WM *. .
iSS^fgg
msm •a s-: v. ,.-•: fcllsll • fg&miii& ,f
f; Founded in 1800J * •*'•' ' JLn Entertaining and Instructive Bowie Jowrnal, Especially Devoted to Local' News and Interests. . .•_> . [$1.00 a Tear
VOL. XCIIL—NO. 36. y-• NORWALK, CONN;- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8^1893. gj PRICE TWO CENTS.
HI:* state an#rs Port JarVis Cyclone Swept. Those Suspended Pensions. ' 'Vf - Danbury Fair. '* W& * * TERSE TALES OF THE TIMES. Premium lists for the Danbury Fair Bort Jarvis, N. Y., was struck by a i If a Washington correspondent of the can be obtained at the GAZETTE office. WHO OWNS iy Edward Taylor, of Great Plain, has a cyclone last night, a little before six. | New York Sun has the facts straight, Sheriff White, of Ridgefield was in tomato vine eighteen feet long growing It lasted but five minutes, but wrecked town to-day. ^ the Methodist and Reformed churches, ; " Secretary Hoke Smith's decision not -" • A Paper House. One Thousand^and Forty Shares up through the branches of a grape tore roofs from several houses and fac- ; ; any longer to cut off the pensions of Attorney Hurlbutt is confined to his It is a pleasant fact that a house of vine* • tories. The loss on the M. E. church ;; the old soldiers pending inquiry was house with an attack of malarial fever. paper erected by a Norwalk citizen on pi of the Norwalk Horse ^ United States Treasurer Morgan has is $30,000. The town last night was in f - not voluntary. It is the result, accor- Caukeen's island, to serve the purpose been called to his summer residence at total darkness the electric light, tele- 7 " of a tent during the hot spell,withstood } ->* Railway Sold. Huntington by the illness of Mrs. Mor graph and telephone wires were all > ding to the correspondent, of an over- —Rhode Island Escallops, only 35 cts. a quart at Bates' Market, Water St. the recent great gales, and now smiles gan. She was better yesterday.S|||g| down. Several persons were^badly in- : whelming protest from all parts of the in effect from its eastern and southern The Directors of the Trolley Com- A library of valuable books worth juried, but no one killed. sides.—Bridgeport Standard. .country. A distinguished Western The brothers Ward hav<3 gone into -pany Bid It In. about 8500, belonging to F. Matthews democratic senator was dissuaded from the industrial insurance canvassing / - - .Hamilton Fish. —Sugar Cured Hams,13£c; shoulders, Thursday. The following officers were This, in the. total of the sales, aver 11c, on Saturday, at New York Grocery tendance, which consisted of veterany obvious effort. Their entire beingt The sudden death of Hamilton Fish, elected: President,.Col. Dwight Mor aged a fraction less than par for the surgeons from all parts of the state. seems to be a rollicking compound Of . which was announced to our readers Co., 33 Main street. ris; secretary, Cyrus S. Bradley of entire block of stock. The purchasers The clerk of the Bridgeport city nerves, energy, magnetism and sweet yesterday in a special telegram to the Southport; treasurer, Col. H. W.Wes- were Messrs. E.J. Hill andE.O. Keeler, ness. Few women could endure the The next meeting of the Connecticut sels of Litchfield; committee on cre and as both these gentlemen are direc court reports the whole number of' amount of work she takes upon herself GAZETTE, ends a long, conspicuously Editorial Association will be held at dentials, Re v.Alexander Hamilton,John tors in the Trolley Co., the surmise is cases before the court for the quarter ending Aug. 31st as 646; nolled with every performance. She will appear at able and honorable career. He will Manchester, Monday, Sept. 18th. S. Jones and Rev. H. N. Wayne. general thht the purchase was in the Music Hall, South Norwalk, next Mon chiefly be remembered as the United interest of the Trolley. It is stated out costs or found not guilty, 100; judgment suspended, 48; cases appeal day night. t, , •' Mr. James McKiernan will on Octo that Mr. Hyatt was offered by Mr. E. J. '•Ar ¥* 1 Secretary of State by whom the Ala Osborne Avenue Bids. Hill, for the Trolley Co., fifty dollars a ed, 25 ; committed to jail, 198; bound 1 f, - I ber 1st, assume the management of the The proposals for excavating, etc., " Friends Hurt His Case. bama arbitration was carried to a suc sample room at the Gilsey House, New share, or double its par value, for his over to Superior court, 21; other cases, cessful result. • A statesman of the old for the .extension of Osborne avenue, holdings, prior to the construction of 254. The total receipts were, 84,815.55. Patrick Mulvoy, a resident of Spring York. at East Norwalk, were opened at the Hill, was arrested Thursday night on * school, Mr. Fish possessed the powers the electric road, which offer was de —Oysters, in every style, at James Selectmen's office this morning. They clined. It is further stated that Mr. Sargent & Co., of New Haven, have' the charge of assault on James E. Hef- •m of mind, the tenacity of purpose and M. Creagh's, 8 Main street. • 684-tf were as follows: William Lawlor, 82,- Green, as administrator of Mr. Hyatt's resumed work under full time. For fernan, in Fayhan's saloon on Main the requisite degree of tact for the ac 854; Irving Hall, 83,523; William Shel estate, was also offered the same pre the past few weeks they have been run street. Mulvoy was taken before Jus complishment of that negotiation which don, $2,527.50; A. Bach, $2,463; D. M. mium just prior to the monetary panic, ning three days a week. The contract tice Austin, who decided that the pris Connecticut pensions: — Increase — Finch, $1,900.50; C. E. Squire, $3,750; ors think that the financial crisis and oner was too drunk for trial and he ad has passed into history as one of the John Holt, Eagleville. Original wid but a sale was not consummated in con ows', etc.—Martha Maria Osborn D. Connelly, $2,408.50. The contract sequence of the currency stringency. general stagnation of trade, which has journed the case until this morning. great triumps of modern 'diplomacy. was awarded to D. M. Finch. been noticeable during the past few Heffernan was also present with a bad Windsor. ______Be these rumors as they may, the fran Ml He will rank in history with Jefferson. chise is a most valuable one, and many months, is rapidly decreasing, and the looking eye. This morning Mulvoy Adams, Webster, Marcy, Seward and Ex-Selectman Martin S. Craw re USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA,IT'S of our keenest financiers are of the prospect for business picking up this confessed to being drunk and admitted §§ winter is good. that he struck Heffernan, until his Blaine, as among the greatest of our marked this morning that he was made "THE KIND THAT CURES." opinion that the road's earning capacity a voter in 1832. Mr. Craw is still a very whan changed from horse to electric Detectives in the employ of the Con friends came to his rescue with some Secretaries of State. In all official active man. very astounding as well as conflicting fyji The Colonia Wins. power, will be equal to a ten per cent, necticut Bottlers' Protective association testimony, when he changed his mind m employments, he won honor as a high- In the trial race Thursday four boats annual dividend on a capital of $150,- Thursday raided a large number of minded, patriotic man. In his retire —Jersey peaches, 50 cents per basket, 000, which is about the sum it is sup and said he only pushed him down. m People's Market. were entered in the race, the "Vigilant, junk shops in New Haven. The officers Fayhan, in whose saloon the assault| ment he has enjoyed in the highest de- Colonia, Pilgrim and Jubilee. The Pil posed it will require to clear off all pre were armed with search warrants but was committed, swore that Mulvoy did grim and Jubilee were disabled early sent obligations, relay the tracks for found them unnecessary as tbe dealers gree the respect of his fellow citizens, Dont forget the Sunday afternoon the heavier trolley cars, and generally gave up'the property of the bottlers not strike Heffernan and that the wound sail on the City of Albany to Green in the race and the contest was between over his eye was received from a fall < and he now goes to an honored rest. the Colonia and Vigilant. re-equip the road. It seems a hardship without resistance. During the day wich, Bell Haven and Captain's island, to the Hyatt estate that the sale had to they secured a wagon'load of bottles on the bar rail. A lad in Fayhan's em next Sunday. The Vigilant crossed the line at 3:19:08 ploy testified that Heffernan was the . v Insecure Railfoad Bridges. and Colonia at 3:20:41. In making up take place at so unpropitious a time for belonging to dealers in New Haven and aggressor, and the other witnesses gave the time considering start, it was found large money transactions. The stock this state: For defective and weak railroad Artist DeForest is treating the roofs like testimony. Evidently the Justice, of the Buckley Rubber factory to a that the Colonia had covered the dis sale, however, was widely advertised, A peculiar epidemic has appeared to say the least, thought they were bridges there is really no excuse. No fresh coating of some new, tin preserv tance in six seconds less than the Vigil and the bidding openly and fairly con about Little Hog harbor on Fisher's stretching the truth as he fined Mulvoy company, however poor it may be, ing pigment. ant. . ». ducted, and thus no claim can be made island since the last big gale. There that any one who desired to bid more $7 and costs for intoxication and gave • should be permitted to seek patronage ' '~ *"• •-— are now about forty cases of a more or him $7 and costs and 30 days in jail for Mrs. Hattie Betts, of Englewood, N. . . *. Keep Folks Contented* - Jto&the controlling interest in the road -less serious type.' The disease is-of a iand convey precious lives until it can assault. 4^ J., and daughter of the late George a writer in the New IMilford Gazette aid not have the opportunity. A large diphtheretic character, but of the corps carry out its contracts without endan W. Betts, of East Avenue, is visiting crowd was present at the sale, and of six doctors, natives of the island, says: ' 'If you boom your town,it goes several sharp financiers and bargain- Butchers' Convention." gering public safety by preventable Mrs. Mary Stone. from Noank and from New London not « without saying, that yon must at the hunters, from at home and abroad, Delegates from the Butchers' and accidents. Nor should it be tolerated same time boom the land and other one can be found to authoritavely state Grocers' associations of the principal —Lamb chops, 15c, People's Market. were in attendance. what the epidemic is. Three have al as a common carrier until the best en property of every man in it. A kind of Cities of the state, forming the Connec 680 tf a cunning plan to boom a town now-a- ready died. ticut Butchers' and Grocers' associa gineering skill available has approved days, seems to be to contrive an easy USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLAJT'S The biggest street railway deal that tion, were in attendance Thursday at its bridges and road-bted and certified Gen. Charles Olmstead and Bernard 'THE KIND THAT CURES." Tully were yesterday drawn as jurors way by means of good roads, to get out ever took place in Connecticut tran the fifth annual meeting of the body. I'.'W:; that everything has been done to make of it. That will keep folks contented to spired in New Haven Thursday when The session was called to order in for the Criminal Superior court, which There Was a Shooting. them as safe and secure as is possible. meets next Tuesday. stay in it, for it will be so handy to get the New Haven Street Railway Co. room 13, Insurance building, New Ha out of it whenever they have a mind to, Says the Bridgeport Union : "Spring bought and consolidated the State ven, by President C. E. Hart. There W• 'k This applies more particularly to lines and the same good roads that take folks Hill is said to be the most aristocratic street, Whitney avenue, Morris Cove were present delegates from seven so such as are found in several of the New Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Clapp left town out, will bring other folks in just as suburb of Norwalk. From its hand and Lake Saltonstall lines. The roads cieties, the only city not represented to-day. While visitors here, they were handy. Folks want to circulate, like some residences a splendid view of the were immediately mortgaged for 8600,- being Bridgeport. England States, and in sections of the guests at the Morgan Smith homestead country where a sparse population and currency, to be of any use. sound is to be obtained. It is now im 000 to equip them with electricity. The Treasurer C. L. Rogers, of Water- on the Church Green. possible to gain a residence in this bon- Lake Saltonstall road is now being bury, in his report showed expenses for light traffic were features of the period The Jewish New Year. ton neighborhood from the-fact that built. The West Haven and Fair Ha the year of 8137 and a balanee in the when the railroads were first con Mrs. Martha Houston was arrested every house is taken and the folks are ven roads are the only lines iu the city treasury of $645.74. The state society Thursday afternoon for being intoxi On Saturday the Hebrews will com content to stay and will not part with not owned by the company. numbers about 200 members. structed. memorate the Rosh-Hashana, or Jewish The terrible accident upon the Boston cated. This morning Justice Coolidge enough of their charming grounds for Another echo of absconding Agent The principal new business transact fined her 82 and costs., New Year, which commences at sunset a wee summer cottage. Then, too, the Gunn was sounded Thursday morning ed was the formation of plans on which jftr1 and Albany Line is a striking proof of to-night. residents of Spring Hill escape the by the filing in the court of common a mutual benefit' association will be f'JSf the need of such guarantees as referred As is wellrknown the Jews reckon mosquito pests in the summer time formed. The local associations will A handsome granite monument will from creation (5654),. the Egyptians, pleas of Allen county, Ohio, of a case to. While railroad Jwidges are permit be erected in St. Michaels cemetery, which greatly annoy the folks who live of Marvin H. Sanger, state treasurer of elect one director each and these will mm .HR Chinese, Romans and Mohammedans— nearer the shore. meet and form the controlling board of ted to exist when it is known that they Bridgeport, over the grave of the late although differing in time—still regard Connecticut, for the recovery of $5,- - ^ ^-V Thomas Dinon, of Norwalk. The jurors at this term of the crimi 459 from Elmer and William Hensres, the new organization. The assess are only reasonably safe for light loco ing this New Year's day as a day of nal common pleas court have got very ments in the benefit association will be J",, the Mt. Gilead National bank and Wil p- motives and traffic, and are admittedly special interest. It is oelebrated in the well acquainted with the residents of liam McCracken. The claim is made 81 to each member, of the local associa Mr. & Mrs. Herman Schneider, of seventh month of their lunar calendar, Spring Hill. A case has been on trial tion upon the death of a member. m too flimsy to withstand the tremendous Spring Hill, sail on the Spree Tuesday on money which they paid Gunn to called in Chaldean ''Tishre," and is in which one resident was defendant lift mortgages with, but which he failed This business disposed of the associa impact and crushing strain incidental next, for Bremen. They are to visit based on the biblical and talmudical and the other plaintiff. Mrs. Silk oc tion proceeded to electing officers, Mrs. Schneider's parents in the Fader- to pay the company. Hundreds of to the heavy trains now run, the margin traditions that on the first day of this cupies the former rather unenviable similar suits will be begun if the state which resulted as follows: President, of safety has been cut down too closely land. month the creation of the world began. position and Mrs. Collins the latter. 1 Elbert Adams, of Norwalk; vice-presi- mM wins this one. £'*• * in cheapness of construction. No com —On Saturday we are giving away There were three charges against Mrs. dent, George P. Kellogg; secretary, Arrested In Norwalk. Silk, assault, drunkenness and breach Royal Adams, Norwalk; hnano&l secre pany should dare to indulge in such four cakes of Ozone" soap FBEE to every of the peace. Saved the Plums. ''-'•"'"-.I tary, A. G. Judson, of South Norwalk; economy; the law should not permit purchaser of one pound of our famous Edward Miller of Norwalk, was the Messrs. Charles Burr, Edward Fitch, 50c or 60c teas. New York Grocery The women are neighbors. One hot treasurer, O. F. Wissert, of New Haven. such lines to be operated. principal witness in the case of Mary day in July they had trouble. This Charles Barrett, H. Canfield, George At 3 o'clock the delegates were driven Co., 33 Main street. Silk in the criminal court of common was nothing new irom the fact that Castle and Fred. Toby, went to Long to East Rock and thence to Hill's pleas Wednesday afternoon. When the there had always been more or less ill Island, Thursday morning on the yacht Homestead, where a bounteous shore -• Lawn Tennis. Mr. Henry I. Hoyt was in the year case was called Miller was not present feeling between them. There was often Nellie, after beach plums. When it dinner had been provided. The din 1841, a joint vice-president with the in the court. Judge Walsh issued a warfare and it was nothing strange to came time to start for home the skies ner was enlivened by speeches from p;;.? Although yesterday was not as pleas- began to look black, and fearing that ..ant as the previous two days for the Hon. Hamilton Fish of the Whig Young capias for his arrest. hear Mrs. Silk say that she would break many of the visiting delegates, which Men's General Committee of the state The document was given to Sheriff the trip would be a tempestuous one were replied to in an equally bright j P? Fairfield County tennis tourney at Mrs. Collins' head, and to hear Mrs. Messrs Barrett and Fitch concluded to , Bridgeport, the matches were far super- of New York. j.;- • >. Fenelon and he went to Norwalk and Collins say at least as bad things about strain. The meeting was voted tbe|| arrested the fugitive witness. Miller Mrs. Silk. They considered each other come home by rail. The rest of the most enjoyable ever held. i ior, as only the crack players in the A Stamford tax payer makes the ex party started • in the boat, but when gfp club were in the series of the third day. is employed as driver for a Norwalk real mean things. But back to the p'\ There were but a few singles iu the cellent suggestion that the eelectmen baker. He said that it was not his fault story. The row on this particular af half way across the sound they struck give the tax payers a statement of the that he did not attend court. He was ternoon was the worst they had ever the little cyclone that was having an X>ressmals.ing; morning, but they were of greater town expenses for the past year at least CHILDREN'S DRESSES A SPECIALTY lllength,"the playing being of a higher prevented from doing so by his em had. It ended up in a shooting, but it outing, and turning their boat they two days before the day for holding ployer. If he attended court he would wasn't settled at the trial who did the went back and anchored near Eaton's MBS. H. I/. GECMMAN, „ J®degree of merit than those of the first town meeting. Neck, but not before the whole party 9 High Street, - Norwalk ^®fpdays of the tourney. have lost his job. He will not be pros shooting. ecuted on the capias.