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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 7, 1893 · page 1

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Volcano 4 Tricycle
and thousands of oils some

fins-STURTEVANT’S‘ BARGAIN HOUSES,

NORTH IAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.

"norm man scHooLs. ammo: II THE 50"“ "0"”-

edwlth tlsermolutiorssnd thought the
senseless» 7.01 "I m Wmflbhmlflrbmfl "m 0' Km Ill NOIWAH
d lvesata _ when AND 50m loll‘l'.
- ammumnw-sruu- mm'nfimnm‘m ”mummy-sun
niasasasatamsnmasaoolu" all rm” ass-ess- sass: m nu
WWI-AM“ “FM-m w'” mnmmw-s—
a.“ or three teachers inaseitable building a"
“I" . could irateucttheedvsnoed schohrsol " ”u”

'lhaannnalmeetiugottheSouthll’or-

“I. Mll- About no young people otllorwnlk
walk Inhool District washeld in the 11:.me HiChSchool ans-hisdattheihatwschoollnstnlght,
ofraaklln sum sclloolball, last night. "Him "hm WI!- ml “in tho ova-lion HIS'm‘lvanby

. 'thsn'fltwenty-hvetaapamwhoap- hmummmmmm ungradnatiugeluol'flmompssed oi
,; maummymwnommen “IMM- Bomhmmiuu. ItalphBraynnd ni- lamie Whitleeb,
'mt intheschoob.heingpressm. mhedd, when heanirlnedthatanew murmur” 11..
ihflingw-oalledtoorderbytheelerh, High School would not lasers theex- hall w- beautiluflydeeoratedwitbcut
lielsonDiekesman,andE.A.Wood-rard peuee; butitmighhpahamrnlievethe flowers. A mart muhal and literary
wasliutedchalruran. ‘l‘heclsrkread o'mdiflldmonhech- programmew-rndesedbythewholars.
thsesflntthemeetingaud the minutes MI'- Blanchard “1008“ General TIP a-iatedbyouhidetalent. Beiruhments.
w fisbt regularmeetiug,whichwere lorhadnotdonejmtlestotbe ““3 0‘ transiting oi «kenndiescream, were
thorn-entllishSchool- Tohfivenon- thensavedhmomafimbamltAlter
dkmvbdsesrutmfionv—p-idto the wllation there was dancing until
‘ instructiouintheEnglishbrancbes. Bemidnight. Owingtothelimitedspace
lhedflrlctcommitteehyA.Blanchard. thwarthrIctinshm-Nronuw in the hall that was not occupied by
Itshoweothatouringthersn term the revolutionmettervorkmishthoawomv stationery desks andbenohumnly two
ulmbuolecholarnregisteredintbediaw WIMM'W“ ”0 ”'38 twins sets could occupy the liner at atims.
unless-.838. ova-sum”: helper-o. Iluu'clordsuningnspmviondny lie
, 7wiatutu1n.regiered,835,average RJ.0utbillthenmovedtheadoption Sadie Bull on the piano. Besidestbe
5. 717.13; 'ng term, resin oithermolution, and it passed unani- Norwnlh gout fluent, there were
7 ”(1.0.0. WWW-aim» mud!- manyvin'torst’rotnontoltowu. Inch
¢~ufeeoifl3,0tlllon thehankliustveet lrJntbill madea motion that the credit is due the graduate. and the
,m,“ 318,0000ntbeCouoord committee providemmiealinstructiou teachers who uhtsd them, lor the
"dust building. The report called at- intheschooh;hethoughtitwsaaneeea- dolightiuleutertainment allovded.
t-tlonbtheneed olimprovemeuteto sarypnrt olthe education at children. One at the social m. oltheyear
“OM“ mwmwhool. Animumconldbo secured to give whmflm,m m
and the committee recommended the humouoeonwieeaweeh. “ my“ W chm“
appeqn‘lationol 8500 lorthe work, to Hr.l-'oote,heingcalledon, said there "an Over 1.5!» invitations have
“Milling the summer W. WI 183' little Int-i6 taught in the memwmmm M
