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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 28, 1896 · page 2

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if she could aflord. We carry a large stock of this company's goods. (every piece
guaranteed first quality) and for one tveelt we will offer it so
low you may buy it instead of tin.

 

 

‘ ‘ , Largest size wash basins. soc, regular price, 60c.
. 6-qt. sauce parts. not, regular price, :oc.
‘ 6-qt. preserving kettles, 29:. regular price, we.
to qt. preserving kettles, 43c, regular price, tr.
la-qt. seamless water pails, 59c, regular price, .I 40.
toqt mills pans, soc, regular price, 50c.
ti-in.pie plates. ire, regular price, 30c.
3-qt. coffee pots, 39c, regular price, 90c.
ill-in. basting spoons, no, regular price, 25c.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

not be sold in quantities.

 

SEE

snarl:

Ts. STURTEVANT,
< C. H. Harvey Going out of Business!

And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.

 

NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,

loath Rom-Its. Donn-esteem

 

 

Boots and
Shoes

It Prices that will make it an
Object to Ptirohase whether you
need them now or not.

 

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mutate Stock and Fixtures, together with
lease of store, at a great bargain to close out
at once. Until all'is sold, goods at retail for

much less than cost. .
. . . . . . . HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
10 North Main Street.

JUST ONE worn i ‘

For Ingrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or

Moquette ,
. . CARPETS!

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Oil Cloths, Linoleums and Mattings, go to

 

 

 

y A. Dickerman & Son,
84- Washington Street, - - -‘ - - South iiorwalli. Connecticut.

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, The Evening Sentinel

PRINTING HOUSE!

 

Thoroughly Equipped for Every Kind of Printing!

 

BEST QUALITY OF WORK AT THE LOWEST PRICES. I

 

.Iething So Large 0r So Small that cannot Be Done Here as Well as Anywhere!

 

leery housekeeper begun the value of AGATE irooware, and every housewife would use it instead of tin

These prices are for this week only. (lauds will)

our immense line of fine baby carriages! Cooper & McKee nnd.”\\'liitcl Motili-
tain" cleanable refrigerators! New lines of folding whist tables 3 Prepared .1 “'0 “ml "much thorium rumplo wzth an
ltonee paints, all colors, pint cans. 12c. Buy none but the quick meal gasoline stove :y
ye can convince you in one minute that it is the only safe and perfect stove on the , "cl“

 
 
 
 

 

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1Life With a Revolver.

W? bun-r-

lllR IDENTIT!‘ 18 A MYSTERY.

pun—new-.-

Nothing on "or I’erson That Would am
i ”lit 0! Who litre Wan or “'Iwre l-itte
Unite l'rotnml‘ound by in District Mee-
eenger Boy. .

Xlzw Your. )iurch t‘n.-—A handsome
woman. showing evidence of rciluuuenl
In both dress and feature. shot and killed
l herself in Central park within loo yards

of the police ‘Itehotiw. located at the en-
trance ot Set-entraocond utmt and Eighth
even e.
She woe found seated on a bench in the
’ went pathway north or Sevriityaeooud
' street, where a huge rut-it com ned her no-
’ altlon from tho west driw. She had done
her work both deliberately and thoroughly.

The brown kidnlovea had been rcrnorod

i from the right hand and transferred to

l the left, which also grasped ll t‘Illiill purao. 1“ ‘
in which was it single diino. She had not = .

paused to remove ciihcr iicr mill or ilu
pair of apeotucloit rho worn. but hud fired

gutter disregard of poshhlo interference
with her dulgn on the [art of these or-

l She was rooted easily on the bench. the
head slightly thrown bncL. nnd tliu pistol.
Iwhich hnd idippcd from her lingers, lay
i on the boards at her side,
1 Her waist of brown nillr. her skirt of
. hluu o'er-go nod Ilt'l' t'lmlk were oil of tho
, boat mntcrinl rind si-rupiilouily limit. The
,allglit figure wns surmounted by u sin-ct
‘ Latin. crowned with little-res of suit brown
= n r.