—Bridgeport News. Witnesses testified that shots were had become thoroughly drenched by The first match, between McKelvey The length of the day and night, any the waves. They remained on board and W. Carhart, was close and exciting. time of the year may be ascertained by ; : - heard and that they came from one or UTO SUM LESSONS. the other of the houses which adjoin, the boat until 6 o'clock this morning, *5 gpthe former winningiafter a hard strug- simply doubling the time of the sun's Reunion of the Tenth C. V. when they again started for home, ar BS. GEORGE W. BRADLEY (daughter 0vgle. Score : 0-6, 6-4, 2-6,6-4, 6-2. The rising, which will give the length of but they did not know which. Whether of the late Mr. Wm.B. Nash,) gives effi . The annual reunion and banquet of anyone was hit or not remains in the riving here about 9:30 o'clock, to. the cientM and satisfactory instructions * on the t' second match was between J. Wheeler the night, and double the time of set the Tenth Connecticut Volunteers was great delight of anxious friends who l'iane at her home. No. 193 M&ih Street. ft4 I and G. Bryan, the latter being an easy ting, which will give the length of the dark. As a result, of the row Mrs. Col held in Meriden Thursday. The busi lins had Mrs. Silk arrested and the feared that they had been drowned. victor against an excellent player. dajr. ness session began at noon and was They saved most of the plums, iipfig Score : 6 0, 5 7, 6 0 6-3. three charges stated above were made ^ TO BENl. ~ chiefly confined to the election of offi : Halt vucli or less. 25 cts a day.or $1.00 ver week* Enthusiasm prevailed during the play —Hale's Cordial 25c., oures all bowel cers which were as follows:. against her. She was found guilty and ik ^? J y ing of the double matches, the first be troubles. 33tf President,Gen. J. L. Otie.Northamp- fined, She appealed the case to the l81gl|MWEST0N.^«. . • • O KENT.—A small house of 7 rooms on ing Bryan and Wheeler against Copp ton, Mass.; first vice-president, E. W. common pleas court. The jury bronght T Butler street. Inquire of J OHST PAHT. and Conover. From the beginning of Town clerk" Smith was this 'morning in a verdict on the count of assault 85 lw in receipt of a communication from Chaffee, Moodus: second vice-presi yesterday afternoon. They found Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Godfrey, of the match it was evident that the for dent, Capt. J. H. Lindsley, Northford ; Danbury, have been spending a week no KENT.—4 small rooms on first floor to mer gentlemen were the more skilled of State Secretary Phelan, directing him Silk guilty and a fine of $25 and costs L a small family. Inquire at store of S. C. to destroy, the official voting envelopes secretary and treasurer, David L. Da- with Mrs. Harriet Godfrey. orton, 60 Belden avenue. the players. They won the first three rand, Birmingham ; executive commit was imposed. She promptly appealed 3 •ets. Score : 6-4. 6-2, 6-4. he has on hand. Mr. Smith has not the case to the supreme court as she is Charles Jarvis, and a friend from yet set a date forjthe " conflagration." tee, Gen. E. S, Greeley, New Haven; O BENT.—Second floor; five rooms with The most interesting match of the N. E. Hitchcock, Meriden; D. L. Du- foncLof litigation." Brooklyn, have, visited Mrs. Matthew T water, at No. 11 High street. Rent $8,00. day was played between McKelvey and He has about 5,600 of the envelopes to Buckley. J V' Inquire of TAFT BBOS., Clothiers, Wall street. destroy. .ftp*?' rand,Birmingham; Capt. A. W. Hovey, 678 tf Mallory and McClave and C. Carhart. Fair Haven, W. E. Whittlesey, New USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLAJT'S The Upper Parish and Middle Dis The men were equally skilled, making — .— >•» IO BENT.—Cheap, house and barn oa the Haven. a® "THE KIND THAT CURES. trict schools will open on Monday next. T shore road. Inquire of HANLON BBOS. 34tf the match close and exeiting. After USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLAJT'S The next meeting will be held in ifj? Mr. Allen of Westport will teach the playing four sets the latter men won, 4 THE KIND THAT CURES." Meriden; SPflGHHBH . Thomas F. Rowan Gone. . ' O BENT.—Lower floor No. l Cross although they were very much fatigued latter. T Apply to ¥. ST. JOHK LOCKWOOD, T Thomas F. Rowan, the well-known after the close struggle with their op iff"' Wall Street Peace Disturbers. Peculiar Accident. : Miss Evelyn Sturges of Ridgefield, ponent. , Score : 7-5, 6-4,-4-6, 6-2. liquor dealer and representative of E. visits friends in town. ;,JY O BENT.—Pleasan J suite of rooms on "Blessed are the peace makers." The train on the Naugatuck division Eising & Co., of New York, has disap second floor, at No. 5 Gamp street, Apply It* I To-day the finals will be played by • - - fggr. Miss Rhoda Sturges is quite ill, and to O. T. COBNWALL. 31 tf Bryan and Wheeler against McClave J&f'/ Wf - ' ...... of the Consolidated railroad which left peared and with him has gone $5,000 or T and, C. Carhart. Oh Spare Us, McDowell. Bridgeport at 7:47 o'clock met with a more of the New York firm's money. under the care eff Dr. Smith. mo BENT.— Four rooms, in the Hadden peculiar accident between Naugatuck Eising & Co. are located at 47 and 49 1 buildiag, corner of Wall and River streets. The Stamford Advocate says: "Mc Mtes Edna Bradley is with Bridge Rent, $7. Inquire on the premises. 658 tf Dowell, it is said, is to start one of his Junction and Derby last night. Dur Front street and do an immense whole port friends for a couple of weeks. - The Storm. ing the storm a tree fell across the sale liquor business. Rowan has been twenty.four hour roller skating races A clam bake was given on Wednesday O BENT.—First floor of No. 4 Elm street, A ht avy wind and rain storm visited in Norwalk in a short time." boiler of the locomotive, crushing it. their • agent joearly two years. His T also barn. Apply to Q. E. WiiaoK, 634 tf Norwalk, Thursday evening, but the The train was brought to a stop by territory included Danbury, Bridge afternoon, on the premises of John M. the tree and was delayed for several port, Waterbury, Norwalk, Souflb. Nor Lockwood, to a large number of his FOB SALE, amount of damage done was slight. Half inch or leae, 25 cts a nay, or $1,00per toeefc The storm opened with a heavy wind ^ Labor Day Picnic Prizes. ; hours as well as a freight which was walk, Ridgefield, Newtown and many Norwalk Aid Wilton friends. which hurled the dust in all directions, * The following numbers drew gate behind it. A messenger had to walk to smaller plabes in this section of the The marriage of Miss Helfen if. Hill OB SABE—a good family horse. Apply which was followed by a heavy down prizes at the Labor Day picnic: 773; Derby before an engine could be se state. He had an exoellent trade, and and Mr. Lloyd S. Godfrey, both of F to TOCQUE'S, Broad River. 685 3t pour of rain. There was also a brilliant 3,567; 3,800; 4,876; 831; 5,601; 5,275; 4,- cured. the firm had considerable confidence i* this place, is announced to take place 471; 3,262; 2,519; 55©; 5,164; 2,871; 4,448; No one was hurt, but Engineer Tom- him. Thomas F. Fay of Danbury, was OB SAliE.—a neat little cottage of seven dlectxical display. The electric lights on Thursday evening, Sept. 21st, at tbe room* on Union Plaoe, ana tnree miiu on West avenue eircuit all went*out. 3,349; 4,278; 4,446; 5,440; 2,947; 5,078: 1,- lin and his fireman had a very close his bondsman, but after Mr. Fay's groom's residence, at 8 p. m. Fates'walk to BorougL Post-ol$c6 and Depo# The streets were almost deserted, aogl 730; 1,471. Winners can Etecttre their call from death. death the bond was released. It is said Price $2,300, $1,000 of which can remain perm & * prizes by calling on Charles W. Ben Conductor Dailey in change of that a settlement will be made with the Miss Louise Jarvis leaves oa Tuesday neatly-and only $500required to be pa'a iowc those persons who ventured out were r fcpplr TO CHARLES OMHTEAV Art. pretty thoroughly drenched. nett, No. 13 Grand street. the train. . v - Y- firm by Rowan's friends, next, for a visit to the World's Fair. TT 1 , T0.r;:^: ' .' ^ :vR. - ' • «•• • .-• ..- 1 A ' " - * *" * ' •' '%t / . , , \ -- ; % ' . . • v , \ i > i* /
i'4.. fire Will Sot (destroy It. MISS® Asbestus is a mineral fiber of the horn STRANGE MDRDERCASI
blende variety. It derives its name f ! sr '' / . - <:rom a Greek word which signifies "in- ts Starting Ut Evidence Gradually Accumulating Ii •^tructible by fire." The aneients were Industrial familiar with its uses and the modes of the Halliday Mystery. • obtaining it, yet strange to say always '' — '•••&:' _ •• alluded to it as a vegetable production. It was used in all their funeral rites, but BRIGHTER TIMES IN STORE. TWO CONFLICTING- STORIES particularly where cremation was prac <1111' " "1 : V<:- •' ticed, the corpse being wrapped in an asbestus cloth so as to keep the ashes of Massachusetts and Other States Feel Halliday Was a Victim,. While the dead person from mingling with the Effects of the Business Revival. Another Points to the McQuil> -V/ those of the«wood or other combustibles lans—Surmises About the Case. aiS used in incineration of the remains. The Cheering; Reports From Many Points. people of Egypt and many other coun tries of the ancients, especially the royal ALLENTOWN, Pa., Sept. 7.—The rod mill MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Sept. 7.—Mrs. Hal and wealthy classes, made towels, nap of the Iowa Barb Wire works, which has iiday, who is suspected of murdering th( kins, tablecloths, etc., of asbestus and been idle for four weeks, resumed opera two women at Burlingham,. is held undel cleaned them by throwing them into the tions today, and 140 men were given em a warrant of arrest pending the coroner's ' Mr. Thomas Farrenlzopf fire*—St. Louis Republic. ployment. As soon as possible the wire inquest, which has been adjourned to Sat drawing, galvanizing and barbing depart urday. The mystery is beginning to un Swellings in the Neck ^ .Costly Railroads. ~ ments will be started. The only depart ravel. The younger woman found mur Have troubled me for 12 year3. Medical attend* The costliest mile of railway is a mile ment that has been running steadily all dered under the barn is Robert Halliday'S ance and operations on ir.y neck at Mount Sinai measured on the steel portion of the summer is the nail mill. daughter and granddaughter of old Paul HOUSE, hospital did not give permanent improvement. Forth bridge. The length of this por The broad silk department of the Ade the missing husband. She came from f!r jBut by taking threo bottles of Hood's Barsa- tion is a mile and 20 yards, and the cost laide Silk mill, which has only been run Providence last week and was met at Pint j*'< <*' „ ^ • " •- parilla, the swelling lias entirely disappeared, Bush depot on Thursday or Friday last bj t cannot sufficiently praise of it was considerably over £3,000,000. ning on half time, has started on full time. Bridgeport, tConn.jr The most expensive railway system in This department gives employment to 500 the suspected stepgrandmother. The mur Hood's Stfrsaparilla the world is the "Inner Circle" line of persons. dered girl is a niece of Policeman Josepl THOS. FAKBEXSOPF, 93 "Willett St., N. T. City. The Tamaqua Knitting mills at Tama- Sharp oft the Middletown force and had London, which cost, including the pur visited here several times. chase of land, from £600,000 to nearly qua have resumed operations with a re HOOD'8 PiLLS cure CcMtipatieiu 26c. duced force. Mr. Sharp and his wife have come tt £1,000,000 per mile. The last construct Bloomingburg to see the body for the pur ed mile, between the Mansion house and Adjusting; Differences at Fall River. pose of identification at tbe inquest. What is so comfortable as one of our Impend* btoii Suits ? Ghost Train Kills a Man. Aldgate, cost altogether, including FALL RIVER, Mass., Sept. 7.—As a result This girl visited the Burlingham home Comfortable in fit and comfortable in price, only $5; then we i The Ghost express struck and in "compensations," nearly £2,000,000.— of a conference of committees of spinners stead two years ago, and it is said that stantly killed a well-dressed stranger London Letter. .. - and manufacturers this morning it wad there had been trouble between her and the have a better quality in a NAVY BLUE ETO&{ SUI1 strictly in the cut east of the Greenwich station agreed to reoommend to the two associa Wednesday evening. In his pocket tions that spinners' wages hereafter be paid all-wool storm serge for $6. These suits are made by the lead was found a slip of paper, upon which ' • Not a Lecture After All. on what is known as the standard list. was written, "John Conley, Westerly, •' 'Scuse me," he said to the other pas This will mean a reduction in wages of ing bouse in New York, and are first-class in every respect.. R.:i." senger on the rear platform of a Michi about 10 per cent, to go into effect next Mon gan avenue car, "but do you use tobac day. The manufacturers submitted a state OUR LzATtlES' SHIRT WMSTS, at 45c, in blue,, whtfc^ A Beautiful Truth. co?' ment showing their reasons for reducing stripes, ruffles in front, long sleeves, are a dollar value, and. Once in a while a newspaper writer's "Yes, sir," was the prompt reply of wages. An informal talk followed. The pen will drip a truth so manifest, so treasurers on the committee of the manu sold at that figure early in tbe season. , - 5;^ the man as he turned'his head and kept facturers said the King Philip, Granite striking, so apropos, so admirably put, his hands folded in front of him. Noth that the reader involuntarily pauses a and Laiirel Lake mills would probably A new stock of Celluloid 'Belts for shirt waists, in wbite, tans moment to gaze at it in rapt admiration. ing more was said for 10 long minutes, start next Monday. It is probable that For instance, Marshall Cushing's Capi and then the inquirer coolly drew a plug the Merchants', Mechanics', American Lin and black, 50c, 75c, $100. ' ' ' tal says this week : "Now is the time from his coattail pocket and calmly said: en and one or two other concerns will also Odds and ends in UPHOLSTERY GOODSi Many to advertise." "So do I. Have a chaw!"—Detroit. start within two weeks on the reduced Free Press. scale. ctoice articles at low prices to be found among our assortment Refused A Trade-Mark. Work For Glassmakers; ' \ The Hot I'oUer Delusion. of Chenille Portieres, Lace Curtains, and our large stock of It is conjectured that the state mon CLAYTOX, N. J., Sept. 7.—Work at the opoly dealer in intoxicants in South An interesting delusion is produced by Moore Bros. Glass works was resumed this FA3S[CY TStASKETS. . - < * . ; / Carolina, otherwise the Governor, will looking along a reuhot poker at some morning in one factory. Fires have been proceed to dislike Patent Commissioner small object (a cGin or a letter stuck up started in two others, and work will be re Palmer's WOVEN HAMMOCKS are the best. We have Seymour, with an intense virulence, be on a -wall) removed from the eye a dis sumed in them in a few days. The re cause of his refusal to grant the Pal tance of from four to six feet. Direct mainder of the furnaces will be fired and the tbem in plain and valence, with pillows, from 35c to $4.30. works running at full capacity by Oct. 1. metto state a trade-mark cn its exclu the gaze intently for a few seconds, and Handsome IndiaT^iigs in several different patterns, your choice sive toddy brands. J. M. PierCe & Co. of the North Clayton you will presently see an in verted image Bottle works put fire under their furnaces M of the object hanging near the end of yesterday and will resume operations about $1.49 each. ^ \ < Counterfeit Certificates, i the poker.—St. Louis Republic. Sept. 25. These firms employ about 200 MRS. PATTL HALLIDAY, THE ACCUSED, We pay tbe return fares, (30 cents), to Norwalk purchasers There are in circulation in New Ha blowers and between 400 and 500 men and ven a great many counterfeit $0 silver . According to the director of the phys boys. • stepgrandmother. How she came to make cf $3.00 wortb of goods, and the round-trip, (60 cents), to $ 10. ical observatory of St. Petersburg, M. another visit this year has not been ascer certificates. Many of the merchants Three Lewisburg Mills Start Up. tained. The girl's mother has been dead purchasers which is equal to a discount of 6 per emi on the. have received them in good faith but Wild, the coldest inhabited spot on earth LEWISBTTEP, Pa., Sept. 7.