i c. H. Harvey Going out Minessi
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[very housekeeper knows the value of AOA’l‘l ironware, and ivory housewife would use it instead of tin
if she could afford. We carry a large stock of this company's goods, (every piece
guaranteed first quality) and for one week we will odor it so
‘ low you may buy it instead of tin.
Largest else wash basin ‘ soc, regular price, tee.
Mt. sauce pans, s , regular price, 7cc.
6-qt. prese lug kettles, soc, regular price, we.
to oil preserving ltcttles, 43c, regular price, tt.
i ts-qt. seamless water pails, 59c, regular price, tr so.
‘ taiqt milk pant, soc, regular price, soc.
‘ tt-in.pie plates, rec, regular price, goo.
s-qt. coder pots, 39c, regular price, one.
i rt-ln. basting spoons, no, regular pri e, age.
1 These prices are for this week nly. Goods will
i not be sold in quantities.
SEE our immensi line of fine baby carriages! Cooper 8; McKee and “White Moun-
. tron" cleanable refrigerators! New lines of folding whist tables! Prepared
liititsepamts, all colors, pint cans. 12c. Buy none but the quick meal gasoline stove ;
m convince you in one minute that it is the only safe and perfect stove on the
siunrrvm,
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NORTH MAIN AND ANN
O‘TRIITO.
Corsets Nor-rout. Connoostotee
i And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.
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360115 and
. sfiées It Prices that will make It as
. i Object to Purchase whether no
i ' need them now or not.
i
”unite Stock add Fixtures, together with
lease of store, at a eat bargain to close out
at once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
much no than cost.
JUST our: WORD!
. Brussels or
Moquette
,;
HARVEY'S SHOE STORE.
ro Itorth Main Street.
CARPETS 1
Oil Cloths, Linoleums and Mattiugs, go to
A.Dickerman&$on, ’
04 Washington Street, - -( - - - South liorwcllt, Connecticut
The
Evening Sentinel
PRINTING HOUSE!
Thomughly Equippedfor Every Kind, of Printing!
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BEST QIJALITV OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
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THRIAT s v I".
use ltebat Railway ‘Iid ts «a is i‘ltiiasloi-
. ”Isle again rinse.
Pdtunururs. liars film-Thu “mt
railway sitttetion is this city has again
become auteur. sad it was by the hats
at two voice that the central ,
of the Amalgamated uaneiation do- 1
lucid a resolution that the lines or the i
Philadelphia Traction company be tied up '
seals on nest ttoadar morning. i
The discussion was long and august. 3
andtho vets indicates that macros the!
”doctors and motorised are dlstetlsled
with the manner in which they claim the
camps” is carrying out the terms at set.
tie-alt agreed upon by the peace commis-
em
A minutes of the central board held
as «waded action at which it is said a
number of witnesses were asexuinad and
aildavtte presented which showed that ,
the company has done but little toward
settling the dilltculties. and that men are
still being discharged for apparently no
other reason than that they are members
at the Amalgamated association.
Since Garden
Of Eden Days
Woman baccanaedmany ro-
tortns in man's dress Bar
is seen in the tra-
provemoat of man's appear-
ance awbeel.
lie couldn't ride with his
best girl in the tights and
sweater of anti safety days.
The committee's reporttothe central Every day converts more
based precipitated the discussion on the women to try and
resolution to strike. After some further awakens more men to the
debate. a lengthy appeal weatnadetothal fact that they must died
well to be “in it "
Hero is our chance, a well
chosen too of Golf Bicy-
punlle. in which the man cited what are 6:
practically the earns alleged grievances i
they but prior D the strike of Ducembsr.
- cle‘Buits—swogl fab . cor;
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“"0 YE..." K'LLED' _ to Arms m3. old
‘I'heIoaalt alaalaplosloa ta aalatraet- higher prion ”cording to
lag Works at Newark.
Newark. N. J., Itarch ”Tu-'3, an ex.
ploeien in the Nick-rents It spaces grease
attracting works two men were killed '
and two badly burned. The tire resulting
from theeaplosion did several thousan ;
dollara' damage. The killed are Albert
Aerieht. 99 years old. of this city, and
Frederick Gallagher oi Bocklaud. lass.
