeifect in Gilbert's left side,
principally in the fluhy part of the leg
above the knee. and in bi hand.
Theothcrboya went -to Gilbert's aid
and one of them rah to Mr. Raymond’s
house. The latter harnased his horse
and took Gilbert to his home, 18 Plan.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Miss Nellie Wheeler, oi New Milford,
fourteen years of age. was terribly burn'
ed while attempting to start a fire in a
furnace with kerosene oil. The dealt in

some places is literally baked and the

girl is in a very critical condition.

The box receipts and scenery of Rehan’s
Foresters Opera company were attached
in Meriden by the World Mercantile

Pulvcr and S. I). Mother and Mr. Harris,
son of the United States cunlmlssioner at
l“liutvillc. started out. to seize twenty bar-
rels of illicit brnndy which lllul ulruldy
been located at a point about ten l’lliléh"
from Flintville. Wile-ll the party hull pm-
ceedod about four lll'llrs from Fliutville
they were fired ull (mm the bushes in their
rear. Mather fell ell-ml at the first shot,

having received twelve buckshot in his
head.

15 pieces 38 in. Plaid Serge, well worth
450 yd.. our price Mic d.

45 in. Mourning Pinkie at 47c yd.

38 In. Bouretts, Csmel's Hair and
wool Plaids, at 450 yd.

38 is. all wool Henrietta. in all of the
latest shades and black, tie yd.

38_ln. all wool Serge. in brown. green,
cardinal, etc, worth 650 yd. We shall
odor it this week at 53c.

In Black Goods we have all the popu-
lar fabrics and weaevs at prices which

cdallcoln tors.

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m pricesarc owerandour stock is

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iicient to prove the aboveamertlcu.
cake, 450 dozen.

 

In this department we have outstrip-

Wh our
double
thatcfanyothor dealer in town. his
for us to add anything fur-

thsriu regard to this department, as
what vre have to offer thisweek is suf-

1 lotFelbldzoo. tins Tollét Sosp,4ca
1 lot Fells d: 00. Transparent Soap,

size sac .
G’rsat values in Gent’s Undmwear at
39¢de each

1 lot Indics’ 'rloonel sun-t Wrists.
mud back and front. 31.40 oach.worth
. 5.

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Thieiathe spot where we reach the

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headquarterslastcvcningand organized his case hopeless. He remained un- ant avenue. Dru. Bakerand Burke were “we, 0‘ N9" “"3“, '0' hm“ "now" More the surprised party could defend mm“ ““1 ”P'W- 19c bOX- . all] k we usimpl we ‘
acslnpaign marching club. Joseph A. conscious. passing away about do’clock. summoned and didallin their power to “3‘0“” "“9““ by “’9 BMW" ‘bfll‘fimwcnl‘lflnflm3i“'~"‘ie|’_'~‘““'"'“ ‘“ Pfikeg' Til: Son vlkmh- the acknowledged! ya . ltlnal‘ I:

Currier was chosen chairman 0' the lfr. 39“.me death was due to alleviate Gilbert’s suflerillsip Times and the Metropolitan Printing billioi‘o‘i‘iiflldxofgdfg exciting?! DOMESTICS' Goodx ‘ 110:;th do bbitzl‘cc each. and always give you better]: goods fol: ‘
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mectingandA. S. Wilcoxsou secretary. apoplexy. caused by Bright’s dbease, His father was seen by astrlNu. re— me'“ 0' New Y°'k- “.53.. m“... in "wimp “4:...“ me .imul. inw£§::; maliwmlfiden both llot Children’s Salmon. (blunt will“) your money than can be bought alas.

Permanentcfllcen were elected as fol- from whichllehadbeenagreatsnflsrer. porter this morning. He said his son J. W. the announces that the new tit-r lllndoa. Robertson turuul and shot p q ““1 '"mk'm'" 50 um—

lows: Prmideut, J. A. Carrier; score

He was thirty-five years of age and had

sufl'ered terribly during the night.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

owners of the hlsriden Street Railway-

twice at two of the four tin-lug moonshin-

rying as we do, b far the lat stock
in South Norwalk): goat

150 pairs silk side Elastics, Children's,
Missed and Ladies’ in black and colors,

where.
We carry no seconds, etc—They do

. . __....__._._.._.. -w on. nudoneof thrill mum-d Patrick. the . _

“'7’ E. J. W; treasurer, C. J_ always resided m 1%de He waaan , , ,_ , company and for whom he had bought l; ‘ ' { lll l. Ti 0”” ti “ 1H] 1.090 yds dine quality 4-4 Bleached 19c pair. notpay In the lougrun.