—The C. A. seven years, and - her father, Robert Halli they have been detected at the banks. is the village of Verkhoiansk on the Godcharles Nail works, employing 250 day, works for Farmer Shafer, near Bull- goods bough. ' y hi The description given of the counter hands, and the City Nail works, employ Yana river in northeastern Siberia, about, ville, this county. 4 feit bill is given as follows: Small 100 milea nortlf. of the polar' cirde"in ing 150 hands, both of Milton, have re We except, however, cotton thread and domestics from being scalloped seal which is excellent both The body of the older woman found mur latitude G7 degrees 84 minutes. sumed, the former with no reduction in dered is still unidentified. The where included ' •**. . - "X £- & in color and execution, color of treasury time or wages and the second on two- abouts of the prisoner's husband remain '•< ^ii nunjber also good but figures irregular. thirds time. The New York and Pennsyl unknown. Portrait of General Grant poorly en Labor Union Trouble. vania Paper company of Lock Haven, em An expert from New York has examined graved and has moth eaten appearance. Trouble is brewing in the New Haven ploying 180 men, after a month's suspen the bones found in the cookstove and Series No. B. 130. labor unions. The socialist and anar sion resumed yesterday on full time, and thinks they belonged to a human body. "W". IB. HALL &.OO, chistic elements have been growing un with no reduction in men or wages. The general opinion here today is that usually of late, aided by material en ; Do 1l mi Know Three Woolen Mills Going Again. 1 the prisoner killed her husband and buried couragement from New York headquar his remains in the woods on the mountains. That a large' percentage of deaths m ters, and now whether the tail or the DOVEB, N. H., Sept. 7.—The Gonic Wool BRFDGEPOR7, CONN. this country are caused by consump dog will do the wagging must be set en mills at West Rochester will start up A Different Story. next Monday after a four weeks' shut tion and lung trouble ? A little cold tled. NEWBURG, NVY., Sept. 7.—There is no neglected in the beginning often The first time the new anarchistic-so down. They will run full time on the old doubt that the two women found mur terminates in consumption. Every cialistic combination showed its schedule of wages. The Cocheco Manufac dered under a pile of hay in the barn at the turing company resumed business this time you cough you' increase the strength was in the preparations for the Halliday place, Sullivan county, on Mon MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. trouble, and an inflammation is soon Labor day parade Monday. -It put for morning on a cutdown of from 10 to 15 day are Margaret McQuillan, wife of started, which is difficult to control. ward candidates for all the official tick per cent in wages. The Sawyer Woolen Thomas McQuillan, and their daughter PROF. JOHN WHI MAKER. A. 0.0. There is one remedy that cures quickly ets and, what is more, in only a few mills started up this morning and will run Sarah, all of the town of Newburg, about sip every kind of a cough. That is Dr three days a week. ASSOCIATE of the College of Organists. cases failed to elect its candidates. The a-mile west of this city. London; Organist and Musical Director of tn« Hale's Household Cough Cure. It is result was that over 100 members of the Mrs. Halliday, the alleged murderess, the best. Are you not entitled to the Collar Manufacturers Resume. Choir of St,Paul's Church,Norwalk; Conductor various unions were disgruntled and TROY, N. Y., Sept. 7.—Holmes & Ide,one has recently made three visits to the Mc Norwalk Choral Union; Pupil of Dr.J.F.Bridge best? For sale at 25c. and 50c. a bot refused to parade Labor day. They Quillan home, the first of which was about Organist and Director of tneChoir Westminis tle at H. R. Hale's drug store, r of the largest firms in the collar business, ter Abbey,London; Professorin iheBpyal Col- are now active in organizing an active gave notice today that work will be re 10 days ago. She represented she came ©ge of Music, London; Gresnaca Professor of opposition to the successful combination sumed in their factory tomorrow. The from a Mr. Smith of this city and intro Music* and Examiner in Music, university of Negro Desperado Wounded. and the question of supremacy in the duced herself as Mrs. Smith. She said she Oxford;) also of other eminent masters.In labor unions will, be settled by the two factory has been idle a month. } ^; structs Pupils in PIANO-FOBTE PLAYING, 1 • George Simmons, a negro, was taken lived at Walden and was lboking for some (Technical Studies, Phrasing, Expression ana factions shortly. Three Hundred Men Happy. one to assist in housecleaning and would Playing at Sight. Elements. Ear-Tests and to the Danbury jail Wednesday suffer need them about two weeks. She said she Time Lessons.) ORGAN PLAYING., (Special ing from a gunshot wound inflicted by LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Sept. 7.—Aber- Etudes for Ped*l Playing. Registering, etc., Officer John Lyke.'of Sherman. Last , John Lockwood's Birthday. nethy factory, employing300 men, resumed had heard Mrs. McQuillan had a daughter SINGING and the Cultivation of the Voice) A party of twenty-five persons drove who worked out and wanted her to come (On the Italian Method.) Vocalizing and Sol- February Simmons jumped through a operations yesterday after a shutdown of faying. HARMONY, COUNTERPOINT and train window and escaped from the offi to Weston, Wednesday, in one of Liv five weeks. ". and help her. I eryman Gregory^ four-horse barges. The daughter, Who is usually employed COMPOSITION,and on the system of the Col r' '.S cers. He was wanted for a number of Anarchist Emma Goldman Indicted. leges of Music. Terms upon application. Ad- ®.j$S burglaries. Simmons returned to A wagon load of provisions consisting as a domestic in a Newburg family, was at dress 86 Franklin avenue. 553 ly of clams, corn, chickens, fish, lobsters, NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—The grand jury to home spending a vacation at the time of Sherman, where he was surprised last day made its first presentment in part 1 night. When commanded to surrender etc., had preceded .them. Arriving at Mrs. Halliday's call, but was indisposed the home of-John Lockwooa the party of the court of general sessions before and did not go, and Mrs. Halliday depart he made a break for the door, when Judge Fitzgerald by filing a true bill Lyke fired. The bullet was extracted got out and took possession of the ed. On Wednesday of last week Mrs. Hal grounds, and proceeded to have a good against Emiha Goldman, the anarchist, liday called again and offered €2 a day and from Simmon's back and he may re charged with unlawful assemblage and in cover. time. A clam-bake was laid and in a board for help. The mother accepted the short time a fine shore dinner $ras citing to riot. As soon as Governor Flower offer, and she herself .went away about 5 All free. served. During the* afternoon there has signed the requisition papers the de o'clock in the afternoon in a buckboard At Manufacturers'Prices was singing, games and music by Profs. tectives will proceed to Philadelphia and wagon with Mrs. Halliday, who drove the ' Those who have used Dr. King's New bring the defendant to this city. Miss Gold From $5 to $25.00. 5 different styles of running Allen and Basse'tt. Joseph Matheis was horse, heading for Sullivau county. gears and all warranted. Hardware on fin© Discovery know its value, ana those made "queen of de May'' and was be man will be brought to trial as speedily as On Saturday afternoon last between 4 Of New York, having many carriages, nickel plated. Our assortment of who have not, have now the opportun decked with flowers. He wanted to make possible. • • y and 5 o'clock Mrs. Halliday reappeared at upholstered bodies is extensive. An upholster ity to try it Free. Call on the adver a speech, but was greeted with a chorus the McQuillan home with the same horse, patients in the vicinity, has es er in constant attendance, who will trim to tised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle Supervisor Davenport's Inning. order at short notice. Bepairmg and re-up of "Life is too short; please don't." NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—In the United and wagon she had on her previous visit tablished a permanent office at holstering done at short notice, velocipedes, Free. Send your name aud address to And he didn't. The party arrived and alone. five sizes from $2 to S3.50. Propellers, Girls H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and States circuit court today Judge Lacombe Tricycles.Express Wagons, etc-i home about 8 o'clock, well pleased with issued an order requiring Postmaster Day The daughter was not at home, but rer No. I Bank Street get a sample box of Dr. King's New their outing. It was John's birthday turnOT soon after Mrs. Halliday's arrival. F. BOTZSTOy. Hovvayton, Conn.3 Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of ton to appear before him on Sept. 20 to Stamford, Conn. £ Factory by K. B.Statien and he will have a lively remembrance show cause why he should not permit The father was present when Mrs. Halli m Guide to Health and Household In- of its celebration as long as he lives.... day said that the mother had been injured structer, Free. All of which is guaran United States Supervisor of Elections John SPECIALTY—Diseases of men I. Davenport to retake possession of liis old by falling from a stepladder and that Mrs. teed to do you good and cost you noth- Halliday wanted the daughter Sarah to go and all disorders of the Genito, H. R. Hale's drug store. . . Both Wives Were In Court. rooms in the federal building, from which We takepleasnre in informing you that our up he had been evicted by the postmaster on back with her to care for the injuredmoth- Urinary and Nervous system. r The court room in Greenwich was er and in a generous spirit offeredfthe girl stock of m crowded Wiednesday when Thomas Saturday. • >, ( prjs now full and - . -The Yacht Trials. a package of candy and some lace, On this Office Hours: 10 to 2 and complete * Fen wick, arrested at the North Cos Cob Emperor William's Thanks. visit Mrs. Halliday stated she lived about 5 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 2 and Straw , We would respect- $0. ' The four cup-defenders compete to Methodist church on Sunday night on METZ, Sept. 7.—Emperor William was seven miles back of Walden. Sara,h ac ftilly*solicit your sgll; day for the honor of sailing against a charge of bigamy, was called before examination of the fr.- entertained at a banquet by the municipal companied her, and the two drove away 8 to 9. CrOOO^—- same. Also a full the best English yacht that has ever Justice Hoy t. authorities of Metz and the high officials of about 5 o'clock. 1 line of sailed the seas. The first trial is one Conspicuous among those present Lorraine. In his speech he thanked the On Monday (Labor day)-the. father set Consultation by Mail! .. which will test the windward work of were Mary Fen wick, the lawful wife of people of Lorraine for the cordial welcome out to find.his wife and daughter, but was CORSETS I r,% the contestants over a fifteen 7 mile the prisoner, whom he had deserted in and ASD which they had given him and for the re unable to do so and returned. - MAIS GOODS. course out and return. The second New Haven several years ago; Eliz peated demonstrations of loyalty which The announcement was made today thai; trial, on Saturday, will be over a trian abeth Jarman, the second wife, and they had made daily during his sojourn at the unidentified bodies were those of wom Millinery ;* Crape redressed by gular course of thirty miles, combining three grown sons and two daughters, Urville. • en who had resided west of this city, §,nd it UT- ? theSchriver patent reaching, running and windward work who had come from New Haven. BIG BARGAINS £ ^ Factories For Convicts. wf| was immediately suspected that they were NovGlties 9j These races will be outside of Sandy Fenwick married his first wife, Mary the Hook and on the open ocean. These MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept. 7.—The ^tate remains of Mrs. McQuillan and her Sidney, thirty-five years ago. They daughter. ' 49 WALL STREET, - - ItOR WALK. two races, if won by the same yacht, lived in North Cos Cob for nearly a board of convict commissioners have de Another Identification. will be' practically decisive, although quarter of a century, and had eight cided to purchase 25 acres of land near the a third contest will probably be ordered present penitentiary and erect several fac Charles W. Baker, who runs the market REFRIGERATORS > Misses St. John, children. They went to New Haven wagon between Walker Valley and New '577 3m for Monday. If the superiority of the about twelve years ago. There Fen tories to be operated by the state's convicts. T,. AND V winner remains an open question after wick deserted his wife and children in This is the first move made by the board burg, was here this morning. ,He had three trials, two additional races will aided iu removing the two bodies from the 1887. He had been traveling about the to provide for- the removal of the convicts barn, and he stated here that he thought Horefcouso ft Britto, be arranged. country up to a year ago, when he re tram the mines. turned to North Cos Cob, joined the When he .was carrying the younger of the WINDOW SCREEDS. church, became infatuated with Miss A Gallant Officer Gone. two women out he recognised the face, but They will-be sold at cost; also sev : A Girl Converted to Catholicism. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.—Captain Byron where he had seen her he coftld not at t tt Jarman and married her in Bedford, time remember. eral odd lots of crockery, glass and .'/ ' Plans furnished and estimates given. Miss Dora Carter of Stamford, has N. Y., last July. Wilson, U. S. N., who recently retired aft • K-. . . 1 er 40 years' service on Account of ill health, In driving on the turnpike homeward tinware, which we will close oat be- -' Jobbing promptly attended to. been converted to the Catholic faith, Fehwick pleaded not guilty to the bound, past the lane that leads to the Mc aa she is to marry on Sept. 13 Daniel charge and then asked permission to died today of heart disease. He served un ow cost. SHOP, NO. 9 WEST AVKNU© F. Tracey, who is one of the leading say a few words. He said that after der Admiral Porter on the Mississippi with Quillan home, Baker was accosted on the snembers of the Catholic church in leaving his wife in New Haven he did distinction. Captain Wilson was unmar subject by neighbors who knew he came Residence.9 Berkeley Place and 72 Harbor &v Stamford. The Carters are quite as not apply for a divorce, bat, thinking ried and had his home at Marion, O. - from the sectioif where the murder waJ H.H. WILLIAMS, 15 Wall Strelet. prominent in the Episcopal church. she would not interfere with him, he — v?J§ <"& committed, and his description of the re Schaefer and Ives Matched. mains left no doubt as to the identity of Galen A. Carter, the father, is a law married Miss Jarman. He claimed to the murdered women. In fact, he now re Bemember this and bear in mind^ partner of Sam Fessenden1, the Repub be ignorant of the law, bnt said he left CHICAGO, Sept. 7.—Jacob Schaefer and That to be a poet we are not "in lican politician. himself to the merey of God. Frank C. Ives have been matched to play membered distinctly that they were people E. GUS0WSKI, Miss. Pora commenced studying the Miss Jarman then took the stand and at 14 inch balk line for $2,500 a side. The he had seen in passing to and fro in his clined ; - Catholi^f!, .-cveral months ago with said she was married to Fenwick on match was the outcome of Jthe claiming At market wagon. Bat with ctur neighbor batchers w% Fati.e.r Father Van Rensselear, July 26, believing him to be free from the championship cup and title by Sch&efer. The identification is made more complete Merchant * Tailor. ^ are not behind. M and the F . hers of St. Francis his first wife. She begged wife No. 1 The men are to play five nights, SOOpoints from the fact that a neighbor of the Mc each night, in this city. . , •. ^, Quillans, a Mrs. Berry, recognizes un I have just received the Finest and. church A . Y ;i. A month ago and the children to forgive her for the v/p' and Largest Selection of , , . she wip mistakably, from descriptions sue has read a d Father Van Rens- injury she had done. A and from Baker's story, some of theclotn- THE CHEAPEST MARKET IN eelei^-U ; has been A regu- Justice Hoyt held Fenwick to the Circus Train Reported Wrecked. TOWN. lar 1 , ^ , John^ church, General Term of the Supreme Court, . SACRAMENTO, Sept. 7.—It is reported ing found at the scene of the tragedy. FALLABWOTEESIHTIES. Her$$ v,5 jd no opposition which meets in Bridgeport next Tnes- that Sells & Renfrewjs clrqus tram hab Baker also gives the name of the dealer Ever shown in Norwalk. whicn I ,< J u m't ke to i si : - They themselves day. been wrecked one mile from the. town. of found on the inside of the collar 6f a sack in styleand price to suit everybody. THE NORWALK MARKET g cb a to yiscopal from the The second wife followed Fenwick to Grass Valley and that four men have been that Mrs. Ber , &nd this dealer Congregational enurch, established in the lockup and urged him to keep up tilled. is a Newburg i S. 6VS0VSSX, 7* THOMAS ]& SHEEHAN Stamford by the Davenports 300 years good spirits, while wife No. 1 looked on Bead tbe GAZETTE. 30 Water Street Prep ago. ' ' ' ' v without raying a word. Boad| the GAZETTE 1 .Tail aid Water Stt 'HenralL •* •i - . - ./ • .*• • • ( v '' v.:;. - • • ,• ' • ' ' - ^ n -v;v ..
