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mom Taft. who was stand-
thedoor'of hie Wallstreot store,
“190m of breaking glamand
2; up discovered flames creeping
lint“ One of the windows on the third
of tleorwalk Bostrm store. He
man alann and in a few minuteii the
' department* will (II Mild. Hope
noompany turned a stream direct
the fire near the window. while
. Rogue company's line of lune
Illle of been from the supply wagon
«unwaethebuuaiug. The three
’Jobn both. of the Fire Police, and
Biohnd G. Hitched, a salesman, roamin-
od lntheatore allnightandtoday the
WWW.“ old wooden struc-
on; would he enamored. A large
Win the street and upon
, Wiring sidewalks to wateh the
, darted in the hallway, near the
Mia-ding tothe fourth story. The
tlamsa had ‘ gained good headway,
“had it not been early in the evening
ehh'rebuilding would have been in
.fltedamage by fire and water memo
the building. llr. O'Gorman thinks.
M $0,000 to the stock. There ls
Wot $12,” on the building.
' J. Donovan, of this city,
4 . theagenoy of Taylor 5: Golden.
O’Gor'man says h'u stock inventories
W $40.00!) and $42,000 and that he
‘ m for ninety per cent. of that
m, which fully protects him against
. by fire and wafer. 3‘-
" “ in: Knight, who conducts the milli—
m , carries an insurance of
W onher stock. She claims she is
ill-mum.
51h valuable oil painting by the new
i hits-d artist, (3. W. Plait, entitled
arming Glories," which is on exhibi-
tim at the store, was insured for $3,000,
but 8 not, damaged.
.thuthe darinof lire transom out
Ir. O'Gormsm was eating supper, but
“'7 “hi wife told him it was box I!» he
m down town He Ind gone but a
Ml didaneo when he heard it was the
m We. Reaching the store he
washout: out of his desk and car-
tltam out of the building to a place
L 1“ filety. Realtorwruds put them in
? «II, National Bank of Norwulk’s vault.
r
IINII’I’A N'I' (“Mb
I. cal-cl Suva-an luau "and a
. ungr- mun ca the contaminant:
" W (I'lmrlm'l’. Clark, of the
W3. ll.. will sail for Europe
flmynobeabsent some time. It
i quietly rumored that important de-
velopmmtswill he made public shortly.
hammered: l.s.o.,
l lib-plain. Albert
hammers liens lulu Away.
”murmur.
Apretty Wedding took mum-
Ding” tho BOW church in tilfi city.
“'9 .
ma ., when Elm-e!»
Theohurchwasprsttilydoooratadwlth
presided at theorgau and while the guests
were gathering be rendered several
selections. Shortly after 7 o 'clock the
bridal party entered the church, the
bride on the arm of hot uncle, John W.
Draw, of Brooklyn, plow-led by two of
thy ushers, Elbert W. I-‘itch and Elton
ll. Baker. They proceeded up tho can
aisle, and were met by the other ushers,
Samuel M. Stevens and James Paul, the
groom and his best man. J. Emery Stev-
em, who came down the weal aisle.
Rev. A. Wheath. [motor “of the church,
was the officiating clergyman and per-
formed the mremony in an impressive
manner. The bride was given away by
her uncle. She woroupretty wotume
of cnmel‘e hair. At the conclusion of the
ceremony the bridal party took the Pitts-
tield express for New York. amid show-
ers of rice thrown by a large number of
friends, who extended congratulatioru
and best wishea.
no Gleam-(loony Nuptlal».
About 1,000 relatives and friends wit-
nessed the marriage of ”I88 Susan )1.
Cooney, daughter of Thomas (Boom-y. of
Norwalk, to Richard Glauon. of Meri-
don, which was nilemnizml yestunlay
morning at SLRcm's church. in that
city, with n nuptial high Ilium. Rev.
Father Gimmin, of Thoniyrionviliu, per-
formed the ceremony previous in the
mails. Both the bride and the maid of
honor were dresml in crushed row trav—
eling suits. hats to match. and pom!
ornaments. The altars were beautifully
decorated with potted flowers. while ferns
and daisies were tastefully intertwined
together. The organ. too. was banked
with potted plants. and members of the
choir wore hotltonniers, rind (mirage hull-
quets. After the simple marriage rere-
mony according to the Catholic ritual
had been performed. the bridal party
occupied one of the front pews while the
nuptial high mane Wm; being celebrated.
At the clone of the mow the lL‘lllt'l’lt led
the bridal party from the churrh. The
wedding bmlrfant was served the bridal
party by RA'V. Father lchlennoy oi the
parochial rmidence. Attorney Gleeaon
and bride tried to keep were! the time of
their departure on the wedding jounn-y.
but some friends unraveled the mystery,
and there were 100 purple at the depot
in waiting. As soon as the bridal couple
alighled from the carriage they were
graded with a shower of rice and the re~
port of three large cannon numbers.