There was no mark on the clothing to ‘

identify her. with tho Onei‘ptlull of tho
leltcr l2. Worked In a dnluty loco handker-
chief. It won evident that she wished to
provide iigitluat discovery About loll
feet from tho body. in tho inlddio of tilt
path, lay a card bouring tlui tollowlng
nnmeand addreaa“hlorrls )lnrx. dcniar in
fine benta nud‘uhoce. :1“ Division street. "
Discovered by a District Messenger Itoy.
The police, however. attuch no impor-
tance to this card. believing its protocol:
in the path murcly n colucldcuvo not to no
'lu any Why connected with rho young
Woman who no quietly sought death.
The first news of the suicide was

brought to tho police got-should: by Harry .

scnidB’

itoblnaon, n district incasenger boy. \tho
had been on his wgv to deliver a pnclingu
at Eighty-first street and Madison nvunuo.
He now the woman on the bunch. and her
white face scored lilm. lie run to 'ilic

 
 
 

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gntchouso and found Policeman McCarthy .

~ inside outing liia supper.
McCarthy followed the ind to the spot
instantly and finding the body all“ warm
' whistled for nld. Sergeant “origins, “in: .

“on tho first to wood. telephoned to tho .

Presbyterian hospital for oil ambulance. 3
but it was too late.
surgeon said life had been extinct for at :
ion-it hill! on hunt. The body was thou
. tnlten to the arsenal and inter removed to
the morgue. Although so close to tho spot ;

1 where the unknown woman fin-d tho shot, '

First-Class - Meatsli

Policeman McCarthy says he heard notli .
lug. He declares that he passed timt \‘cry l
bcnch only it fowmimitcs bcforu the wom-
nu was found. and thnttheu there was no. 1
body in the vicinity.

There is no Morris Mnrx living nt 2“
, Division street. nor is thorn n yahoo store
‘ at the address. If he ever did keep it store
, there, he has moved.

Furionl’l‘nllt In Turn. ’
. AUSTIN, March 25.-—-A report is cur-
‘ rent hero. and it hurt nppcnrod lii FUHIO oi
the Torus papers, that tho lenders of tho
.chublicnns and tho l‘opulluts hove n;
column: to fuse. the itcpnlillcnna to voto
for the Populist nominees for state oillcrs
' and tho Populist; to put l'tcpubliczin vii-ct
on: on tlwir bolitfi , if this fusion is no-
conipllshc.l, it w i cndnngcr Tcxnv nan
Democratic static this year. Figure: show '
that the combined opposition two years
ago luid a majority of over 5,000. and this
hns been greatly incrunscd since by dcfcc
tlonn from the Democratic ranks. This in-
sion movement. it is said. was put on foot 5
.nt. Dullm some two week! one by lidwnrd '
tin-on, W. K. Makenson nod othcr yroml
ncnt Republicans and lending Populism.
and Republicans and Populists hut-o may
it will be successfully curried out.

 

Sued for 8200.000.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, March 28.-—P. B. ’
Show. who has organized electric light ,
companies in n number of towns and cities 1
in this state, has begun proceedings 1
against the frictional Electric company of
New York it) recover $200,000 dulnngvrt l
for itllcgod brunch of contrncn Ho cluiuia
to lidvo acquired from the company cxclu- l
sire rights on dyiiniuoa and electrical zip»
' pliuuces. The federal courts recently held
timt the General Electric company could
not grant thcso rights.

 

.5 Cranes In l'nltcd States Court.

l'TicA, N. Y.. MurcliQS.-—Iu tho I'nitcd
jSizitcs court Michael Moron of Nassau.
.\'. 11.. was acquitted of the charge oil
withholding, while pension claim ngentl
Sand postmaster at West Cluizy, N. Y.,;
! pcnslon money from Mrs. Lucy Relation
I and forging her name to n pension much
or. Thomas D. Block. arrested nt Wchsinr.
N. Y., and charged with embezzling a let- i
tcr from the malls, was acquitted. ilk:
I’nltcd States. attorney throwing out the '
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The Knights of l’yihins.
Ixnuxnrous, Mnrch F25.-—By direction i
of the officials of the Uniformed Rank ¥
2 Knights of l’ythins, the arrangements to
i hold the nntlouni encampment lu Minne-
I npoiis have been declared off. and Clevo-
‘ land has been selected as the place for the
. coming: event. The reason for the change
i won the alleged discrimination by the
f Westei-n Passenger association in furor o1
' the G. A. R. encampment and against the ,
i Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythins. i

