a
5 .
Carpet tacks, It paper: fancy china butter dishes 1c: good pins II‘ paper;
fauc V stove liIi litters 3c: 3 pits. hair pine lot if' Bixhy's shoe. blacking, :c:
Dex Ids best black ink. 20: David's best mutilegc, 3c; cedar lead pencils,
per don. 4c rI;best machine oil 4c; machine olic:‘~,.1c; nest egg; :1." hand
brushes, 3c; sink brooms 31-;japanescurquill toothpick.» 2c; pencil pads
16; envelopes. 31: for 25; French bristle tooth hI'I Ishes. IIIC; shaving brusiwa.
. ‘ 10c; toilet soaps, 4c; curling irons 4c;f;1ncy photo eascls. lOt‘.
,‘Drand Display of Lamps.
from 12c to 88. oo.
_ New Designs of Baby Carriages.
‘guiok‘Maal Gasoline stove-1,.
And the only cleanablc refrigerator made
0 White Mountain Grand."
. S. STURTEVANT
—-_
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS.
Death Norwaik. cbnnoaticut
...... .. ......l: “...... _.
C. H. Harvey Goingout of Business!
And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.
Boots and
Shoes
At Prices that will mat“. it an
1‘
Object to Purchase whether you .
need them now or not.
BEEtit‘lrc Stock and Fixtures. together with
lease of store. at (i great bargain to close out
_at' once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
much less than cost.
. . . . . . . HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
70 North Main Street.
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MST 0111: WORD
For lngraini,
Tapestry,
Bruesels or
Moquette
«CARPETS
Oil Cloths, hinoleums and Mattings. go to
A. Dickerman ‘8. Son-
Eli Washlngton Street, South Horvvalit. Connecticut.
gIII’
The Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
Thoroughly Equipped‘for Every Kind of Printing!
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‘ and wife. Tyler Christiana and '1‘qu Tay-
‘ but the jury disagreed.
was taken in accordance with public acn—
v.1;
concurs Jill! 11111181111301:an
m...
Ilu Beach Poiooa “It In 11.1.1 I. .....l‘
M It DI 3M lime-uh l’lllil)‘ a! Right
Aloud-Swot” Bud and Thru in:
I)“. . I
l
Cane. IIIII. March ilhvberirudo Toy
lor. a hceutiftil girl i3 an old. in chum
III! with poisoning eight Invader. III in
totally. Two are dead. and three more are
given up by physicians .
Site in entail {or her one. has a hrlghi
mind and ha» unwound all her clmmuttu
in her undies. The Taylor family in ("it
or the woelthlelt in northwest hilaouri,1
and Gertrude we. a “write child. i
Her father. Dillon Taylor. and hm
brother, Robert Taylor. are dead {mm In.
poi-onion. l }
A coroner I jury. after a careful exami
nation of all the evidence. declared Iicr
trudothe olity person. ta‘ho was at tlII,
luquoet of Ir murdered father. and whcn
the Verdict was announced it appeared it
her I matter at small concern. No narrow
we- on her face. not has she cited a tear.
Thin heeled to the luppuiliun thuttlu. ,
girl in insane.
A strong chain of evidence Iliwovcrodi
connects a box or rough on ruin. purIi
clawed hy the girl on Tut‘nduvalllufl.‘
with tho havoc created in her family.
Supper on ’l‘I.III:IIiay evening wait yin-par
ed at 7 unlock At the tabla wurc “II.
and Mrs. Dillon Tevlor their ruin ltnheri
10?,flflld 1.3; Gertrude. ugcd 1:5.Dulto.
aged ll. antl:.\'anny. aged i.
(1an Hail a Peculiar Tania.
When coffee woo sorymi Min. Taylor
made the remark that it had a peculiar
taste. and to this they all egII-I-Il.
afoon'after Mr. and Mrs. Taylor botanic
sick. and than Robert. and hi: wife IrarII
attacked by tho some symptoms. Lauri
I' hriatmon waI. taken ill while going tore;
physician. and while gone the youliurl
members of tho family were seized. All
were noon in a precarioue condition.
Gertrude Tailor war thuonly IIIonIbIItI
of the family a ho was not. stricken. rht ;-
usually drank rodeo. but on thin particu
lar or union she did not. and the hut wa~ .
noted by her "miller at the time.
