Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 8, 1898 · page 6

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 

 
 

’33; 3(3

rt'rr “if.“ 3‘
3. tel lriter'e'a't iron Eiery
. hero! tire mMonwenith.

 

woman ta confined in a padded cell
, More at aprlnileld Farm.
and. who may be brought into

. 3 Wort murder care. An un-
. fl '1 Mon who acted atrongety
‘ a handkerchlei on the plat-
” N tilt atatton at Milford which

the autumn}. Gt." which has he- ~

in» notorioua in connection with the

.. " rt one. The Milford eclect-

. the: on to New Haven. ,lmer

norm round her wandering alm~

' ‘,’-Ihout the New Haven atatlon.

laid her name was lauiee Hemli-

”ton ol- Hannnertotn. She had Sis. a

Punk check from Milford. was about

3 tort: years at age and very well dres-

‘r ”firfl‘ho police sent her to the organ-

‘hgfill'iimitiea for the night. There aha

.m violent. li‘inolly aha was sent

it the almahouee. The notion have

110ml Working on the case all dn)‘ and

to not been able to illitoorer who aho
fill or ”where she is from.

 

—.._.__

 
 

 

,R. I .Cieveiand. a drrrggist. at Wat-
crville. was cleaning a desk yesterday ;
”with the eaetstnnoe of ti clerk. John!
. Tangent). Each held the null) oi an in !
‘Mlldvscent cicotrir lump. Each re- 3
. coivnd it shock which throw him writh- ;
log to the liner. Neither oould relin-‘
outwit lute hold. iloth nrcn with. i and ;
serotonin in utterly. whilc lilil“ rlzrrrriu‘
purring from their hands. llr. liotro:.d. 5
who was in the store. Ht‘lZ‘tl 'i'rirrzvrnn. f
and was himself thrown down and had j
1:: lnrrnod. l'irrully irotlr nrrn woo 1
Wi‘cnclled from the lamps. lnii it won:
several hours before they re-imro'i.'
Their hands are lradly‘ lrrrrned. urni part
of their cloth! g. The nor-idem wan
title to the lrrrnlng orri of it ('7) r'rrzl'or ,
on it trolr rearjry. Thoro worn i.l~'it I
wait! in tho irrfinth damn door as
stated in taming tlre\i\ang¢-v'.rir ohm:
cult. ’ :

Captain“ “Frederick Wilcox Spencer:
filed at his home in Westbrook yester-'
day, from dysentery. Captain Spencer,

was born in Westbrook. January 7,;

oniiay. ‘

ln’luge nohoola in the Blow Marlon
Race. and there are hundreds oi flatter-
than after than.- Tha email iluhiul
schooner Eva hailing irorn Noat.
brought seventy-one handsome blue-
no: in to New mutton. Thursday night
after a day's ihrhing trip in the Race.
(in Wedneaday night she brought in
150. The hair weighed from three to
ten pounds. Moat oi the fish are ship-
ped to Boston. l’rofldence and New
York marketa.

 

The managers at Nutmeg Perk.
Bridgeport. give a three daya' meeting
beginning next Tuesday. and their list
0: entries. iuat cloned. above that the
heat of the aaetarn trotting and peeing

phalanx have been nominated. and in
such numbers that exciting oonteate
are sure. Eight events were opened.
all mixed. except the 2:40. which in 10‘
irotiers only. .

 

HIV TOWN OFFICIIJ.

Ottoman in the County of rairflald at
the lioction Loot londay.