lnyotthewhoolmomaezpeciallyin schools. llnn'cbeingaspecial studyin ontoltowuaudther-ultwrllbeoneol
thelowa'grndmntill remainorowded, itsell,theteschers werenotqualiiled to the mat {ashiouableptheringpseenin
and tlreneed oia new sclml building. give much musical instruction in the Novwalk for sometime. Tbecssunony
the commiuee thought, would soon be schools; neither did the committee on will he NM atdfl) o'clock. The
‘ m. The notes held agaiuattho gagethemwiththatobjoctinview. bride,“ Elisabeth Lockwood, lathe
Why “I South Norwllk Savings William H.8mith thought Intuit: was Wm d cm p. 8‘. John Lock-
hk amount to $12,000, twenty-live oneoithelururiuolliie and that the .004,“ u aveuue,audiaywoulinent
hundred dolhra oi the indebtedness texpayersol thedistrict should nothe lusochlandcburchcirclo. mm,
leviatha- Wdufiumm mem'idoit- PrankW.Buhbavd,olBuron,Mtchigan,
yym'. Theeommitteereeommendedlay- Thachair said that,“ Mr. Cotbill's is . mucnmnhwcip
beast-mu- WMmmwMJW clesoithewat. Tuebrids'asister,lisa
MIR nylon reported that toadjournwasiuorder. It waa,oonae- Julia, 'm m - maid 0‘ WI.”
hahadreedvedtromvar'mue mqmuy,madeandcnrried. Bichardhllubbsrd,ollloron,licb.,a
“MW-INNFBWMW 5! W“— brother or the groom, will be new
the oil-smitten to the amount of 820.900: "YD-loll! TRAIN. man.
hahnee at 48. .
“m.LTmmG:;rhW m "Ir-low Yorktown“ II. Intuit! “Thoma?” Aw“ g:
_ [will _ _ MI W“, Mills ’lilty Illa-ulnar. w mphine .
dim" - Therewlll be several changes in the MINI-VIM Hm! Val-Emmi"
umwmnedunoollectedonthe_ . employsdbyBBWilaonwilltake
m“”‘““”” “m“ ‘3“ ammo!“ “do" plaoeattbeh'idla's-horne .3 Chutnet
animatonthelistoi 1m. londay,Junefi. Anewiivehourtrsin m thisev _ “I'M b“
“Wm received and or- between New'Yorh and Boston willbs performed bymtheltev 8. fl Watki:
Mails. pntonaudwrllbethe fastest. . trameverM andleraHI. illhe thome
“mannam'mouachoice runanew Englaud,eohpsmg even the I" . " "
fl ti lusting for committeeman {0, twenty-tour hour Pennsylvania train he- Mysranly.
imam succeeding himsell. The tween New Yorhaud Chicago and run-
Mounwmalnomet-I! hing not far behind the new twenty-
WWJM I. LII“; hour ilyerontbeCeutral. The average
‘ m.m A. 'l'ollee; auditor, timeoithenew train will be forty‘six
“W. Dale; clerk, NebonDickerman; andtwo-ilithamileeper honr,whichm
new”. "I“ ofluedareaolutioutbnt cludu three steps of live minutes each. bride’s home Tuesday evening, June
.3»: Inigffiluilll on the dollar be laid Theaveragetimeoltheiast New York soot
‘ - ' mimic-some four-nine mile-W in. Emma Holden, of Washington
boon WWW“! “"0 NW "0'" street, and n. Lockwood, oi Stamlord,
andBostonathn. In. The new ilyer weremarriedlavchflth.
nillbemadenpolthreecanand pout “mum...“
“MWW'deW blylonr,sharldthedemandaariseior WASIIBDUPII “I'll WAVES.
“w,“ tax to m an, greateraeeomtnodatiom. 'l'berewsllbe
. twoparlorcanaudl whim ht no and, or .- ones-n Inn ens-a
, m gnge and smoker. The running time asaraalp'nss runs.
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thon'nlthediatrict. lr.l.ightatabed _
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announces-immunisatio-
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Spring Announcement.