sou; captain. A. J. Wilcoxson; lint can Fellow. belng a member of o... “W“ mflfl‘mm‘ ohm were 6. F. Swirl. or chicane: sitL?n.‘{....ll§Z’i§. ‘° ' m” N” “7"” “gong ward length 0! Whalebone. 15c. 905mm Pow-Sod Irons,3toaett,

lieutenant, William Buttery: second Bmthers’ Lodge. He had been in the ‘ '4“ °' “Ins-tn D’uds Becordul F. (1. Swift. of Boston; C. E. Cahill. of w... m m, Commmma. ‘ 3 Mali] at 6:010:me per yd. 1 yon} leng l. of confine {m an. '3‘}; handle, goo Sigh _

lieu t F.9.Alnhler' first sergeant dsi business for man care. Be I" u" 1'" m""'°"“’ Meriden, and Mr. Coo himself. The Acourisrlsmutzlxt thi‘non's‘of the trag— links“ Unbleacheiie ' - “mis’wm . - hm“ “ ' 4 books, “0'
, , . W J’ Y . 1 ‘ . . , extra weightflc covered Steels in sets asaortcdlengtbs 100311138”. 29c 93d!-

J.F. Bryaul;aocondaergeant,A.H.But- lsaveaawifo and two children. a boy “'3‘“ 3"": ‘° Fm" 1“ 1"" 5W“ mm 00‘9“ "WNW”- ? f,“ “”‘"‘”“,"‘ “5"“, “"53“ “m”, P" 5d- . . scoot. ' ’ 150 two-quart Pails.8ceach.

tcry. A committee wss‘nppointed to and girl. Eh wife and daughter are I“? on 150:1“ “3911““ look 00d Final judgment was entered yesterday .5};..{.‘.§2§:".§’.‘,‘.“m Witt.” 2n '3?“ 12.33: will!" of10-4 wm‘e Bwemmw Childm'flgmwed Linen Bills,sseort— 123M“ ' .100 filth- "

solicit snhsaipticus to purchase uni- now in New York. ”in,” ‘“ ° n w to in the superior court in the quo war- Cnnlwelldiediunwnlmu filtlii'llt‘imi n.“ he 50pm; extra 10.4 White Blanketseoc ‘mtw?g;x d G $1,5u'm'c ‘, "8 Charm], 41° g!” 1

forms. J. A. Carrier, F. 8. Ambler and John Otis. land on SChool "m" mnto case of Morris vs. Bulkeley in fun We“ be“!!! We“ “WI“ “1‘ “H‘ WWW”! ' “r we 0 any ”v ernlan- " ’ '

A. .l. Wilcoxaou were appointed a com-
mittccto procure utopia of uniforms
and have them at hadquarters this
evening. “Republic-ll areiuviledto
hepresentatthcmsstingtohe held to-

 

XOR'I'UAIH' RECORD.

Deaths [a the ‘l'owa of lorwalk During
the. Ills-Ill of kyle-bur.

The deaths recorded in the Town

 

. The Botou Point. Improvement com~
pally to Aaron W. Wallace. is building
lot on Norwalk ‘Ivenue.

belie L. Smith to John W. Pant, tract
of land on Elmwood avenue.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

or of the defendant in sccordunce with

the decision of the supreme court.
Counsel for the plaintilf made no object-

ion and the cone is now at an end.

Wellington Women. s well‘known and

conscious find “two his valuables to 1! sum-
rude to Cflfi: for. "t‘ ssh: loving: mos-xiills
tohia family and lilnl with :l prays-r {or
his slaycrs on his lips, ills body was
brought to his home intro for burial.

The remains of M3: iztr \l's-I'L‘ when to his

rpalr. . .
1 hole Continental 0 4-4 unbleached M" “m I“

(lie per yd.”
25 pieces 1 Linen Crash 5ft: rd.
5 pieces 9 4 Unbleached SheetmiSc yd
on difl‘ercnt styles Silkoline 9c yd.