-"•- / •_ ' ' • •• '•V ' • "* ' > ' -I* _ p^p; •w ffE E K L Y • N O B W A L K Ix A Z JS T T E
IUfcMISS AND SENSE. Th« Pino* to Dwell Xb THE HERMIT THRUSH- We had alwayB been hunting for it. STRANGE SOUNDS. "" §?• f BTHE KIND Ovef the tops of the trees We had, always felt sure that some* And over the shallow stream | I T NOT ALL INTELLECTUAL PEOPLE ARE where, some day, we should find the GUNS OF BURRISAUL AND OTHER; The shepherd of sunset frees - I ; ! r COMPANIONABLE. perfect place which was to combine the The amber phantpms of dreamt • / ^ MYSTIFYING PHENOMENA. *> The time is the time of vision;; charm of the middle ages with the com The hour is the hour of calm. The Art of Entertaining Should Be Studied fort of the Nineteenth century-M;he Al Hark! On the stillness Elysian Noises SZade by Natural Causes For Which- * by Many People Who Think They Are bert Durer town which could be reached l ;:-v» • -< Breaks how divine a psalm! { in a railway train, with mediseval streets No Explanation Has Ever Keen Found. s Oh, clear In the sphere of the air, ; ( . j Treading; tho Higher Planes of Iiife. Famous Sounds In Various Parts of the - : HiOM $'3 ' • Clear, clear, tender and far, through which the dinner bell would Mms* - •-• Loving Children. Ottr aspiration of prayer t *>.g, , j make a pleasant sound, where there Earth Have Scared Many. -m
SOME SAID THAT IT COULD NOT A Distinguished Citizen of New York * *Truth above all things." 0k BE D0NE iliSMSm Passes Away. , IP ' iiHil (fx- FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1893. i3k< All Waited with Deep Interest ana GRANT'S PERSONAL FRIEND, 'Breathless Anxiety/ ; * ill [Entered in the Post-Office as a Newspaper.] Mr. Fish Had Served as Congressman, GOT. ernqr, United States Senator, and Secre Proved a Mighty and Invincible IC. Lessons of Labor "Day. tary of State Daring Both of Grant's frF^ Conquerer sit Last. 0 : Although the army of the unem Terms—Sketch of His Career. r % nM ^ if---" ployed is distressingly large, the toil A rumor had gained circulation that ing masses -who yesterday celebrated the well-known Edward T. Feron, Esq., NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—News of the death Labor Day have, despite present con of 507 East 81 St., New York City, was of Hon. Hamilton Fish, which occurred ai H ditions, much reason for hope and faith utterly broken down in health, had be his country home, Glen Clyffe, near Gar in the certainty of returning prosperity come unable to attend to his duties and rison, N. Y., has been received here. was really in a condition beyond cure. to this great and powerful nation. Mr. Fish died of heart failure at 5 o'clock Over twenty doctors had examined yesterday. His death was a severe shocli There is a hopeful significance in this and treated his case, and all were ' C £ry holiday. Labor Day is the token to every on», as until a few hours of th£ V sad event he was in his usual health and of a wider recognition of the identity his case was bey ond their skill. Then the remark was Made that here m the best of spirits. of interest which exists between the was a test case for the grfeat and popu At the time of his death there were with workman and his employer. It is a lar medicine, Dr. Greene's Nervura him his two sons, Hamilton Fish, Jr., and LOOK AT THESK. day dedicated by law to the cause of blood and nerve remedy. It is of Stuyvesant Fish of this city, and his daugh the toiler, whose rights and privileges course a widely known fact that this ter, Mrs. A. J. Benjamin. Mr. Fish left wonderful remedy rarely if ever fails FOR HARD-TIME BARGAINS, When, money is scarce are year by year attaining to a higher to cure, but could even its mavellous his city home at 231 East Seventeenth street respect and a broader dignity in the curative powers restore health in this in the early part of the summer and has spent the entire season at Glen Clyffe with then is the time to make it go farthest. Here are values affairs of the world. mbst serious case ? Mrs. Benjamin and had intended returning ' ~ j The progress made by the oause of The Nervura was used and every body watched its effects with deep in to New York the latter part of this month. American labor in recent y ears is a than tower beyond your dollars. terest and almost breathless, anxiety. l^l most significant and encouraging sign We will give Mr. Feron's own version of the times. This is conspicuously of the affair. "For live years," he said, "I have shown in the legislation designed to been running down, gradually losing remedy the grievances, protect the my health and strength; at last I got One lot men's Summer Weight Shirts and Drawers, white and gray, broken sizes, rights and advance the condition of very bad and was troubled with pains regular 25-cent quality, for 19c each. ^ ^ wage earners. Every year laws have in my back and around my heart. iX been passed for that purpose. Labor Men's Two-Thread Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, 95c quality at 64c eachi - Day itself signalizes the State's recog Men's Fine Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.25 quality, for only 79c each.r 'J| nition of the dignity of labor and the advance of the cause in popular senti Men's Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, in white and gray, 59c quality, at 39c each. ^ ; ^ ment and sympathy. Men's White Merino Shirts and Drawers, medium weight, 50c quality, at 33c each, e V § It should never be forgotten that mw&M Ladies' All-wool Scarlet Vests and Pants $1.00 quality, for 59c each, ; *S*'5V i • these are the achievements of law abid 1 ing demand. • Ladies' Colored Merino Vests, good value at 50c., for this sale only 29c each. / ^ $ i : . During the last few months the whole ' 1 American people have had a painful Ladies' Jersey Pants, made of Fine Egyptian Tarn, were 50c a pair, now only 39c pr. HI experience. We have felt both poor Ladies' Fine Lisle Vests, hand embroidered, were 50c, for this sale only 25c each. j and depressed. The agonies which Ladies' Combination Jersey Suits, with Lon^ or Knee Pants, $1.25 quality, for 79c suit/ business men have endured would moisten the eyes of angels with pity. One Lot of Men's Domet Flannel Shirts at 19c each. , , * • > • e Scores of brave souls with families de Our $2.00 line of Men's Laundered Negligee Shirts, in Madras and Zephyr Cloths, > pendent on them have fought with the HAMILTON FISH. courage of a forlorn hope. Daughters Few of the younger generation will real at $1.39 each. • > hurled from the drawing room to pov ize that Hamilton Fish, who has just gone Choice of our 50c Neckwear for 39c each. erty, sons taken from college and high to his final reward, was for many years a particularly prominent political figure. He All our 25c Neckties reduced for this sale to 19c- each. prospects, are not matters to be looked was General Grant's intimate friend and upon with indifference. Twenty years MB. EDWARD T. FERON'. his choice for the presidency in 1876. of successful business, toppling on the " I could not sleep at night. I grew Hamilton Fish was born in New York so weak that I was obliged to stop city Aug. 3,1808. He was the-son of NichO-. edge of the chasm! The careful sav las Fish, a Revolutionary patriot, who was ings of a lifetime blown away like a work. " I had tried more than twenty doc an intimate,friend of Aaron Burr until the mist in a whirlwind. And the same is tors, but they could do me no good, so latter ,killed Alexander Hamilton in theii true of the wage earners. They want I gave it up as a bad job. historic duel. Baby Fish was, as nearly as "Then the great medicine, Doctor a child could be, born with a gold spoon in bread, but there can be no bread with his mouth. out work. A mill shut down is like an Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, was suggested to me, and-1 As a boy he was very bright and gradu avalanche that buries them. There took a. bottle of it. ated from Columbia college before he was may be money enough somewhere, but " It made me feel so good that I tried 19 years of age. In 1834 Mr. Fish was the ; ; CORNER MAIN AND WALL STREETS, one
- „ ' ' • ' ' . i ' " -iVv..", if.-1'''-.-'-
" ' 'i , , , • V r - W%-' » - ..«? •en :. - ''VMg&rV.•-'• . . W £ £ K L Y5- ' G A Z E T T
his volunteer assistants have been puiiing NICE YOUN; and hauling the'woman all over the road, •. .2!' MR. TALBERTS PLAN. even to the little courtroom, when she has be6n trying to wrench herself free, has Be la Utterly Too GattfT, and tl been shrieking and making an exhibition Sick of Her Bargain. He Wishes to Issue Notes In Exchange His Body Found Buried Beneath His of herself, they have laughed long and One of the be3t girls any fellow ever ' •' W&fWi* •• - ' Msi'V- heartily. knew and the pride of a village not a For SJate Bonds. Late Residence.. The woman acts and looks like a wild thousand miles from Pittsburg made a beast at bay, and to all intents and pur fatal mistake when she married. Being its Perfect Work poses is practically nothing more. She is such a happy girl, so sensible and so CONGRESSIONAL 0HIT0HAT. HOW THE ACCUSED BEHAVES of medium stature and strongly built. Her much sought after by the best young face is one seen every day at the landing HS Is the verdict of every woman who has used bureau at Ellis island. Her features are men in the neighborhood, everyone con What Is Occupying^ the Attention of the Storming? Like a Maniac When Visitor* heavy and coarse. She has been kept in fidently expected her to make a great r Two Branches of the National Legis J- ROYAL BAKING POWDER. Other baking Appear—Annoyed by Efforts of Ama- Constable Scott's house. It is a rickety catch. But she didn't, and now her lature—Repeal Bill Taken Up In : .si, tear Photographers to Obtain Por- looking building near the courthouse. She neighbors are Pondering how it all hap ^ powders soon deteriorate and lose their strength, the Senate—Other Gossip. traits — Lynching Possible. ' has been kept handcuffed night and day, pened. She married a fool. That ex owing to the use 6f inferior ingredients, but because when strangers come in she be plains it all. No need to go into details. comes yiolent. g ; * - The fact that he dressed well and that ^'WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—Both houses ol M "MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., Sept. 8.—The ex Trying to Get Photographs.' he moved in good society and was known congress are rapidly approaching the con citement in Burlingham and vicinity caus * 'Anybody >»ho wished to do so was until as a "very nice young man" will not dition depicted in Sheridan's play where |Royal Bgking: IJowder yesterday privileged at all times to enter ed by the finding of the bodies of two wom everybody has hold of somebody else and the room as! they pleased. Local photog make the case any plainer. He is a fool, en in Paul Halliday's old barn on Monflay, and that is all there is about it. each one is afraid to let go. The hesitancy Is so carefully and accurately compounded from and the identification of the dead yester raphers have made every effort to obtain a picture of her. She always tried to keep His foolishness consisted largely in which the repeal leaders in the senate dis day as Mrs. Margaret McQuillan and her her face away from them, and more than believing that the world was not made play in bringing the question of a definite y the purest materials that it retains its strength daughter Sarah of Newburg, was intensi once has been pounced upon by men in the right, that the people are wrong hearted end for the silver debate to a sharp issue is v:; for any length of time, and the last spoonful in fied this morning by the finding of the body crowd and by the exertion of brute force as well as wrong headed, and that it is giving strength to the trimmers who are of Paul Halliday, the husband of the wom has been compelled to sit quietly. the duty of every one to array himself advocating a compromise. the can is as good as the first, which is not true The woman's shrieks, her cries to be left an now uuder arrest for the ofeher murders, against everything as it exists and keep The impression this morning was that alone, could be heard a long distance away of any other baking powder. under the floor of the house in which the up a constant grumbling, growling and Mr. Stewart (Re,p., Nev.) with his aids, Hallidays lived. from where these scenes were enacted, yet they excited no pity for her. There was no complaining. This young man was very Messrs. Morgan (Dem., Ala.) and Tellei The discovery was made by a man named relaxation in the efforts. The louder she religious in a sense. He honestly and (Rep., Colo.) will endeavor to consume the Griess, a New Yorker, who owns a farm cried the louder was the laughter, inter faithfully endeavored to keep himself rest of the Week in filibustering oratory. adjoining the Halliday -place. spersed with remarks about tying one end unspotted from the world by avoiding Divided counsels among the friends oi He has seen and heard some strange of a rope around her neck and the other contact with it. He went not into bad repeal prevent the adoption at. present ol mmxm things about the Halliday house, but has end to a horse and starting the horse on a company, nor did he patronize picnics any heroic means to get down to business, r said nothing, as hedid not wish to be mixed gallop. and evening parties, but staid at home but the patience of the senate is becoming ITALIAN BUNS AMUCK. If Mrs. Halliday is sane and has killed A FRIGHTFUL WEECK. up in the affair if the mystery could be reading good books and thinking how he worn out by trituration. cleared up without him. both women, has even killed Halliday's son, as she is said to have done before she could spin for himself a cocoon that In the house no one can predict what the The Pan Handle Express and an Aecom* He Is Afterward Shot Dead by a Polio*" v He was dissatisfied when the search for would keep the outside world away burned the house; even if she killed her policy will be pending final action by the - / modatlon Train Collide With A1 i man Whom He Was Abont Paul Halliday's body was abandoned and first husband and a child by that husband, from him. He did not realize the fact senate. A member of the committee on this morning went to the liouse and took Fearfol Results. to Attack. as many believe, there is no reason why she that he who has himself for companion rules is authority for the statement that up a portion of the floor. should be treated as she has been since her and friend is in very poor company. the committee has not taken up the subject In one spot there were indications that arrest. of adjournment, and no conclusion has ASIA, O., Sept. 8.—The Pan Handle ex NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Policeman McCor- the earth had been recently disturbed. It was this sort of chap that our model I 181 The experts in the state hospital say that been reached as to what the house should jmck was on his way to the precinct ^1^.4 He sank a crowbar into the'spot, alid the girl married. She ought to have known press, east bound, and the Pittsburg, Fort she has been insane, and it is not impossi do. He said that the seeming delay in tion house from the Sixth;sixth street ele- end struck something that he believed to better, but she mistook his knowledge of Wayne, Chicago and Valparaiso accomoda ble that she should be insane again. adopting the rules was due to a desire on vated railroad station today when he $aw be a body. Hastening to Burlingham he books for an evidence of brains and of tion, west bound, collided this morning. the part of the committee not to antago au Italian flourishing a revolver and shoot- f notified Justice Taylor, and with two or Mrs. Halliday Attempts Suicide. learning, while the fellow really hadn't nize too vigorously the silver men, and The baggage car of the express was tele ing toward some people. three others they returned to the house, NEWBURG, N. Y., Sept. 8.