made
, whithhehargewasfirstmade
E- . ltnow.”
“l-Beg'alqueaied?
“new B-Beggssqueal—
,. -d¥r,,)lilla
smiled. To the
Annemplied:“We
the mate brlnp
' him. We
.; I W of the Triangle.
”acknowledge it last night,"re—
Mine- with sshow oi temper.
. tbennetingofFebs. Capt.
made a mach. lie sled
thyhldnot receivedare-
thattriedthe Ie,
flu thenams of theump
.fillwsdsmandedit. Sana
”will lilid not hear hisreply,
mmmarnrkedwhathe
themantosaythatCapt.
”will: Cumin.”
say that there were
thtyouhldbettcr inves—
that theywere wasting
thefnnds of the order?” asked
millions-objectedsayingthat
Iglbeingtreated as an hostile
. fact wa that O’Connor-w»
:. was considerably rattled
was handed to him. It was
dcampmwith the minutes In
writing. The minutesshowed
had beenadoptedcalling for
oftheommitteeouthe triangle,
hattmhonof the districtoilioer
< thatwereiloating around»
hillofthe triangle,audtbata
. chihuahua-seam,
maalO’Sullivanor Kunse
etc-mp3). Thereportofthe
relerrcdtowls that ofthe
theappsopriationoffundsbythe
. Aluminum Roland and
~ hhiauamauatamset-
,' her-rated: “Hello, ll!-
Woulyreplywasacou-l
Tsypoved a mostlnb
"dual-his mmvf‘
means of mu» becomes of
, several million franus belonging to the die
- Washington university RichardC. Camp-
~Itltsls hundred
1mm .IIis
whowattu '0“, line
muses. nails
Ioahalelluwprhonw, saysitisofaa
hula Isolate.
, 0a ”nu-Th will of the lats
public
mumsflm
EAidflocistyfa-thel’reventionof'
. .. Mormlsyiarnaadii‘armschod
he . houn,{9,;i00each Northllud lu-
' Life insurance company until the
Coal Barges ill-II.
Prnsnuao, Oct. mullstween 8,000,010 and
5,000,0whushelsofcoalleftthiaportyester
day for the Cincinnati and lower river mar
beta Late in the evening telegrams an-
nounced tint the fleets had or ,
much diflculty and ormaiderable 15'- in
mg through the obstructions in the
channel at the Pittsburg and Lake Erie
The steamer Charles Jatte was
forced lgainstafala pier and two bargcsof
coalsunk and other-were badlydamsged.
Alatcrqncillsaysthat the channel at the
bridge h blockaded by the Pierpont also
striking the false pier and live
blrgm. Twenty boats are tied up above the
Midst
Students for the Catholic llniveuity.
Baummnl, Oct. ill—There was a special
ordination at the Catholic cathedral for the
bell, Richard C. O’Neill, Thomas E. Galla-
gherandOeorgcJ. anlswereordained
priests. Gallagher goes to the university as
a student with nine others from St. Mary's
seminary. O’Neill and Campbell will re-
lieve Father Great at the Immaculate Cou-
ception, Washington, and Father Fletcher
at St. Patrick’s, Baltimore, respectivelv, the
two latter also entering the university for
higher education. These are the first stud-
ents selected for the university.
Be Built Chicago’s First House.
Wm, W. \a, Oct. ilk—Edward 8.
Ebbaglgedmyelrs, fellinanopeu lirelt
hh home in Bhinnaton, county,this
state, andwas fatally burned. Mr. Ebbert
was authentically on record as the man who
built the first hmrse on the site of Chicago.
In 1819 hehuilt a small log dwelling where
Chicago now stands and lived there until
1825. when he became dbgusted over repeat—
ed Indian invasions and returned home,
where he has lived ever since
A Check {or layer Grant.
Km You, Oct. Ill—Judge Andrews, of
the supreme court, has handed down his de-
cision continuing, pending trial, the tempo
raryinjunction recently obtained by the
United States Illuminating company to re-
strain layer Grant, the board of electrical
control andthecommiaionarof public-works
from interfering in any way with their
wine, polesorplaits. layer Grant is thus
temporarily checked in his crusade against
the electric light wires.
n.- Brwat Preserves.
Hh'l‘rimant—Andtuthinkthataftaall
than thou-ante! years thersshould beso
muchwaterin theses! (hIewould suppoa
ltwuuldhavedrieduplong ago.
liaKornpackir—Yes, that’sso. But then,
youhuow,ithlsheapsotaltlnit,andpapa
aysthewayealt prescrvesthingsiswonda-
ful—NewYorkBun.
