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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 15, 1897 · page 2

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dos new round-
outer in the Yonkcrt
‘od with hevinrtnlteu
' ‘ two other Witt built
or these wn'tne‘rifiina
mi but! of Plainfleld,
‘ . when 311.016 Wu
, , “Win it». when.
flout u on accomplice.
“Mined-to have looted a
Western Pennsylvania
u, of the men‘wu or;
fetal-ye. however.’
rn,‘ hose errant has been
din when. is considered
a important capture than
fl’hovlllniterton men who
‘ hove been looking for
my months and counts
gully soon after they
on or the men who did
9 held;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ever. Little Putsey wilt
., old ‘when the Plum
”7 has committed, but he it
of“ of the six men charged

e who succeeded in evadi
entities. It was Little Put—
ed the sneak in the Plain-
. according to the other
.. are arrested tor the crime;
way with 322,675. they say,
there looking after the other
”loading up to the arrest or
m mint interesting. At the
Tankers sensation no one
_ u; to give anything like an
ducrlption of the men in the
. Cobb. the aged cashier oi
in: so bewildered by the of
{as able to give the detect-

r»

s after the robbery. how-
rémlled quite distinctly the

"then who held him up. He
detective agency in this city
In .~ the pictures of many not-
cves. One after another
by the used cashier until
‘ routed upon a photograph of
m- Wu Identified.
utoppod. He examined the
I, only. ‘He took a scrap of
, uttered the lower part of the
WI! theilme manner as the
m covered his mouth with u
the bills he had stolen while
', Wu conversion with an—
thieves ovor the counter.
‘ ht he detected a resent-
’.the picture before him
.of the man who point-
, lie! at him, and slowly
out of the bank with more than
lilo. hand. The more he studied
" the surer he become that it
.of the sneak.

fl know whale picture it was he
»- The name of the mun was
deuce while he was studying
MCI. His identification seemed
n. however, that the'dvtm-tives
to follow it up. They took pic-
Ijttle Patsey to Yllllkt'l’ti and
them to other: in that place
quotlced strange men in You-
1 the lime of the fllbllf'f‘y, Boy.
that men. Detective. liought-rty
' lied Mr. Cobb's suspicious. and
uto- the young crook was be-

lun kept out of the way for
Weeks. lt hi believed that lie
3 to New York soon utter the
. with Wally Connors. if so, be
final here long. lie but)“ worn
it won traced to Elyrlu, his old

.. _ n. in addition to bill nir'k-
Little Pottey. is known him) an
1 :dohn Moran and Family ilur-

.4 ., when only 17 years old.
u » in Cleveland on n (‘liftl'ge or
. lie was dliit'llnfflt‘tl after he-
4 for 0 short time in lull. in
M be was rimmed in fit-troll

. httl crook and ordered to
» city. in October. llillh. lllttlo
“um-ted in Newark. N. 1.
‘ th rohblnx it fill in tho stun.-

H. Drone“. llc Willi put-
- - Broccoli. dropped moot of
r in tho ounce and ilnully
pintol and ordered his our-
, ti off. 119 was uverpuwvrl-d
’ tly served a your in tho
‘ tit lull.

. Mom I Prisoner.
”If 15.-—A. ll. (trawfurd.
been urviurr n term in the
Mutiny at Jefferson (my.
chino of fraud in cannot»
the Lulu-lulu National hunk

- , ”0., of which he was
bun pardoned by Frost.
I ”it! "leased from print-
nntchccd to live yours. but
.d mmuitd hill lieu-
M m tho tint. would
”HI! It

‘ Wanton.
u ,, “wilt. Clarence
‘ M ‘ of the Ohio
end historical society.
m to] u m contort"
l. down. in anode
; snippet-tantalum-
” anti-MW «tool

the m wail pro.
m the not that they
hundreds oi

 

 

re doomed to diatom ..