 

 

She plot 860,000 Damages. ‘ ,
Loxnoxfiliinrnh 28.—In nu notion for
slander brought by Mrs. Kltaou. sister?
lu~luw of Sirln’mce Kitson, iii. P., against
Dr. Pluyfnir. the jury awarded hire. Kit- .
son is verdict. of $60,000. The notion Wits
lmscdron an nllcgation mode by Dr. Piny-
fnir against Mrs. Kitson'o character. The
. defense claimed that professional privilege
' entitled him to make the allegation.

(failed to a Church at Sing Sing.
Hl‘i'LAND. Vt. March nil—Rev. Dr.
i Charles Martin Niles, formerly rector of
I Trinity church. in this city. has accepted it
i call to tho rectorship of St. Paul's Episco-

pal church at Sing Sing.

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Sutherland .\'ot a Candidate.

' ALBANY. Marci! 98.-It is announced
that Hon. William A. Sutherland of.

l Rochester is not a candidate for state e1;

9 rain mlimmr.

 

On his arrival the .

Since Garden
Of Eden Days

Woubn hart caused runny re-
forms in man's drone. Her
influenoeie seen in the im-
provement of men's appear-
ance awhoel.

lie couldn't ride with his
beet girl in the tight: and
sweater of anti safety days.
Every day converts more
women to
awakens more men to the
fact that they must. drone
well to be "in it. " ‘
Here is your chance. o well
chosen line of doll and Bicy-
cle Suite—swell fabrics. cor-
rect garments beginning at
00d choviot. and
pr ce according to
All the fixin are
here—Sweaters. Cape. geck-
Outing Shirts, Neck.
wear and Glover.

“fora

higher
quality.

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cycling. and

MEIGS & CO.

Bridgeport, Conn.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.

 

 

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City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,

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HEADQUARTERS FOR

 

OLD AND RELIABLE

Daily Direct Freight Line

UB’S MARKET,

BETWEEN

Now'York,Sotith Norwalk and

Norwal'k.

 

THE PROPELLERS,

Will leave Pier 2* E. R. Beckmzm street, New York, at
a: v .
5 p. in. Leave .‘xlorwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 0 p. m.

Freight Received from 7 n. m.. to 5, p. in.

Upon Appli.

cation to agents the. City of Norn'nlk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lnis of freight anywhere in ' New
York or its vicinity.

All personszzro forbid trusting any of the. employees
of this boats of tin-lino on amount of the owners rlicrci'tf.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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MARKET,

38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.

' tho inlcrestof the Gould iutnvc.

 

 
 
 

 

l$outh Norwulk, -

 

 

PERHAPS veo’“‘o’en’+,

 

i Dainty can.

After all said and done, a fine, well-made.

stylish, well-fitting: pair of shoes is an accept
1’ it 153 E N T

able .‘H

chased, it’s easily nnswered—ut

H.S.BROWN'$

‘90 WASHINGTON STREET,

But if you should want any

fDiamonds, Watches, Jewelry or

Silverware !

"Or your \‘i'niclics, Clocks and jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, mil 0'

send at once to

{Opera House Block.

A. W. AUSTIN,

NORWALK, CT.

 

anything you
can think of. if there in any question lb
3 to where the very bustnf its kind can be pnr

Conn.

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«Menu... sh... ..

in cafiknnccicrion.‘

 

in boy- ‘l'ltet IleKIItiey Witt tie Ire-no

Blaine hid.

