“mom: that
have received but swonnor dream
Wandthatthnuhmuchaillnlug. '
Rev. 8.11. llarbour,pastorotallaptfl
«lurch la Chhegqgeated area-than-
minute-“e meeting readings
log the existence at a devil-ad
quatlonlug the tanptatiouotchristiuthe
wildcrm-ea.
A math for 3,5(llasidehubccu arranged
bytheowucrsof the trotting stallions Al-
eryon and Nahum. The race will take plan
at l’lwtwood l'ark, ltew York, some time in
October
i
E
l
”a handgun-honoree
_ hhmmwmom
" ‘Oeptareeltiuom.
“human-manna; whatto
[ Willa dashed htothet.)hio,dill
, 1m, and endeavored to swim
:Ih wascafluredmnd whilebeing
_‘. “biltoldhowrbebadtraveled
,1!” “I” through a strange amutry
'Hlkbt Bhowasplacedinjall,but
“ ,mamwmmmmm T'lienewliotel Primal...» 9me
. M pltymheryouth and refined Colo. wmdeetroyod byilre. hoes, 825310.
' . 3.», At llulfalo the grand Jury failedtollnd
‘ Ionian-d Olen-c.
“hmaMmbelonging to I
“filth" mlsdngjustwhen
Minnie Kauawha valleywae
“-1 Thahorsewastrached to the
‘ d beaten-ad nextday both mu
"“' bin-mummy. a hollow. The
" f «helm-them a mile wide, on
' f Bhedeptontet night, livingon
,, humiliate-l. For the second time
CM protected by, and nhewaanot
The creditors ol Burt a Hnow, woolen
dealers, l’mvhlence, have agreed to amt
thirty come on the dollar.
“'0, for the murder of Lung Hing on July 4.
Spain has peranptorily demanded the ra-
Ieaee of her mibjecta cuptmed by Rifllane OR
the «last 0! Morocco.
Louisiana's ”and “caudal.
New Gnu/ms, Hcpt. 25.-—Ex-Caehier Stod-
dart has produced a copy of a letter written
by him Jan. 19.1%, from Baton Range to
State Treasurer Burke. in which be stated
that thirty mupons of the supposedly da-
uroyed state bonds had been presented for
payment. The numbers of the coupons were
given in the letter. Mr. smart. any! that
Maj. Burke telephoned him next day from
New Orleans: “Have noon the party and have
arranged" Mr. Stoddart showed the cou-
pom to Receiving Clerk Campbell, who re~
signed, being unwilling to remain connected
with the trensurer’s oilice in view 01 Inch
irregularity. Maj. Burke prevailed on him
toremain. Mr. Stoddart did not resign, as
his term was nearly out. if Mr. Stoddart‘s
statement inaccurate it indicateea knowledge
of the couwn matter on Maj. Burke’s part
six months before he retired from the oillce
of treasurer:
, , Mil-canal)“.
gamma-numbering from
‘ lanky. Shows-puruedacmsstho
Maud broughtbacktol’utnam
3‘me several
privihges.
”up!” awoketollnd the fair
M mhavlng cleverly made her
by“ through-hold wall. It
’alta-wnnl found that-he hadswleu a
Lewis Bros. 1 (lea's 08hr.
Nzw Yonx, Sept. 21—1an Bros. & (30.,
dry goods crmnniasion merchants, who failed
home time ago, oiler to pay 57% cents on the
dollar. This is 7}; cents more than was ex-
pected. All creditors yet heard from have
accepted the oflcr. Tho Manville Manu-
facturing company, of Providence, which
was involved in the Lewis failure, have also
arranged satifactorily with their creditors
on a basin of 50 cents cash and 50 centa
deferred. The Dunnell Manufacturing noun
puny, of Providence, have it is said, she
nude similar arrangements.
anything else she could
‘ no Steals for Fun.
Cl ”young adventure- does not steal
it- ny other motive than simply the love
him Her lace glow; with youth
f apparent innocence. Hereducatlon and
.mbaveuot been neglect-2d, andshe is
I‘ll herattire. Her youth and beauty
“Maw-“denial sympathy in her
i
d Pin-county are interesting Who
”been“ her release.