It. P. Flower Gives a Dinner.
New You, Oct. m—Ccngressmsn Roa—
well 1’. Flower gaveadinnerst theWiudsar
hotellast night to a numberolgsntleinen
who accom him on a recenttourof
theeoutb, in honor oiEJ’. Howell,of'l’he
Atlanta Cmetitntion. Amongthoeeprceent
werelr. Howell and Julius L. Brown,of
Atlanta: A. Carnegie, Patrick Collins, ll.
ll. Hoe,ThomasltutteI-sndli. ll. Ports.-
Three lea were Killed.
mamaualoarsat
y'imiau Their-dies
Issricthr-wsre horriblyxnangled. The
which was old and defective,“
torntopiscea
Society People as Firetrap.
Parsons mild. Oct. Ill—Hr. Levin
Ellallandhissistwilarah, hothpromineni
peopled thiseoun havebseucou-
ofinemdiarhrn in Coast
liles‘ warehouse at Fair-mount, Somerset
county, a month ago. acutence was do
mass In- lathe lleart.
New (rammed—Thermos...
ocrat’sDuraatIllMspecialays: Leellirch
killed likhard linhzher on Sunday,”
fill'hgiale, bystabhing him to the heart.
thaipaid lintaheradollar toonulchiu
a settlement,“ his efforts turnover it
ledtothequarrel.
Abel-dell with Ills Ian's Pu.
ins, 0., Octal—E. W. Hughes, who
hahemscting airs-anal forBIehardsh
0a,onutraetasforthslswcolmnlan,urns
andlilwsuharaIIMhasahsoondsdwithln
,mflthwhichhe hadhssn sun-natal tc
molthnhuulh’hhchrge.
7‘} , “his“ ‘
mu cam-mums-
“Wale-um
wanes-um
loyalty sad III on... a...
, twssathspopeoflhnnssndloopoldll,
'. E ohns, and for uIJmI'qb.Wlfl.-l’. 31w
. unam- pus doom minimums.
Take a Hand. .
m
HEB WWW UIIOLY A Villa
4 Is'asatis m e! Ilsa, ass-wise.
Cease Bernard's flight has Belate-
wtth 'l‘ea milieu of Frauen—lieu!“
by the Klars Police and Imprisoned.
law You, Oct. mature some up Is
tthniisd hut—district counted” scars
which brings out In clear light a «Intent lie-mm
hinge! thalielgisns, as to their respective
authority in the appointment at bishop...
inmathounisst helium: two bishops, the
dightofthsfaumusOauon Bernard to tbb
country with room ”#111,000 in trust funds,
his kldnaping and return to Belgium. his in-
«secretion, alul,all in all, It thrilling ac-
count of his strong devotion to his coolest» :
tics] mperhn. The cone to known as that5
of lean Bernard against I’I-II-r llowo, es~
ms of this county, and the suit is lmllt
to recover WWI) width the ulwrllf turned
over to Francois BImI-gmiu in Ni). Them
counsel for. Canon Bernard are Wilcox it
.. Il'hvmmduwnsmhm w
i‘ "I" IMO?!“ the (ll-u I .II . mm
late in the year I570, Edmond Joseph Du-
mont, bishop of Consul, Belgium, was mu»,
cecdsd as bishop by Isidore Joseph Durous-
seau,an appointment by the pope. it up
pearsthat there was a fund amounting to
cess, and of this fund the bishop had charge.
Bishop burnout refused to vacate the place
and deliver the fund to his successor. No
record is Ircpt of such funds, for the law of ‘,
Belgium forbid the maintenance of such ’
funds by the Roman Catholic church, so that i
only by word of mouth duos (Inc bishop give .
to his succmor a statement of the nnIourIt.
The Treasure Carried Oil”.
On Friday, Dec: “.1870, while Bishop lIII-
nIont was out of his palate, in the owning,
five men and a locksmith forced tbsir way .
in, and alter-n sharp struggle with the re
tainersof the place, took lxmmiou or the
hmaeand the treasure, put a new look on
the door, and thus barred out Bishop Du-
mout. The treasure was in two large safes.
Canon Bernard was private secretary in
Bishop Durousseau, and had been charged
by his superior with the custody of the
funds. He took the funds, which were 9411'
titles payable to the bearer, and embarked
for Canada. He landed in Quebec, whore hu
deposited I,:I(II,000 francs with u Info d.»—
posit company, thence went to lbnlon and
deposited some 1,000,000 francs "pro, and
then to this city, where be deposited some
3.,w00m in francs, or the comm now in
dispute. The canon went next In Mexico,
and from there to Havana.
