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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 14, 1895 · page 2

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which“ nowadaatpriousurs toclossthsru out.
, m boar, either plain, ”rebound. or coitton covered. in 23
73 III foot.

,lostylesmu thannstoost.
m, 18in yard; lfic lasting, 90 yard.
“so Refrigerators. 20 per cent. discount.
Most, all grades, from Silo up.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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e...- monr. NEEDS A FELLOW?

Vne Groceries.

ivory thing you desire—Staple or fancy—the prices as low as the quality

tlble place to visit.
, ”prices will serve as imitations:

info Best Eoda Crackers. ii lbs. for 25c

Shoulder. per lb . 9560 Best Ginger Susps, 4 lbs. for 26c
18c Best Lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. for 250

200 Best Rice. bibs. for file

Zlc Bert Oatmeal. 7 lbs. for Mo

80 Belt Codflnll. 3 lbs. for ”to

lilo Beet Lard. 3 lbs. for Silo

4c Babbitt's Soap. o barslfor 250

0c Ozone Soon. 6 bars for Side

to Best Starch. 5 lbs. [or file

"and nine will answer

I Done» van Building,

33 Main Street.
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PRUHTS Small Investments.

‘ Returningprortperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within n
times Returning” ancosasml Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.

In all Filll armature mvrsrro can a. made by our
., Systematic Plan of Speculation

hyus. All succesle speculators operate on a regular system.
thawsll’hncwu fact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the Unlfid States
0 trading through Chicago brokers. more lei-ire amounts every car. rang-
a few thousand dollars tor the man who luveste a hundred or to o hundre dollars up
limit) or more by those who Invest a few thousand.
hallo a hot that those who make the largest grants from comparatively small In est»
, on entitle plan are persons who live away from ‘bicago and invest through brokers who
understand s rustic trading.
does Ml. ris the whale amount invested on any trade. but covers both sldes.s0
the market rises or falls It. brings a sready profit that piles up enormously mso a

I to: nominal“! ":00”. also our Manual on successful speculation and
[arm llepovti.I full of mono -making pointers. ALL! Is". Our Manual ex-
lIy. Highest re stances in regard to our standingmud success.
information address

THOMAS 8t 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
“ 241-242 mute Building, omotsn. Ill.

FITS!

BHACE UPI DON'T LOSE COUBACEI

Your disease Is not incurable because your

physician“ has given you up. and you have not
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NORWALK

LOBSIEIIS.

Caught oi! Norwalk Islands.

have your orders and have them
delivered in Norwslk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of

kinds oi Fissli Fish.

every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of

FISH IINII.
VEGETIIIILES

tcbefoond.

PURE TOMATO CATSUP

HUNT d ZEIIIFF’S

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WILL PIPER

In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.

Painting, Paperhauging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.

PAINTERS’

SU PPLl ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,

CLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,

Corner First Ave. and New 8t
EAST NORWALK...

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I , , Whats-ore Its-lying lies Inn-racy

YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
OR RURNJTUBI
THROUGH THE

“snowman-owner»...

New Your. Aug. it.--A new and gi-

gantic electric combine has lost men
formed to fight the‘iuaw Westinghouse-
Baldwin combination. It includes the
Yerkes railroad people and the Siemens d:
Holskc Electrical company. The combis
nation means the entry into the Ameri-

can market of a big foreign electric sup-
ply manufacturing concern in affiliation
with the Widencr- Elkins syndicate of the
street car lines in New Yum-Philadel-
phia. Pittsburg and Chicago;

Charles F. Yerkes. the head of the new
combine. ls known as the Chicago cable
king. He Is a multimillionaire and is us-
soclated in cable and electric street. rail-
roads In Chicago, Philadelphia nnd New
York with the Whitney-Elkins-Widenor
traction syndicate. His son, Charles is}.
Yerkes, was recently elected vice presi-
dent of the Siemens do Bolske Fdoctrlo
company. This company is the Iurgcst
and most powerful electric manufacturing
company In Europe.