Tire following liat shows how the
towns of the county vote last Monday
lor seieotmur, nnd how they etand on
tin» tteonao queeiion. 'l‘own olerlnr hold
over: . ,

Danlnrry—Town clerk, Anal-tun (l.
lsinir. in. r; eclectmcn. Alexander Tur-
ner. d. Thomas 'F. Tlexander. d, Lewtul

.- 3 W ' t‘
.,.Blwah.,ara neural do he rrlnnllll “

 

 

itcoit. r. Standi- ilcono. t

nether-3'l‘own clerk. Howard n.’
Woodman. r: sotectmen. William P.
thin-y, r. (‘larenoe T. Hickok. r,‘
(leorgo .\i, (tote. d. Majority for liv'
centre. 29. i

lirookfleldm'l‘own clerk. William .i.,
fleet-her. r; neitotnron. Willinrri Pi. Rory;
d. Charles ii. Camp, d, George (‘3. Hill. j

ir. Stands lioeriso. ‘

linrlen~—’l‘own clerk. 'l‘hatideris lit-iii
r: seIet-irnen. (‘lmrles W. Raymorrnd
r. Charles (i. Waterbury. r. (leorge’
Gregory. «L Stand license. :

i-‘nirileid~(‘.eorge ii. Knapp. elected;
lsll'r'. r; soleetmon. Simon (3. Bradley.
d, llonry iior'rr. d. Sinroon Ponce, r.
Stands license.

tiaoonwirh~~Town eierlr..iamea R.

iT
|
l.

1810. At the age of flireerrlre strippcdi 31.3er ,3; spud-“nan. J. Albert Lock- !
{refore the. mast During the Seminole wood. d, Thomae (l. Sutton. r, James
war he transported troops and arnmn-‘ ”- Wilson, ‘1‘ Majority {0" ““9"” 447-
nltlon to Florida for the govcrnmout. Huntington—Town clerk, 3- T6!“-
In tho Mexican war he was again our- ”“5"". 1'. (311031011): seleoimen. Sti‘llh‘
played by the government in transport-i I'n T. l’flmer r. Nicholas Wakeloe r.
ins troops and ammunition and in the. l"rodrrlt"k W. iieard. (I. Majority for

late civil war performed the some duty. 3
Hlsi'scniarlng life extended over a per i
ind of thirty years. in 1859 he won ei-i
acted to the lmlslaiuro [ruin the town;
, of enthruok and was r'r-olorteii int
1864,1866 and 1371. in 1877 he was cl-
octed state senator from the Nineteenth
senatorial district and \ran re-elemod‘
in 1878 and 1879.

 

. A young (irr'nrurr irnrnril tirrsiof has
committed suit-lite ut Luke \\':ir:rrnurn.'..
a summer rilsiirt olglri rtillos north
from Milford. lie woe a r-rirolrrrrun for
J. T. Blil'i‘. it Will i'r‘tuti- tli‘illl r of New
York. lie had hot-u on .r prolonged
spree and who from u :ttttioi' ‘deier-ur
filed to intro lrls‘llie. i|r~ preparation.~
acemml to have lii'I"ll oxerrurd with the
tit-(int ili‘lllll'l'fllltlllJlt' litiilli‘ll :I double
barrelrd snot run nitir powder. took
off one shoe and fillil‘hlllfl and tied the
trigger to his town, and plrtro the liill”
rot in his rnotittr and exploited it. Later-
in the morning a ,‘tlltlli: rrrnrr li)’ rho-
name of linsier \‘l-«iiitiiz -il the noun»
found tho rourirrnuu lilrriz «load and
munglod on tha- Hunt", The drnd man
had a mother in Germany in .orrit’orrir
bio ('ll'l'lllllhlflllt'Or and in» \\.|, to r irtil)‘
child.

Attorney .ioreph i.. llnrhour's litittrr'
in 'linriford was rolrbed Thursday
night. \\'lr‘rtr the family we at dinner
ennui: iiilr-rm run in d the inure lry lltl‘
kitchen wlndon. iipoo it. tlt‘ n'rndon
in n Hilllt'i'liw that .wd m the wound
linor and the ihlerrrr rilrl not lose any
tlrno in going up. 'llngv l'3tll' ohrd tiri-
rooma on llli‘ .‘i‘t rind ilnor and old ll'lt‘ll
llil‘fl‘ lint-kothoolts out rirrirrr: ‘3”. Thu
folio!“ Worn utter int-troy only and in.
jewel litllitn now not dtsiurtt-t 'lirr'
then had candle». 'I'lu. pulli‘v \\“li ltru
formcd and tlillil‘i'~ \\'l|'i' mm on till
llmine. lllll no ii‘.tii' of ‘in llllt'tik mo
dinoovororl.