% this time. it is said, Mr. Cobb v

~ as .. .
H" igxgxm‘lur " w

.r ' i, r

leer-inf“. '
WW1 * show.”

ou. stove-.3. ‘

taken it and beaten

 

.. 'fl't‘
m

.5. STURTE

only.

show how it is done.

Silicon.

-WINDOW SCREENS,
. SCREEN DOOR8,

All; ,
Given way’ rattle-Souvenir SDO’O

' " ‘ on Monday, Tucsd‘ny and Wednesday VaiternOOns, May 17,-1.8,1 9
between the hours of 2 and- 4 o’clock, to introduce Warner’s
Liquid Silver, we give a silver plated souvenir spoon free to ladies

 

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i {its
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Quality the best: Phil!" calculated , he the lowest. Our runrnntso—mouoy refunded if dissatisfied. Why have our carpi-in
to acids ly deutroyod—v—when on corn have them thoroughly claimed and nnurnted.co or» restored
and run a moth proof by the Renoroneaproousl Our test menial hooks are open for your inspection.

flortli lain and Inn Streets,

South lorwalk, Goon.

, Bill father died when he was thirteen
' , .
lGERATORS,

wentzznns.

. GASOLINE
aromas.

 

 

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Spoons to be given out as fast as they are plated. Bring us a
knife, spoon or some piece of silver you wish plated and we will

Bicycle riders are invitedvto see us plate spokes with Hydro-

 

 

 

A. Dickerman 8: Son,

 

 

 

 
 

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PRICES!

 

 

 

 

 

IN OARRIAOKI.
|N HARNIIIEI,

IN HORSE GOODS! l

A. WRIGHT’S mom“
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. Riva _
m B'GVGLIS. GENUINE BARGAINfi
m wnoous, And .

The

BEST 00005 in TH:

MARKI-T.

 

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86 WeshlngtouSt,"

FRANCIS a. 00.,

Tho,CIothiors,

' South liorwalk.

 

, in tin-Ir Iii-lplmisuolis to ho providml for

Ills ileum to rue; "his had“ blurb.
fun output it as I liaise. hell. {1 limit:
l‘vc been about noisily it man on the
metropolis has had for its executive. ,1
would notions the allies again. but
When my; term expires l'll xo’boeir’ to
the boredom: in the dry goods: die.
trim and got into harness again in my.
mercantile business."

The Mayor won born in a log cabin
lit lurudenvllle. 0.. on March 22. 1827.

yours old and then he started to make
his way in tho world. He worked by
day and utudiod at night. ile‘was um-
ployed in a dry goods store at Muns-
iivld for mayoral your: and in 1853 he
Will“! to New York. bringing lilit moth-
” with him. Speaking of her the
Mayor once said:

 

)uii'ou sruom.
“l-‘l-w men have been blessod with

rurh n inotlil-r. l owe till I have and
um to her." Sire died a few yours ago
:it the ago of ninr-tyfour yours.
.\lny0r Strong has accumulated a
largo fortune. flu is mien-sled ilnnno
riully in many institutions, and at the
limo of his election to the )inyornlty
ho was the president of tho Control
National Bank. lie has always burn
it Republic-nu. and is tnllml of its n
t'nnllltlute of the “motor New York,
notwitbstnudiug' his own assuramm
lo the contrary.