The parent house is in Berlin. with
branches in all the principal European
cities. Its founder, Dr. Siemens, was
known no the Edison of Europe. The
company has done considerable work in
this country. It has built about three-
quurtcrs of the private electric light plants
in use in this city. Abroud it has built
all sorts of electric motors and manufac-
tured every kind of electric machinery
and supplies.

A few weeks ngc the Siemens & Halske
company purchased the big plant of the
Grant locomotive works in Cicero, Ills.
The announcement was made that the
works would be expanded into the largest
electric manufacturing plant In the coun-
t

ry It Means a Stiff Fight.

At the some time the capital of the
Siemens 8: ilulsko company was increased
front "$00,000 to $2,000.00i), and It was
said that Charles ’1'. Yerkes bud put In
the extra million, and that he and his as-
sociates in street rullrond enterprises con-
trolled the American brunch of the Ber-
lin company.

A prominent electrical engineer of this
city said of this combine: “it humus the
atlilest kind of at light for supremacy in
the manufacture of electric railway mo-
tors. The fight will be between the Gen.
crul Electric company, the Westinghouse
mnccru and the Siemens lie Huluku com-
ny y.

“W hen the WestinghouseBuidwin com-

bination was formed it wfis thought that
it would ham everything Its own way,
but with the Yerkcsos taking an interest
in this foreign corporation the outlook is
changed. If Yerkes, with his interests In
the different street railway systems under
the control of tho Whitney—ElkineWidcncr
syndicate, can throw to the Siemens d:
Hulsko company oil the work of building
electric motors and trolley pluntsroquircd
by the syndicate. the concern will have
an enormous business on its hands. It.
will li-uvc a comparatively llllmIW ilold
for other electric nmtur companies. The
fuel. ilmt' young Yerkes bus been made
vino president- of the rmrgunlzod Siemens
& Holske company shows that the inter-
ostsnf themhlc dud trolley mud pmple
will he looked llltt‘l'. While m-nsly all the
street milnmds um now run either by
trollcyor cubic the coming business for
the How combine will be the building of
electric nmtors for the trunk lines of the
country."

Two Men Drowned.

NEWARK. N. .l ., Aug. H.-—llockwmd
Wilscy and Frederick Ilemorosr Wore
drowned in tho i’nssuiu rim-r hour the foot
of Market sit-wt. They wrro rowing to-
gether, when Wilsvy decided to go in
swimming. in looping from the bout be
upset it, mid "onion-st, who m“ unable
to swim. iu-imd him. \Vilm-y was unable
tobrcuk uwuy. and a fierce strugglocn-
sued. A large number of people witness-
ed the fight, but Were not able to‘ render
assistance.

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Cubans Have a New l'lan.
.IAciisnsvtu-J-z, Flu” Aug. ii.——Cnp
lulu Conutr, it well known (:Cliis‘t pilot,
says thut Cubans have under considera-
tions plan establishing (simmuulcntlon
with the insurgents in (Joint by means of
the heliogrnph, or suuwriting system. It
is stated that Key lnpuz could be secured
for this purpose. Key Lupin. has a light—
house. from which a view of the island
for 150 miles inlund can be soon.

A Cheap shaving Cutfit.

Wasiiinmos. Aug. 14.-~A fruud order
has been issued by the pistoflico deport-
Incut against the liluropcnn Specialty corn“
puuy of Bridgeport. Conn. The company
advertised to soil it razor, brush, strap,
soup and cup fort. Scents. Thom sending
the money receive d netonc nn inch or two
nurture, with Instructions to rub dry on
the face until till the hair wus gone

Born Ami left 1.. the litatlan.

Loam Brena", Aug. ll.~—li'mir women
entered the waiting mom of the Uiiilll'lll
station hero to take it north Imund trnln.
While waiting for tho trulu one of the
Women genie birth to n child. When the
train rolled into the ntntiou, the mother
boarded It. leuviug the buby on the soot in
the waiting romp.