300 Skirt 1,”me c each. are oflenng very chea .

been received and we
awfully preparedto furnish any color
needed

)l'e have also 'uet received a new
stock of Muslin buderwear w ’ ll we

.2“ to see the nigbtpdreaes and skirts

100 Child-f Chambers, 196 each.

300 Ohm" dccorated Cups and Shows,
13c each.
_ ldoseusolid Copper, No.8 Tea Ket-
tles. 89¢: each.

100 medium size decorated ‘Heat
Hatters, 17¢ each.

 

 

 

 

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nlsht.1anuucompsnyand help select 0"“!03‘“ 'f’" “’e “’RNM‘WNW H .ck m'“ g” 1‘35; '1‘ healthy resldoutol’ Kent. about sum mill-new andmkm n». his hammwlu-ru eco- erect ”mien: if [new Calico "(91:51,“ Ladies. M I. on “d 66‘;ch “7" ”“0"“ 1’" Wv
auuif _ areas 0 am. “I“? l v . ' mugs from New Milford. committed sui‘ hiswound received can‘flll mmlim‘. atton- Wrn rs. Mensch. ~.‘ man were 100 that! ' allow Pie
cam. __.__._. S Ohver P. Wilson to Henry Olde, a . . a” Tle mm ,M.“ I M m “d. ‘ . Loreet Covers, Hamburg mmmed,at25c lulu slzo y ware
Ir. mun-sou- 1- Inns-n. 5 E E buildingloton Clinton avenue. c'de' "M" “’mwm’ iw‘ w‘m” pardincd him fun if. .fi‘i‘éti... iii-i. " hams ”himimw‘“ Am" 0"" "ch- ' ”WW5“ “0'” . .
,. “.3... 3.1. Bill ”a. at tho W' m s—wmamnrt 5' E b Janna S. Bailey, of len, to M", was forty-five years oflgfi and wu “I. hardly his. it is doubtful if ho will collimation Oil Cloth 12w yd $fi$¥éfigo¥h ”cm.
...—- . . 0 c [I l. [In More Ill ow" maletowa ‘ again. 50 "of -
mandreltspublicuurally in Westport. art'- km ”'7' 3 3 Ann Grillln, "[6 of John “' Griffin, ”:5?“ 1:00;: a brllii’h; «if Town-(712:; Mll‘lhl’: li'mllmg; Magnum}? "’1'” Wu" Curing-gs. blind?!“ Blown am has 8 I lk B Si Si 590“” m: "c MIL,
”my llight. I“ Hi“ M “I I" 80M- 5—-BnhyScot ...—- - 8 landon Stuart avenue. I) I .1 I known ailil highly rm'pwlml nil over llu- tures and funk: 'til put In 8 and fix. 0' orwa u on “'8' “I” long Mk Tm: Pm' 30
«ire-from manuscript, but he kept his :5: tagging” '2‘; 3 1‘: Oliver E. Wilson to Adam Schmidt. I ‘vmu' of B" ‘ ' state. and had been in tlw h‘l‘t‘illlt' u rvicr lmk at them. 8 meow complete. 33 'ASIIIVGT ‘ $11!" easing“ K ' M p m
W WW '0 “It Und- Amati: y'km Kansans N ”‘1' g 3' bnjflingmmgkn'oud .'mm_ The Stokes msruonal library, of An- for your!» (‘nnitwll t‘i.:~‘i;L~i “'lllll’f’ii‘ZULv “ 0' ‘ ‘ ”we. (Rh, 'e"

- _ pt. Rosie'l'edar ~ ' eonia will 'iufinafewd‘ 5 be richer forml h! il.i~ district from Kentucky. , - .. . , , ,
thepom made ham-soot. muses W.l-‘antto(}eorgs Ade u. . - Y. . . -. . . . . . .
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portthesocalled Democrnttc principles 391”- WVM“ MW” N '1 -, 0. E. Wilson to Innis Kcenig, land on cousin 0' MB“ 8‘0“”- the “nor _°‘ the tin-u. .\ s igtirnlis wnr :twlillal xlu- mmm- to ask you to come and see for yourself.
byhis vote when it ia e 'l ‘ such . firwfim‘w Altar-rod ‘. : Glcnwood avenue. library. At present the library In used shinors “illlmimtitumlmmm-
contacteudainthelouxruntomakc n3. gig-flflgg'gfia‘“hk- “ 3 Mary Eb‘llolwclleatherincOilbert '0' "WWW 00’.“ bl" "3 W" “3 a" n F , ‘. u 83 83