—A telephone two ideas of his own about anything. thereby start filibustering tactics against scoped, and in th« gmoker not a soul es When the Italian saw McCormjQ^, he ' -h dug down and soon came upon a corpse, message from Middletown reports that The inside history of this case shows that the rules, until the adoption of which no caped. Twelve dead were taken out, and fired two shots at him, whereupon McCor- which they at once recognized as that ol Mrs. Halliday has attempted suicide. * she did not love him any better than she business could begin. ; . ^ more can be seen. It will take some time . Tnif.lv pulled his revolver and tried to shoot, old man Halliday. but the cartridge missed fire. An important discovery has been made had other men,'but he was such a nice Interest In Clerkships. to get the bodies out. Chief Bwjhyhead's Shrewd Scheme. young fellow that she thought there Members of the house appear to be more One man has his head out of the window The Italian then pulled out a dagger and by Constable Scott, who has Mrs. Halliday chased McCormick, who turned and ran GUTHRIE, O. T., Sept. 8.—It has been dis would be no risk taking him. In fact, interested in the report of committee on pinioned by the debris, and he is stone under his charge. In an outhouse has been from the infuriated man, stopping only covered that ex-Chief BusKyhead of the accounts than anything else, and now that * /vt® found an Elgin gold watch with "S. J. M." she took him in the hope of escaping the dead. A tramp riding between the engine when he met Policeman Bauer. engraved on the case and a short chain Cherokees and a syndiate of wealthy spec the rules liave been adopted this report ulators have perfected a scheme to grab the very misery she is now suffering. He and baggage car was literally crushed to The Italian ran up to Bauer and made a with a ball attached, also a band ring, with will soon be forthcoming. This committee entire township of Kildare, the county seat doesn't beat her with a club, nor does he jelly. Bodies can be seen pinioned in all vicious lunge at him with his knife, at the the initials "S. J. M." inside, and another has charge of the matter jointing to the of "K" county on the Cherok.ee strip, on get drunk and smash the furniture, but shapes under the debris. The cause is be same time shouting at the top of his vojee. igj ring with a garnet stone. These articles, appointment of clerks to committees, and he tires her life out by lecturing her, lieved to have been carelessness on the part Believing that his life was. in danger, |f$gl§§B found by Officer Scott, had evidently not opening day. A company t>f 150 cowboys inasmuch as a great many chairmen are and half breeds has been formed and trained Officer Bauer then drew his revolver and been thrown away until yesterday. finding fault continually and never com anxious to know what will be done foi of some one. The wreck happened at 9:30 to enter from the Osage reservation. White fired point blank, intending, as he says, •' A Lynching Not Impossible. mending, and trying to make her under them in this direction the pressure being a. m. settlers cannot enter this reservation, but only to terrify the man. The Italian, hQW- Public feeling against Mrs. Halliday has stand that her place is at home and that brought to bear upon that committee will Union Pacific's Labor Troubles. •' sAss the cowboys and half breeds are there al cause its report to be presented in a day ol ever, fell dead on the instant. An enor- . run higher than ever, and she may be her duty, is to him. Their home is dreary OMAHA, Sept. 8.—Something that has ready, by permission of the government, two. mous crowd followed Policeman Bauejr to : lynched at any moment. herding cattle in leased pastures, and they and chilly, and their lives about thesame. been taken as semiofficial intimation that the station house, where he surren^CTfed ; The remark attributed to Mrs. Halliday They are both satisfied that marriage Now that the introduction of bills is in will make a dash across the x-iver, and rid order, and their reference to committees the proposed tender of a loan of 10 per cent himself, at the same time explaining the to the effect that there were two women is a failure, and they cannot be made to of their wages to Jan. 1 would not be ac occurrence. Bauer was suspended tem- - ing six miles easily beat the settlers, who has put all the committees of the house on ; she wanted to kill and then would be will- cepted has caused a revulsion of feeling ; cfl must come 14 miles from the Kansas line. believe otherwise. It isn't the man who a working basis, the policy which the house porarily. , .. among the Union Pacific employees on the 1 has the least book knowledge that is the is to pursue must be soon unfolded. The It appears that the Italian was discharged > ,s '£ Human Skulls In the Hold. biggest fool, nor are those who are short committee on appropriations has already end ot the road. Those on the west last night, and after the foreman had re- cud have heard the same thing and are re fused to reinstate him he fired several shots , NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—The Austrian bark ,on general information to be classed, provided for an existing deficit, and the ported as voting to accept no cut of pay. Vila, which was picked up derelict off Hat- bill it reported has become a law. The ways at him and some others. It was at this with numskulls. -Some of the most de Some of the men on the east end are now? point that McCormick came up. '*41 teras by the Norwegian steamship Breidal- lightful people one may meet are thos^, and means cc#imittee has a much more se: blik on Aug. 30 and brought into this port,- said to have voted that they would not ac who are blessed with an abundance of" rious matter to undertake in devising " '' Held For Murdering His Stefem? has as strange a cargo as is ever found means to make revenues and expenditures cept a reduction. • common sense. They know absolutely afloat. It consists of bales of rags, which balance. Already various antagonistic prop- ROCKFORD, Ills., Sept. 8.—Nellie Hart, /I are common, and of bones, which are un nothing of Darwin nor of Briggs and ' Workmen Against the National Guard. the second victim of Tuesday's tragedy, bsitions have been submitted. ' MILWAUKEE, Sept. 8.—The national con tesSl' usual. There are all kinds of bones—ani not a great deal about electrical science, All factions agree that more money is before her death made a statement fasten- mal bones and human bones, skulls of and they may even eat with their knives, vention of brewery' workmen, which is. in ing .the double crime on her brother, John needed in the treasury. The division will session here this week, yesterday indorsed THE HALLIDAY RESIDENCE. horses and cattle, and skulls of human be pour their coffee into saucers and blow come upon any proposition to provide that Hart. At his request, she said, she went " ^ the action of Governor Altgeld of Illinois v ing to swing for it hasbeen accepted by some ings, arm bones and leg bones and cattle money, and any such discussion will un to the granary to help nail a board,on. • ,. the soup to cool it, yet with all these., in pardoning Schwab, Neebe and Fielden. as indicating that Mrs. Halliday had a hoofs. They were collected in deserts and doubtedly renew the contest in the house While there he choked her until she drank shortcomings and defects they are the It was also declared that hereafter no mem- grudge against the McQuillans that was ol cemeteries and cities of Egypt and were between the silver and antisilver forces. some paris green, struck her over the head shipped to be used in making fertilizers. most delightful people to know. The® "ber of the union could join, the national with a hammer and shot ^er through the longstanding. Some will favor the issue of bonds and eth- guard, and those who are now guardsmen But if that was th©.case the McQuillans hearts are all right, and - they^finder^' abdomen. Then he pursiied the elder sis- \ ers the issue of certificates based upon the must withdraw from the military organi and Mrs. Halliday would necessarily have / • A Noted Writer Dead. stand enough of the science of life to seignorage of the silver already in the ter, Mary, and shot her four times. At the sations with which they are connected or come in contact a sufficient number of PROVIDENCE, Sept. 8.—Miss Emma M, know how to live comfortably them treasury." Three separate bills with the second inquest Hart was held to the grand ^ forfeit membership in the union. . . times for the McQuillans to know her, Converse of Providence, an astronomical selves and to make others happy.—Pitts latter end in view have already been pre jury without bail. A lynching is not iin- ^ 4 probable. Hart denies his guilt. V; v either by sight or name. So far as has writer of note, died of pneumonia at the burg Commercial Gazette* . , pared for introduction. ~ Value of Good Cooking. ' " been ascertained up to the present time Mountain View House, Whitefield, N. H. Talbert's Currency Scheme. ^ We masculines have yet to learn that A Duel at Arm's Iiength. the McQuillans never met or saw Mrs. Miss Converse was born in Salem in 1820. Water Started These Two Fires. Amony the many currency schemes the the kitchen is the most important eqcl of HOPKINSVILLE, Ky., Sept. 8. —Robert Halliday, either by Mrs. Smith or by any She had been a contributor to The Atlantic No principle of natural philosophy is newest is that proposed by Mr. Talbert Monthly, The Scientific American- and the household. If that goes wrong, the West and Will Davis, both members of the other name, until she called on Mrs. Mc more familiar than the power of water (S. O.). The bill which he attempted to Quillan and requested her to go to work Youth's Companion, and as a translator whole establishment is wrong. It de police force, settled an old score with a pis- • to extinguish fire. And yet, strange to introduce in the house yesterday for the tol duel to the death. Davis fired first, and " - "j \ at the Halliday farmhouse. she had been engaged by Appleton & Co. enlargement of the volume of currency cides thf health of the household, and Unless,Mrs. Halliday is really insane, on notable works. Her burial will take say, water has been known to cause de health settles almost everything. Heavy West promptly returned it. They were ' and the distribution of the same provides within arm's reach of each other. At the , •„ there is apparently no motive to account place at Norwich. structive fires, not by an accident, but bread, too great frequency of plum pud that upon the demand of any state the same instant both fired a second time. Da- WP ^,-4! for her having been led to lure the Mc by direct chemical action. One case of secretary of the treasury be directed to is ding, mingling of lemonade and cus Quillans to the farmhouse for the purpose Fatal Colliery Accident. the kind was in a large factory. A flood vis sank to the platform, and West reeled ^ sue government notes, which shall be a legal tards, tmmasticable beef, have decided and fell. He expired in four minutes. The t of murdering them. ^ HAZLETON, Pa., Sept. 8.—By the break caused the water to rise to a pile of iron tender for all debts, public and [private, The Question ot Motive. ing of a board over a coal pocket in the the fate of sermons, legislative bills and bullet had passed through his heart. Da- Sii, filings, which oxidized so rapidly that and shall be noninterest bearing, and an destiny of empires. The kitchen knife via still lives, but cannot' 'long survive. |S ' ' 'v,y?y3T There would be a motive, of course, if, ad Milnesville co'liery this morning Michael amount of said notes not to exceed 830 per Chevin and John Androse were precipi they developed great heat and set fire baa often cut off the brightest prospects. has been reported, Mrs. McQuillan was to the nearby woodwork. The building capita shall be issued by the secretary of Boomers on the Alert, ^ known to carry on her petson the sum of tated into th-- • o;;I bin. A gondola was the treasury to such state. The kitchen gridiron has often consumed $400, but that i* nothing more than a ru being loaded ' • i& at the time, and the was entirely destroyed. a commercial enterprise. The kitchen TULSA, I. T., Sept. 8.—More than 1,000 The state making a demand shall deliver wagons and other vehicles and fully 5,000 mor, which has probably sprung up hi the men were draw., i r.v;i. When taken out, Another case is still more remarkable. kettle has kept many a good man in hot to the secretary the lawful bonds of the .people have passed through here within the fertile imagination of some of those who Chevin was a;i.i Androse was fatally Several engines were throwing water state to the full amount of government water. It will never be fully known live about Burlingham. Lut the nephew injured. __ upon a burning building, and the water past 24 hours, and this morning there are ^ notes demanded, such bonds to be taxable how much the history of the world was not less than 400 different outfits camped of Mrs. McQuillan, and the others who found its way to another building, His Money < aiueil His Death. at the rate of 1 per cent, said tax to be cov affected by good or bad cookery.—Nash on the Arkansas river near here. Many of ^ " came from Newburg to ivu.it fy her, and SAGINAW, Mich., Sept. 8.—Charles Allen, which contained quicklime. The ered into the treasury before the 1st day of her own husband do not know that she ville Advocate. these people have come fro,m the north line one of the oldest residents of Gladwin slaking of the lime, caused of course April of each year by the proper state au the strip and say they prefer trying e^oer carried any more than a small sum of FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ot county, residing on a farm two and a half by the contact of the water, generated thorities, and the bonds to fall due at the their luck on the south side, as the Kansas money. miles from Gladwin City, was burned to intense heat, and the heat set fire to the expiration of 20 years from their date. Each border is fairly alive with boomers. The examination of the unfortunate wo state to which the notes may be issued Closing Quotations of the New York Stock •' ••• death at his home. Tiie house took fire, building. That was a sarcasm of cir Exchange. , man was continued today in the little hall and the old man got out safely, but re shall make provision for the distribution NEW YORK. Sept. 7.—Money on call easy at S The « ' ti WEEKLY-NORfA LK -GAZ E TT E Helping the Government. 25 Cents Will Buy a Wife •4 AN INCIDENT IN REAL LIFC. . mother"# bottle of Dr. Hand's 1Colic FL BOLD THIEF. Now that the ci^il war is a long way , S^TVCureat any drusr store. Mrs. S._W. Showing How Unpleasant People Can Mabe in the past it is safe to relate certain t~\ "V Merrill, of Fairdale, N. Y., says: Dr. Themselves by Their Talk. cases of the cutting of red tape which, at I do not Eat Pastry.' ' S&'f-V Hand's Colic Cure is far in advance of I stepped upon a Broadway car at the the time were winked at and kept as 'any remedy of the kind I ever used. lower end of Broadway and rode in it A Woman Assaulted on the Wilson quiet as possible. Military routine often i*s£' " It will qui6t baby •when she is seream- along that fast changing highway as far ' Point Road; • r . - left men without what civilians would '? * ing with pain.'' Ask some motherwho (Tasteless—Effectual.) as Nineteenth street. At the corner of regard as the conimonest necessities of How often you hear this ssfefe / • has used this remedy about it. When Chambers street and Broadway a man The Villain Escapes After Striking life, and to endure these deprivations expression, and the ex W>yA- your baby is cross and fretful while when they were unnecessary was hard " ' •>, teething apply Dr. Hand s Teething BILIOUS ^BEBVOUS of perhaps 40 and a woman not more planation that usually than 25, he carrying a huge portmanteau, Her in the Face. anywhere, and especially so at Washing* ^ ^ Lotion to the gums. Soid by all drug- DISORDERS. m follows: "I am troubled it^. gists. 