Contract moo}... From Japan.
WAsmuc'ros, Aug. 1i —Tho bureau of
immigration bus Information that it com-
pany hos been formed in Japan for the
purpose of sending Jupnnosc laborers to
this country under contract. Commission-
or General Stump says he was Inclined to
give credence to the rumor.

Death of a mi. Clear Buryivor.
Pnittnstruta, Aug. it—Potor Peter.
son. one of the survivors of the Prince 0s-
oar disaster. who. together with 15 other
sellers. was brought to this port by the
British stmmer Cupso. died from the ef-
fect of a sunstrokc he received on Sun-

larrisea's forts-alt Beasts-Washington.
Wasmlom, Aug. law-The lilo also
painting) of President Harrison by Fast-
niauJ neon has been received at the
White House It will be hung in the
White House and will complete illegal-

 

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, on. mum... mo... Baleht, Jean
Twmmohtalotcfhottledhesrand

' to consider questions ui’fi cting the menu

loud Joan nineteen.

had had a sort of picnic. About 9 o’clock
at night they sotthsd in hichmbs’ ham
for the night. The survivors assert that
the] had his permission. He suddenly
a ppearsd. lemons-mud ordered them to
leave. To this demand they made answer
that they would not quit until they had
finished their supper.
McCombs then w'ent to the house of a
neighbor and returned with a double bars
ruled shotgun He pointed it at the
Frenchmen and again hold thcmtode‘
port. The former says that Degeilt ad-
vanced in a threatening manner toward
him, and that In self defense he fired. The
then received a mortal wound, the shot
severing the jugular vein. anmaux
was struck in the face, and Belent re-
ceived shot in different parts of the body.
nineteen: will recover if blood poisoning
does not. set in, which the doctors fear.
and the other mun was not very badly
urt.
The two wounded men drugged their
dying comrade nearly 1,000 feet and laid
him on a sand bunk near the Monticello
depot, and there he died without saying a
word.
The coroner's jury found the farmer
guilty of killing, and the coroner oom-
mittcd him to jail at Monticello to await
the action of the grand jury.

PETITIONS POURING IN.

Sympathy For Karla Barber] Comes from
Nearly Every Stain.
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-—-Fivc thourgmd
hurries have been added to the list of petl‘
tions in favor of a full pardon for Marin
Barberi. Five hundred names were re-
ceivcd from Madison, 1nd,, and in the pc—
titions sent in almost every state in the
Union was represented,
Roland flood, the actor, hooded n peti-
tion containing over 200 names.
The Cristoforo Colombo fund, which
new amounts to ”.400, represents the
offerings of poor ltnliuus, who subscribed
the sum in dimes and nickcls. Should
this subscription not be devoted to defray-
Ing the necessary legal expenses in the new
triul, It will be deposited in some bunk
for the benefit of Marin lllld her people.
The lawyers interested in her into have
their was fully prepared for the court of
appeals and are confident that a favorable
decision will be rendered.
Meanwhile there is no diminution in
the circulation of petitions. and every
mail brings hundreds of letters and postal
curds expressing sympathy for the Italian
girl.
Yesterday Mr Ev nus was wearing the
fancy silk run- ktic which Marin guve him
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FIVE crimping SHOT.

John Smith's Aim Was Bad \Vhen Firing
at a Sher-m.

lows Cur, In., Aug. li.—-.iohn Smith
and his brother, Dr. George Smith, at-
tcmptod to prM'ent Sheriff Jones from or-
"testing the luttor ut Frank Pierce, near
here. John Smith disclmrgcd u shotgun
nt tbcshorifi’s head. The oilicor's face
was scorched, but the loud struck five
children playing norms the street.

The. injured arc Br‘s‘n‘lu iriipp, 5 years
old; Elsie (Supp, ugcd l2; Charles Petrio,
ngcd 15; Erick Yugor, ugod 13. Mid Her-
bert Yngcr, ugi-d ll.