Those injured are James Bayes. super-in.
tsndent of the works, and Charles Bcglor,
a workmen.
it is not known what caused the esplo
sion, which occurred in the extension or
the main factory, but it is supposed that
it was from naphtha. which is used eaten-
rsivoly in that department Those in the
main building heard a roar and saw the
llamas shooting up. Every one rushed
trons the buildings just in time to sea
Hayes and Baglsr stagger out of the
burning building, After the llamas had
eaten through the front of the extension
the bodies of Aslicht and Gallagher,
charred beyond recognition, could be econ
for sort» time betcre the firemen could
take theta from the ruins.
Hayes and Be in were badly burned
about the face an upper pertof the body.
They were sent to St. Michael's hospital,
but were unable to tell how the accident
happened.
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Furniture Factory Burned.
JAWS, X. Y.. larch n—Fire do~
strayed the hiartyn furniture facntry. one
of the oldest establishments in the city.
The tissues can ht from an explosion of
oil under the bot er. Andrew Carlson. the
engineer, was badly burned about the
head, face and nine, but will recover. Ru
dolph Petersen was also burned severely.
The names spraad through the building
rapidly. ‘snd it wear consumed in a short
time. Thole-e will reach “0,000; insun
anos, 010,000. Sixty-five men will be
thrown out of employment.
quality. All the dining on
bore-Sweaters, Caps, took-
lngs, Outing Shirts, Neck-
waar and Gloves.
MEIGS 8:. CO.
Bnifgrporf, Conn.
Open Monday, Friday and Sultana] Evenings.
SGHAUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Stect, So. ltorvvallt.
HEADQUARTIN. I'D.
First-Class - Meatsil‘
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Triod to Lynch the Preacher.
tantra. Cal. larch 27,—An attempt
was made to lynch Johnston, the preacher.
whoa few nights ago charged from the
pulpit that twotbirds of the girls of Free
no were ruined before they arrived at the
ego of it. Oflioers rescued him from on
angry mob, and he is now under protection
of the sheriff. Johnston came here a few
days ago and had been conducting revival
meetings up to th time be made the
charge against the resno girls.
SCHAUB'S MARKET,
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
Railroad l-glh' ea In Council.
Elvis, Pa, flannel—The big meeting
of Union railroad employees began in this
city at Munoerchor hall. Fully too dais
ates are here, among thorn being P.
orriaey, grand master or the Brother-
hood of Railway 'l'rainmon; I P. Sar-
nt, grand master ot the B otherbood oi
motive Firemen: l. I. lurks, grnnd
master of the Order of Railroad Conduct-
ors; Delos 8. Everett of Cleveland and (l.
W. Wars of New York.
Henderson's Denial.
Oriana, March 97.-General Manderson
formally denied the report that be will be
secretary of was if Ithinlsy is the next
president and that this is the price of his
present silence in Nebraska. “it's not
customary for one to make up one's cabi-
net before one is elected or even nomi-
nated," added the general. "There is
nothihg to the rumor at all, and it is not
deserving of the least attention. "
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmnn street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. in: South Norwalk 6 p. m.‘ I
Freight Received from 7 a. n1., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City’of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are iorbidl trusting any of the employees
of this boats of tilcline on account of the owners thereof.
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Free [or All right Over a Girl.
ltrsimur, ind, March 27,-.“ a ro-
sult of a free for all light across the line
in Franklin county. in which knives and
pistols were used, nearly a dozen men
were wounded. Ilenry Wilson and Sam.
uel Templeton were rivals for the some
girl, and this led to the fight when the
inert met at a dance. Charles Bolster and
Henry Wilson may die.
03,000,000 For turnips-tents.
Bauutonz, )iarch ill—Specifications
are being prepared for 5.000 new freight
cars and abput 75 new locomotives for the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. 'l‘bc speci-
fications will be completed next week, and
bids will then be invited. it is roughly
estimated that the order will involve an
eswndituro of about 025,000,000.
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After all said and done, is fine, well-made,
s
able P R E S E N T an anything you
can tlilnk of. If there is any question as"
to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
chased, it's easily answered-at
H.s.BRowN's
’0 WASHINGTON STREET,
.South Norwalk, .