Pnrsned by King Leupold.
During all his wanderings i'unon Bernard
was pursued and watched by L'flllSV'i'll'lt‘S of
King Leopold. It appears that the exist- ,
once 01 the large fund of the diocese had
been a revelation to the king of the itch
glans. He claimed that in view of the Bel-
gian laws the tin—WWOI’ . ,IIIO 000 francs
should etc-heat to the aroma. it Havana
Canon Bernard was wired by Leopold’si
emissnries, use thrown into jail and then, E
as he Inserts, without process; of law, he was. '
putonbonrd a tome! and finally landed In?
prisonnt Brussels. No one was aliowceltol
see him.
Leopold then began suit againstt.‘ anon Ben-
nard to recover the 8000, 000 deposited In this?
city An attachment was issued here, but it ‘:
fell through. Bishop Dumont simultaneously ‘
brought another action in Belgium, and
King Leopold slapped on another suit, in- .
tending that this time it should hold. III the E
Demont suit judgment was obtained against ’
Canon BernardVI-hile he was kept locked up
in prison, and Francois Bourgeois, commis—
sary of police at Brussels, was appointed re-
ceiver. .
The King's Second Suit.
On July 27, 1882, in the king's second suit.
brought in this city, a warrant was imed
under which Sheriff Bowe seized the wiper-lg
in this county. Bourgeois thencame over
here and brought an action as receiver In the
summecourt. Meanwhile, Bishop Durounr
scan promoted a claim here to the property .
He lich a claim with the sherifi' and de—'
mended a trial by jury. With Bernard
locked up in Brussels the bishop stood a good
chance of getting the money, whereupon
mug lmpold, fearful that he would lose the'
boodle after all, induced the bishop, by some
unknown influence, to withdraw his suit.
Landed in Ilia Coflbrs.
Bourgeois wont to Boston and there began
a suitto recover the 1,000,!!!) francs under
thennmoofllcrnnrd. As Bernardappeared
‘lo be the plaintiil‘ the funds were delivered
up and Bourgeois landed them ultimately in
the collersof the kiugof the Belgians. Canon
Bernard has blmlgbt suit in Boston as well
ashore. After Bourgeois returnedhemwith ‘3'
the funds from Boston King leopold discon-
tiuusdhh second suit, thewarrant of st-
Mtachmntwathusmuulhiandthen Boar
l"‘geoisI-Iainusd the securities sane-herald
Der“! Bowedclivered up the {$0,900,.
“ A lawyer Wily.
Aslnepisode in u... ammonium” L
has,“ Quebec, who knewof 019180001}
frauathere deposited, went to Belgium to
let in the matter, and the king plumply had
him locked up. it Is said that between the
risen and the asylum he lost his mind. He
wasllnally freedou thedemandof theBrit
hh government. He was found innocent of
fraud. Canon Bernard was finally placed
on trial in 1883 on the charge of cmbessle
ment. He was acquitted. His defense was
hell
acquitted he went to London. He
wastill followed by King Leopold and wae
indicted in 1884 on the charge of “traffic!-
ing in trust funds."
Canon Bernard, .heing m‘léiln London, was
as r. i cl
pale palof motion“: m
,refbedtocomply with the
mmumb lmportantchair h
an
aladlugfithulieeducatioullinstitutioa.
ltlaytstheanoe-esang.
noiuaousouroirnuuhin
thalngrsdiostl um
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fullanuddriaupthllIli
OLEVELANO’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
'l‘hispowderisrnsdeooly oulyofstrlctlypure.
firspscream creamot‘tartar.sudlrletly
learbonate ofsods. withallttlsw the
flourtopreserveit. mum
ofllciaiosl owasrnasutsni
down
The chcioest 1'03 Ever Offered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DELICIOUB BEVERAGE. TRY 1T.
1’: viii we: no say aw. Milly rm: mm
It is the "morn (Imus l. KAY, led from
h In ct p “II-Imus nwluuamnhco abv intely
. u all :Idultemttr us or mlorimv
:es are hermetically mun
. weight. It is morn non.
III the lower grate;
macaw Tea 00.11.06.
.35 hurling Blip, heu- York.
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".1 ill' ’l‘ilN k 00.:
it. L’liOlillElIIEU
CHAS. ll. minus,
South Norwslk. Conn.
"aulr 5.
6:1- mic!
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A Tall With
CM. Ferris. loses Glover. David Plait.
8. K. Stanley, Mrs Henry Seymour
and Others.