"A main baby. about four weeks old
was found inst night near tho Fifth
avenue common to Central Park by a
mounted poltoouiun, who took the in-
fant to Believin- llospilnl. Then.- was
nothing found on tho clothing that
Would ttlvo titty ell-w to tho identity of
the baby. and he was soul to the In—
fnutu' Home, on Randall's island."
Such items as the nbovo uri- frog
um-nlly own in the columns of ill»?
nowspnmrc. and the question natural-
ly sugzvsts ltH-lf—J‘i'liut lit-routes if
thou- foundllnus. tli‘flt'ni‘il and i‘ilrt
ndrlft on tho world? The unsu’or i;
uluiplu. 'l'liis grout city lit‘t'tiiiliI-i
sponsor. pmt'idor and parent. lim'i
your thruo thousand chillln-n uullor to o
years old on» l'lll‘t'il for by New York
pity and its various charities. .'\l't'ifl'll~
in: in lllt‘ I'l’t'lll'flfi fill average of 0 ‘-
Iiumlrml and twenty of tin-tn nrl- form:
031'" your by llli'1mllt't' win-r0 they
Illl’i'l' Inn-u nbnmlonml. They are found
on door-stow, iu hallways. in nsli onus.
on mull-ways, in "it" parks, lit in. Illil
in all sorts of plows win-r0 tin-y can
be tlt’ptmllt‘tl without lmliit'dlilli' ob.
m-rvntlolt. 'l‘liusu luv the writable
foiirulllligs-iufnlils from n .fi‘\\' hours
to a few days old. nl-tiinlly ribzunlouml
to their flit». lllltl who must lu' fouull
soon after llit'll' nbnndoiilnont, if lift-
is ill-pt in tin-tr Illllt‘ luxllt'u.

Bouillon Ilium». llli'l‘i‘ are about two
thousllml infants of Very leulirr um-
alnuulouud ut’i‘r)‘ your by lln-ir pnrv
fill! lo the uwrl-y of the city null iliv
various cliuritublo such-tic} oruiiliizoul
to out! for [hi-Ill. who lll'l' nth-ii tnkrii
by tin- lnotlwr. tilltl frmiuunlly by oilwr
pol-sous llllt'rl‘tilcll. to the various
foundlinu iiwlilutiuns. null thorn left

by rlilirlty.

'i‘lilu. lilih- army of foiiiiulliligsnmu-lirs
to ho on the iiicruluw from your to
your. and tho liuiubor or itixtliums or
tile I'l'lllll' of llllillfllt’llll‘ l “W sunn-
lllm- nppnruuily llecrruniii . Charitable
proi'luiou forlliu mm, of tho bully
often sum the unnatural mother of
tho crime of llllli‘lli'l'.

When n will-eniun on his rounds
finds it hit of humanity. with a linger-
ing work of life in its body. Million in
noun» out of tho “‘in corner. It” ul out-u

min to ilclh-vuu lloupilul and liotitltm
lib iivpnrtinunl of Nutrition. 'l'luil
department, if no our- t‘llllfllii the ”fill".
“iron it n uuuw, which is writion on u
t'ill'il. lounlhcrulth iln M'X. pronoun-ll
tutu nod tooli- in relation to its iiiidiuir.
Willi iliiu curd about its til-ell or lost-
onutl to his arm. lbu little «horn! in
iltiill tu’liutulull'u island. and borouios
iui iiiinuw ol' tin: lufuuin' Iloupltul,
Now it list cxuculod to stay until two
year» old}.

The limit work of the euro and dis.
irlbuiioii of them little uuinriiiuuimi is
done by the Niiiidlina llftlililllllii. "Ni“
thorn iim uliiltlmi—«uluutlly win-u about
lliroo your» obi—lire unit, through
furniture!“ of udoptlml. ll" over the.
loud. runny rt'tl Irina the mum at tin-
i-‘ur Went.

'i‘lio mull in l mummy learned from
tho chililrnu ilm Mm. who write to
their ultnii unite null stain the paid
lions they have Milled iu ominous
and could! ninlidlii l in“! a number
oi such lotion i w (moors. lowers.
ministerial-win furl. Hi members of
illumi rill honorable vocation-moron:
moorutmiiod It: u oomph: that
albumin ohm. or and ~ ulllutiucu.

'i‘lil Mimi of - ~ Institution. in
this our in in tho New York Round:
iiux Hamil“. at ills shill stunt
mid ‘l'liini Memo. it s... u catholic

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ We Are

 

. . mi-
south Non-mu: Pooolo.‘

When we see it outta-MI," -'
Whenour own elm bear‘it.

When our neighborsttll it.

Our friend: indorte it.

Np better evitleurc’can be had.

It it not what people say in Maine.
Or distant muttering: horn Cali»
forms. ‘

No deceiving echoes here.

South Norwalk (till: about South
Norwnlk' people. , '
Public opinion . published
public good. ,
There is no proof like home proul.
lloruc testimony at the buck oi every
Boat oi Dunn's Kidney Pills,

Can you. believe your neighbors?
Read this statement made by a cili-
zen:

Mrs. C. Guuung. living on llill
street. says: “I am well up in cars.
and like a great many old people have
had trouble with my kidneys for n lulu:
time. causing distressing backache- 1
could find nulliim,I to give tut: :my re»
lit'f. and I landed that Dunn's Kivlm '
l’ills might help me. even if they «lirlut
cure. 'I wont to Pluistcll's drug store
and goth supply. I was not disap-
pointed. Dunn's Kidney Pills disposed
of the last attack. Tllf‘ backache and
suffering are tithing oi the past.”
Dunn's Kidney Pills for sale by all
llvnirrs. price 50 cents, Moilml by Fos-
lcr—Milburn Co. llufi'nlo. N. Y., mu

lor the,

agents for the United Stairs. Returni—
her the name, llozm's, and take no
other.

 

Here .

‘ At, the same
place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wholesale and re-
‘tail

Fish,
Oyster,
Clam,
lobster,
F roll and
Vegetable
Business.

HUNT 8: ZELUFF,

at Washington Street. Telephone. Sill-l

trance.
SCHOOL TAXES l.

The tawny-ore oi the South Nnrwnlk Union
W'lmnl ilihlj'li'i um linrully ll-iilllv-il Mutt "it!
district tux vi ntiuuuil Iilltt-llilrtl'li‘l' mil .u on
tho dollar. told on the town ummrurnt lint oi
lH‘liullil niwtimtuf tlm didrlnt lll'lil on the
all tlllr at June. mu. at tho l‘ninklin tirwt
schm home». will be due and yobio- on tho
ihlIlilV of Milt. W37. ut irbl 'll imol shrill be
run-ii to rul‘csti'u some st lltlllwn's druir store.
m \l‘nshington street l'unult at tho rule of
tillii-purouiif. it your from 3 NY isl. l'ifi'. Will
llel'lliffdi'" on all hum remaining unpaid on
'tllll u terJuue llil. rim.

F. A. Tommi.
Collwlornf Tums for Booth Nurvrullt Union
Nl‘llh .l liistrivt.
l’mlmlill South Ntirwllllf.Afil'll l2. um.a .
H l

 

unxcvoun
WANTS‘ KNOWN
INTIJI

IVEIIIO SEI‘I’IIEI.

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Minor In

. a“ , ‘$
“at?“

Moos. 434i Main Street,
III “ENNIS WNW

Why Not
Have a
Pre i
Room?

when illn inch nutty lull purist
tl M ml WWO have n his. numb
militia new. «hoop Mill uranium
prim. coating from lilo to double roll
with innin- to install. tin can have it
llillll for you try ii loam who ism-howl
lie llll than for whom he has
not and will try] my hard to plow

cum fool «who will. it it no tumble

‘ slum you and tell you uliuutit.

Item duo from 1 Mil. to I trail.

 

 

 

WM Which, . .

l ’1'

Wilt

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

your new?

street, South Norwulk,

hermit). .
Joyourhudmflodu
intholrmthlndi ‘

 

 
 
 
 

 

Are not gradually
It there rinu inthc o it
II: the nouns at noon
DWI ithurt, the can . hen you blow

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Dore your note ditch coutlnunlly?
Do you soon at night?
is there it pain home your shoul-

den?
Do you hawk to clear a throat?
In time n dropping in t throat?
I» the throat dry in the, morning?
Are you losing the sense of taste?
Do you take cold easily .
If you have nny oft symptom-

yon are enduring from cuter-rt: in me

form. California Catarrh Care will ‘in-

atuntls relieve and sliced y cure you.

M11111: Woodwurth. of 1 Burbank
ya: "I have
boon troubled with catunh for some
time; my heartland nose ‘seomcd pretty
well stuffed up, and tile quantiiiosof
matter that run into my throat at night
Would cause more hawk. spit sud olien
gag in the morning, but ‘ I could clenr
ury throat. I not some \Califoniia Co—
tnrrh Cure at. Plat-md’udrug store, and
already these symptoms very much
better. My throat is finely free from
all matter in the morning, and my
whole head feels much clearer.”

In cases of hay fever, California
Coturrh Cure gives inst t relief, and
used in season it will el tiroly prevent
the midday. f

Sold by all dealers. 50 cents; three
times as much, $1 00.

 

All the strength of a building depends
upon the solidity of tho ouudatiou. no
health d lids upon the "flora of the
blood. o expel impnri 'el and con-e
the vitaliluid to vigmmc and
life—giving, Ayor‘c Sumhpunlla in» the
must [iOWerful and elfectivo medicine in
use, 1

Group and whooping ‘ h no child
hood’ii terrors; but like pneumonia, bron-
chitis, and other throat ud lung trou-

 

 

bles. can be quickly on by using One
Minute Conch Cure. . C. Stillsou.
South Norwolk.nud E. . Wood. Nor—

walk.

___.__.__l.__._.

The Westfield (1nd.) prs prints the
following in regard to an old resident of
that piece: “Frank Morlvo ,for many
years in the employ of t e ., N. A. Jr
C. By. here, says: 'I have used chum-
berlaiu'l Colic. Cholera hind Dinrrhms
Remedy for ten years ior longer-nun
never without it in my fumiiy. I con-
sider it the best rumor] of the kind
manufactured. l takepeusure in rec-
ommending it.‘ ” It is ti specific for all
how] disorders. For sale by U. C.
Stillson. ‘

. WV-.. .. _.. ..,«_J,.w.._._.__.
Ayer‘s Pills are rscouu“ ended by lead-
ing physicians and drug no as the moat
prompt and eillcient roundly for biliouii-
noss. unused. coutiven . indigestion.
sluggishuese of the liver,; jaundice null
sick hcltdache; also, to1 relieve colds,

‘ . fevers, neuralgia undrhe mutiml.

 

When the spring time nice, “Gentle
Annie." like allotherte sible persons.
will cleanse the liver an renovate the
lyrteni with DeWitt‘u Li tie Early Rhi-
tirs, famous little pills to the liver Still
stomach all the year it had. 6. U.
Stillmn. Ssmth Not-wall, and E. P.
Weed, Norwalk. 1

. FM.
On In to II M
in to nttoml in tho comfortlu of pour filmll .
lilinilli‘ltltiuofthtim Will'll it (hit 0 0m i.
"all on (loo. 0 tit limoujlouih llom’illlr.
rind Hilton! 1'. not Nor “instill! merits.
and unit ii ll'llll bottle cl Otto'ii (lure. the rout
domino loin-pd . run to p we tl‘lpt voters
n euro Cure or with and all mull“
ills“, 'i'iirout null Luna. 0 lilacs too

 

When n cold in con
one. line Minute tiling Guru will not
you on tho roadie recon in a minute.
it will cum pueumoui , bronchitis.
croup and nil forms of lung Mill throat
troubles ii. 0. Still-ml, South Dior-
wullt. Illil E. 1’. WM. N ‘

Dr." F3895 _. ’voir,“

omen. ,
t. I. corner Vluiiiii toll and

Inuit n Streets ,
Wedluwliirii null “Murillo mil in ii p. in.
l‘llAC’l‘lillt Lill’l‘ .i i uranium 07
willing l INN]!

For
the
Best

 

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