Fire at Kingston.
Ktnnmn, N. Y., March 27,—A do-
structlvc lira, involving the loss of about
090,000, occurred in the center of the city.
'l‘wo livery stables, the Rescue mission,
a saloon. insurance office, bakery and part
of a hotel and other property were de-
strayed.
so Disorder After lippolyts‘s Death.
Kisosrox. Jamaica. March 27,—Tbe
Haitian consul at this place has received . ,
a cable from the Haitian government AW, °
bouncing "I“ PM“ ""nqunm, reigns PE R HAPS YO U Do N ’Ts
there and that no disorder has resulted
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, JeWelry or
Silverware!
Verdi-dad Pays ”smog; to Hamid.
Cortn'rASTixoru, March 27,—Prlnoa
Or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
‘ send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Dom-t.
at the station by lomaltlb Pasha and was
attended by a military escort to Ylldlt
kiosk.
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Prominent lumber-a- Dead.
Lranox, Vt" March Eli—ll. F. Lin-
coin. a wealthy and prominent lumber
manufacturer, died, aged 6t years. He
was a state senator in little and is
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Weather Forecast.
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scum to Large (It So Small that cannot Is Ilene Here as Well as hnywherel
pay homage to the sultan. He was met
1.4,. ”a“. mum“ Opora House Block, NORWALK. 01'.
”non ivmi tinnitus
_ awake and on his feet in a twink ng.
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as aooepl- i
Connecticut ‘l‘own Excited Over
Midnight Manraders.
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THE POSTIAITBB'B UNIQUE “In”
Awakened by the lnrgiara. Io Inptioe a
shotgun, Won-ding One of Theta-«Inst
ttetarss a l'uetllade or Isselroe lists.
The Town Was 'Iorrorlsed.
RIVIlillDI, Conn. larch su—A well
dressed young man, who call lie was
hungry and pannlleec, was g vet food and
money when be appealed to Postmaster
riarouol it. London. Later Ir. Landon
staid in his bedroom window uohalgil
abuts w ill the destitute visitor, who
blossomed into a proleseioual burglar,
and his band of three accomplices.
All Riverside awoke from its sleep at
the soand of the fusiilads and threw open
the liudrouiii shutters One member of the
quartet of strangers was heard to utter a
shrink and seen to fall behind his compan-
ions in the hurried flight through the vii.
lagc streets. ritalns oi blood on the tund-
dy sidewalls showed that all the postmas-
tcr's bullets did not i astray.
Mr. houdcu bad'shltsn precautionary
. measure»! for the reception of burglars.
'i‘ltc ptratoi'ilcc here had been entered on
the night of Jan. ii. "ultra but! been b01003
‘ in the safe. ruining it. when the burglars
wore frightened away. The government
declined to reimburse the postmaster, and
be promptly arranged a system of wires
calculated to arouse him if an attempt
were mode to force an ontrsnoo‘to the post
00ch or to his residence, 10010140 dio-
tttnt. Over the bed of tho Fairleltl enun-
ty federal olllocboldcr a repeating rifle, I
single barrelcd shotgun and a revolver of
large cnlilor swung nightly.
Mr. London lion been suspicious o!
strangers since his .lnuuary experience,
but the appearance at his door of the
young man who claimed doatitutlon
aroused no mistrust within him. When
the postmaster retired, it was with tile
pleasant consciousness, be told his wife.
of is kind deed performed. Ha slept heavi-
ly until 1 o'clock. Then suddenly the
burglar alarm affixed to the foot of his
bed rung violently. The potttn tor was
Mutton Got His hhotgum
Whether the alarm designated that en-
trance Will being attempted to the butter
or to the postofllce Mr. London was un-
- ubicto determine. lie cautiously raised
. the window of his room and peered out
into the darkness. At first no figure that
his straining gaze. Then, directly under-
neath, the outlines of amen became plain.
‘ 'l‘ha Intruder was attempting to unfarten
the latch of the dining room window.
Mr. London grasped his shotgun.