Gertrude Tailor laid to a press repre-
BelilutIVo:
“i was cent to Stalth'edrun store by I
papa on Tuesday afternoon to but sumc
rough on rate and returned with Ibr-
poison a short Iinm bomrc supper. l’upu
did not. tell mu what he wanted with ”It ‘
poison. and 1 did not. ask him. i did not .
put. any of the puhuu in tho com... we had
for supper. .I did not 111.111»; coffee that
night. h. cause i wanted «I: out.
"Were you angry with your i 11pm." the l
child quI tuikei
‘ hell. he anulwhcn hrotl or llohrrt and
his wife wont to housekIcpina they would ‘1
take away the organ in the parlor. and i ‘
didn't like Um. I hau- 1.".1-11 \ n.III~~~'
\“Ullt‘n ‘i'ayinr 5 wife, and sin: accrued tI. 1.
be glad rho wa~ going to have the organ. ,
Papa seemed II. like hot liIittI-r than -bII.
did me. lIlld not. like him barium) he did i
not. tell her she could not have the organ. i
i told papa i would leave home and no to
Aunt Shorpo‘ I; if he was mean to Inc.‘
Evidence Against the Girl.
l
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(in this evidence the pron-rub on buses;
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itsI lei. of on to the gudt oi the gin.
admit-I leing JOlIlIiLH oi ler alder ln- iiiw,
and to wrgnk revenge it is claim. Il, Iilic
poisoned the whole IIIIIIiiy.
it. is said fh: .t the elder Taylor IleIilIllI-Ii
great affection for his now Ii:-Iught.r11: 1
MW and told his sun he would ~oon giro l
him u competence and start him on the
road to ”Impurity
Green ’i‘nylor brother of the (load 1111111, I
said he was determined to slit. the crime I
to the bottom and III proaecutc the guilty
person to tho and.
By the death of Robert Taylor his wifI
and Mrs. Dillon ’,l.'.-1I lor came into peas. a-
slim of property 1111th $1021.00”.
Gertrude Taylor “‘2“ placed under {if}
rest. She Waived exunIiIIutiou. and hull
was fixed at- M.000. WliiIIil was promptly
given by her uncle. A. (I. Sharpe. and Ar-
thur Sharpe. Sim “'1“ not in the least. at"-
fcI-ch win-n Ithe warrant was road in but
in the office of 1th justice of the peace I
charging her with tho muthIr of her 111- 5
Nil‘l‘. The Sharpes will cmplut the best
lugul talent. In the slut-c to defend i: or.
ELOPEi’J TO MEXICO.
Prominent American Merchant In London
Granted I Dir-Iona F rum "in \\ ifr.
LIIXIION. March Bil—licury Reynolds
Goring. an American IIII-rvbant, doing
businesa in this city. petitioned the court
for the dissolution of his marriage. which
took place in Weitrninsicr in 15:2. on me
ground of the misconduct of his wife with
James Stuart. Edwards.
311'. and Mrs. Goring, for the first few
years of thelrtunrriud life. Wort) fairly imp
py. Then Mr. Goring discovered that in.»
wife was carrying on n t‘itfl'l't‘flpfll deuce
with the corespondcnt. who was an old
lotar. butwho was then ,llvi ng in \ alpa-
l'illit).
III 1591i. they separated. Mr. Goring ul-
lowing his wife .t'iIiU a year. in October,
however. Mr. Goring discovered that his
wife had gone to Mexico. From there she
wrote to her husband. saying that for all
she had sufierad she was rIIIIoIIIpIInsod by
izccoming the wife of the man she had lIIv-
ed all her lilo. The decree was granted.
Bil,r Suit Settled Out of Court.
Cmuaoo, March 20. ~Tho hig suit of
Swift. 6:. C0,. the packers. against the .
Grand Trunk Railway company. which
has been pending in the circuit court.
slnI-e 139:}, was dismissed by simulation.
Swift .1: Co. sued for .3800 000 which it
was claimed, was due them on account of
excessive charges for. freight on shipments
cast from 1887 to 1889.1twas charged.
that the railroad company gave rebates to
other packers and charged Swift & Co.
rczulur rates The case Woo tried in 189i.
,I “'lree to Go Underground.
TROY, 1\. 3",, March 20. —-At a meeting
of the common council the corporation
conncllwns directed to prepare (or sub-
mission to the legislature an amendment
to the charter giving the common cnnncil
power to order the electric wires in the
city to he put underground. This action
timcnt- an: account of the loss of four lirvs
at. the collar factory fire heron month 111,0
Celebrated Her Centennial.