25 cents. ... ., i Such «t tick Headache, Wiftdend Pain in the a collection of wraps, two umbrellas ton, where supplies were abundant with dyspepsia." The <' Stomach. fiMdjness, Eullnets».SweHing after and a cane, she leading by the hand a ^"A wonian giving her name as Mrs. enough. Jr. V > - William B. Knight and Miss Pearl A. J Meal*, Dizztatts, Dronine*?, Chills, Flush.); 3-year-old baby, joined the partially Payne and residence Five Mile River, One day in the summer of 1861 a Maine y> explanation is not fer to * 'v Llovd.were married inZanesville,Wis., < ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of, > complained to Chief Yollmer at South M seek. In the past Lard |f\V on 'Monday, Aug. 28th. The bride is * Breath, Costivene**, Stmt, Blotches on the;; crowded patronage already seated. A regiment was esncamped in Washington. , Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, All < > Norwalk this morning that while com- The rations were poor, and has been used as the prin * '« the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. oloud of dissatisfaction rested upon the ing up the Wilson Point road about 8 two soldiers, 'Xenons and Trembling SeMation®, and Ir- J, brow of the man. The frown of an al privates, resolved to see if "they could cipal shortening in all Edwin C. Lloyd, formerly of Isorwalk. ' regularities Incidental to Ladies. <| o'clock she was passed by a seedy look ready born rumpus fast unfolding into ing man, who after passing turned and not get something better. pastry, the result—dys- JffSStt;:- * The season on the natural beds opens Covered'with a Tastelessand Solnblo Coatiag. j| They went, in their uniformsof course, ie>' .* fruitage made forbidding and ugly the followed her. She saw him coming and pepsia. The dyspeptic on -Monday, the 11th, end oystermen Of all dhiegists. Price ®® <£rits a Box. «| comely countenance of the woman. Her endeavored to hide -a gold watch she directly to the White House, and enter- * are taking out their licenses prepara IIS need no longer be nervous disposition made itself known wore; but before she could do so he ing by a side door managed to evade the 1 tory to beginning work on that day. troubled, providing ^ * > No boat can work upon .the natural to every one in the oar and particularly was beside her. She then started to guardians of the executive mansion. In to the little boy as she yanked the child run and he -gave her a push knocking one of the passages they met a very tall beds without a license, under heavy 'See the Wortd's Fair for Fifteen Cents. her down, and before she could scream penalties, and the time grows short for by the arm into the seat beside her. Aft he placed his hand over her mouth. In man. They had no doubt it was Presi securing the necessary papers. • ' 'y' Upon receipt of your address and dent Lincoln. They bowed to him, and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will er a moment's silence the woman said, the struggle she got free and yelled for OTTOLENE "You might have known how it would help. he bowed to them, but they said noth Allow me to add my tribute to the mail you prepaid our Souyenir Port The villian'then struck her a is substituted for lard in gp folio of the World's Columbian Ex be," to which he responded, "Well, I stinging blow in the face and made his ing. Their business was not with him, efficacy of Ely 's Cream Balm. I was but with his cook. the preparation of all food. |T * suffering from a severe attack of influ position, the regular price is fifty cents, might have known, but I didn't, so shut escape into the woods near by. but as we want you to have one, we up!" * > . . Mrs. Payne described, her assailant They went on and found their way to It is composed strictly of enza and catarrh and was induced to r as a dark complexioned man about 5 try your remedy. The result was mar make the price nominal. You will find Another passenger entered the car at the broad kitchen. The cook was there highly refined vegetable it a work of art and a thing to be priz feet 6 inches in height with a brown At work. velous. I could hardly articulate, and that moment and stumbled over the port moustache. He •wore a soft brown hat, oil and beef suet. When in less than twenty-four hours the ca ed. It,contains full page views of the manteau. "Look here!" the Maine men said to used as a shortening, it tarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness great buildings* with description of ancThis appearance was that of a seedy hinij "we've sworn to support this 'ere same, and is executed|in highest style of "Hang that bag!" said the man. foreigner. produces wholesome and disappeared and I was able to sing a "If I were you, I would keep my cuss The assault occurred just above the .government, and fer two weeks we've ; heavy role in Grand Opera with voice art. If not satisfied with it, after you .healthful pastry. Physi- get it, we will refund the stamps and ing for home," said the woman, and so residence of Mrs. M. il. Walsh, and ben a-doin it on nothin but salt junk. unimpaired. I strongly recommend it the people living in that neighborhood Now, if you'd spare us a little of this 'ere cians and expert cooks to all singers. Wm. G. Hamilton, let you keep the book. Address H. E. -to and on and on. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, 111. The ensuing half hour was passed by say that he has been hanging: around stuff, we think it would put ^this war indorse it. Refuse sutatttatea. Leading Basso of the C. D. Hess Grand for some time qnd has chased several Send three cents in stamps to N. K. Opera Co. x , these two in a strain which would have along amazin'ly!" Fairbanks Co.,Chicago,for handsome done credit to the most pronounced hag ladies. An attempt will be raade by They selected what they thought Cottolene Cook Book, containing six | the police to capture him. : ^ ; ' hundred recipes, prepared by nine emi William H. Olmstead proposes erect in the dirtiest quarters of a third rate would "go round" among their particu nent authorities on cooking. ing a two-story frame house on Main fish market. The little boy, thank heav lar friends at the camp and carried it Cottolene is sold by all grocers. street, adjoining the Frank H. Beers en, went fast asleep. Much of the con Drowned. off, no one saying them nay.—Youth's place. versation between the two was inaudible On Sunday last Henry Abbott, who Companion. j£ oiv's This. save to the three or four people in imme lived near the Five Corners, in com Hade only by FOB pany with William Ferris and John > y v An Awful Possibility. IN. K. FAIRBANK & CO., . We offer $100 reward for any case of diate contact with them, but every once CHICAGO, and catarrh that cannot be cured by Hull's in awhile the shrill voice of the female Porter drove to Great Marsh. Arriv It is a great deal more sensible to pF reduce Exchange, N. V. ing at their destination the party de travel comfortably than to throw away ^. , »^a24 state Street, Boston. Catarrh Cure. bird soared into upper altitudes of defi cided to have a swim in what is known g. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., ance, making discordant the entire at money for nothing. I would prefer to Toledo, O. GARD AND WEDDING INVITATIONS as the canal at that point. Abbott had mosphere and attracting the attention swam across the canal and was return haye a cabin to myself, even if I had to We the undersigned have known F. travel on a second class ship. I do not J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be of nearly a score of people. They got ing when he was seen by his compan lieve him perfectly honorable in all out at the corner of Fourteenth street ions to suddenly sink* and not rise see why I should have a stranger in my again. An alarm was given and Ber room. It is a dreadful lottery, and he r ;S. B. Wilson,, g| business transaction and financially Leave ^our orders at the and Broadway and entered a cafe—he able to carry out any obligation made sullen, ejaculatory and profane; she nard Callaghan, of New York, who was is apt to have very unclean habits. Im . by their firm. keyed up to G in alt, defiant, shrewish, visiting friefids in that vicinity, went agine this in a close, stuffy atmosphere, CARPENTER 4*° BUILDER West & Traux, wholesale druggists, to the rescue. He was accompanied by filled already with the odors of the ship ' 8 CROSS STREET. chock full of scold. his son and nephew, the latter of whom Toledo, O. Well, what of it? It is not such a very and the stench of the machinery. You Jobbing promptly attended to. Plans and Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, whole dived down in the water from a boat Specifications furnished. Mantels, Window GAZETTE OFFICE. uncommon thing for man and wife—for and succeeded in bringing the body of cannot ask a man for a guarantee of his Frames, Sash and Blinds, furnished to orde. sale druggists, Toledo, O. position. He is apt to belong to the mid at lowest prices ^. ' Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter lovers even, for daily intercoursers—to Abbott to the surface, and then towed nally acting directly on the blood and quarrel and to vent serpentlike hisses it ashore. The coroner was summoned dle class, and think how perfectly horri mucous surfaces of the system. Price from the urjruly members that wag with and gave a verdict of accidental drown ble it would be to inhabit a room with a "We Dye to live, ing. The remains were taken charge 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists AVhile others live to die ; curious motion as they distill poison being who has very uncertain notions Testimonials free. The longer we live, ^ from bitter and jaundiced hearts. It is of by Selectman Raymond and after about the complete change of linen every The better we Dye; wards placed in Raymond & Sons' r not so uncommon, I admit, but isn't it day and whose rule of cleanliness has ! - ; The more we Dye, morgue. Deceased leaves a wife and A box for the reception of the Press • The better we live. always suggestive? I thought as I looked been a tub once a week, on Saturday World's Fair ballots intended for Com children. He was a son of Potter Ab MASON at the man, with a good, r:;aare, clean bott who died a few weeks since. . night. rade William A. Kellogg has been And then, even if cleanly, he might placed in the post office lobby. C. P. Tocque & Son., forehead, well marked biv-ws, a clear skin and an air of self poise, that he was not wear the right kind of underclothes, Dr. B-ale's B.ou8eholft Ointment. arid he might persist in sleeping in night Bucklln's Arnica Salve. hardly doing himself justice. Save that Ls the finest remedy in the world. It The Best Salve in the world for Cuts his hands were rude and rough and that robesTinstead of pajamas, and he might ' FRUIT . absolutely cures Catarrh. It cures Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum his boots were country made, that his Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Cures do a hundred other dreadful things Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands . or GENTLEMEN'S INB LADIES' portmanteau was considerably older Piles like magio. Cures Salt Rheum Think of watching such a .creature dress Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup than the ordinary hill and that his um in the most soothing manner. Cures —it would be an awful fascination with tions, and positively cures Piles, or , no GARMENTS! me—and find that he changed his collar pay required. It. is guarante ed to give brella . looked as though it might have Inflamed and Granulated Eyelids* JARS! Made up or ripped to look like new. been utilized by Mrs. Noah when she Cures Coughs and Colds. Can be taken and his cuffs and not his shirt, which, Derfectsatisfaction, or money refunded internally. A positive specific for Price 25 cents per box. For Sole by Kid Gloves, Cleaned, 10 Cents-Up. came from the ark, he was a man of the still glazed and shiny from the manipu Pneumcnia. Cuts, Bruises, Burns, lations of a Chinaman, would have its 2. B. Hale. world in appearance. Chilblains, Sores of long standing. " Mother Gray's Sweet Worm Fotvders All goods done at the shortest notice. And the woman had a pretty face. Corns and Bunions are cured quickly, dirt spotted bosom concealed by a made Mother Gray, a nurse in the Chil Office and Dye Works: Her hair was parted in the middle, as different from all else; superior to all up scarf with—it is too horrible to think dren's Home in New York, has for Broad ftiver, s s : s Norwalk. women's hair should be, and revealed in else; it. has no equal. 25 and 50c. of I—Cor. Vogue. ^ years treated children successfully with boxes. Large size cheapest. Sold ai c. P. u: Goods called for and delivered free of its old fashioned brushing a tiny ear, not a remedy, now prepared and placed in so sm$ll as to indicate utter selfishness, H. R. Hale's drug store. Queer Tastes In Bating. the drug stores, called Mother Gray's : charge. — •• — • .o; In a popular restaurant the other'day Sweet Worm Powders. They are sold but, on the other hand, not solarge as to by druggists at 25c a package. They re- Lace Curtains Cleaned. rival a genuine Saddle Bock oyster in it? The board of Fairfield County direc at lunch. I took up what I supposed was Millville vulgarity. Her eyes were brown, soft tors of the Ancient Order of Hibernians a saltbox to sprinkle my roast beef and move all worms, are harmless as milk, met in Bridgeport, on Sunday. Mr. plesant to take and never fail. Valu Packages can be I I 1 ' ,,I:V •.KS^P PWM'B l : m 4 • " ' '" - .. - " ~ "''M: : X ; w-- ;S. - •' ' . --' • •r T' W-: :; -'•• , '• <:%: -\.v£ • j-, - > ^ '• . "V,\.. .- ....,, . '- : n-r _K*- "'•''A -;, <.r.. • •;: -iy >. f;, r.Af I-\- • >**: ~ :'• •/ •: v':"- : '"• WE EK LY - 2s OEWAIK - GAZETTE. r' •'' ' 'fv The Picnic. ,, '"Court"Court of Burgesses. \V-;iv>ivv To Leave Us. FEAJS A regular meeting of the Court of Dr. Baxter having purchased a drug nearly if not quite four business in Baltimore, he ' " _ was held Monday evening, Baxter will remove to thousand persons present at the picnic Warden Sloan presiding. Burgesses THE HAIB GUTTER given at the Fair Grounds under the city. They have leased their new and No. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Fillow and McMulien were absent. beautiful residence on St. John Place j- auspices of the Centi&l Labor Union The following bills were ordered to a New York family, who will at once HOT AND COLD of Norwalk, and it seems tp:p be ™thee paid : C. Callahan & Co , S5 50 • W occupy the same. opinion of all that a ^e ^oyable E Dann> $3 40 ; Peter L- Guigue'eS2; _ ;C||-— — HENRY HUSS, 4 picnic was never held on those grounds, p Conneilyj $63:87. Cahill, $10.- Committed Suicide. The best of order was preserved, and Emily Maskam, aged 44 years, who 20; D. peering, §15; Owen Shannon, has been stopping for weeks in Stam Restaurant, Cafe and Smoking Room, the different events were successfully $9; F. Farrell. $5.25; W. H. Van Wag GRAND CENTRAX DEPOT, carried out. The grand stand was ford for her health, left Saturday noon ner, $9.75; W. Fitzgerald, $1.50; Wil presumably for her home in Rome. At *2d Street and 4th Avenue, New York crowded with men, women and children, liam Ryan, $6; Owen Winn, $16.50; 4 o'clock her body was found on Pros Entrance from waiting, room of &ew Tork, and the rail on either side of the judges' Thomas Fitzger&ld,$15; Bernard Feen- pect avenue in the suburbs. She had ew Haven & Hartford Railroad. tf32 stand for hundreds of feet was fringed fired a shot from a revolver, the bullet ev. $12.75; M. Whalen, $15.75; R, striking her heart. She left ia note say :W. with interested.spectators.terested spectators. There was McGinnis,innis, $44; D. S.™ Curtis,~ '" $60; IflP Alex. S. Cibson, crowd in the building where James A. Partrick, $22.73; P. McGin- ing : "To lose my reason is more than dancing was indulged*J1..1 MA.J. Nin VT to4-RT +Nthe O musicMIIFIL/T 1-. AO . T\ S.CI Curtis,1* _ $11.25;•* A»> Charles1 I can stand. Forgive me." She was a Organist of the First Congregational Church 3 widow and has a sister in New Haven Waterbury, and Teacher of of Heine's string band. IJenryGher rAI dis?n>n, $8; J. A. Pinneo, $6.29; and relatives in New York and a son in mannprompted. .... T. J. Howard, $3?; Wallace Dann, J Pianoforte, Organ and The Franklins and a picked nine $40; Lewis R. June, $18; George L. Norwalk. i' v played a seven innings game of ball Northrop, $32; Secretary of State. $5: which was strongly contested by both L. Burdick, $2; A. A. Martin, $32; Bailwitz- Li Musical Composition. nines with the result of a score of 2 to Fairfield County~ Vftfinnn.1National "Rank, Bank, $5; Mr. Harry Bailwitz, of this place, P. 0. Lock Box./ : NORWALK, CONN. 0 in favor of the Franklins. Fairfield County Bank, $200; ""Norwalk " and Miss Ella Street* were married In the half mile foot race, eleven GAZETTE, $19.75; Charles N Wood, Wednesday afternoon at the home of it 7C1TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford started, and the prize winners were W $72.62; William Sheldon, $$1,218.43; the bride's mother, Mrs. Mark Foster, /Ti Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual J. Steeb, W. Dann, New Canaan and A. H. Byington"$25. d. Th< dyspepsia is wmmmnmumH Capital and Assets, $8,902,272.64. J. Monohan of Branford. The time The report of the Chief of Police by Rev. F. was 2:14j. was read and ordered placed on file. bride's brother, Edward L. Street, act- equal to seven d The one mile bicycle race for the According ,to the reportt there were 22 ed as bestist man, andan< the groom's sister, ;o championship of Fairfield County and arrests last month of which number Bertha Bailwitz,5, was\ the bridesmaid. If H-O can cast i a $30 medal was won by Paul A. Ray four were women. A receptionLion will be held to-night at the success to H-O*" mond of Greenwich, with H. W. Mer W. H. Olmsteacl presented a paper home of Mr. Bailwitz's sister, Mrs. rill. 2d, Ralph B. Gregory, 3d, and signed by Charles E. St. John and Frank Smith, in New York, and later Hornby's Thomas L. Walsh, 4th. . , Frank H. Beers, stating that they had the happy couple will leave for Albany ' Three prizes were offered in the one no objection to Olmstead erecting a and mayhap for the White City 'Oatmeal V Tie Norwali Fire tame Co. hundred yard dash which was won by house and barn on adjoining property Has now Completed its Ross in 10 seconds with Steeb second on Main street and Cross street, within 33d SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS YEAR, and Gibbs third. • . thei fire 1limits. •" Stolen* Goods Recov And has not outstanding a dollar of unpaid There were four contestants in the John Dunlap asked as to what had On Thursday, May 18th, three lads est ' ' • losses or claims for losses. No sound com • running high jump which was won by been done in the matter of the petition v •• -v / panv insures for less. named John and William Gorman and J. UEAVAN, Pres.: G. B.1 ST. JOHN, Treas.; James Kelly, who leaped over the for a light on the Step Rock road. On Charles Moeller, were arrested for TO GEO. B. COWLES,Sec'y. string at the 5 feet 4 inches motion of Burgess Chinery the com breaking in Thomas Owen's house at The other winners were E. B. Ro mittee on lights were ordered to have Winnipauk. The lads stated that one sou and L. Ford. a light placedplace at the point indicated in Alfred Mills was the guilty party. The THE H-O COMPANY, NEWTOBS. In the half mile bicycle race for boys the petition. goods stolen were a shot gun, revolver, u MEN OF FURNITURE. under 17 years, there were eight start The followingfolloi resolution presented umbrella, a watch, two watch ohains, ers. They crossed the tape at the fin by Burgessgess SutnerlaI md a valise containing underwear, an over ish in the following order: Edward Resolved,Resolved That from this date no per coat, etc. Mills made good his escape, Houseman, of New Haven, Harry L. son or corporation be permitted to dig but he was apprehended on Monday BUSINESS, Bossa, of New Canaan, B. Merntt Pres- up or in any way open any portion of last, and placed in t&e station-house. - i - " Geo. H. Raymond, cott, of New Haven, and L. W. Sulli any street or avenue in the borough of Tuesday evening he was taken before OPENED! van. The prizes were a silver pitcher Norwalk unless they have first pro Justice Coolidge who placed him un Furniture Dealer, and goblet, student's camera, plush al cured a permit from the chairman of der $500 bonds for trial before the Su bum and bicycle bell. Time, 1:16. , In the highway committee. This does not perior Court. In default of bonds he '•$ MEN OP Has removed to the new and commodious this race E. Penny of Southport, refer to the repair force employed by store'four doors above his old stand and was taken back to the station-house, GREGORY'S POINT HOTEL; claimed that he was fouled by Bossa, ol the Water Commissioners who may be where he broke down and told Chief stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATE& New Canaan, but the judges, after lis obliged to dig up and repair broken ' Dann where he could find the stolen STYLE and FINEST FINISH. tening to testimony, did not allow the water pipes-from time to time. goods. The gun he had disposed of to CLAMS, OYSTERS, ETC. SHOBF GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. PLEASURE, claim to change their decision previ The work of excavating and refilling Smith Gaze at Ridgefield for $1.00 and 1 Furnishing Undertaker and Embalmer. ously given. • , to be done under the direction of the the other articles were found at the ; DINNERS A SPECIAL ] I give my. personal attention to laying out A hundred and fifty yard running tendent of home of Thomas Beasley, in the same Under the management of * . and furnishing everything necessary for the race was substituted for the sack race. Sutherland and Chinery town. Neither of the parties knew ~;y"J interment of the dead. Will Haff came in first, J. Monohan, were appointed a committee to secure a that the articles were stolen. Chief second and John Greenwood, third. suitable place for the erecting of booths Dann touk an early train to Ridgefield v John E. O'SullivaM Residence, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Ndrwalk. The one hundred yards slow bicycle and the polling of votes at the coming and recovered the property,Wednesday ; Telephone communication with residence race was won by Fred. Rogei city election. morning. 4:28. A. D/ Ferris secured The chairman of the fire committee ,rH:i SOCIETIES was authorized to have a fire alarm box C. P. Tocque & Son, the dyers and MRS. F. A. BATES. Prine'the two mile invitation bicycle placed at the corner of Plattsville ave cleaners have established an agency at H-7. HENRY TILLY." DRESSMAKER, < 3i: -id" race there were three entries. Charles nue and the New Canaan road. Betts & Farrington's store on Thompson won first prize,Fred. Thomp Adjourned to Sept. 19th. p*reet. 88 WALL STREET NOBWAL? £ OF son second and Charles Mott, third. CARRIAGE MAKER, Frank Giovani took 1st prize m the •J-;,.?- boys'foot race; William McCann -..l; Sv: ond and P. Shannon, third. [SOUTH A OB WALK, CONN. iW ALL KINDS, . r ; —Manufacturer of-— In the Fat Men's race James Kava- nagh won first prize, Joseph Smith sec Family Carriages, Victorias,Bnjrfdes,*c ond and James Duffy, third. Four prizes were offered m the one ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. mile bicycle handicap race. The win- ners were B. M. Prescott of New Ha '•* ven, (110 yds.) E. Houseman, New Ha PROCURE ven, (110 yds.) C. Ford Seeley, (scratch) and* Charles H. Youngs (105 yds.) Seeley made the mile" i in 22:25:2 the fastest time ever made on the Norwalk track. The prizes were a silver tea set, hang • ft EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN S'JvA ing lamp, silk umbrella and plush If you cannot afford the latest and most improved article in wheels, and still The winners in the one-half mile bi •'M jN. Y. cycle flying start were Ralph B. Greg • want a bicycle of high grade, a machine to be proud of, a machine that is the : '.tr."• • • ''"'I'"- '-. - ory, H. W. Merrill, C. Ford Seeley and equal in construction and finish of any bicycle in the world, 4nd superibr in GEO. P. HEIPLING, Prop. Paul A. Raymond. The prizes were a 4 silver pitcher, tourist lamp, traveling every way to the 1893 patterns of most builders, we will make you a proposi new elevator and all modern bag and bottle of perfume. . • per day and upwards, ac- There were but four entries in tne tion.^ We have about 200 of our • - - ' ;; • three-legged race, James Mason being rooms, 75c and fl.59v tied up to John Clune and H. Petersen for a running mate J. O'Brien. 1892 COLUMBIAS, ' ' • depot The Clune-Petersen combination won model 27 for men, and model 28 for ladies, which we want to sell. They are •in k -The standing high jump was won by grand wheels, we never made better ones for wear or for work. Thousands B. Wakeman, who cleared the string and thousands of them are used to-day by delighted riders who paid $l£0 for at 4 feet 10 inches. E. B. Robinson won second prize and James Kelly them a year ago, and got full value for every cent of it. We have sold hun third. In the ten mile handicap bicycle race dreds of them this year for cash at the price at which they are listed, although thirty-two riders started off to win first prize. This race was a rattler and in pushing our 189? wheels into publicity we have neglected to advertise them. caused much excitement. There were RAYMOND several collisions during the race, in Now it is getting late in the season and we want to close them out. To ap which wheels were wrecked and the proved parties who cannot pay cash, we will sell the balance on easy terms of riders received severe wounds. The IN THE winners were: W. E. Bates, 1st, B. M. payment. : You may have them on the instalment plan, at a verv slight advance Prescott, New Haven; H. A. Saunders, k BROTHERS! Norwalk; E. R. Benedict, Norwalk; »; % from the listed price. Here are the wheels Charles P. Stanbach, New York; E. P. Are offering inducements Bulkley, Southport; Fred. Borman, Danbury; Fred. C. Hoyt, Bridgeport; of the Art ! to secure business, which C. B. Lockwood, Yonkers; Ralph B. they must have to keep < Gregory, West Norwalk; Harry L. 1 Bossa, New Canaan; C. Ford Seeley, their large number of teams Hartford; Thomas L. Walsh, Norwalk; . and men employed. " S. E. Campbell, New Haven; Frank Blade. The best time was 26.55, made Why don't you see them by Fred Hoyt, of Bridgeport. The Get prices! prizes were stop watch, silver pitcher (time prize), crayon portrait, Examine goods! trousers to order, parlor lamp,up, pair shoes, album, bicycle lamp, bicycle bell, fountain pen, smoking set, hang > ing lamp, cut glass cologne bottle, sil MODEL. 23. ver standard, pneumatic racing saddle, MODEL 27. gentleman's dressing case. RAYMOND During this race there was a collision AREN'T THEY?i - v v'-;• • in which H. E. Saunders was severely tin. •r-.^W.tsp have them with cushion tires at #110 each, or with pneumatic •Svs;;5 " r. • ; • wounded on his right arm besides re ceiving scratches on his legs. In the Particul same collision E. Crossingham of New tires at $11£ and #125 each, cash, according to the quality of the tires. Haven, suffered a wrecked wheel and * * The tire on the.$125 machine is our best Columbia pneumatic, the best cuts on his arm. E. R. Benedict also took a tumble with the bunch. In an and most expensive tire to manufacture ever used on a bicycle, fully guaran other collision L. D. Whittemore, oi Stamford, suffered severe scratches to teed against puncture for theyear; moreover, we guarantee his arm. Sullivan collided with Gun- rim to hub, from handle bar to pedal. ' DAMS XPEESS ther and was quite badly hurt. John Ifrom E COMPANY, McKelvey's wheel got fractious and threw its' rider, cutting his arm and in HOW TO GET ONE. Branch Office, Norwalk, at Morris Benedict juring his hip. The wheel was also Go to our nearest agent. If you don't know who or where he is, write to ain Office t Depot, South Norwalk. wrecked. • . LHUNT, Agent. Some of the riders accepted their _id we will tell you, satisfy him of your honorable intentions and ability to prizes under protest, a young man w named Prescott from New Haven be pay, pay #25 in pish and arrange to pay the balance within one year. This is ing the leading kicker. HORACE E. DANN, The judges in the races were Dr. A. Ian easy way to possess a bicycle worth two or three of the fourth grade N. Clark, W. A. Curtis and J. P. machines which are hawked about in auction rooms. If you wish to take ad Sxoalaier Treadwell, and gave their deci- sions in an vantage of this offer you should attend to the matter at once, as we have but a B. J. Reynolds was clerk of the : course and he performed his duties in .W and a thorough and painstaking manner. few of them. t - i He has the GAZETTE ' ' You are welcome to our catalogue, it is a beautiful little book, beautifully for the many courtesies shown ^' NOEWALK, • ..r~rrr. T. „ '..J- * illustrated. Call on our agents for free copy, or send us two two-cent stamps --*11—x1--.. . •• -wV. Of Adams, N. Y„ ate nothing but dry for postage and we will mail it.. , \ Stylish, Single or Double brtead for three years on account of ; v 2 POPE MFG. CO. that terrible disease, Dyspepsia. He Teams: states that he was entiely cured by Dr. 221 COLUMBUS AVENUE, BOSTON. WITH OB WITHOUT DB17EBS) Hale's Household Tea and can now eat anything. This greatest medicine Safe , Horses for Women and Obi]* known is sold at 25 and 50 cents per dren. Saddle Horses a specialty. package at H. R. Hale's drug store. ; • * , • " _ J • V." : '•I - : •L ' J'/,;. ( ::M F 1 V ' ' - " C. . * E - i\ - -iPIS" i# IS". a* §8^ WEEKL Y - NORWA LK - GAZET TE. HBP •'tw ,V |A ^ ,"1\ J' ,k.s«f 1,1 V ' , £4%^ - . SOUTH NORWALK., Regular meeting o! the O. U. A. M. ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA ^,,4, 'j, |i v P Yes, Madam, L smill to-night, *' - ^ . .• . Terrible Suffering* of lilttle Baby, • arr# the Toilet Soap The rain last evening broke up'sever- Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals is Absolutely Free.| al private clam bakes. Fail. Cured by Cuticura. This beautiful cake of OLIVE OIL SOAP is in every package $ Michael F. Dooly, the National bank My baby boy, 5 months old, broke out with examiner, is in town, to-day. ^ eczema. The Itching and burning was intense; of the famous • • •j.