Ono otlrrr tou'ri voltd in Euro. r3l
ronsolldntlun of uhnol d' lrl-i Mon-
ild)‘. Mitirlll‘lll'lil. trinkiiru fourteen tut.

your and oiRhtynnu- non ill the tin»
l"l\‘t‘ utldllitlnll towns \Miril tliiltlllril

the consolidation. “nutrition, thou-n.
ltnxlrurr. talilt'agnr. .\i.or.-il id. The
townir of lionill Wind or and hi on her-
lt‘l‘ thlt'tl Monday to Mldlrllnli "to pull.
lit“ lilii'ill‘ltn. “J.“ lllt‘ innit ill Mohltlt‘li

r— 3 3t.

3 -..
or
' !

~

 
 
 

BEEF

Nt'llh" trotiml
nor run-i
0, hot "mill
more ilt’llcluflh
than enhn It
lmlnlnlrlc p1. .
med lulrrlwm ior (lulu,
eta. llllnilltmll, trim.
lira. intimate. "Ma-lore.
In DIM. ”riding and tell
1 tinge.
LD BY All. GROCEIU.

Mme" can.
ARMOUR PACKING 00-.

 

 

 

‘. iluttur d.

W arrow

. rho Yule ii 'I'nwno Works.
1 who

ilotltac. 11H.

Monroeo'i‘orrn clerk. llanlol A. Ni-
ohols. r: seiooimen. Stephen B. Hayesi
ll. Oscar J. Sherwood. d. Birdseye ll. ‘
Shorman r. Stands no lit-misc. ‘3

New ('nrr:rnn~.-’i‘owrr clerk. Arniren‘t
1”. Jones. 1': seicrtmon. George E. Ray- 5
rrrond r. John L. Duvonport. r. John W. ‘.
Majority for lioense. 47.

Now l“nirilold~'l'own olork, E. Jen-
nings. d. (New l-‘uiriieid. (‘t..l HPll't‘l‘
town. .I. S. \Vlrltolnrud d. H. 'i‘. Wanzor.
d. |. S Krrnpp. r. Stands license.

Nontowit~~-'|‘o\rn clerk. Michael .l.
lloiililliitl. il: Fl‘lt‘t'llllt‘ll. W. H. (illlvf'rw
it. 'i'homas ilr'irdlor. d. (‘,. T .’i'aylnr.|‘
(it. Stands lioonm.

Nor'wulk»"l'on’n ('loi‘k. Ilorlrori li.‘
Smith. olerted 1501. r: eclectrnvn. Epii- ‘
r'nirrr 'i'lrornos. r. .N'nmnol Lynn-s. r.
li‘rurri; ii. Mor‘r‘lil. d. Stands llvunso.

llvddini: Jinn-n el3rk. John N. Nlok-
vrsotr. r: nulr ototnou iliorrro ll. St 'rcns,
r. i'irrit'tio Adams d, William F. San-
ford. d, Majority against license. l7.

itittrwitrld 'l'ou’n rio-rk. ilirurrr K.
in”. r. .lolrn lir'otllry. r. Samuel .\.
t‘. (loot’flf' A. Klimt ti. Major”)
.ntrrin3t lit-ensi- 3:0,

Hill rnrutr ‘I‘own r'li-rk. it). I‘. lirigas. d:
*i'lir'tlltt‘ll. tinorxc .«\. lllll‘ile'n. r. John
M l’iik3tt r'. l‘lrttt'lon ii}. I'Itllltoirtln d.
Stands no lll‘t'llr'l'. ‘

Stamford 't‘own alerit. William If.
\Vrrrerlniry. r: ani-r'lllwtl. Edwin H
Holt}. 1-. (:l’tll'lfl' Ll. Roller-is. r, it
Starriiy l"lllt.‘ll d, Sinnda lli'vnm‘.