 

We have opened a complete
line of Clothlna for Men’s.
Youthe’. Boys’ or Chlldren's
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“Du-milkshauthorlaed tobor- mikmhwmw nor-vi" 50M Sum». June 1—11:- hody of -

Poiat,by.lohn0oaih. There-seine
'mtbmdltfllmlmpsrn

alltbsleshhadbsnsentsa (so-the
heed,andaothingwaalsitotthenppsr

Theorem”. Theelothlugeon—
ahtwlotarhirtwithhroadatriprs,a

boots. Tbeonlyarticleiu tbspoehts
was abet-hails. Bo luasiehaown
hesr,noonshasheendrownedreesntly

lonhW.llradlsy,ot mulled
thbmanlsgatSo’eloeb. Theme-eel
hisduthwesaentsllright’sdiseese. Br.
Brndleywns burno- the“1adahl'her"
andhad hishometbeenderlaghls Ila
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ciaty.oiwhleh he w- a cluster lot
”yearn. Bewasalshlsia-annsr,

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was: “Nut-ave s enteritis but sees-at.
xmmflyl‘lytha-flhy manure-puma!

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finest grades.

rostrum:

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nixbt to take some scion looking
tow-Ilsa eqeihblemttlsmsatolthe
diiteseuees between that eonpanyaod
the 'l'rnruwsy eompnay. It the Horse
llm'lrosdeompsuy’shaucbhewssinauy
waydamngedbythetrnmwaytbeeom-
panywould'like tohavethe'l'rausway
people nabs some erases-tom on the
othw band, it the horse railroad was
benefited in any; way the company
shonldsettlethsbmelita 'l'hsdirnctors
didnotwishtotaketheresposibilityot
euchaesttlementuponthdrownahould—
era.prelerringtohavethehaehiugoithe
stochboldas. Hon. 8. C. We!
Gseenwich,weepreeentatthsmesting,
and was much plused withtheeondi—
tion of nilaira. Be dowednodiqosi-
tion to do anything but whstwaslor
thehsstiuteresuoltheoomM-andto
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rupted the Borden trial, but

witness had beenealied. lie

[in testified to the distance

led them, one alter the other.

..... Win: $315 runs THE SlillLLS

matukholdwsolthsllorwnlkllorne ThefimmtionofSeeing‘l‘hem
Railroad company held a Inuit-[last CausedlliasBordeutoFaiut.

m RUBEN-’8 VITAL MEI“.

mineral-wthalesaaaltha
cums-arson Alleralliht’sllasp
Wei ”telltale” tall-w

K" neurone, Ma... J on! 1.-—'l'hs trip
to Fall River by the jury somewhat invar-

tion began again this iorrnoon presenting

evidence. ['p to this morning only one —-m-——

Tb . , . , . . .
”madam, cerium m';uam; Ladies Shirt Waists, white, black and colored, in calico, Anothercaseof “camp,“

instance of the prosecution. He had made -—-——o.——- .
dingrameoithe roomainthe Bordanhouae Infant’ d Chi! M 1' B is d Hats, t 12; finished complete, for -
luduturhsd mm (mm nan dren’s new one an a c. -
been cutout 1“; examinatio: He Mall, 190., 250., 356., 49c. ’ 29 centSI

Borden house and the police atatiouand 31-09, “-49. 0301!- '
the like. lie had muaund it all a! atlha . FRINGE” SHAnEs,

 

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All the Latest Novelties In

Furnishing Goods! 00mm“ BR ,
W urns Ialsltrsst. em

80. lsrwalt
Keeping pace

with the times, we are alwa s alert and wide
awake to the demands of our customers. We in not advertising

to catch your trade fora day, or a w but we want it constant-

I and regularly, whenever the no??? finds you needing an —
in our line. We have it! the past, and are still more
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laeqtodotheir . Another matter for our considera- it
5°”‘hflifii‘iii‘n9: W" "is W ”352"“- ? 3”..."“fffsngmgh. ~

; lyrs eve ’n,we eonsav. wi oer ' ' '
nothin but firstrclass rgiablegooda gsome gt the attracv to buyers of

tions w ch we are offering this week.

,——~.—.. Wall Paper 9

Indies’ Vests in Jersey Ribbed and Summer Merino, long or for o e w commenci' ‘ ng
m m, short sleeves, or sleeveless, 5a., 10c., 12”., 210., 23c., 39c., 490- my]: mick, ' ‘ Bat-

._—_..._.

Mmm cambric, lawn and satteen, at 29c., 39c.. 490.. 750-. 890-. 930»

 

 

 

.ry, in theirendmvorstobaveaiair mum‘mwmmm __..,___ Arrivodto-day.
settlement “WM"YWF'W' a serious look upenthrlrlacuthlamorn.