"What do you want here?" ho shouted to
' the man below. "Do not move or i will
shoot!"
The men was prompt to ignore both in-
, terrogation and injunction. "look our,
boys!" he yelled as he ran for the road.
Three other men emerged quickly from
the postofllce. Hr. London aimed at the
bunch and pulled the trigger of his gun.
' A chorus of oaths and a cry of pain fol:
‘ loved the report. and the four would be
burglars stoppednndcr the shadow of a
tree nearly opposite. the portmnster's real-
deuce.
Two of the men drew revolvers and four
bullets crashed against the woodwork of
the house. Mr. London’s blood was tip.
'1 Ho reached for his rifle and fired three
. times at the quartet, who fled “Ward the
{ outskirts of the village. One, to all ap-
‘ penrnnces wounded. lagged behind.
Riverside was soon in an uproar, and
the men of the place, armed with revol«
’ were. went abroad with lanterns in search
‘ of the party. They were tracked in the
l
l
mud for some distance toward Stamford,
and than the trail was rudenly lost. it is
thought a carriage was in waiting for
them.
Deputy Sheriff Fitzroy of Greenwiob
came here and is in charge of the case. He
says that. the men were, without doubt,
professional burglars. They had forced an
entrance to the poetofilce by mean; of the
main door, when their operations were in
corrupted. '
“The follow under my window was the
limb to whom I gave money and a any
per," said Mr. London. ”lie was short
and tlilcksat in figure and wore a brown
overcoat and cup. There’s :no faith In
mankind loft in my bosom."
Death of Ex-iionator Muse.
oxntna, N. Y., March ill—Hon. Dan.
icl G. Dorranoe died athls horns at Oneida
Cnstlc, nitcrnn illness of about two weeks,
of pneumonia. Mr. Dorrnnce was born at
Peter-Doro, M ndlaon county, March ill,
5 1311. In lets be was elected by the Whigs
is member of assembly from Oneida county.
He was elected to the senate in lithe-56.
Afterward he became a Republican and
held the olflcc of supervisor of the town of
Florence. About 2.5 years ago he removed
to Oneida Castle. lie was elected presl:
5 door. of the Oneida Savings bank when it
i was organized in land, which position he
, held until his death.
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Fire _In a f prtsylvania Town.
1 CHAMBERSBL’ ,«'Pa.,Mcrcbiz7.—Tiirant
' M. White's nuelnoslr'hiock was almost do
. strayed by tire. The total loss will amount
to about. 850,000.! ifollowr: Hiram Ii.
White, 85,000; F. .Wlllimns, photogra-
1 pher, 3600; J. H. ”cohort, clotbiat'. ”y
f 000; W. 0. Appensollcr, dry goods. Clo,-
i 000; C. P. Miller kiln” tlnwarn, $1,000;
Register printing office, 08,000. There
were several small losses, rnngin from
$200 to 0600. The building was l ted in
the center of the town, and it was dueme
to the heroic work‘js! the firemen that ad ,
joining property VP. not destroyed.
Capitallzod It 06,000,000.
Tnnsrox, March 271—1, certificate of
incorporation of the American Cotton '
company was flied hero. The amount of
the capital stock is £6,000,000, of which
$600,000 is paid in. The company will
buy and sell and cotton and manufacture
machinery for ginning, cleaning, ballng,
etc. The incorporstors are Samuel It.
Robinson of Montclnir, Charles A. Peck of
Hackensock and Alfred J. Oxenhcm, W.
Edward Foster and John it. riearloa of
Brooklyn.
Poisoned With Yarn-I'd.
hlrnnu'rown, Conn, March 27,—Tbree
boys were poisoned at Cromwell. and one
of them. James White, 8 years old, died
, uri hour after. William Mqulat, fl years
9 old, and George Clark. 7 years old, who
were with White, ate ”it” par-alps which
they found. The othcv‘two will recover.
flanged Israel! In his... '
Cuvnnarvn, Harsh 97,—ltaggio Web
bar, the wits of a saloon keeper, untied
for drunkenness, hanged hereslflna soil at
the central police station She is the third
woman prisoner who has hanged burst! in
the station in all months.
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Norwalk Chronicler