Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 8, 1897 · page 6

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A unit was lite
‘and his wife.
on two counts.

‘ j . s lullxment‘ oi
I count! was
and

Wording to the
of both Bassett
VII heard u
hich the ludi-
ms reverend.
_ decision in her

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that the in-
wns halted

decided that
,4 we judgment sud
m. sible in tiny
I?!“ the «one end-
the nppesl was
by his wile For
that the Injunc-
exeeution of the
3th he continued in

his argument
" Attorney Hurlbutt
«mo in the hisher
Mt was a party to
. um further that
'Moe clearly stated
who made by the
clsiioed that Mr.
’ in his interest at
m In the case, and
’ present proceed-
on his part to de-

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

, lip- evidence showed
, the iustioe wee writ-
in tile employ oi llr.

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which he stated
. in the oriplunl no
, ‘= end never on
I ‘ tor iir. lins-
ot Common pleas.
, in duty the claim
; wen u perty In the
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MEMBER

ordained to the
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, it in siisneiy soil tilts every need. The

’ men and other prominent citizens. who .

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_ rue-4m Ilio .
HINTS BY usr ”ANTON.

tiny garment in shaped by under-mu
seems only. the sieitre sud gown be»
in; out in one. eastw- ‘sre stitched at
both neck and wrists. through which
shining scrim are run. When loun-
dered these are let not end the par-

A Good Oil Stove

is what you need for
these cool nights and

ment no. net. When In use they are ‘ ’ mommi-
,I drawn up to the‘desired‘elco. The Deal

closing in eileeted In the centre—beck. Buy

. The lower edge is simply finished with until

a item. but both neck and wrists show You

3 tiny edging oi lwe. Con

To make this clip will require two See
and onerbell' yards of thirty-eix—lnch Ours.

insterlsl. The psttern. No. is

cut in one also only.

7110.

Stamford Ranges.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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" MNKF‘IELD POST-QFPICE

 

A Lively Bugle for the Position in
the Old' Connecticut 'l‘own.
There is music in' thchileld over' the
poet—once. and Congressman iiilihee
on his hoods one of those complica-
tions thst are so annoying to the per-
ii'es in power
Seth Pratt. the well- known Republi»
can manager. woe postmaster under
the Inet Republicso Administration.
sud he in on applicnnt for reeppoint-
moot. It is uIlderetootl that hir. Hill
promised to home Mr. Pratt for the
place. provided certain, strand names
of Republican citisens oi Utebdsld
were on paper lndorsins him. When
the paper was presented those names
were not there.
in this emergency it caucus woe. held
and the Republicans were called on
to decide between Beth Fruit and Col.
Henry W. Wessells. formerly ot,(lov~
ernor Colin's stsii. The voting [sve
a low more votes to lir. Putt. out the
registrnrs declared that Democrats
voted to a number greater than lit.
Pratt’s majority. no this. wss not eat-
islactory or convincing. Mr. Pratt con-
tinues to push his claim tor the piece.
but n protest has been forwarded beer?
in; the names at the leading clergy-

 

ing Sentinel ism prepsred to do all kinds of

proscenjust from the factory. sod warranted to be

We . ‘ ‘
PINK PAPER. '
ore bitterly opposed to his appoint—
ment. The objections ere mainly per~
ennui. due to the history of Mr. Pratt's
domestic life. nod ieellus runs very
high. Mr. Pratt isluudorstood to hove
the backing of the mschines In the
county and the demnndn that he shall ,
not here the oillce are met by equsily
lleroo demands that he shall have it. .

s job oi printing
DWI I! AOALL.

 

 

rnorueeon Mme Terms.

A chsrltsbie orsnulsetion sent a I
strsnn request to liups'rlntsndent
Preston. oi the Ormlcsd Chsrltiss of I
New lisveu. 'l‘he hasten Ghsrltshle
coolety is looklnn for two healthy soil
coed-loom: twin bellies who. it is
es‘plsiheti. m vented by s liensrd
pioissser‘. noose-e the New listen
society sometimes tsltes ohms at or-
phloeitwssthmhbythv llosinn
, list-luv emulation thst the children

could is round in that city. itr. m
Iteu ssys litst its is unshls to plwltit
. the Benton society with twins such so

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‘ however meg :noy dresses heby‘ ' I: W‘W "*3:
woos-ass. eslipssrees- ._ ‘»
Tutsi. boo; to tin—63mm sud not “12“,“ "“33 i i m d ~3°
o nil!!! nil will”. ”M W!

The model shown is easily nigh. yet mm. It sale on top 0 I. will 5303.0; '3.

 

EVEII'B SIITIIEL sell themselves. _
GCU'ON "fly I" all‘over the town
lutitlin. to one an!” pnttern oi size Ho. maxilla? I find a
Cut ihls out. till your name. end '
sdrese end In or toilet It to
" Itortsssnt's Isneln llouse C UTL E RY.
than i We
Apostate , kfcp at good line
. o a;
”mm 3‘1" m': ' ---“" Ccntvers nod Knives and Forks
niece and to cents . re all on “I. .
”‘3“ ”M” " ”"3" mm H e. VANSCOY,

Connor North Main undIflqnt .‘II'OOiO.