“Intimates. Mort h ‘Jhanr. J. I!
Manley sent to Mr. W Murray Crone tit»
following telmrrnni' .

in nnowor to your lnqulrv. this is tilt
situation or it will «and at the end 0
Illin week. At the clinic of your concert
tom tlit-ru will lmtu been one delegate
ilecicd. (ii-turnor McKiIiIi-y will hora id.
(infatuation. provitiml yon rid-ugh to him tit
r nilroiinh‘xitiionu trout ll Limousin, Indian.
nmi \Iinui-wtn. l‘.ui lIict‘v hlmlllll bi‘ trike:
llUIii [Ill-r number it doll-union from that
stilt-N Who draw ilorliirwi ninet- their nice
nun ln fin-oi- of Mr. lint-d. and no the,
new not instructed 'iu'y hilUiIld be taken
from llw McKinley column and placed it
Mr. "i’e‘tl'il. ’l‘hm gilt‘s Governor McKin
loy liiti iii-fruition, .\ir. lit-oil. 7:; flowcroo
Morton. liI; Senator Allison. lbs; Senllo
Quay. ":o. NIIlIiId‘ (Juiluiu, 'o; winteswd

You will mo that this yin-thin McKin
icy lilo deli-union, uuulmt L‘li- nutlJirKlll
Iiy ifnlvimtcs‘.

'l‘lm ~iiihntmli in [‘l'l'l'l‘t'lY no it was to
it in It‘ll. You will ri‘liiolnlicr that th‘ID
monilu iwl'oi'o tho convention tout ut Clo
t‘illimil We won- t‘JlllliI‘IlI if Mr. blulno‘
Luriiziiatioti. lie slum! [Lou tiri the apostl‘
i i inlli'. (Lilli, Iiili I10 ilitll Ull‘ltlwlfd (0 iii
It‘llllllldJyHl Hi-niilur i‘nnltling of Nov
\iii‘ 1.; ~. moor Morton of imllniot Slocru
inrr Ilt'lxlhu of iwmui by, howrnoriinyo
of hill” uLlli liovoiiior llni‘irnnft of Penn
~_\'i'..'|ui:t \\,. full ‘0 ~lll’i' o: .\lr. Illuibe'
linliiililtiiuri thin iw ri-gnrdm if as settled
nod yo: Lo mu doi'c'ucd in tiwionvcntlon
um. iln- hinliio llilllt Viv Ldmvu White th-
iiliio yutw rum.

iii-wiry \tlll ri-pinl. E'siif tti N. Louis
hovwnur .‘lvitinli-v i: and will he tho
hauling l‘illltiifiillv in lizn l'i‘fil‘lllllf‘lh, bu
ll“ “in how op; on ii in ‘ illt .‘ti tulidiilnlm
MUM-rim? .‘lul’lult U.’ .\0‘W \tvfii. :Srunto
Allison of town. .‘l'llitiill' Cutli'ill of illi
unis Senator lzmiyoi lnnncyivunle nnt
Air licul of .‘lltlln', You will Ind tho
tic tall-ls will Lo inland. and the (Hill
p'IHlll'l!‘ will go down town the war
from “Allis.

’lIu- Alias-iii llitiirlmtlJ.

(innit-sum. lliri, Much In. ~.\'co
fi-hflll'lss hull: clinic to light in tho nctlot
oi the t'imuipiign runny cioinl ,ur:
“1;!le imimcil oliJliIl l‘. .‘liJI'lil. gevc‘rno.
of the al‘lll: of illi:mi.. and flu: otlm
members of tho Lourd of tl'Ii‘i'Jis of tin
llliuo‘is unir. rmy ior nonc..r.,;‘...mcu witl
rito state law rcaiiirinu tho -; ml Suite:
4;: to be floated LVN.” oil poi lie ailiou
:iiiiitlings The grand ...r;.' um IJI‘ullgii
:h inflif‘llilf‘l!"l minim-r lii'i. Putin-r Wat:
n.1, pastcr of St. .\l iry‘s 11‘ 12.341 Cutliolla
.hurch. rind iii-v. Frederica \t“liltl‘ll, p03
mm of :‘t. l’czcr's or li..'lll Lutherel
rhuriyh" for follow in “dimly with llh
lit\\' in not )llfllliluiltlll;t im- trill-ii St'ito.
11,3 ova their rm ,tu'ilt'i‘ phoninuiucliucla

 

(‘lnliucd to llr Jay Gould's Daughter.