..—- ' The Cur nu Another taupe.
bullion, Sept. 5.4).. the occasion of the
clar‘sdeparture for Copenhagen a chest of
dynamite exploded in the railway station at
Peterhot, killing a a’gnal man and wounding
several other persons. The explosion occurred
just previous to the czar’s arrival at the sta-
tion from the Peterhof mince, and was prob-
ably premature. The persons who placed
the chest in the station did so with the inteu‘
tion of exploding its contents when his ma-
jesty should be near it. The government has
tried to suppress the facts.
m at the filters Point.
Wm Polar, Va., Sept 21—Tbe grand
,of King William countyhasindicled
alkBallandhiseon for threatening B.
,1. ”ham and compelling him to marry
*Ir. Ball’s daughter. it is charged that the
‘MBalkwentioBarham’s rooms and threat-
;wloshoot him unless he came with them
quietly and married Elise Ball; that they
took him toWashington, Mien Ball joining
3“ at Richmond, and that at Washington
them took place. Barham reported
mmmhfi father, who lives in New ~«———————-——-
lle Elopcd with a Widow.
Fosronu, 0., Sept it's—Mrs. lbangh, a
widow, left the city on the southbound Col-
umbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo railroad.
C. W. Bates, a prominent real mm agent,
boarded the same train, saying that he was
goingwest. Anthe couple have been very
intimatesversinoe Mrs. lbaughhas been in
thecity, it is gmerally supposed that they
have gone together. Bates leam a wifeaud
three children. ’1'. 1’. Rates, his former
partner, says that Bates took 8,000 of hi
money.
’ and bound ore to keep the peace for six
unautb m---
. III Munro-ch Engagement.
_ :' m,8qit. ill—A specialto The Jour—
Einli'rulnAugmtamys: “Your correspondent
V lilbbto speak with certainty concerning
. $1“ run-or of Mill Margaret Elaine's engage
. Lueat, jut given publicity. Miss Blaine and
‘Walter J. Damrosch are engaged,andthi
My, whowith her younger sister, Hattie,
hpped drain town a few him: on their
way toattend Burnwus’ wedding, freely no
called tlucongrmlathms at her friends and
lrelafiv. he. The t will be for
' Emflyauounced humediately after the wed
A lockport Lawyer Suicides.
W. N. Y., Sept. 25.—M. M. South-
worth, one of the early settlers of Niagara
county, fatally shot binnell inhislaw oliiee
____________ hawAmperwasfoundsayingthathe
M". rm “I “doing! mitts, high heraldn’t stand NM
_ , pie-urn. tistougt wastemporarily
WMbflnwfgfi deranged. lie was oneof the earliestaud
who. m. At snug-um WW “HM"! “fl“m‘mn
"ra-ummmypm,smna 5"“ “W 1m”? WEB“ 0' m “m
ilh-d several small settlementsonthes't mm”! a“? Wbm“ ”"5"?“ ‘o’
iJfi‘hrlvrwhor-eeand trees were blows my years m attorney d Niagara
any; urn-emu whim-amnion “0““!-
hflqflnnic of 1888,themainlmihl
" wrecked,“ thewholesceneisoni
‘ The total damage by the atom
. . the whole area will aggregate
Vermont's Gettysburg Monument.
(immune, Sept. fi—The Vermont
lwigade monument ha been completed by
the placing in position on themmmit of the
tinted column the twelve foot bronco stem
of Brig. Gen. Steamed, the commander oi
the brigade, whore position the menurlsl
mrha It lathe highestandmoet expensive
moment on the battlefield.
A Noted crook Captured.
Pulunrmla, Sept. 25,-George Benn,
all. Dutch Alonso, aliaszllenry Horton,
al‘nslarfinlowneqwho iskuownallm
hope and this countryman accorn
plflialanronnd‘mok," and who is.“
tobetherlchqtdt‘lget in was ar-
rated in this on a charge of
pocket: attheluchantvflhramtmicm
Cherie-C. Kroner,“
aeeunnni-imen under chapter
”0””th subject
llanlstoe's Big Illa.