All \vi-rc mnl‘t‘ or loss seriously injured.
It. is found thut Erick ngor mul Elsie
Cupp may not live. Despite violent
threats of lynching nmdv by the people of
the r-mnmunity, the sheriff ulul his (Inpu-
ty brought the men in town nud plucod
them in jail '

test Talks About \foney Matters.
Outwits“ Aug. li.——-ln rigm‘d to tho
prospmts of on intirnutiunnl monetary
confuronm >t‘llillill' hail of \lissuurhbt ho
is here rmnnrkid: ‘lt is generally mu
coded [but the other pcu‘vrs urn uwuiting
tlienctlouof Engluud, and from all no.-
counts England will not ultor the gold
stundurd. A prominent English olllciui
was from recently, and he find several long
conforonm-s on the subject with Mr. John
Wanamaker. He sold. ‘Ilcst. assured
that. England will not ultcr the gold smud-
nrd" it

Not the Candidate of Any Set.

BALTIMORE, Aug. li.-——Mr. John E.
Hurst the Democratic nominee for govern
or, has mudo public his letter of accept-
uncc. In it. he says: "I did not seek the
nomination in any manner whatsoever,
nor con i consent to have myself spoken
of or cousidrod us the candldute of my
man or set of pron or its the representative
of any clique. wing, faction or division of
the purty. "

 

 

Publishers to Aotagonlre the Trust.

NEW YlmK. Aug. iri.—Tho American
Newspaper l’ubllslwrs‘ nasuwlution hits
opvuul li)l'l‘l“~ili)llili‘llm‘ \xltli newspaper
publishers throughout the l plied States
with nvlcw to u untimml cnmeutimi of
uowupupcr publishers at some toutrnl city

for turn of print [illlml' in consequence of
the recently organism! Pnpor Manufactur-
crn' trust.

A [forcin- Remembered.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 14. ~Mugistrnio
Peter .1. ii "ghee of this city has presented
to Miss Katherine Germaine. the singer,
o handsome clintclnino wutcli us it token
of his npprccintlon of her efforts in behalf
of his nephew, li'l‘llllk liughcs, who was
saved from drowning in Foirmount Park.

Came In With n Mutlnons Crew.
SA! FRANCIMN), Aug. 14 ~Tbo Ger-
man ship Alli-onrrivml from Swanson with
nmutincus 'crcw. When a low leagues
out from this port, the mutiny broke out
into open revolt. Il‘hc sailors charge the
captain with cruelty and insufficient ro~
tious.

Suing For a Lost Arm.
Havumntt. Muss, Aug ii.——Miohacl
Il‘iaherty has brought suit against the
Well, Lawrence and Haverhlll Street
Railway company to recover till), 000 for
the loss of on one.

fledged ”.800 For Missionary Work.
Nonruristn, lines; Aug. 14.--At the
session of the Northiieid conference the
sum of Oil 300 was pledged to aid Dr.
Hurray in in. work in smith Africa.

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Beware of Ointmenre for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.

lsmercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
tem when entering It through the mucous sur-
faces. Such articles should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possiblyderive from them.
Hall’s (lsturrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & 00.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer-
cury. and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It Is taken Internal-
ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney
d: On. Testimonials free.

H’Bold by druggiats. price 73 cents per bot

lie.

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Young Man

Why take the chance of dying without. in-
surance when S‘OU 08818” a DAY WILL
lNeUiiEl YOUR. LIFE For stun

Or 6 (lens a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of ‘81. up. payable to yourself If you live.
With Ineurancedike everything else.the best
Is the oheapestkfl

CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,

of Hartford.

8. S. L’Hommedleu.
Ill WASHINGTON 81.00

South Harwell.

WAGON S.

New andhmnd bane

Buggies, Plasmas. Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. tilt.

Prices to Suit All.

CALL AND B“ mu.

Henry Tilly.
SIIFFS FOII SALE

AT ‘ROWAYTON.

line Fancy slim, to test, tress.
mouthed.
line Wetting Still, Ii int.
line Fourteen-Foot slim.
line Twain-Foot Follower.
lint line-foot loos follower.”
Ins Eight-Foot Follower.”

One tit-Foot Follower. *

deed serviceable boats. at low prices.
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