A committee oonsiting oi Prwident in; rrnmulhraumu,wmphry

John D. Kimmey, LC.Greas,.l. Bol- dclmbfishlina The sow-1mm In P ARASOLS- Alargestockof
denllurlhuttandlrJlenedietwere ap— m‘lym W“ n” Mu“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pointed in cooler with tbedirectoraol
the Tramway company, determine just
how matterastood, and what they were
willing to do.

 

long ago as had
grand jury. But

I“! PRIZES SECURED.

 

Arrange-sub Completed lar the lnrwalh
Wheel club's In“ I...

The Norwalk Wheel club held a large-
ly attended and very enthmisatic meet-
ing last night, and completed arrange-
ments for theten-mileroad raeetobe
held Thur-lay, June 20th. Theoommitr

out to summon help.

peculiarly singular position.
timony as to the burning of

ibisctasndhasaddnd butane om . . . . - l
allynewteetimonyJorthe mm.» Specialyalues in fast black, salmon, glona and silk Sun Senighflofland cm m g
burned dress have w] Muslims: timbrellas, 1n24 and 26 inch, at 75c., 890., 980., 81.25.. 81.39., and I’d-m, s w ,, . ~
pmwe... ......‘ ‘ “
“Walkman t 49,0175..sios,e249, $269 I Inks

brought to the (rent with even greater
minutes than Bridget Sullivan. And
llnwell was Heals Borden’s closest

mmmmfzitm KlTCH EN DEPARTMENT. A" "9‘" cm”-

that iatal morning when Bridget was sent

 

constantly on hand.

We buy for cash audition at

nu- Illa-ell occupiuan anomalouaand Something new in W“ "m 81““ "m! in ‘H’iw" ”t9, the lowest cash basis.

1, i, m“, and water sets, at 31.39; Berry dishes at 49c. and 59s.; also 1 000 mm: .
the dresses, Tumblers, at 2c. each; largest size ooh frame Window Screens,

 

ImlMaladies-I to the urn-ml we at 490 each, smaller sizes both in width and height at 39c. and H II V
m‘g’&mgf;gsblmdfi 35c. each; 10 dozen screen doors, 2 ft. 10 in. by 6ft: 8in.. orz ft. 0 80 "0 er.

". m mm pm- 1..., be", M“ d M, i m m - :5 in. by 7 it. at_ 98¢. each We are also showings. very fine line magnum tum-larder. ill-m

Jam-w in secnr'mg suitable nr~ «tomcat: n: ”a :31: 80' of Easels and Pictures suitable for wedding presents, or gifts of "um"; ' ' EWW‘L ‘
earns! loathe I s

ticlrslorthecontat. Theofloersoithe Mia In" '0 mate i l as ll m “Imuphon. summon...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

race will he as lollow: Judges, llayor
Georgelochwood, (blond LeslieSmith,
Colonelltu-ellProat,CouncilmenGeorge
S. 'l'rowbridgnand LGJndson; timers,
l-ac Hamilton, tteorp l. Kaeler and
William lcQuhae; checkers, I]. W.
lather. A. Beadlq, ll. ll. Borkadoseph
Davis and’A. B. M; mWil.
liasn Decker. B. W. Pitch and B. W.
Bodwell; elerhol wurse, A. ll. Rumell;
maistant clerk, Joseph Ihvia; starter,
George C. Kirk, oi Stamlord: refresh.
ment committee, Stiles lawrence, Rob
est Ellendori, ll. ii. Wilsonand ll. W.
Bonmn; reception eommitte, Percy
Swords, Arthur Keeler, William Ward.
well, frank lamuri and H. l. lather.
The raoewill beover the East avenue
untrue. Refreshments will be served in
the club room alter the race.

meat side. Speaking of the
at the presence at the skulls
house, Sheril Kirby said he

 

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ass]. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Wursataabsadslneerdadlathemra
alm’lmclart.

in (Tobie llannah Louie Hemmer, a
buildieglotonWoodburyaveuur.

’l'homaavilhgeaud Urnuhl’illagcto
JessieKVillageJaudand huildingson
Woodwardavenue.

Wan, Boerum to Charles w.
Savage, land and hulldinyat Bast Nor-
walk.

Charlmll.cofln,otltewltochelle,to
Arthur C. Wheeler. strantoinalt
madowlyingbeside the Daubuvy and
llovwalhrailmadtracknud Plrssstreeh

JohnEKoney todamufilienney,
paleslotlandonl’laeetreet.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

with at anytime while the

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‘l‘be Borden jury arrived in

”Johl’.flenedlct.oll)anhnry,aburld«'
hglotatllelllslaud.