The bride was the recipient of a large
number of wrful and anally prt-mnls.
nudontheir return from the wedding
trip to flamingo and other places, Mr.
and Mrs. (lleeam will go to housekeeping
with the best wishes of runny friends.
Amulterl with the Iron a... .r‘. warp.
Lust evening, as Eugene Soolleld was
coming horn hi3 work in llateh. Bailey
at Company's planing mill. he did not
notice that l‘uvnnagh's expresu wagon.
on it» way from the llouaatonie freight
depot near the lot-k factory to Marshall
street. wan near him until he was di.
rectly in front of the homes and nearly
run over. lie held up his dinner pull
for the purpose of stopping the team.
Martin Sullivan. the driwr. llunight lllr.
Soofleld had struck the animal-i. and
getting out of the wagon, hit llr. Sm-
tieldouthehead with the iron butt of
the whip which in: carried. makinga
wound three and a half inches long.
The out bled profusely. and traluml llr.
Seolleld much suffering. Sullivan wan
omitted and Thomas Usvanagh gave
bonds of .100 for his appearanoo Friday
for trial. Mr. Bootield was taken to his
home in But Norwalk,whero he now
lie» in a critical rendition.
,run.hlhr§5§n773fi§iib¥1.
Whoel-n Who will Be in Hartford
WHMWMM?
Norwalk wheelmen are interested in
the preparations for the Fourth of July
tournament under the amnion of the
Columbia .Cycle club of Hartford. at
CliarterOIk Park. The following elulat
have “Famed their intsntlonof being
mount: Prohrloe clubof Springfield. 100
men; New Britain. 00 m: Ilerldon,
no man: New Haven Wheel club.
and Iloversof New Haven. 75 men.
Bay State club from Wow-star, In»:
mule island thalmsu from Provh
dance; hquouoch club, Windsor loch:
Manchester, Birmingham. Brhlgeport
snqutsrbury. Onlltvmorulngoflhe
Fourth lhuawlll baa "seoruhers ran”
MW in Ballad. in which
75m from the clung! rm
cityandthallolyohtiubwilltahspart.
'l‘lra psradowill format tlis tapitol at
it» a. In. The rests will begin u
(titular Oak M all p. in.
Ialhalay Altar Ilia Maury.
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KILLED II THE TllEllCll
'I'lll ’I‘lllllllol DBA’I'I 01’ All
ITALIAN “Mill.
CM“ by a slum n-um Found Ina
w-m Pipe-Jill nut Ilrolw- no Illa
Ill '
G . . A , V
age, an Italian laborer employed on the
work of laying the new lineof pipe from
the lower neaervoir to flouth Norwnllr,
met a terrible death at Broad River, late
yesterday afternoon. Ila wan in the
ditch at a point on the old Silver Mini:
mud, where the pipe conw over the hill.
{some of his fellow lalxm wore engagnl
in lowering a length of sixteenoiuoh pipe.
weighing about 1,600 worlds, into the
trench. when one of the 6x4 skids broke,
then the other,which canted the heavy
pipe to fall upon Riccio. breaking his
neck and crushing his ribs and chest. lie
was dead when taken out of the. trench.
The body was removed to the barrnclm
in that loculitynvhere it was viewed later
in the day by Medical Examiner Burke,
who made a report to the coroner in ac-
cordancewith the above facts. Under
taker (Yavauaugh buried the remains:
today.
immediately after the mmident all the
Italian laboreru refined to work. it
is thought that they will not return to i"
work for a day or two. or until the ex-
citing incident to the unfortunate affair
has subsided.
(midrnzs' uranium.
The lllxh Bolton! clue of '91 Entertain
Their Friends at Maple Ilnll.
The gmduum of the Hanoi 'lll of the
South Norwnlk liigh wlnmlJu-ll their
n'r'cplion in Muuir- Hall. lam evening.
There was a very large atlendunw. fully
sort-u hundred people being on the llmr
and in the tummy. The. rm’rptimi was
the nitriisuemwfnl and thoroughly en-
joyable ever held here. The grand ninrrh
mmruenced ab at Mo u'eloek and the
eighteen dances on the programme were
finished at l‘.’. Smytho's orr'he‘slrn fur—
nished excellent mush: for dancing. The
costumes of tholadies were very hand-
some and with the gentlemen in evening
dress the scene was a charming one.
Major ('. l'i. Duty was the floor man-
ager. and his aides werellownnl llulmea.
0. Fred Moullon. John J l'uuinugh.
Elli-rt \V. Fitch. Eilml ll. link»! and
Bomnrd J. Reynaldo.