Mammal, Mich, Sept. %.-Buckley &
Doulae’ lumber yards caught lire atnoon,
andbeforethellameseould becheckedovw
mom feet of lumber were unnamed, to-
getherwitbmllteetof dockaandtramwaya
Thalia is estimated at 8125,”; fullyln-
lured
Four In Killed by a Boiler Explosion.
”113.15.,” fi—TbeboilcinFrita
llrothers’ sawmill near here burst, killing
Johan-lialtdwud Mir, Oliver lion and
David Bah,allyotmgmeudthisvieiuity.
hommndBi-nndt, were badly hurt,
but-lay recover.
Math-9mm: “Washington.
Mama-MWmttb
M
, inthatclty. Bawlll
whole atthemtlonofthl
“HI thumb-clean
In indictment againstWah Kec,aliaa Yd low
Bakinmathmlcgameoalled in the third lua»
hgouacwuutdraln. Elnora: MI;
“.0.
Other (lance.
At llwbautor—
RIn'lII-ahsl’ .............. O O 0 O l I b O I".
”minim. ............ I) l I! 0 0 N I I H
[latte-flea: Barr and “climb, Whitney-nil
l’l‘illy.
ALT-libelo—
Toiedo .......... ....0 0 0 1.0 0 0 0 0—!
Toronto ............... EOIOOIAOI—B
Batten“: 8mm and ltogera ilcrld and
Grim.
Atlletmlta
Detroit .................. l 0 0 l O 8 (lb-ll
Kowloon... O 8 O O l O O 8-«7
Beltcrica: Smith and Wells. Wood and Kill-
Al New Haven—
Newllareu..... ...... 8 0 0 0 A a 0 i can)
Newark ............... lbOOOOOOD—T
llailcrleu: Homer and feta Her and Built-
ran. Called on “11'0““! of darkness.
Al “'urcmter—
Wmceen-r. 10200000“
flanlurIL OROOOlOOO—d
h and
CITIZEN TRAIN IN JAIL.
Amati-d for Debt in Boston—A Jadp
ment That 6.... With Time.
Booms, Sept. Eli—George Francis Train
was arrested at tho Tremont house here on a
suit for debt brought by Omar H. Spiller, of
Toledo. As he refused to take the pom doo-
tor‘s oath or furnish any bonds he was com-
mitted to the county jail.
Mr. Tmin says that in 1872 be guaranteed
870 {or John A. Lent, editor of tho Toledo
Sun, to buy typo with. Spiller, Train aye,
is a wenbrokcr, and be advanced some of
the money. in lh’Iil he got judgment again‘
Train in Toledo for elm, and four years
later wmntcd to settle, Train says, for 850.
Train says Lani. told him that he had paid it
all, so heroine-xi to settle. Spiller then got
judgment for rum, and now, alter thirteen
years, comes with the amount swollen to
sum
Gen. l’crrlne's Death.
TREN‘I‘ON, N. .l., Sept. 25,—Quartermaster
General l‘fwis l’errino. who has just died
here, was the oldest olllcer of that rank in
Iervice in the United States, his commission
dating from l-‘s'ii.
it)“ as a private, and steadily rose in rank.
1111865 he was brevetcd major general, on
Governor Parker‘s recommendation, and in
1879 was made commlseary general, pay-
master general and chief of ordnance as well
as qrmrtcnnnetcr general Governor Green
called a meeting at the state officers, at
which elmpient tributes were paid to the
memory of the (lei-eased, and appropriate
molutions were mluptud. The came of Gen.
Perrine's death was unification of the valve:
of tllt' hourt.
The Lcconoy Murder (Eur.
Canons, S. J., Sept. 25.—Tho evidence of
William Smith, now under arrest in «unec—
tion with the Money case, is damaging to
Chalkley lmmcy. Smith, who resides in a
shanty near ll-eoney‘s place, says that early
on the morning of the murder Chalkley
came to him and said that he and Annie had
quarrelcd and that the girl was hurt. He
asked Smith to go to Mrs. O'Donnell'e and
tell her to send Lizzie O'Donnell to the Le-
couey house to get some chicken feed. Lizzie
O’Donnell went and discovered the murdered
young woman.
Treasurer Dana Still Mining.
BOSTON. Sept. iii—The stockholders of the
Douglas Ax company mot hem and Director
Storey reported that the statement was de-
bis work on the books. A vote was pamd
authorizing the president and directorate)
institute procculings in voluntary or invol-
untary insolvency it thought but, Ind
clothing them with power to do whatever
washout for the concern. There isnoclew
to the whereabouts of the mining treasurer,
Deuiaon D. Dana, or his son, W. I).
who is supposed to be with his father.
nonlanger Hopes for the Future.
honor, Sept. 25,—“) an interview Gen.
Boulanger said he had no bopeof his party
having a majority in the new chambero!
deputies He had not, however, lost faith in
the future. The govemmenghe declared,
had everywhere stolen votes with raven-like
characteristics. The Republican ty
would move unmanagablo, he said, and the
country would soon be calling him to power.
It la said that the chamber is certain to
annul the elections of Gen. Boulanger and
H. Arthur Dillon.
Justice Field in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21—me Stephen J.
Field, oi California, in protecting whom
Deputy United States Mamba] Nagle shot
andkilled Judge Terry-fewweehago,»
rived in the city.en route toW
Bower accompanied byhis wile and hit
Chamberlain, of San Francisco. The party
arrived on the 9:!) Milwaukeeand 8t. Pau'
trllnfrmntlt. Paul, and at oncetookacar
rlsgeforthoflhermanhoue. ltwasreport
ad that. Deputy Nagle accompanied the 1m
tine, butifsohedid notleavetheinin.
no Paid a Church Debt of 0110.000.
Lune, Sept. fi~11mllewuayathtlti
lssrnedthat the perm who anonymously
paldtheccatolerectingachurchatl’ortm
recently. amounting to Slim“), is Rt. Hon
Williamflenryfimith,ilrstlordolthetreaa
ary.
Valuable Horace Bar-ed.
Nawrom,l’a.,8epl.2&~‘l‘be stables an.
{moithel’erry mmtytalrwerelmma
here, and two fine bur-a, Gen. Pulaski
valandatfl,MaadGea.8chuylex-,nlua
“tam . The damnwill [n2
ablyberepairedaothatthelaircanmtimb
Bielllopedwltbam
Ham, 0., ”nonhuman-
” (cola-ed) aged 45 ”anthem
lle entered the militia in '
layed because the expert had not yet finished H
w on: menu
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“a: l aunt-3i” lush ”can.
i
«Egghflflgs
“Ti? at, as Flt-{ingug
sol
mecca-nag;
nave-opagg
mm 0M W muss
Subscription Price, 8 5.00 Per Year. '
: 55235525355. 1
.w. ‘ WEN" ',
W 10 wilting.
UM (who
I. ”IIOID,
Blinder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or wanna.
Olle foot OI mfllalld St. on WM. [0. no: 617
(fitsdimm.
I
Caterer Waddle and Parties. lee (been
Molly's hand for‘l‘he slck and well. Ills eel.
heated d lm ligament 0M.
M mi?“ 81‘! . NORWALK. (fi‘.
llawllaud’u l-‘ruit Store.
IlOlCl ORANGE. Ball AN \9, H05, DATE
allhludof tutu. earned frull «Intentional,
sndrellablerloweraodllsrdw needs. lama.-
Bird Fwd-Mantel at
o. a. HAVILAlID“, a min at. Norwalh
w andromflieronu Tun PUBLIC ran- 1
h‘ave taken the agency 0! the Household Bew-
l lachlneeud loamnecvlou will do general to
allllhinde oi Honing Machines. Olden
ell. 1‘ Iain smut, Norwalh, will receive
prompt nuntlon. 139
C I. BflAlLllt.