Norwalh Saving societ' y to Hernrau
C.lhahe.hlildmglotonl.annlavnune.

ADVIIII All 1'. It"! "Mill.

lenl.Wllsa-Ml'nl
landsletletnthalltart

Thisstterneoathaweddlqot Biron
J.Peea.otlsethinstva. sadllaslary
ll.llrowae.otleeldsn.wilheaelshrah
sdlatbsflrsthasleb-ehot
lwidsa. ’l'hwnbapaonlterrunsaoeln
the marriage. Irv-rel miles south ol
theesadeons country
“mammal-them
«My H a huh-s lum-
ho-soseqisihy lika- J. Peek. the
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the deputies assigned in New
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the whole array of evidence on the govern-

W DOM ESTlCS
the moment that the skulls were to he a

taken out then and there. but he was hap-

y disappointed. hints shared the same - .
{at m a.” l o, a. no mmrdozélulien Towels,- 4 ,for {5a. t
tleeeenelntheconrtrnom whiehaostartlsd On an “’9 “1° 0 Ladle“ 031100 W mm”, 3 006‘-

“She did not taint," said Sheri! Kirby.
“her lips retained their lull color all
through. tier {see was nehy pale. There
was a good deal 0! nervous twitching
abmn the month just below the ian.wbich
so eflectually covert-ii the prisoner's eyes
and lace. Mina Borden said nothing,
though she had good reasons to do so.

unleal was over, and the girl retained her
brave snlmrhaion to her haul late."

Today the query is. it those skulls are
produced in toll" by and by, will Lizzie

strain upon her, which seems to many al-
most the refinement oi cruelty.

When District Attorney Knowlton re
quested that permission be granted to the
jury to visit the some oi the slaughter. withthe ladies. -
Lawyer Adams 0! counsel {or the prisoner

held a conirrenoe torn moment, and then
inlormed the court that the defendant had
no desire to acrompnny the jury, wbieh -
washerright. The court said it wanted

the driendant to understand clearly that
she was at perirct liln-ny to avail heraell
of that right, if she an desired.

Your oi the deputy shuttle were sworn

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toseethat thejnrywna not wiggles: Mllllne and cloaks GBEBOM' L} .
amm- imam“; I n will at, nun...“
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atop aaonrpseisd the party. Then the
eonrttookarrosesandhli-Borden.”
a that with Mr. Adams. was unduetsd

'l‘haJaryatthellenae.

the t Real dew. Thrrewaa no

aster moth . Poster toe ot at the station, although t '
M0,? anilTl y“ minghad been previously
The number oi banks at the stationwaa
inauilloisnt to accommodatelhe crowds on
the train. The jurymen were in charge of

were taken at more to timberland“

Maseru Knuwitou. bloody, Jnuiapnnd
Robinson walked (rum the depot when.
Hans oi the psi-mines and surroundings
wrvnhronght along. Then tit-jury walled
to’tbe lion-lea house and madmittad
with the tour men who had charms oi
than). Ah aeeonipsayla‘ thorn tutoths

harem [District Attornrye Knowin-
ifld lunlyJIr. Robina- and Mr. J.» c o ‘
Assistant Maribel Fleet and Idem I I
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taunt mason controlled a posse oltnsn
whehadbreaslwutthehoneesiaes-orn»

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m wheels before huh-in. sam'
They will and it a beauty. the I d s
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Wearenow showinganelegaut line of Summer Styles in
Trimmed and Untrimmedllate.‘ Leghorns and Chip Flats are
the prevailing styles {or the summer, and we are showing a
complete line oi these goods.

Fall River

Mind. and

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A We also have a full line of Ladies? Sailor lists in Bonain
Braids, Mllends and Swim Straw in all colors (rout:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Ahendeorne assortment of Lndies' Bilk Walata in Haida,
Stripes, Navy, Gardinal and Black, from ;

$3.75 to $6.50. Oil! of Albany

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msmmmwwmmwmngmuym m .
mmuimaiminanmmmor sum“ "of”
meningitis” figures. and plain and entered grounds see 1,. any

.390 up to $l.75. nsw‘vdiigt

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