K2253. N. 11., March 20. —lllre. Rowe
on Shelly yesterday observed the one hun-
dredth anniversary of her birth. She was
born in Wetherefleiri. N. B. Her husband
with whom rho lived 70 non, died in
1889.
,.
The right unto-date young men's
side garments. made in com-rt cloth.
strap seams, 3+ and 36 inches long.
$101M). 13 5t), lfiill),
out-
18.00.
Little IIIoucy fnrquIIlI style. can’t tell
them from one costing I‘luuhlc.
illili'L‘ cuuscr
\Vc'x'c
III live.
Spring Overcoats.
III all
wool (lurk cussiuicrcs. clIcviIrts,
ilIilIets Will‘Sli'llS 11ml covertclr‘1tl1.$ii.50,
7.50. 8
.30,
Little (11' hi}: prices. but every
is all wool and well made.
18, 21,).
garment
XIIW is illt‘
in, 12. 13.51), 15.
time to 111111111151: when 111- how all the
SIZCS
New style
English Walking Suits.
frocks, made IIIcIlium length.
with lapels on pockets. in lIzIIIIlsmIIc
Men's. lioys'
Scotch plaids. checks and home spans,
$15 and 18 a suit.
Your i'arc paid liotli \ 'ays on 111511)
purchase, one way on a $5 purchase.
Eics&(o.
and Children‘s Outfitters.
BumIIEIIoRI‘. (:1.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
wxs‘n. - . ;_
7
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38 Washington
'SCHAUB S MARKET
Steet. So. Norwaiit.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsi!
SCHAUB
L
'»$ MARKET,
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
New York,$outh Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE_PR01=ELLERS.
E i\’
Will
5 11 m.
Freight l\t‘(.‘.ti\t‘(l 1mm 7
leave Pier
’3,
Lt'ili’C N:-I‘11‘.Il.‘.
iiccknmu direct, Vow
5 p, m;
.1 m..
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
York. :11
South .,\‘Iil"\\'illl\ I) p. 111.
Upth Appii
1.1;. p m.
cation to agents the C. ity of I\'I.ru.1i‘ I. [2.15.er and \ ulI: an
Ivill be sent for special lots of lreight anywhere III \cu.
York or its vicinity.
All pcrsuns'arc I’In'hid trusting any of the emplnyces
(if this imam of ihi’iinc 1:11 III‘IIIIIIIII I‘Iz' llil'
withers flittruui.
PERHAPS
But if you
Diamands, Watches, Jewelry or
ii Dainty Gift.
stylinh, wail-lining pair of sin-rel; as accept
able P R E S E N T ' anything yIII
If there is any questioa 4-
H5
‘cnn think of.
. to where the veryheat of its iIItIIl can he p111
Cllflhf‘ll. it‘eI easily atmwered—ut
l 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
lSouth Norwaik, .
YOU DON’ T,
should want any
Silverware l
Or yo... Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired land Clcancd, call or
send at once to
A. w. AUSTIN,
Opera House Black,
After all said and done, a. fine. well-made
lH.$.‘BROWN’$:
Conn.
NORWALK. CT.
II. M
ammo. limit sit—Fruit A. 3....»
Ion. common at Trenton. Islam
i with hire. J. A. Horned. wife of one or hie
employm. developed .1 termini. Wu! or
rciitod at the Victoria hotel on a warrant
iIII'uru out by J. A. liarncs. The warrant
w... 1111'ch by a United rim-o meruhal.
.Ind Newman [at compelled to {we a
band .11 $25,001:. R. .4 ’l‘hnmpmn and I,
E lllll‘llt'y hittm'd iIIII IIIIIIIl.
The charge was kept Vei‘l'tii. but ii it in
connection \I'ilh the lid]. 1““ "ll! of i‘uo -
. noowluoh Barnes lIIIIIIII 11-min .1 hiagowu
r, A. V.“ o". It:
fur alienating Mrs. l; nf'III-I'IIIII.
“.110“ 111 I: II ~ I‘I. ill. i'l II .1 .I)‘ ur
h'II‘q (It! Barn-'4 ll.H Yl‘IllIIIi iii! in “iii
liini. .\l: 1111111311 iIII-I ion. the city. Burma
is still lii'ri‘.