Iow will he found a sample n: the maltitade of
to “more tFransIIn Bowsslflou. of
7M Broadwa how York, daily receive. Thea
joined rinses ltedtest imoniais retmmyourfrgds
andnclghbors lldhs honor-laddpom you know as!
straight
and
whowouhi room to hsapart
forethencan u,beizlvouefor
Whathas beendone my?
'deI IlIoIIy totenger suler when the
wwlhstmrmm
cm. 0. II. Imusays: ”in ms lwse
333;? '33 ’ ' ' ‘Wssoifiigmnm
on, money
lsuflcrcd aboutone andahalf.
wssdonethstracdica still could
acouaciiot doctorsdcclsred
othasgsvemelhebeucfltsofdmbte.
finally to take liowes' Blood
havebeenaweilraauforoursixyau.‘
unusual! Bunion-,aldtohanhsd
by Dr. offlew 'lorII
"low— I todiesny
alone; sorewouli not heal.
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saucer
city. Was
not able tow
Testimony ofaBernsrksble Cure
in Nor-walk. Conn.
Ills: Celia Starr. (new lire. Charles
Bennett), Great It" lorwalh. Olen.
lotion fimkm
cars
eighthandrad dollars.” to
iued ore eeat' s
accurate '
W . I, .
mgméu.
tron
MI Yaw Great for It.
sullen "tot.
Imusamws. con.
«no 1'
CANDIES
emu mesa
BAKERY
WW animus-m...
”3.30an
m nun-an
M Mrs. M. E. "Saga.
.4... CARRIAGE MANUFACTUR‘I.
vaftcrtlkmgtwoorthree hott'alwueutirel
curedaud
mdemu ”At 122 AND 128 WATER STREET,
' W.-0.QUIITARD
' Thanks to the Public. v
in... ... u" m III-o
3.1" so
for s'msu
ssssre nu: .
”ii-fig.“
vrnu
Chestnuts:
Ilene Iasonry all Undies.
museum! Ina lass. denim
to
”y sue-i Jermain” for“ trees
tactics madw IIILIAI uw
as s um street. souls
"VOH,
«aim BUILDING
nonwasx, - coax.
arm-Iona.
DAILY. .. tVlliiliG.
(excepting Saturday.) aloud-y, Wrdassdsy and
0 a. a; to l p m. 2 "I‘ll:
tantalum. 713031010
FRANK ILRUBCOE, Principal.
[mill BIIIIIII OIIIIEI
(Ya-any Wk: Auden”
AND SCHOOL OF
ShunIaII and hunting,
5| Atlantic 81.. Illa-ford, (It.
(Closed for vacation July my)
Reopens for Study hop: 4, I869.
BRANCHES TAUGH’!" —Shorihar.d Typewrit-
lng, c, Booth keeping I‘I
Arithmetic, Business prance: 'I'clegflphy. Comps?
haw Managua" Ml my“ at this mi meant. its: are visits: and Misti-e host cyst, all m setter Wm how wuss
W5?" ., “Emma"...Eé‘m m.‘i._';‘.";":..'".‘:."'"“t 't'nEJ' "“m’“"'" M
HWmL-xyfi'" ‘ m.m&.madaasw.liasofwlm“‘ “Onwflrflsyammm
The Place for You to Buy NOW
SCOFIELD &
NORWALK AN}! flOU'l‘
Irwn am: 563"" sea lmsllcws rarrnasr.
FALL GREETING.
I desire to all your in attention to
and enrsfally um nuclei cloths 'f’o’r I"
Fall and Winter Sailings,
bracing Ihhs-tgoodsisths mathematician!»
fitnmiumm. which] a. pr
heapsubort seller to the races fseios Iosahis
lesadiaihebsstrusomr In the purpose of
the-Inst erecting amends. [have In my
llr. CHARLES WALTER,
YIMGIaaCuIIsrmf )5 Isan'cspsrlsau. Iona
A
srlywiihl ll bheredest Isle of.liorwaih endear
ploy only the belief still In making up my [code
In Suits and Pants
Missedsahthutthstlcsa you.snd
guaranteeing fail sail-action.
and ALWAYG 1. at
HOYT’S.
H NORWALK.
Pllliiilli OBOE-Willi“.
Moat—u...
Eli 010,394 I‘JBEE‘B 00002
ins week we oilerslotof
w
ARTISTMATERIALS
Below cost of manufacture.
.‘s .
Always In steels.
continuance of the new.
Prices Reasonable.
M. DAV|3
MERCHANT TAILOR,
IIIIoa etc.
’l'bel’riadpal will heat the College after Aug 00
to meet any who may wish
the institution.
Catalogues-set free an ‘app IcaIIon letter to
A. ll BILL. Prln
Hillside, -
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls III YIIII LaIies,
nn-ornss our. ad, ’89.
Repairing and GeneralBlacksmithing
The undersigned have opened a shop In
“General Carriage lahiag. Repairing
Ilene Sheets; and bcaeral ’
Blalsaltblsg,
South liorwalt. where will canyon Ihesbove
hartussssadatteud towerin- la the hot and
murmurs-Issuer. hwshanflsdsadret.
ovsm DRIDOII. 10565. Boil,
All) nllbhle l srzcran'rr.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
MIMWsMIIy.
also-talus». leath'orwall.
Troy Hand laundry,
Mc'aslsaairywoitdoaestrsaoasbls prices.
Ailwurkuuuaby bani. Give astrhl.
R. F. ASKEW.mu
g 5 Il’.
BuIlders" ------ Hm
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish
Wire Steel Boer flats,
Walnut!!!“
”lathe «mm-swans.»
Marissa”!
[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIIIIII
lissllayhyts
Reduce My Pricea
helmhau‘shanaaeanlrm
1'03 m nomars
stun—Ian mar
$2. 00 For 002.
M's-she“
from In.
to arrange for enminw
g’SEWERSl
E V“ Bl l’lbjlti',”
”BALEEIM
I
All!)
EGeIIe 'iil Sewer {'ontrzxctor
preparedmmskc «number with main sewv
‘. pig?” In Ibis city on the most fsrorahzc terro-
niesiutcmim; I to men with the rerrn' y ia‘d
minim: city whirled it to their aduntscc to
films him 334 u
1 . M. I’IERCF
Box 20. south Nowell,“
Norwalk Conn.§§31‘3WER PIIPFESummer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
l BAHOAIN'
Just received—another invoice c i there
PAPOOSE
NURSING BOTTLES.
Theylisveaauodbischrabbr so an the
pricewiilbeoaly ' IE (I
10 CENTS EACH.
HALE THE BHOGGIST...
M.
Jacob M. Layton,
lat hints-l ilesa Aral.
General lnsursneel gency
the, “foul lethal.
“mom—cabins" m
Minoan” "larval-ts
oil-ruse.
lstuyl‘ltllr. Whirl.
lsilral‘l‘ielets humiliated
lemma.
awed-past. “new
South nos-walk. Conn.
Go To
lflflllllfllllll’l
Choicew Groceries
I Lame Line If Ilurcoalinu
Thanlfai for past forum, I respectlully solicit a:
Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk.;
E Can and see Them.
.Plaisted’s Drug Store
‘ 43 Washington St.
‘WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT
For Yachting or Estonian Psme- it has no Equal.
‘Mgemflld
We claim we 99‘! h.)
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
in town for price and quality. You “Miami
MOODY’S AROHAJ‘IG SIR"?
luri‘holcrs Mothers d'l' t I
[mm mm “m larva lied II ng Children. Pronounced tote the M3 thing m in M Ia
Price, 250 a Bottle.
--A’P——-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington 81... So. lorwalk.
'THE LEADING BRIDGEPOBT DRY GOODS HOUSE
mo 1-...
W. B. HALL & CO.
Cor. liain and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
Greatly enlarged, New Elevator runs from back of the
Old Store, New Dress Goods Room, New-Clea Room,
New Genta’ Furnishings Section, Cotton Underwear
and Corsets Up Stairway.
. )5.
Special Offerings.
100 pieces Fine and High Grade of Colored Cashmms,
00pIecos Flue French Borges, 42 inches at 716.
The above two 109 are sold at {1. co every where.
One case 'l'rioots. 45o, worrhilt) c.
One case Drap D’Almas. 50c.
One case 40-inch Serge, 60c.
One we All Wotl Flannel, 25c.
.oeeenrmomnsflm .e... will? 3
New Velvets and Flushes.
aLIicIt noses ”cooos.
Our special attraction for this week will he 200W“ Du"
D’Almae, asbestopnlw, Royal Fanciee,Crs s,Ameres ohm gages“
Muslim Iany of theoeleblltcd Ina of EW1%,~ In”
any worth si'pero yard. II you are in want of s black dress we would abyss to
at
examine this I' goods, as it will be impossible to duplicate“. MM
mere, 37”., 40c. and 00c. Greatly under price.
2,000 New Cleats. livery New Shape. Tale Elevator.
Tllllllflll Oll' Slum III! Gilli III in Gui: III].
W.B.HALL&
”inshore-Agmm
:—~srmmermor——~ ‘
'1‘. nuns norm & son.
annowoonr
you. saunas mamas-en,
, ‘ 1 i
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