Anne's-a. .
G. I! BN'I‘GTOA,
Wuhln‘tola. n. c.
‘l‘ea yarn in United States Patent 0mm.
dAw Guide to inventor! mailed nee.
ALEX. B. GIBSON-
th Emcee tlonslt‘herehflater
Organlslol c bury. Tesla,“
l’lanoforte, Organ and Musical
:ompositlon.
a 1, inc: so: an r. 0.. Holman. corn.
J 0. 030'”.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane furnished and btimatee given.
Jobbln if, all kinds wound: game to
0 Ann etreet, near
P. O. Box «3. South Norwalk Ct.
J I). Hummus.
. Somali. L Quinunl.
Undertaker & Embalmcr.
ELECTRIC NIGHT BELL m Till OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence. 5 Elm Bl,
swam Norwalk, Conn.
I. s. azure.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plans, Sprellcatioue and Superintend-
ence for the construction of every description
of buildings.
TERIS REASONABLE.
Onwa— lar‘ mun W bin 8L.
TI! inflorwglk. as PF‘SnBoxm
SOUTH NflkWALK SAVINGS BAKE
5] Washington Street.
nlbllytromatoltaln..endfrmu 1 map.-
an on Saturday evening! from 6 to 8.
”interest allowed on Depoelte.
ALB 80m“ PM.’
a Joan 11. funds Vice-Prom;
mu. loan H. Kisser. Bee. mm
Incline Slop.
[mun women m w. A. woman's
mower: nd and repaired. Salutation guano-
teed. 05mm give nie- malll full mm,
1‘ 8 fill’lll.
lower end of Water st. to. Nor-hill lull la
George I]. Bay-0nd,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Mandseemylems dallklndooffulnitule.
86 llala mint-alt.
Aluminum-ow for
thallium-unto! thedead,dayor tm
00:33.0Lwflhreeideamflolla place
Monuments and Headstone;
m m
sixty-«E. will no' the “lanai-Ti:
instilled. at lug none
P. W. BA'I‘ES.
“8m
..... I}. DBKLYN l 801i,
em. lo (I. lit DIKLYN,
5l Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street, Norwalk.
First-Clan Balers, Confectioners
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. MIL". at." W. 1. metre.
INST!“ IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE all,
_ marrow cone.
MMmfllflflm M u Liabillllu.
m d
Gents’ Linen Collars,
Styles, 100.
Standard
Gente’ Linen Gail's, 15c.
BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS,
250. to $1.50.
A. oIcKeRMAN a son,
84 Washington Street,
Motels in STEEL,
Carriage 'Bullders I
No. 65 MAIN mm, BEAR 0P
SALVATION ABIIY BUILDING.
Wazoo: and Carriage: made and re-
pa‘red.. Signs made, lettered.
aud hung.
JOBIIIIG rnonmr anzunna'ro.
WRIGHT h FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
A d annulment-at
All kinds of Waggon,
Trucks, Outta. e .
All kinds 0! moi promptly done.
several new and ad weren- lor sale.
New Bond Chm only fill.
Horse-Shoeln and all
kinds ofBlackgmthlng
I‘m“ at Prev lilln 9L,
aoull Norwalh.
9i"? " .
wagon s
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
BEEF? TILLY.
05......
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Beet Gonls for
the Least honey
_Ar.a..
H. S. BRflWN’S
BOOT 6: SllOli STORE,
Clark A: Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
\ Qazswm «tum Warn.
‘ *' -~ lll“ v ’uninmli. holy.
L‘vnl 8'35 numb-newer»;
a , rams txnnhevpea Isr-
* mutt M So
nuunmuaw
. 4K net-:rmu‘dxawummn
.0 .,- . an tune («I only.