I
Dirnrtv l‘rorrwlingh
UK! 111.111 ('i'l'l', II ’i‘.. .‘lnrf‘lt I20.—
Mra. llIlI-n lIIlIiiI ilarIIeII, whom more ll
LIIIIIIIoIIIIIIlu.tII111.! III‘ :~x».\‘.a..ur .‘Iing'iw-
‘ilii I-I' 'l'rI-IIIIIII. .‘llI through in . Inn-M}.
.iIIIlIngI if, ll. Wynne filed 11 unit llil‘ili‘
1 Viil‘i'l‘ from John .\. linruw. .I'hII . l”..ll';.'t‘-i
lli‘l‘ liilrilszilltl with IItIIII-ma cruelty, and
I that. on Jun. i. 1* Ii. in the l“.1l‘l’PI'[ .'1<.I.=l
111 New Yuri; lII: \Ilc EIIizziy IINIIIISIIIII lII'I.
‘ r’lu» niiI-gzca tl'nt rm nutuoruuu cm :tIIiI-Im
‘siutII- hII hm I-tr'IIIII: lI‘i"1ll'l onuyudhcr
grunt lI ii'I' 111.11 Ili'. I' ‘I:I:I:II
lilr.\l1gIIuI1n I MIIInIIi :III I‘ll”. 111': Ill
\‘II.II‘ Ili1\ Iiz'I'I-e lff‘i. :I.:Il.f :lIiIt'.’
Milly NM, 15 11.1111'1I I.: Iii“. .‘illit iI» ~
1ii.tl “iii Er.
l'nil‘ln" mi
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llI'rii until .\l1-,--.
l‘lIIIII ll. i-I i’Ylit“ it It IIII-y
.‘IHgU‘VS‘HiI‘ i'IIrr-r r.
'l‘i:lv:\”.‘II\‘, )lIIIIIIIi Lu’ .wi'fxivliuyor l‘i“i2.‘.1
IA. Magnivun “il‘ “PSI and .11.: 1: i:.-1. I ,‘l
the charge til III.III;:11.,.I.I 11 I- ..z:.~ 1.1 1.5. I,
Mm. .iIIhII »\. iiuruvn. \\ 1.II ..; 11m Mi; . r :.
;11~11.lII11& 1.. 31111111111111 5 rIILIImII 1'. I'I.;-, Div.
j;:-.2\‘.IIII lhIIu lIIIIl li'i"71l‘<' IIrIII. «II. It. ..
IIIIIIrg~I of [Ir I11'3'. 11.11%: III‘Iv 11M: I‘eIl.
i.\i 1.112%: 12:. hr i,» <11.1;;t Sir-I. 17.1111” 511' Iii-
I \‘IIl'I'I‘.
i’rIIleIn-I l'i wk 1.: -11‘.‘..: .‘IiaIzI'I'I .11 1’" It
III-III! I I in “IIII- tli -:..'. II ., . ‘ 1n
.\ilI"iIl 11:31. and 11 .::;;I 1.“ Id 1. .11 .-v..: .11I.
'lll‘fll
it. l~‘ hllill flint Magnum :II “1.71; I.I ":l.’
t".l a. IlIvIIIIIIII I11 (13.1113 Iill‘d ITIty. Mugmmu
11:1: s1iIltl:ntlIIII.IIII1.;Il' 11:11:“: Mr; 15,; m
{H won :15 the din 1'. c I lll‘ glillllt'll.
BREWER lS“ FOR PEACE.
The Prruidrnt of \‘I-III-LIn-iau (‘ommmion
\VIIiitIII :1. LIIttI-r.
LI 05‘110 . .I' well :1: -\ 1111-. widow-I;
by .iIII ilcc BrcwIII (il 1hI:lIIIri r'IIIt «.
51111.. 1111 (‘H 111: and presldcm ti I‘II.I \' .In.
/u::i1111I11111111i5~iun to thc l'-:I II . fi~~111':1
IiI.n in “hit .1 lli‘i cx111<~ ~ --. i IfI :'.r rim
l‘i‘df‘IIhIl ~I-IilII11III1‘IL I 1" the VI 11.II1:I'I:111 fl“
little, is 1111l,i'1.Il.IIIi l‘II‘rI- .7IILIIIII'1’1IIIIVI'IAI
nc';nunl1'l;:- ~ tin-.IIIi : of :I <‘ntIIIacnr.
of what lllil.i-.~,1II ..I'IIIII. in ed. 11 in regard
to \ouo'lunlnn :1. 'Il truth :1 and than gun-I
011 to su)‘:
“Permit 11w. inl :I.’