Htrntiord 'i'on‘ri iler'lr livirry l‘
Stunt: I‘. w'n-irnrn. i'hnrhs li Wvllrs
r. William lilnnt-y r. i‘irnrir» it. t‘nt‘ttr

(‘0:

d. t-llnrrrls lll‘l'llht'. ';
'ilrnnrluill 'l‘own clerk, tirrillu- ll. .
iiurron r; wh-rtnro-n. llrunrtliv I" ‘

tninnrrn: r. lihlnar it. llvnrn. r. John W ‘
‘t‘rendmll d. iltirnd-r no llt‘l‘lltit‘

“Ration ~‘l‘own clerk. ireraon t‘
li‘utrton r. t\\'estport|. wterttnon.
Junior A. Smith r. |.lo_rd H. thaliroy.
r‘, t‘lr:rrh~< it Morrirortm. d. Hiniliiu no
It“ llw.

Wintpot'i 'l‘own t‘li't‘lt. .lonoi‘l ll.
llvatt l” nelootnrmr. i.orrlu 'l‘. Wuhotnun *
r. timir ilrnltlr r. itolwrt ll. t‘olv," d.
Stunts lit-vitae. .

Wilton» 'tiown tll'l‘h. ll. IC. t‘lrh-Iiea-
to-r- r". Ii-li‘i‘lltli'll. lrllnn r .lrn loom r. .irta- ;
in» K, lliornond r. .iolin iloiintn d.i
rltnnda no lloenuo.

mva'rn Iomu. nun

Alemherotcoaupnnyla Victim oil
Typhoid It Camp Iaada.

.\ special douratch ironr t'unrp1
Maude to the flintnluril .‘ill'tlillli' MH'MZ .

i'rlrnti .llIt-it'llll F. lloiltrrll oi t'ont-
purr K. 'l‘ttird ('onnortirut \‘olnnta.-r
tninntriy. died Wmltiradny, irl full" p.
in. oi typhoid iercg. with meninaltla‘
t-onrpi‘h-ations. Ileana n rnm-hlnlsii
nlttl lii'foi‘l- the war war mtrpioyoil In

 

 

lliu [lill't'nll
the in Wmnilnrry. l'onn. lrirvo
lu-rn ilniillwl try t'apinin l'rlor. limi-
rn-ii want u splendid aoldlor and it new I
erui favorite among his ctrnrrarirm.

 

“MIAI CITY. MO" I). U. A. Other Company K utlcntu lii't' tlulilfi
uni-tomorrow .weii. ‘
w”... W... 2.. _. > -.
2

inp-io-dntc, thereby ennldtrm us
3 to turn out a higher churn or jtlli
work, faster and for lose rrrorrcy.

‘ ha'rwo .3 ' w
'ifim'h‘rkai i ‘ 7- 'n’ii
‘A W dedgamafl‘ipt. Charla .

 

King.
Veal-Wain it PM“ na- 1.16
'l‘erior: iy Fulfill)”: Pl“ ' :1,“
l'tinulo I l’rogreaa, Kate Doug- '
(an ’ in" :i'iii
l . ,
-——--AT—-——‘ The Romaine oft'ldon Chapel, Hugh
- Wynne. .
An airaortnient of uilinll gift hooks
alwayl’ on hand. ‘

.
Popular astrint‘mntrnsnntmnr in

Alan a large mrrtnrent oi Pocket
Brinks. Card and better Carine.

WILLIAM: r. BEERS,
Book Mary and Engraving,
‘ 40 Wall street, ' Norwnlk. Conn

Prices.

I’m strung It.

I have bought a stock of goods in Greenwich.
(Joan. for less than

t5c on the Dollar.

'J‘oolean them out quick I am selling
Ladies' and Children’s Shoes at

- 50¢ per pair.