[,0wonal'cnonbruhle-
‘ I any can mm In.
r. r. .v~‘.1 with- “Isaiah
/, V ’ u» . Lne of Ila-1'
: 2.”, 3&9)" hall”
(It:
:. implrufhnuauplo.»
kul u the Web. In m
I’m-ne‘eryeabveleps
than in your New Irv 3 remain swimwear-tether-
uwmayhsumlulu Wyn-rams .
“"3?“ u ma'eau an of rum eta ‘aul
Ind ca. (nay . ii“
”an”; 00.. 1'50: Oman-flan...”
flan
rum-r Soap m "iron-h
The 1 er .
team the rklu can and notable; iteelemlag
quallileeuelntclase lllke It.
It I. snmm. lam. ”JIM 8.
ltsw Harmonia.
lining Pariet- hr Soap
n1
9.: and; it ’mnmmm fw
, ‘
3%.nwwflbdh Icha-
l WI . '
“I, fill“ lumen
H)” g“.
4’7?
For cm W m
‘ ‘mmwm
meld-Mil.
hmhmamnmlm
lAlntaW.Mmhyufl.fleb.
manna-rob. M “0—-
hall-unwam-h-dehaflhflm
lead
Milan-.00".
line year has.“
aa-tlllhslt. Bur
Ichlhmeaaeot emu whnrn
in sweet ' m nylh
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the {em-rile Miller at hard and free burning
coolawzrclal veto a given lor Irmm supply.
All lbw-luxury penned
puree and promptly del renal.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood ,
Saved and Split. 1
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEl‘IALTY.
man as» nurses,
Water no, Pool or llavllaad 0t ,
Oppoelle Pratt & Ward's Shoe llaulectory.
IA" nous-a,
C”. Ill. 8 Wm Sta.
PLUMBING,
lie] and Goblin.
STEM HEATEhS
AID
llot Air Healers
well we»
I
i
DrugStore
Joan u. reams,
Wholmleaud W! Dealerlaall Mot
00M. All] Wllflll
Brick, Lima. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, backawunua, Lorain
Ion-tale, Franklin, and
Wilhesbarre Cools.
hut in RUBBER Pllll'l
Yardnloot oi'W-diington and la!-
Ilnlletreete. Branch ofllce alfitilwa
fillni
”m..—
SMALL
form size.
TRY THE
_ STOVE
Iillil !
Nothing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use.
from slate, and always a uni-
ulllllllfls
Clean, free
Unlauu'dried, 25c, 500. and 7 50. Laundried, 7 50. and $1.00.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00
GENTS’ SGARFS, TIES, due.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Iloal! E93”
Artllc‘lel mu steps. Coping,
CARR] AGE BLOCKS.
“Hollow
E. C. WES
MM,
am melee. earn-ens.
”make-gm
a...“rr'-":: ”me
Ill. ll. RIDER I NON,
lullamdllylmlihhm
monetary UM“.
eanra menu".
nermrmewrmmv.
M m i urn-am}; ”3‘
late! bunnies-auburn! Herb will
jvm be given m m
HEfifiiiIM
CHINA
IlI.A*S“:VAllB.
Im- have the {trope-I
Ten and ’l'ulm I“!
In Town.
” .4 ever as m users
I, Tm and Slim-I It”. WM.
Bills Mill Sllflil
Fill Illfi FILL ill] WINTER TRIBE
.__ .
Having ordered largely. invoices of goods are coming in
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and echnses being light, I
intend to make this the having Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
”woo-r“
C. H. Harvey
12 North Main St” 80. Nomalk.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North llain St, South Norwalk, Ct.
mum THE GREAT am 1'0 m EMMA]. mar 70'
um llllllllllIS l-
wrmcwsnsoocamsrocx
FOB LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
10-h.— farearl'allud marching. ”anemone-Mm“
The Universal Store,
No. I. Hulk-all Etna, So. Swath, (It.
a .-
chains-runa-
HUMPHREYB’
I.» w m “m
$1.? Jami-£3
mar
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
all!
at
l
:m‘l’ WILLKNY YOUTO CALL;
in rule omen urn usual
beamim 3729qu
leave YOUR m noun.
Norwalk Chronicler