“ sion. 1:: Ilinuliyou fI.1It l. .'.lI‘pI~1I»
mittrd to mid that we. >2. rII w.1'11_‘I.11 I ”II
huIII- that ilm i.I.IIII'I,Il:I . IgumlIrI III. 15! II:
:sottiI-d pIIzIIIIII‘ul‘Iy. aunt izl I.- nmh'n. I. may
ham {-11 III (”ii 111": Ilm. ’ri :IIIi‘;.I r:- i stmns of
your count I): and non. whi I cont. uulnr;
sin, :11; so mitth iIr tl II uni: icing I}. ha. .I
; liliIfllUll“ and (In tho III'IIInIII of humani-
: I i' the commie-
i“ ,
’l‘lIII Daily New «:in in -:n editorial on
.ill7lll‘li Iii'!“-‘\‘i‘l"~x lII'ItII 1‘:
".iustrIIII. lirchrY-t lII'f‘l' I: 1~I you niiarly
welcome 11:; :1:1 I“ lgnI-I. I ‘ the an H in
Wlill'll the I;I111111‘:-im1 \\lll 1.1!1Il11r1 ire lI
‘llfli‘n‘. it ought to 0.1-. I -'1<111 :lIlI rent;
11111011. ,iIIIIIIIlIi1IIi!111:III.II suitably r..-
oguiwd UIIIn :Iy 112.2111: 11:.” work Wholly
'in the hands of 11mm honored on how.
sides in chi ctinc .1 w lili‘llli" 111. "
1 AN OHIO ”TRAGEDY.
IA “callhy CitiIIn :lmntu Hi-I \V lie am!
. l'i! “'ifII‘ .II Pieter.
'l‘ll-‘iI'IJJ. 0.. March til—Th1: village of
§.\'III\I ltiitgcl is in inmost» excitement. over
‘ n11 awful tragedy which Irrill result in tum
l dmtlis
. .iuh'n 11105:. :1 wealthy hrici; manufac—
‘, tnror. shut and 1:11:1in Wounded hm div
"I‘iil'l'l‘tl wife and hIr 53.1? Mien Enter
Smith.
ZIirq. Aim-II secured a divorce from her
husband lilal, Tuesday. 311.1 he went to her
house last; night and demanded her to
come back-13nd live with llllll. Thin: she
refused to do. and tin: 1c. Iron he shot her
;thrIIII time-I. and MM SIIIiIh twice
‘ Tun physicians '1‘ I10 summoned from
,thi; city. M083 IiI-fl ( I lht‘ village marshal
‘. to arrest him. and further trouble is 816‘:
‘:.pcIlIId
.11I
>1
l She Jumped Into the River.
l 11111.11; T‘I)\\.\'. .\' v, March :.I.I: —Mr:y.“
i Robert. ll: ImIncI- of l nion Grow jumprd
l into the river and man Iii-Winner}.
THE NEWS iN BRlEF.
’l‘hII,.ComprrIs.-<or1111th of the Poormnn
and Tiger llllni‘S. at Burke. ‘ltla.. Were
lsurnIII'l. musing aims: of $SJIIO.IJUU.
A dual with aniwrs was fought. httwrwn
liar-In .ioeikn and Baron lilelII-lnhcrg at.
iludapI t in which the latter was mor-
tally wIInnIlIIi.
Gus 310.919.1111 Indian of the Tonhwnn
da Iriho. whnwas headmaster lot-P. T
8111311111 and anotrd clarinet. player and
leader of immune. died at his home in
Fl1villIy-(IIII‘LIII. }.', Y.. ngttl 4:2 years.
.iIImIIII. Conroy. aged it) years. an Onto.
rio county 1). Y. I former. was found
drowned in (111‘. 1nd Iigunluke, having evi»
Ilc‘n. y,driwn into thI- lake from a plot in
tho village. his team of horses beingfound
with him.
Professor Thomas. who hoe been all the
head of the German departmentin the
University of Michigan. at Ann Arbor.
has accepted an offer from Columbia coi-
iege. Professor Thomas is recognized as
the loadina German scholar in America.
Norwalk Chronicler