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daily wage-less. He showed that dur- Wl-flvAlwlglmbmm 1“? I; a land on Jarvis avenue. :ngenwuts are w'“i’l°w‘|“_“"mj°l’€: l)_g3““ify 343‘- ”... c ,(‘rmq Slum! .
ingunethreeyearsotlr.flarrieon's sd- go‘m.rz—rnnrr.ramos.’s."'.liii 5 a as lei-belle 1-; Stioson. of Brooklyn. to ‘0‘“‘3 l’“""°““ “w “mum”! " Wpll.wllnw:t:~ fatally}?”unliwl'in n v.2: wasmngmn

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Illustration tbeaavingsbauk deposits in
Norwalk had been over WAX», whilg
duringthuepcsviousyeamoflr.CIeve-;
land’s administraticuthedeposits were
only about “All. showing how much
morefavcrablutkellcpublican poliq is

 

Total number of deaths. twenty; de-
crease from last month. twelve; decrease
from September, 101, two.

The Weekly Bun-arr.

Surnh Torque of Brooklyn, an undivid-
ed half interest in the Pastor: estate at
Board River.

Joseph R. Raymond to Mary Q'Biernc,
a building lot on a prowess] highway at
South Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 

Francis Doyle, seven years old and a

son of Conductor Doyle of the New

York. New Bavennnd Hartford railroad.
wa? playing in front of his home

in New Haven. when he ran immediate.

known lin’ull‘zilnlll control iivnluchy :.~ 3
(ammo-ms (villi-er. \zlm fun-ml nu l;-:l.l.
The anllonm-rluslll of his death crouird
considerable- excitement ln—rvmnl in HM
rollsbllrg. \\'llt:l'l' ht' has». “\‘t'li for yours. and
where his two brothers. Judge ’1'. M. l'unl-

 

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. , , , BerneaVickmandwife,a buildin lot was knockaddownaud run over being two sisters now mills. His two bmtin-m , , w ’-
""‘ ”Pun" “'"b'i‘h‘h'fle 'Wm WM 3 ' have left for Nashville 1.. tnke churns-oi “ “WWW“ "-

on Quintard avenue.

 
 

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'11»de them-Wk “325's“: ' N m 81- Frederick St. John Lockwood to low minuts. 253:3"..133'fit:r:;“,':f:i.'“.i:.}“f.il§ D. P. MORRELL.
Whuwmgm Brid a“: “folde‘lb Winn, "v William P. “110' . building lot, on 0‘08 m u” dry “m" a.” . about “midi“? Fmfldfliir- muogsxnmvvmcme.
.mmfmww ovorl- geport, i111“ . i ”I’ll“ v Chest mt l . -. .-,.;., w nos household furniture-and“
ill. and the club was organind on a M: Merideo.6; liddlctown. 1; New Brio “Lg.“ rnfiztnmm ‘ “lb": dig: Washington (.flt‘lnll are. gum muffin“? ‘3
MW Thefollowillg dices! sill. 5; 1“" 1m. 3; Danbury, 3; No" 'l’hellrlla m “Im‘uh P' ' u no ‘ Wasms’oros, ()ct. lie—Acting (‘nmmis mmhthxorwoam “a

ware fluted: Preideut. Thomas C.
Innis; vies pddsnt. Edward Cahill;
secretary. l". J. Nelson, Jr.. treasurer,
Edward leper. were made
by‘l. T. Huhhdl and L. L Sherwood.

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sin, new; Kerwich, W; New Imdou,

James Keene. of Norwalk. has return-
ed from Poughkoepsio, when. on Thurs-
day eveningheacu-daabestmanattbe
marriage of lies Katherine Corcoran

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doephohsmuallyssvetbefiahbutmany

ottheseandryorthewaterhas become

stagnant and killed the deb. Eighty
thousand small’fry were put in the
brooks bereabouts last spring,but the
prospect of good fishing next year is

sinner Wilson. of the internal n-wnno llll'
mm. nosivul a telegram imm(.‘oliwtm
Noon at Nashville. informing him of the
mmnslliner tragedy. llo conferred with
Attorney General Millennml as n mullt
instructions were tolegmphwl tu Marshal
llurrieon, Collector ‘Sltlm ltllti lit-venue

' llll'."“sf'i7§clfll'lwf'il:”
remain stutter.

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