Kinnsrox. Ou:.. Mun-h arm—Sumo tum
itgo it was stated t..ltt i\ union“ in Mis
riiuf'l, who cluilnrd to be .t doughicro
Jay Gould. had formerly llVl‘tl in South
wold. two miles “‘03! of the lily. She um:
l.nown no Mnry Juno Morton. daughter o.
.inmce Morton, who subs-.- montly remove:
to llunrt. Out. and tin-rice to the state 0
Missouri. “‘licre lie. tliczl linti the girl lnnl'
rind. Mr. Duncan. it Now York lawyer
has been here investigating tho motor it
iimlniml
that tho story of tho Jay Gould pnrcniugr

' of tin: woman is it conspiracy to dcfmuc

the estate, whichwill easily be proved it
Lllu cuao cvcr come; to trial.

Peace Negotiations In Nicaragua.

Zil.\.\'.toi'.i. Nicnrngun. March :5. vii
iiuivorton.--.\'ogotintions uro under way
for arranging n pcni‘c between the Looni-i'
Tullt‘l-i and President Zeluyn. A peach com
mission composed of Dr. Priulr'ncio Aim
to. vicu president of Salvador: Genera.
t‘omzius of Stilt-odor uml Honor Ramirez.
mlni-‘ii-r of foreign :ii'inirs of Nicaragua
will go to La l’nz today to mot-t Francisct
linen, who is the leader of the rebels one
who had been proclaimed president of tilt
provisional insurgent government. Tilt
meeting in for the purpose of discussing
the terms of peaca.

Quarantine Against Mexican Cattle.

El. PASU. Tenn, Lint-eh int—The live
stock sanitiiry board of New Mexico has
:pinrnntinvd against Moxicnn cattlc, leav-
ing 2.5m) head of Mexican cattle on the
lino zit Pnlomna. opposite Deming. Thom
cllltiu Wore luring inspected for imports
iiou when the quarantine shut them out.
Tho Now Moxlcun bonrd charges that the
Mexican cntrlo have Texas fever, aut.‘
loony have died of the disease.

Probably Poisoned For Ills Money.

Planing U, 'l'., :lilll't‘ll :d.-~C:iptiiili W.
H, Williams, is wealthy cx-Kausan. dioé
suddenly hero, and the physicians wilt-
\voru attending him store that be war
doubtless poisoned. Robbery is supposed
it: have been tiiu motive. Captain Wii
llnms went to Kuusas from Kentucky sew
t-l'lil yours mm and Wm; a member of thf
Koo-nit .iiiylxowiturs. scinigucrrillns, dust
in; the war.

 

'i‘liu Spaniard Still Angry.

Lemony, March chm—Tho Madrid corro
quotient of Tim Standard soy-1: “Public
{in-ling i-i running Sm high against Aincri'
con lllLul‘l’ul‘iillco in (John that the govern-
ment will have troublo in control the his
riounl auger. The Republicans decinrt
iliut they will abstain from the general
t‘ltCKlllli with it View of washing their
hands of responsibility.

Exoncraied the Railroad Company.

Hm rxz‘n‘c. Po. March :35.--The cox-o
nor'n jury llil-S rendered its verdict in tin
locomotive boiler explosion at Gum Rn:
on March ll. whereby four men lost their
live-1. It is to the infect that the crown.
Slitlr'b liocarno overheated, and that till
llomware and Schuylkill Railroad com.
pounds in no wnyrcsponsible for flu
occident.

“’oman Burnr'd‘to Death.

C.\i:i.isr.i:. Pin. March 28.-—Mra. Jncoi
Rliiif‘ltli‘i, an aged widow of‘ Plninfield'
was burned to dt'llth. the is supposed t;
have been smoking a pipc. when liercloth‘
inu caught llrc. Her (hummer Rebech
tvuq so badly burned while on‘icawring t-i
oxilnguiah tlio ilnmcs that she ,-an giw .o
ntillllllllt of the accident. She will probe
lily tile.

Postmaster General In Connecticut.

\Vasunrrirox. March Lin—Postmaster!
Ui‘llt‘i'l‘il Wilsonflhns gone to Mlddletown,
Conn. where he will deliver an address

lrcfuro tho students of the Wesleyan univ
versity this cvenlpg.

 

 

H at Del )lolnee.

Der. Mon: .=. March 2s.—Fire in L.
iinrbncn's nix story fnrniturn house did
$75,0th» damage, burning out the two to;
stories. Insurance, £100,000.

Weather Forecast.

 

‘ Clear weather; "‘“mm

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