ANN’O NGEMENT !

Havingzpnrchnsed the entire job printing plant oi the Even-

 

FINE JOB PRINTING.

The pleat consists oi one of the finest and most complete
printing tillers in the slots oi Connecticut, including iour lest

the best

and instant running presses in the world, barring none; and
I tons oi the latest end most populsr types made. We print every-
thing from s visiting cord to s boomend have no limit. “Noth-
ing so large one smell but whet we one master it in the most
spproved style.” Our spoolslty is everything; our prices
right, and for worbmsnshlp, we sceept. willingly, any club
icoge. Our aim will be quickness, exsctness sod precipice”.
end we will try to pisses our pstrons in every pcssible men-

Our escortment at one pep rs and stationery' us most com-
plete. We have everything thst is new sud up lac-date sod at
oil prices, so titst it is not necesssry to tend to New York end
cease noisy—s hi: consideration when you are in s hurry for

c. .A- FREEMAN.

Couch Nor-wells. Goon.

. deemshle

‘ est on United Stair-e bonds and for gou-

. o! tu‘o-thlrdr oi cuetome dime and taxes

' seems to be but very little doubt that

M. _
tonhouthillln Isa-sins

end esoeeleil.

sun romptrcil».
cent bonds
film! at our-
willow notes. re.
in tel at the at issue
Loud a selected hook or reserve. and
these notes are to be issued Woolly
to replace ohlixntlone u the letter ore
retired These notes ore to be secured
by“ s deposit or 15 per cent told in the
unitary, by to per cent sold In the
hook vaults nod by I first lien upon all
of the bank's courts. on well u by It
special provision clung the lovernmeni
the right to unseen oil notional bunks
when needed to motto good the noted. oi
s defaulting bank. the notes of which
would then be redeemed by the govern.
'mznt. '

A in: In to he Inlet upon the bunks to
cover the expenses of the currency
board and the brilliant. held, to act-tire
redemption of notes in. gold. hut if this
exceeds ”0.000.000 the uttrullis may be
covered into the lrmrury in WI)’ inter»

oral I'allrnnses. Title (tax should he one.
half of l per root or i w-I‘ f‘t'lli nor on-
num. no the commission rimllrloct.

‘ Power should he git-m in the banks.
uudt'r permisnluu from the currency
band. in int'rvasa the limo issue when
demand in consul by unusual imam-int
emergent-ion. mull Illi‘l't'Lif‘i‘ in he still.
lent in il tux II» he I‘loit'rminrd {Yum
time in lime by H.“ I’f‘lll‘l‘F'ln y lwmtil up.
on ill? notes: while in illt'tllflilnlll the
tax upon the union to lw III a. rain
which would pm It presume upon the
banks to Iniw up the naive Mm: Ilw
emergent’y like [meaul SUI or IIIIII uni--
nidim‘) not”! :«lIuIlil lI ruin-mud in
gold lw “lbw l trim] Rial”: flint"! Imui

\‘Iht‘l’l alunttmmi. Thou: mount to
about surmount» 5:” mm- show». 2..-
leeued l'nr Ives limit 33.

(Fuel one. illlI-H and turns: «If all kinds

due ilit' guru-rimwnt should im {IllS‘JillI‘
oliwthird in gold uml iliftt'illil‘ds In
hunk imitlfi This in noI-Isaart in situ-
pit the gmrmueui nizh tlw ': '1“ Ir-
quired h) it In my in noel upon its
bonds redeem silver and for tvihtl Intr-
poees. The legal lrmit‘r quality I f gold
and silter alumni Ion am on mm mm
video by Ian nml titty should he ms
only lI‘iZIll'lt‘lidi’l‘ except Iv Ilu- extent

due the guwrtunrut. Whlt‘h eh-ItIlIl‘ be
payable In hunk union. as abow stated,

VICTIM or THE WRECK.

lies Kingston Was Probably the ligation.
tllsd Woman in Garrison Insult".

mount Merrie. N. i‘.. Xor. Irw'rhfl"?

 

Miss Jennie Kinsmen. n on we: former-
ly employ-«l in the Smtiilc- lir-uev in
thin t'lllngr. one one or Ilw victims of
the blow York (“outrsl Wi’Lt‘k Whisk!) 0c.
I-urrod at (lrtrxleuus two nicks ugh.
li‘ur some time Mira lllnlzeluu bod lvecn
Indium: lu lluiiztlo. but she had written
to some of iwr "trade here that site hurl
scoured at position in‘ New York and
mm 1-qu uted to go more. '3'an or her
friends here has heard trout her for
(our weeks.

iniodlord Shut-lilo touched a Wit-grill“
(min t: owls. no nl Iliug that In tho hou-
Irils’e of “iv uuitll‘ttlilI-Il irruuitst «on

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n e troop

the linemen region-1 W the tuna-
In: of strikers at Militia hy Sheri!
Ilsrtln sud his deputies.
'i‘he csptsin is clinched to the head-
quarters oi the notion! gourd oi Penn-
sylvsnio end spent three weeks st his-
cleton with General Gobln by direction”
of Governor Hastings.
The report ststes thst the multilin-
tlon and concentration of the troop- cl.-
ceed In weed. scoursry end complete:-
nees titer of any other ,stnte in the
Union. The compo of oil the ornam-
tions were noted for their titer-ouch on-
"(‘P. the accurate alignmenit‘oi the tents
end for oomplllnt‘e cencrslly with the
army regulations for outnmotnlion.
Coptnin Paxton reportl that the dot!
o! the brigade during this service wu
performed in n strictly military manner
in all respects.

 
 

 

 

 

 

Captain sud Inns Arrested.

Port Townsend. Ween. Nov. I.—Cnp.
Iain Lllmon and Male Ball of the
schtmmar Llnmuon D. Foster, which or-
rived from "fininl'liu were arrested by
a deputy t'ulted sluice marshnl on a
warrant room out by Able Semen
McDonald. who claims to have been
brutally treated by the contain and the
male on the voyage. United States
Commissioner Swan hold them to ap-
penr before the United States court in
the sum oi $5M.

 

The [loot hum Industry.
Wuehlngtuu. Nov. 8.-~—Coneui Bertie-
men. at Mullins. Within is to the slim? de-
mnmem estimates of the amount of
sugar produced In humpe- lrom beets
for the. Ivor llh? till Iti 4.500.000 tone.
against 49K.» iiil Ions for the motions
your.

Trial oi the Mutt-eon.
Nilf'ftllk. Nov. 8.w'l‘ho prlconern item
the bark Olive Perker have been tron»
{erred from tho l'uited States ship Lotto
cooler at Fort Monroe in the Norfolk
city jail. No one is allowed to see them.
They ulli be tried here.

Umbrellas ere nonw' WWW”
length of rib. this vnrying from it to
as int-hes.

Too lot to PM I”
lined—W by (“(1’me brash your on
segment with otchhiul

Edith—Hushi Don ttell my one. but
he was growing so horribly int. When
grief hes pulled him dowh 3 bit. I shall
hire him on mils-Tile”

list W

"love. " marked the observer at

men and things. "molten the world go

around become these is nlwnys n fight-

ing chsuoe shot It girl won't look like

her mom when she ranches her moth-
er‘s use. ”-—Detrolt Journal.

The M it! ill. “on.

“Benny nod truly now. did becom-
psre yontotheewsnl What was his
enact l“

"Ii you've mph not in law. be
culled me 'rnbberneok' "—lndisnep

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found 3‘ rein-lot i‘ Ir Money she had void

 

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her. In. D. tat. I5
(Soul) A. w. OWN.
blotsry Public.
Bell's Cnturrl: Care is taken inter-
nsliy and sets directly on the blood
sud mucous nurtures oi the system.
loud for losilmsisls tree.
F J. I 00., Toledo. 0.
Sold by oil Wists. “lie.

 

 

Amman-sickness

iortbosswhowlll lode end
clams-Omit“, the

towel“

CELERY is A WONDERFUL PLANT
And is now universally conceded by
scientists to he the only herb which
electunlly cures all nervous troubles.
Celery tonne the principsl port of
Cleveland Celery Compound Toe. the
greet vegetable remedy for nervous
prostrntion, nervous exhaustion. eon-
etipntion. indigestion. headache. int~
pure blood and sit diseases of the
stomach. liver and kidneys. Call on
Pleisted's drug store. 43 Washinaton
street. South Norwallt. and get at trial
package tree. Large package. 25 cents.

 

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“The wont cold lever had in my
life was cured by Chamberlain's
Couch Remedy." writee‘ W. H. Norton.
oi Sutter Creek. Cal. "This cold leit
me with a cough. and i won expectat-
etlns oil the time. The remedy
cured me. and i want all my irlends
when troubled with n noun or cold _
to use it. (or it will do them loud."
Sold by G. C. Stilison. I 4

llr. N. N. Osborn. well-known at
Woodstock. Mich" was troubled with
n lame beck. lie wss persuaded to
use Chemherinin‘s Pain Balm. It
cove him reliei in one night. This
remedy is also famous for its cum
oi rheumatism. For ssle by a. O.
Simeon. .

 

 

hhsslihshvehensnddissessdtissnss.
to soothethe irriisted scrim.» ls-
Itsuliyieiisvesndtonnrmnnently ours
is the mission of DeWitt‘s Witch out
Solve. G. 0. Billion sod ll. P. Weed.

«The bentluel has n circuistim
lower than the combined circulstlnn
of oil the other daily pnpers published
in Norwslh. and double that of either.

Mill”.
Instantnlieisnd s Monuments by

title'- Ours Mr Ian
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