 

Men’s Fine Shoes
' $i.00 per pair.

The alrovo are worth what I ask for thorn
to go chestnuttirrg in.

 

heodoreHDlsen,

 

Washington Street, South itorwalir.

a}... __... -. . 2 ..

 
 

'—x

Campbell
Trio-Revolution Century.

These pro-saw are all new and

Cottrell Drrrrn Cylinder.

For printing
and rill kinda of Joli

Four

New .
Presses....

 

nu- rciplirctl.

Colding Jobber.

li‘nr printing the hotter
via»- of work. It lute

nrnl l~ min of ”w iliit‘~l
prom-e of printing inn~
r'irltlt'ry ill lltv Nor-
\ililh‘.

C. A. FREEMAN.

Art Printer.

ll unit in Wnlcr flirwt.
rtouili Norwalh.
t‘onrr.

Peerless Jobber.

For printing the ~rnnll

lot-s whit-Ir irnve in la-

tuned out in u hurry
Mill ll all“ ll.

 

I

 

‘Vuloun
.and logic,

iOpera Hone“: Bloch,

c3»...... . a

Daily Freight Line

 

IIYWIIN
Norwalk,
South Norw-lk

ll .Nd

. Now York.

PIOPILLIOI

City of Nor-walk.

’

Laura Florin-nu I p. m.
I...“ touch Noreen“. I p. m.

Luau. New Your. Pine n I. I" locum-n
Ion-C. I p. m.

 

i WANTED.
I“

our Gold and Silver.

Old Gold or ”liver of any kind; old limiter) or til-tram
Watohaa. Chair», Jewelry, mums. an». to any audition.

FULL CASH VALUE WILL BE Hill loll All “00",

.._..y.....

A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
“0"“. Com

n ork \rlron- large ftlfllie '

r
l
i
i
.
i
i
i

t

Aililoil Soplclttln-r 1.4,?
for printing line half-l
one engmvlnizn and;
high grade. hook Work. 1

i

t
l

luirtlt‘l'h‘

i

l
i
i
i

all Ilii‘ ltuprorvnwlri».

i
i
l
i
i
i
I

“” Heir 6 Wise
Business Man . .

3

0000000

. ii laws
0‘7 t

or“,
e on.

Who maker himself known through the columns of

The Evening Sentinel,

which iii a welcome daily visitor in the home of nearly
every citizen of the Norwalks, and many of the homes
of neighboring towns. It is

The Oldest, Largest,
and Most Influential
.Daily Paper of Norwalk.

Its popularity and efficacy are attested by its steady
growth in circulation and the rapid increase of its ad-
vertising patronage. i i i i i i i

THE i‘lvnsrso Saarinen reaches a class of people who
have nrorrey to spend, but who spend it wisely and well.
Siorckcepers. large or small. who lreliero they have
goods that are worth every dollar people pay for them,
Should toll of it and create a demand for their wares.
This can best be. aeoomplished through

The Evening‘Sgn‘tinel.

a
*a‘

9

t.

t

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOi.

liooooooc

H

000‘ OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

toooooooooo

 

 

 
 
 

 

tillii iilll llll lillli

 

simplyeovorn the iielrl. and mirror it no thoroughly that
the Wise advertiser is intro to not return» more titan omn-
mouaurute with the money expounded. Mix the head of

any lame lrnsincrs liorore roprerwntml in its ooliitnnsii
tirisinnotmi. i i i i i i t i

hot as furnish you with a rate card, or drop in and
talk the ntntter over personally with the advertising
manager. He won't bore you. but will rouvirroe you
quit-lily that printer's ink more. and pays trig when used
jittliviollnly and in the i'olttlmlil of Tina l'lvrthrso Hrznrittitt.

And the. Cook“

It’s 3 Men Trifle.

a

«2» .5 m .i if!» . . it: ‘4‘

There are no ii'u or unit‘s about it: I'm: Slit'rntlh'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan