numerous-submiss-
Bedsptiltfully duriagths
.thslrwfalntraylof dawning
Hebatohsnberheukadthat
I We! hkladuovsl, “Blind
hi“! to him A. 1’. Watt, hh
sass—era. en a. he desired.
,Udkhflhfltyhtheflwfih
. Maison-sandman!-
ofthsataymadthsunak
the copy, finished and perfect
_‘ *Mwasouitswaytoths
‘2 dashbsputlntypelorthe eyes
Thu-I7“ Ilia Illness.
“W Odbnwudflekenwith paralysis
”by, thswthof Juue,whilochattlng
”mummmam
Mirth of Hyde park. Hewas
mid. Bomysarsago headoptcd
:7“ wiomarrisd Solicitor Bartleythe
ah- ,andshowill inherit the greater
mdkbimmusefortuns. lllstwoexscu—
hmDaBsudaudlr. Bartlcy.
Amati. novelist.
Visa. wen. cone. wsa the son or
kwmwlthateamwchaut. Butthis
“nonmetal, sndheentor'eduncolninn
.akwstudent. 'l'hslawwasdryand
:mmllinsscribbledmorsthanhestud-
inlBtSheambitiouslyenyeda
of his father. He becameths
“lo Thoroughfare,” which was adapted to
”with thoaidof William Fetcher,
gut melodramatic actor, and Dickens
: and alechionately of Cellini
‘ m (1 hi inimitable prefacos.
Ills Best Known Novels. _
Ocular first novel was “Antonia," which
it Wed rapidly by “Basil,” in 1852;
“Hideud Bock, " “The Dark Secret,” “The
. minW ' ,” “No Name," “Armadillo,”
3%‘loamrmef “Man and Wife,” and a
vrhcthoetofother things, greatundsmall.
. Baits theactivity of his pen, which m
1|! most prolific since that of the author of
“Robina: Creme,” Mr. Collins was a royal
curt-hear at h'n immense bachelor’s hall
at Gloocster, where he had sumptuous serv-
. he {ran an “oiled and noiseless housekeeper’1
“the airidanduattifi of “buttons.”
Collill’ work was noted for the novelty
andworalcrofitsplota The man was short
wlfia‘out figureand a mamive head, brill-
>hflayu anal-face expressiveof strength
“aflkindlim Of late years the sturdy
flu-"hurt and sleeping, and Mr. Collins
limpsdalong withthesupport ofnstout
walking stick.
CKBLE BREVITIES.
Dart Items of Interest from Over the
Water.
new, Sept. 24—1.. thousand Roman
”I have just sailed from Odemafor
Andes.
MMJoseph has signifiedhis
withtcflcialcirolssceasotalkingabout
hheorunatiouatl'rague.
_ TIIsPrlnceofWalmwillgotoAthensnext
,msuh to attend themarriagsot Prince.
,Bopkicof Praia to theCrownPrince of
‘l'hspopehasssnt congratulations toCar-
“flaming for_thasrsceeuof thccardi
. thebank. Dr.AltredL.Ioomktatilsdas
Tribune’s editorial staff, and es-layor P. 1).
Walter. of lantpnrt, ll. Y.
06.000-
Burglanrilhdthsulsof thslfhmpeaka
more railway at (liaeiunatl, getting
Thswlllotthslatsfiflmhasbsaudled
m. hydrate. Alla! [allure realandpav~
”mum tohis widow. Thawillis
hind Aug. ll, It'll.
la the Cronin trial Judge Isthmus“ has
min-ed Woodrull‘s mm for release.
End thongs-stanza adory in lkatcahsrlnr
. Hartwell, of Waltham, and Arthur
Taft, of Bedlam, Ia... were drowned.
At a cake walk at Culpepsr. Va, Sunday,
James Fltsgsrald shot and killed his wife for
pefluittlugshsudsomensgrctoki-her.
ABOUTIONIBTB CELEBRATE
Poetic Justice to flee Douglass President.
Bald a lpaaksr.
m, I... Sept. A—Ths twanty—llfth
granary of the emancipation [roe-lune-
by Mt llaooln was celebrated in
thefldmonaud Trunont'l‘smplewithap
propriats ceremonies The celebration opened
with a public meeting in the lielcusou
under the staples of Wendell l’hillipa’ clubs
and the Colored National league. The most
fog was largely attended. Warner Johnson,
d Cambridge, presided, and the Iiev. Joshua
Young, of "return, the only clergyman
officiating at the funeral of John Brown,
adored the operdng prayer.
The addrern of welcome was by George W.
Putnam, of Maiden, who outlined the strug-
gles of the Abolitiouists and progress of the
colored race for the past twenty-live years,
and mid it would be poetic justice to see
Fred Douglas; in the presidential chair.
Mr. Marvin B. Lincoln, Deacon Conant, of
New Hampshire, aged 87; Daniel Whitney,
aged 7“, and several others made remarks.
Several select landings were given. The
Hutchinson family contributed noun stirring
M,andarecenwastakent02:30p m.
A Rock Crushes a Car.
Snowman, Mass, Sept. lit—While a
twoton stonewas being swung into place by
Noreroa; Bmthen’ workmen it struck train
49 on the New York, New Haven and Hart-
ford justasitwascrosiuglialnstroct, and
crashedintoonsof the cars. Threcof the
plunger: were severely injured. Daniel
Callahan, of Hartford, had two ribs broken
and suffered a dislocation of the shoulder.
lira. Abbie Callahan, his wife, had her lei!
shoulder bruised and received a wound on
the head. Kate Dannehay, of Bolyoke, re
ceived a wound in the temple which vaulted
in a conclusion of the brain. The accident
could not have been avoided, the stone get-
ting beyond control of the workmen.
Pastor Goodwin Wants 310.000 llamagca.
Norm! HANOVER, Main, Sept. ill—«A suit
for 810M!) damages for mpirncy has been
brought by Rev. '1'. 1i. Goodwin, a former
pastor of the Baptist church, against John 8.
Brookss, postmaster and deacon of the
church, and against Horace 3. Crane, clerk
of the church. The church refund to give
him letters of dismismlou his resignation,
owing to suspicions attending his visits to a
member of his congregation No specific
charges were made, and the minister claim:
that it is a (me of conspiracy.
haznr Players Bound for 1890.
l’IIIL/Iorzl l’lllA, Sept 24. —-John J Rogers,
secretary of the Philadelphia Baseball club,
has sent to the wesidenhof the Leagueclubr
his legalopinion that secfioulBof tbecon-
tract nowiuforcebetweeulnagueclubsand
their players (and which i known as the
“Brotherhood contract,” having been formu-
lated and prepared by that body and accept—
ed by the League) says-early secures to each
League club the absolute right to its players’
services for the season of 1800.
Ari Assembly-an Missing.
Nzwarm, N. J., Sept. M—Amomhlymau
E. P. Farrell, of Harrison, proprietor of the
Kearny Record, has been missing since Int
Friday. Bis dinppoarauce has broughtto
light charges of various irregularities' in his
lamina relations with his clients. Mrs.
Hannah Condor: accuses the lawyer of bar
lug fraudulently accrued possession of 82,5)0,
with which she had proposed to build a
house.
A Priest Returns to the Church.
Naw Your, Sept. ill—It is said that s
in Europe has been mlec'tedar
thsuylum of ThomssE. Butler, the former
priestof the Catholic church who has ex-
posedh'w penitence for Men vowains
lettsrtoBishopWiggsr,ofNewark. The
girl with whomheeloped andtowhom hr
wasmarriediswlthfrisnds in Newark.
Their relation are severed forever.
The Faulkner Case.
Bevan). N. Y., Sept. u—Receiver Bing-
hsm concluded hh lathe Faulkna
trhl. Hessidtbcwholesymmofbookawse
afalsehood,sofa’rssrelatedtothssifainoi
bloausmadebyhimtoths hank,bywhich
lulost 87,5“). James Faulkner gaveahis
toryofthebank similsrtohkstatuuent al
theilrsttrial.
Bethleheaa's Treasurer “.400 short.
W,0.,Bqa.flt.—Ansnmirntion
ofthcbooks d112lmarnutrr,uemra
of Bethlehem township,showed him to he
short-84,40). mmmmnflavarrs,
hudhmthwasprcmptly closedhythe
truncation!» father of the humans
wealthy tanner, went security for theshort
We" Murray'h Calculus- Ultras.
Canon, N. J., St—Prusocutor
Jenkins deals the alleged confdm made
attirenextsssslouofeoart.
“WMMMaM
run: You, 3th- fl—Alia Thin, th
WdMMMersI-rcflh
, has hgunadtforalao
slight nuatache; wssahoutlii ysarsoldand
Bohoksnandlaid his handmtheknowlng
ens's cellaraad took him to Ludlowfitrsst
lugJfls Nose.
cures won or A certain
«Apprehension of Illa-a liarselr. Assured
of Startling ”50,000 from (in Aus-
trlaa (term-sat. and far Whose Ar»
rest a Large Beward ls Olen-ad.
law You, slept. art—A spanks lislssw,
whohadahahltcf laying the chf
hhrlghthsudouhhueaslnaknowingway,
and that tlrs foreleg-r of his left hand.
lsarlsdha'sonAugllaaths Witn-
usoula. lilscorupleslmwssdark; ballads
wall dread. This was all thedescriptiou
thataclevcryoungmanhadofthe knowing
young man. But the clsrsrmauwantto
jaiLwhsrsl-eisuowconlinedouachsrgsot
having cmhessled from the Austrian govern-
usen HOMO guilders, and of having run
away with $10.0!” guilds" in all, or about
0150,00).
A Large Inward (Mind.
A week ago the corned-toner at Bosnian,
Austria, telegraphed to the Austrian consul
here that Bianca Baruch was wanted in
Bosnian for a large embezzlement. The
above description was fundahed, and a re-
ward of lo per cent of the amount stolen
was allows] for llaruch‘s arrest. Further
information was to the effect that Baruch
was known to have been in Paris on July 15,
and was supposed to have come to the
United Staten. Deputy United States liar-
shal Fred Bernhard was detailed on the casc.
He visit-xi the hotels bore and near this
city, and scorched the) hotels at Hoboken
narrowly
Illa Nose Trick (love Him Away.
On Saturday he found the name of Baruch
entire register of Meyer’s hotel. Bernard
watched for the man, and presently he saw
adark man lay his forefinger on his lime in a
knowing manner, and then the forefinger of
his left hand. The deputy saw that he had
his man and hastily owed a warrant for
his arrest from United States Marshal Hitch-
cock.
Capture of the 'l'hlcf.
On his return to Hobokon that day Bernard
found Baruch had changed his hotel and
also his clothing, going to Busch‘s hotel.
Bemard was a little puzzled at the changed!
apparel, but the knowing fort-lingers soon
went to work. Bernard took Baruch by the
lapel of the coat, led him into the hotel, and
slipped handcuffs on Burnett's wrists. Ber—
nard took his prisoner to his room in the
hotel.
The Plunder Discovered.
There was an iron safe in the room, and in
that Bernard discovered some French govern-
ment bonds, equal in value to about anon
guildcrs, and about who francs in cash.
Baruch had protested all along that he was
an American citizen, and that his arrest was.
therefore, an outrage. His plea of being a
citizen of this muntry played a curious part
in his statement. He admitted that he had
a brother who had f umishcd to the Austrian
government army supplies, and who had
been sentenced two you ago to a ilvo-yeara’
term of lInpr'Lwnment f3 swindling the gov—
ernment. Simon took the power of attorney
from his convict brother, and in that way
gathered his brother's funds, fled to Paris,
mw the exposition “like a lord,” and then
came here.
On his arrival in this muntry he took out
his naturalization papers and thought him—
self safe.
lle ("an be IIxtrmIltr-rl.
The Austrian consul telegraphed to Ann
tria to loam how much government may
Baruch was accrual of having taken The
reply was that he had embezzled 140,!!!) guil—
ders' from the government. Baruch can,
therefore, be cxtrnditcd.
Musicians at “'orcr-stcr.
“'oncrsrnn, Mam, Sept. 2t—Ths thirty-
second annual festival of the Worcester
County Mruiical association opened with
three public rehearsals, and the first concert
will be given this evening. At the rehearsal!
Mme. Katherine You Arnhcim, William
Ludwig and George J. Parker appeared as
soloists in Moudclsohn's “St. Paul,” and
Mme. Corinne Moore-Lawson, 1" hith
Mockridge and Dr. B. Merrill Hopkinson in
Sullivan’s “Golden Ill-germ.” blixty musi-
cians from the Boston Symphony orchestra
are in attendance, and the chorus is 500
strong. Carl Zcmcbn, as in former years,
isdirccun, and Victor llorbert is amociate
conductor. The arthrts to appear during the
week include Clam Poole, Clementina De
Vere, Lilian Carl! Smith, D. M. Baheveu,
Fred Barney, Adele Ans dcr (lbs and those
above mentioned. The principal works to
bspsrformed are “St. Paul,” liendelsohn;
“The Golden Legend,” Sullivan; “The Croa-
tion,” Haydn, and Killer’s “Song of Vic-
tory." The hotels are rapidly filling up, and
between 3,000 and can people will probably
be in attendance.
fatal Wreck at Ithaca.
l‘rnaca, N. Y., Sept. lit—The Delaware,
Iackawauna and Western train due here at
5:40mct withanaccidentasitwssdescsnd-
ingtbehsavy gradehywhich themad
reschssthis city. A spreading of therallr
threw the locomotive from the track and
down a steep emlnukment. 'i'bs locomotive
m completely wrecked, and Engineer 0r-
land Beeley was imtautly killed. All of the
coaches remainedouthetrack,aud none of
the passengers were injured.
Sheri]! Pluck Indicted.
Nsw You, Sept. 24.—Thc Herald state
that the grand jury has indicted Elba-m
James A.Flsek,WilliamL Flack,hls sou,
Civil Justice Ambrose Monell, Joseph led;
thereferss, and lira. Raymond or Reynolrk
It is understood that the indictments against
Flack,hhm and Meek! are for perjury,
while subornstlorl ct perjury is the charge
splint the woman.
Bani-rs Blake Away with Valuables.
hm, Ian. Soot lit—Early thb mom—
lag the smnmsr residence of Nahum Chapin:
through a basement window by
whencured nearlyflwfimworthofjswalry
cor-hung of mhyand diamondpimguld
Detected by allablt of Touch- M“
Macao
- and reliable I'lrmr and
atl’hllliprslleach, 8wampsoott.wassutwsd
mks yr: Oi e mail
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lluildcr and Contractor.-
Werkdmsbythsdsyorcoutraa.
oflefeetottlavtlssd BLouWater. P..0 Beam
ans aura-30a. lass-.1 manual has“,
Hm...
C If. 0' AII'I'OIBo
Caterer for Weddings and Panic. lee Cras-
ecustsotly on hand for the sick and well His eels
Dusted
tolcc.
'31“!!st 1103!”qu
Ilavlland's mm More.
0103 ORANGE. BAIAN \8. nos, DATES
Cunt Illadof ants. canard his confecdoucr
Harden s. Ichll s
l'oodandfl avel,
and C. A. HAVIILANO': Slain 8L. Raw-la
Wlsll 1'0 Ismail 'l'lll FUBLIC THAT I
i1 have taken the way of the Household Bew-
Isrhlnssnd Incounecriouwllldo Mm ye.
ago! all kinds of sewing lschlncs.
left at It lain meet Norwal will receive
pumps mention. M c If. silalhlli
ATEN TB-
G. B BY ING'I'ON,
Walla-(ton. D. 0.
Ten years in United States Patent m.
“w Guide to Inventors mailed free.
Am. B. GIBSON.
cachuof
l'ianof'orte, Organ and lesion]
Composition.
t6 1, Lock no: fl 1'. 0.. NORWALK. 0010'.
more: of the rim Coaumtlnnal Chorek,Wsiar
bury. 1'
J c. (230“.
Carpenter and Builder.
ansfuruiahed sud [situate-given.
rem ofall ktnrle moo: attended»
“all ”an? macs! nearlllai
P. 0. (“South NorwalkCt.
J I). ersos.
Becca-awn thlutsru.
U udcriakcr & limbs] mer.
lLfol'llIC NIGHT 3w. IN Till OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 8L Residence. 5 Elm St,
880 the Norwalls, Conn.
I. 8. INAPP.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plans. Fpecllcatlous and Superintend-
ence for the ccnztructlon of every description
ofbuildiugs.
TPR‘S RBASOV A m E.
lrnc Taylor's Buildlur Wash» . r s2,
'- eaflet-alt P. 0 Bos’fl.
soon! NOBWALK SAVINGS BANK
a) Washington Street
(apex:Dailyfrornotoll-tin,s aad,frcraxtesp.-
on Wyoming-trons roe.
H'Intsrestallowadou Deposits
swan saunas
JOHNE 'rruuiis vmrrm
may.
JOHN“. KXAPI’. 80c. and'l'rcfl
llluchlnc Slop.
AVING LOCATED IN W A. Willtlhklt's
shop 1 am now fitted spend era nrcparcd to do
all kinds of general jobhlug and machine repairing
Bicycles irvd and new pans furnished. lawn
mowers ground and repaired. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Call and give no a trial.
8.
Lower and of Water in. So. Norwslk rau lw
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
wanderer-Harp ofallklndsoffurultusa
”Iain smotdlerwalk.
Also
thclntrrrnautof WNW
museum with
loll 1m
Mounts and Headstones.
are P. W. BA'I‘ES.
I}. RBKLYR & Sill,
Bauer-era to c. B. DIKLYN.
27 Main Street, Norwalk.
And Ice Cream.
0. DIKLYE. a‘IOIw W. 7. DIKLYII.
Unlauudriod, 250., 500. and 750.
Gents’ Linen Collars, Standard
Styles, 100.
Gents’ Linen Cuffs, 150.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2. 00
GENTS’ SOARFS,
Laundried, 750. and $1..00
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
250. to $1.50.
TIES, &C. Photo Studio,
E. c. Efizn’s
m 3‘9"? V ad ftsv have
“mwhfi mafia“ awn wwwzfirmimsnua.m
all" .3 W n” ”mg :b;”:r’ita:ua ran me! mud-age ate.
32:33. Eula?” d ' anBnnag‘rluea. ngxuzr‘simm ,sra Adds-s
cemetery. wurk‘.
5| Washington Street, South Norwalk
First-Class Balers, Confectioners
Orders Promptly Attended 'l‘o.
A. DIOKERMAN It SON,
84 Washington Street, - - -
South Nor-walk, Conn.
o'er Pennies. Imlarwalk.
Wmuuwm
“I‘ll menace-s. 106ml RID“.
mounds Il.Ass'a.
Wm. B. lllllllll a 801i ,
Sanitary an HIlmlimIiIem
lichllAN It STEEL,
Carriage Bulldersl
No. 65 IAIN STREET, REAR OI"
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazons and Carriage: made and re-
pa '.red Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
somnso raosrmv arranmsnoro.
m
W llltlll'l‘ Jr FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
Ard manufacturers“
All kinds of W
Trucks, Cart-me
All klndsof "paid promptly
Severaluewsudm second udwsaooafcr-ls.
Rowland Manly”);
Horse-Shocks; and all
kinds ofBlacksmtthlng
l-‘oot of Err-skills Om.
south Norwallt.
I.
sprs rt
WACIONS
”undressed-hand
Buggies, Phaetous, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit
Call and Ice Them.
HENRY TILLY'.
___oy_._
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
"AT—
H. S. RRRWNS
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
.\ gusts» 'u .Zoldwurh. '
r let-- a. use. and-lately.
.~ I MMI mm scum-:ld.
«'l‘sxl:-t
All.
din
, ‘ > ' 3%,“..an loll new
. , . ». diam»: purs' dragwillwovka
,rr. :1 crises of equal value.
' One Perm-issuab-
., grew! as mars.- an,
‘ o .ww withsuhrgsaadvsi-
has of "mid:
w'u ii Ina watch. an mu:
If”
Nsw Ham. Cows.
Thebricon'l'ar Soap makes I Inc and
lesvesrhe skin soft and surreal-lo; its
qualities are latches [like it.
It. I. solemn. __:B__nsnrrr.mchspal3t.
stllavn Con.
Gallons!»- usedycnrhricou‘l'ar soap
myself, andlndh liar y article for
an”... can
mesh
’ I"our. uflasrnsos.
4| :1. 2H.“ lill'IG
LET BATH tNUR
deal insure. rm, Life. Accident,
Tayluullolden
Plate Gill, and steal Ballet
hr mm mm,
WMIWWO-
mash-ma. _
hflwmcmmmdm
IAth-Mhhmnm
Tm sensor 0.. low lav-.Oaal.
f.!.,.hmmclhsadl baldhflyfll-
hummus-mum
.........'.... mimmw”
“In.“
final ! final!
EU I YOUR
Ila and Will
sufifisco.
All the favorite varieties of hard and free bracing
seals. s givrn or wmrer sap y
All mm”, mulled. lpre—
pared and womptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘IALTY.
ran» as» owner-2,
Water 91., Foot 0: Ilavllaad 8t,
Opposite Pratt It Word's Shoe lsaufactory.
.Iomv u. renters,
Wad letallDealsrlnallklalsci
ill]. ill] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohigh, Laekawsnns, Locust
lountalu, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
mm for RUBBER PAINT
Yardfi foot of Washington and liar
shallstrects. Branch ones at Btilson
Drug Store Mini
TRY THE
SMALL
STOVE
ROM !
””9...“
Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
'from slate, and always a uni-
form size.
-...... RAYMIINR BRIIS
HUMPHREYS’
Artificial atone steps. Coping,
Manufactured by c. T. lEOllARD,
latr- 0lcs. so a 47 Washington It»
sou-rs soawsu. or.
(AWN Immense.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS. mm... mfllfm""'s'l.'°”"
650., 650., err-mun.
Local Serverlagaslfleaersl Work will
mu he gives prompt attention.
It Water lsroat. leis ly
-’
noun.
P L U ll Bl N G,
Steam and Gallium.
llot Air Heaters.
Rilll-Fllllllhilliiilll
Ci!!!“
6 LASS WARE.
We have the Cheapest
Cor. lala s West Ms.
Tea and Teller lets
3mm HEATEhS , "' 7"“
arm : STOVES and RANGES
Tm and Sheet Iron Work.
Bills illll Silll
Fill THE FALL ill] WINTER TRADE.
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
___._.....___.
12 North Main So, So. Nor-walk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main St., South Norwolk, Ct.
FOLMW THE GREAT RUSH T0 THR Hm STORE FOR
-lllilllll BARGAINS !-
WB ARI MING OUR mm STOCK
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
Tomaksmcrn for curF-ll and Winter Novelties. Now is the time tobuy win: you used.
The Universal Store,
No. Io North lain Street, 50. Nor-walls, Cr.
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
iii RR
E’IT WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL i
AT THIS OFFICE AND LEARN
pow canary YOU egg)
nave vorm Pmrmso nous.
mm.‘
C. H- Harvey
Norwalk Chronicler