-i.i.a ^ § the eczema spread to his ligibs, breast, face, and bead, until he was nearly coveted; his torturing The Fanny Rice tronpe are in town, agonies were pitablo to behold; he had no peace stopping at the Mahackemo. < and but little rest night 01 day. He was under treat, The City of Albany carried a large ment at different times at two hospitals and by seven WASHINS POWDER. party to New York, this morning. doctors in this city without the least benefit; every which is having an Immense sale. Next week Tuesday, T. Euphrat of prescription of the doctor* The soap alone is worth all you Darien will give another test of his life was faithfril*y tried, bnt ho pay for the entire package. If io saving divice for tramway cars. Hfi new worse all the timr." you have never used Ivorine, $ For months I expended 1 [QI about (3 per week fot STBAMB take a package home and try it. One of Mr. Solman's valuable horses medicines, and was en Its effect is wonderful on clothes, dishes, or in fact on everything that soap is used for. died last night notwithstanding the as tirely discouraged. I pur sistance of a veterany surgeon. chased CUTICUHA, CUTI- ?> The J. B. William# Co., -- CUBA SOAP and CUTICUBA You pay ho more for a l& RESOLVENT and followed Glastonbury, Ct. A large party of invited gnests will CITY Ib.package of Ivorl no than the directions to tho letter.. Relief was immediate, For 50 years the makers of - 2; participate in the dance to-night, given his Bufferings were eased, and rest and sleep per for a lb. of other kinds. by the ladies of Moss Hill Villa. §|r mitted. He steadily improved and in nine weeks Y&nH** Slaving was entirely cared, and has now aa clear a skin anc? DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN Is as fair a boy as any mother could wish to see. 7 Charley Parmelee and George Tobey tecommend every mother to use it for every Baby went fishing yesterday. The catch is Humor. reported as one keg and two cases. MRS. M. FERGUSON", 4%® |8d W. Brookline St., Boston. South Norwalk and New Vork. A large number of invited guests from this city are at Ring's End to-day Cuticura Remedies^ participating in Mr. Euphrat's clam The greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and hnmoae FAR E - -Single 40 Cents; Excursion, 70 Cents. bake. Jv remedies of modern times, instantly relieve the LEAVES SOVTH A'OJtWAZK DAILY AT 7:30 A. M. most agonizing formrf of eczema and psoriasis, Leave Beekman street, 2:35 p. m.; Saturdays, 2 p. m. East 31st street, 3p.m.; Satur and speedily, permanently, economically, and in Leave A delegation from the Newark, N. J fallibly cure every species of torturing, disfiguring. days, 2:20 p. m. Connecting with trains for Danbury on Saturdays only. police department are in this city to Itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted, and day, and Chief yollmer is showing pimply diseases and humors of the skin, scalp, and TELE PROPEIX'E.R, "CITY OF NORVALE," leaves New] York Mondays, Wednesdays them around. , ; . *- blood, with loss of hair, from infancy to age, and Fridays, at 5 p.m.; leave Norwalk Tuesdays,Ihursdays and Saturdays,at 5 ^8 p. in whether simple, scrofulous, or hereditary, wnen EJtElGHT RECEIVED DAILY. i , While DeWit Ferris was talking to all other methods and best physicians fail. |*> pome ladies near Darien Wednesday Gold everywhere. Price, CuncuBA,60c.; : SOAP, night, a mephetis suddenly appeared 25c.; RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the, POTTBB , , , and dispersed the party DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. 5 DRIED BREWER'S GRAINS. A man named Scofield, who is enga ' * ged in digging a cellar oh the Snowden CALL AND GET PRICES! property, yesterday backed his cart off MINING AND HILUNC1 GO. the bank and had a narrow escape from THE HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK CO. serious injury. ONE DOLLAR Of Cripple Creek, Colorado. Josef Reno, an Italian, was struck by a train near Ro way ton this morning EVERY HOUR One of his legs was broken and his is easily earned by any one of either sex in any head was badly, injured. He was taken part of the country, who is willing to work indus CAPITAL STOCK 700,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE $1. FULL PAID. triously at the employment which we furnish. to the Norwalk hospital. He cannot The labor is light and pleasant, and vou run no live. risk whatever. We fit you out complete, so that NON-ASSESSABLE. NO INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY. you can give the business a trial without expenge The mayor of East Norwalk, H to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, THE this is the grandest offer made. You can work TREASURY STOCK ONLY BEIN G SOLD. Theile, reports the building boom in all day, or in the evening only. If you are em that section as at a standstill. It is ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis dollars to doughnuts that the mayor posal, utilize them, and add to your income, — votes the prohibition ticket next elec our business will not interfere at all. You will We Offer a Portion of this &t ISO Per Share be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease tion. by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and . D OO. day out. Even beginners are successful from the ' Ike Stevens, captain of the Wild first hour. Any one can run'the business — none BEIDGEPOKT, CONN. COME IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR WHEN YOU CAN. Duck, capsized his boat off Smith fail. You should try nothing else until you see Island yesterday. Several oystermen for yourself what you can do at the. business which we offer. No capital risked. Women are This Company owns Six Full Claims and a Water Right in this GREAT from Five Mile River went to his as grand workers; nowadays they make as much sistance and rescued him from a watery as men. They should try this business, as it is so GOLD CAMP. grave. well adapted to them. Write at once and see for yourself. \ddress.H. HALIETT & CO., We are working some of the claims, and all money derived from the sale Box 880, Portland, Me. THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK OF ^ of stock is used on the property. The officers receive no salaries. Charles Rem son was arrested last night for kicking James Dougherty's REFERENCES.-r-Daily State Mining Journal, Mercantile Bank or any face until it looked like a boiled pud LADIES' WASH SKIRTS, of the Banks of Denver. ding. He was later released under We will sell this week at a reduction in prices that will guarantee bonds to appear next Tuesday. This is an immediate clearing sale. - . - < f the same Dougherty who has been be LADIES' PUTINS SKIRTS, §MD IN TOITK OBIISBS fore the justice courts up town on com Friday, Sept. 8th. Unmade, full size, from 4~c down to 31c. „ plaint of his wife. SeersHckerandFlannelette^Sfcirts^ Several parties were seen on Wash ington street this morning engaged in CDCCIEYE EXAM Down to 50c. • ' v.-. For further particulars and prospectus address a snow ball battle. When questioned INED LNATION. Wash POplin and Zephyr Cloth Skirts, ' as to where the snow came from they v ; stated that it snowed last night, but From $1.38 down to $1. ^ the general opinion is that they gath Lustre Wool Skirts, ered the snow from, round or about J. Unmade, from $2.00 down to $1.50. INVESTMENT Donovan's freezing apparatus. % WE A* Fj^lBl^kSateeB^Jkir^ . Mrs. Joseph Cox, of Roton Hill, left «EAt* 624 AND 625 MINING EXCHANGE BUILING, for Washington last evening, where to Polka dot and hair line stripes, from $2 down to $1. . day she is to be joined by her sister I Embroi&ered^^ Mrs. Coon, of the Patent Office, anc E. HOTJSEWORTH From $1.75 down to $1.48., DENVER, COLORADO. the two will proceed west to Chicago ".^EYE SPECIALIST. I: ^ f ^ for a two weeks' visit to the World'i Silk_Skirls, Will visit Norwalk on above date and will make Fair. Mrs. Cox is to have the com no charge to examine eyes. A1 glasses Black and colored from $6 down to $3.99. pany of her daughter during her stay guaranteed with prices to suit the times. at the white city. His way of fitting the eyes is as different Tli© X>. M. Read Company. from others as day and night. The regular meeting of the Council Another passed off smoothly last night notwith A, W. Austin's Jewelrry OF THOSE . standing the absence of Alderman Jud> I*; J*. MUSIC HALL son. The West street widening de "•I.' Store. Monday Nigbt, Sept. Ilth. Popular Sunday veloped quite a fight, but the commit Special engagement of the peerless comedi tee finally reported progress and the enne and comic opera queen, matter was dropped. The street com PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE Afternoon Sails. missioner was ordered to place all of tores and families kupflikj .. the city streets in condition and em S LOWKBT HA rr« TO Fanny Rice, powered to employ necessary help, n : And her splendid New York Co., presenting Long Island Sound The Cedar street tayout was post List of Patents. , ' > 1 ' ' Offenbach's operatic gem, • poned until September 21st, when the - To Greenwich, Belle Haven and property holders will be heard. A resolu List of Patents issued from the U.S. Patent . . Captain'slsland and tion was passed,notifying the Tramway Office, August 22d, 1893, for the State of return to company to pave between their tracks Connecticut, furnished us from the office of f i LITTLE PEAGEMJMR. and repair roadway outside of same ac EABLE & SEYMOUR, Solicitors of Patents, 868 cording to agreement when rails were Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. Followed by the refined and laughable Roton Point. - Franklin B. Hogeboom, New Haven, gam© laid. The finance committee was au apparatus. thorized to borrow $2,000 with which William J. Neidl, New Britain, lock.- c to pay necessary bills. Several other Elias E. Pratt, New Haven, freight car. Jolly Surprise Co. John Schofield, assignor one half to J. P. Stofir CITY OF ALBANY projects were discussed, but no final Noble, Bridgeport, vending and fortune tell- Thoroughly excellent equipment, new and action taken and the meeting adjourn ~ ig machine. gorgeous musical numbers up to date. Laugh ed Clarence A. Taplin, Forestville, lamp burner. ter continually on tap. No advance in prices Sunday, Sep. 10th. DESIGNS. The NORWALK WEEKLY GAZETTE Beats on sale at Plaiste.d's and Biggs' drug Mayor Theile, of East Norwalk, has a George H. Ford assignor to Grilley Com? pany. New Haven, coffin plate. stores. Secure seatsnow. -v--k i Excursion Fare, 25c. Leave South large black Newfoundland dog that recognizes the hard times and tries to am® Norwalk 2:30 p. m; returning leave assist his master in providing the nec A;#-; Roton Point 5.30 p. m. essaries of life. The Mayor named him ny.' i •' "Uno,'* because as the Mayor says, he ; and the NEW YORK WEEKLY knows more than half the boys in town. PRICE Yesterday "Uno" appeared at the store TO SUIT THE TIMES AT THB Notice to Contractors. in this city with his glossy black hair bedaubed with mud. His head was com aii October 2 to 7, '93. pletely covered and his eyeslooked like TRIBUNE sent to any address Bicycle Kaces Tuesday ; TROTTING EScli Office of the Selectmen of the Townbf two burnt holes in a blanket as he Succeeding Day. All Speed Entries Close Norwalk Furniture sheepishly looked at his master. In Sept. 28. Send for Premium Ust. or walk, Conn. vestigation revealed the fact that Uno 36 4t G. M. RUNPLfi, Secretary. *2$' • had been down to the shore near the EALED Proposals will be received at this East Norwalk bridge digging clams. tor $1 per year!. \ i office on Thursday, September 7th, at 3 He roots them up something after the CONNECTICUT : o'clock p. m., for the excavation and removal manner of a pig, and as soon as one is '-^Second-Hand Furniture of abottt .3,400 cubic yards of earth. Plans and specifications can be seen and all information secured he takes it in his teeth, crushes bought and sold. Cane 13' obtained at this office on and after September the shell and swallows the toothsome STATE FAIR and RACES 4th. bivalves with as much relish as A man. - nK -seating, upholstering and if' The Selectmen reserve-the right to reject any or all bids, or to. accept any, that, in their Sometimes Uno will catch a hard clam At ICerlden Park and Rink. ijll^gall job work in our line judgment, will be for the best interests of the and not being able to break the shell Ponder well, dear friends and neighbors, town. will carry it home to his master. = September 19,20, 21, 22 As you read the wondrous story, ; V neatly and quickly done. m Bonds,' satisfactory to the Selectmen in ; amount, will be required of those to whom t he Increasing in interest each year. Special at How for gold and not for glory j J- C| ;'; ^Some good second-hand contract may be awarded. Cannot Bo tractions. Large additions. Bace each day mm?** ; Proposals must be endorsed upon the out Tbry local applications, as. they cannot for large pilUrses. Come and see the decora Sheriffs, Bailiffs, Lawyer's hoary ^ y ^stoves at low prices. J : side of the envelope with the name of the bid broken. Exiexcursions,ou all railroads. ^ < A< reach the diseased portion of the ear. W. F. AfetDROaS, Sec'y, East Hartford, Ct. Labored with their might and main, ~ der and marked "Proposal," and addressed to There js only one way to cure deafness 36 3t Destt heir spell Dn us be broken, 17 A^VIN STREET, NORWALK. H. E. SMITH, Town Clerk. : 'IPtllSll 21 WallStreet, I ? OSCAR W. RAYMOND, I and that isi by leonstitutional remedies. And we leave them with no token, SJSl>;^ TALLMADGE BAKER,Selectmen. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con ISTRICT of Norwalk, ss.. Probate Court, . "^Norwalk, ^ ^ SAMUEL DASKAM, { dition of the mucous lining of the Eus D September 8th A. D., 1893. That we e'er sold. beef or mut ton— Estate of t ESTHER L. ST. JOHN, late of Nor This, the tal6 they toJd Judge Kane. Telephone Call, " tachian Tube. When thia tube gets in walk, in said district, deceased. _ 57-B flamed you have a rumbling sound or The Court of Probate for the District of Quickly then their prayers he granted, Registrar's Notice. Norwalk hath limitedand allowed six months 'fci • imperfect hearing, and when it is en from the date hereof for thei creditors of said And the Bailifis, nothing daunted, tirely closed deafness is the result, and estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. 13 N.Main Street, unless the inflamation can be taken out Those who neglect to present their accounts, Took the job they long had wanted, "VT"OTICE is hereby given that the Registrar and this tube restored to its normal con iroperly attested, within said time, will, be Watched our btores both Day and Night J So. Norwalk, JL3I of Voters of the First Voting District of _ebarred a recovery. All persons indebted to Telephone Gall, the Tbwn of Norwalk will be in session at the dition, hearing will be destroyed for said estate are requested to make immediate -Who'd have thought our Beef so Tender, PMN0S office of Clarence B. Coolidge, in said town On ever ; nine cases out of t^n are caused payment to ' That thus they jr^ist their service render, „ 62-3 . Thursday, September 14th, and Saturday Sep by catarrh, wblbh is nothing but an in EDWARD S. CHURCH, v fefc- TONE X'SIDRABVLITY tember 23d, from 2 o'clock to 6 o'clock p.m. for r Executor I Xest theives brtak m and we go under, the purpose of receiving applications of new flamed conditio* of the mucous sur- MODERATE PRIOE3 voters in said district. fft06S« For men and angels—WHAT A SIGHT. . 2AS7 7BS2I3. EX0SA1T3IB. CLARENCE B. COOLIDGE, We'will give one hundred dollars for J^eepectfully, E. J. WADHAMS, < •'2ENDORSED BY LEADING ARTISTS ; , siTr™"-^ ^J0HN J. WALgH - any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) Sorae Shoeing, Oatalegso 2fa23ed ea^jflbtUa. \ Registrars ; df Voters, First Voting District; that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh rpHE undersigned has taken the shop f n e Cure, Send for oiroularp, free. JL • front of S. T Baby's on Cross street, and Proprietor people's Market. fc'i 'i 1 Bated at Nctwalk, September 5th, 1893. - - s prepared to do Horse Shoeing in a f 110 Fiftt Ave., cor. Itttml F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. class manner. ' <8"3old by druggists. :,V, JOHN T.LYCE'IT ¥ - HEW YORK CITY: ^ •/IB*;