Among that»I present frolu‘om of town
were: Miss Mayme lloyt. Slim l'la
lluiobimiou and Mr. lleinlmrt, New York;
Mien lime» Farringbru. llmmpiinl;
Misses i'loruum- and Hattie llyall. Sow
llnuhellr: Minn Pearl Whitlztkvr, Womb
iivld. N. .l.: Miss Susie 2. ScolieI-l, Miro
Bertha Inelrwnml, Mina Ib-len llnyi. .l,
Ben Keith. William Kirk. llnrry Hur-
lau-l. Victor Delano. llnrry Ballard and
l'hunrhill-Hllngflford. Stamfonl; Mime-o
Ammo. Hattie and Annie Raymond. and
.l. Emmmu. Nnmton: Mina-e Sadie and
Ibmie Miller, llmrgetowu: Mimi Kittie-
Ferriu. Mini (lertrude Dibble. Minn tilin-
(‘ohn bliss Lina Stevens and Sir. Slovene.
Mr. and Mn. Irewio Raymond. Rnwaynm:
Miro Smile Jarvis. Will llopliim. l-‘. \l’.
‘oestm. ll. II. Inulmcher, lleorgr Fryer.
E. B. Jennings and Mr. Hunting», Bridge-
port: Him Alice and Edna Sherwuxl.
firm-nu Farms: Mina Laura and Fri-cl Hor-
lmm and Paul Ninth, \l'wtpurl: llunfnnl
Weed. New l'nnunn.
NEW POI'II 'I'IlM'K SIXTH“.
It will be (ionsplytud Mtwm Mull- hor-
walk and living-port (retainer l.
lly Ortolmr l, it in exlmted that the
four traeks between South Namvalh and
flridgemrtmll miloawwill be mmpletml
and in nae. The two new tracks have
been completed and are in late. and now
the work of lowering the two old track»
and bringing them on a level with the
new tracks. isgoing forward. The four
truth have been in use for the nine
miles between Port (master and New
Rochelle for several monihm and when
the smith Norwalk and Bridgeport oer-
tlcin Mcomphtod thrsuwill luv an miles
more. timid
me ms “or mu.
luau of lat-rant comm um and
‘ m
Smtaryhlohlohas ap ntsdthsllal.
(3. llallam,ofllliuols.to asaistaate
elarkof tbs onion onenvles 6m
Ilium, Jr.,
building
The Cedar Hill sum
Heat Joy. Pa. wars
, interim Mm islet-ram
mt allows the estrumlaslathslnarnry
to be “778,850.
Richard Johnston. district attorney of
Allegheny county. Pa, and a brilliant
young lawyer, dlsd suddauly‘of hurt dis-
can.
Alderman John Manning, of Buffalo'
Twelfth ward. died of dropsy. lie was
forty years of age, and had mvad sevnal
time» no anpervlaor and an.
The boiler of shifting angina No. as, on
Central railroad of New Janey, exploded
nmr Susquehanna Junction, Pu. instantly
killing Engineer Thomas Trip, Blanch
Chunk; Fireman J. Pope, Unoford; Brake-
msn Gallagher and Smith, of luck
Chunk. , _
‘ Brooklyn's llruhug. Hugh 0. Miller, was
lieutenant to the Elmira rdormatory.
Judge Moore told him that he must not
expect tobenleased in a yur or fifteen
month: ller confessed to setting fin
to the be 130 and till Bridge street in
March last.
Lady Macdonald has been promoted to
thepeeragruanward forherhuahuud's
long and distinguished public envious.
Controller of the Treasury Lacey has
written Mayor Stuart. of Philadelphia,
that it iv the purpose. of the treasury do
rtment to aid in every licabla way
tlwinvmtlgntiouof the eyetone bank's
affairs with a view to ascertaining who
have been guilty of criminal violations of
law.
In a apeecb before the llushwick llsmov
cralic club, of Brooklyn, ldsuumt Gov-
emor Janna earnestly decried the personal
ambition in the Democratic party of the
state which threatened to impair the
chances of Democratic sum ‘
Er l’rea'nlenl Joseph Battle, of the Eliza—
beth is. .l. ) Water company,
another handsome property to the Chris
tinn Alliance, which practbu filth cum
A: New York Charles kae's two
year-old daughter fell from the window of
an “I” truin, but was not hurt.
Robert Ellison, a young Swath at work
on the roof of the tea story Holland house,
‘28) Fifth avenue, New York. fell the ten
aortas, but was not killed Ila may die.
The Monongahela pmhytery ed the
United Presbyterian church mat at thv
kinshuru, Pa, and removed the some.
of nunpension from the Ron. 0. B. and K
M. Mulligan. restored the license of Hr. J.
.t. Burnett and appointed the proper coup
mitten for the organization of the 1'.“
Liberty and Wilkinsburg Reformed I’M!-
byterians an United l’resbyleriapp.
llurricanea and floods in Kansas and
Missouri are working great harm.
Ila llnblncl Ilia "ant.
er (tuna, Pa, JulyL—N‘m lira-a
llrnmter stepped from at Harbor: and
Luke Erie train at Sew ('uatle Junction
very diseonmlate. rib: had promised to
marry lit-why llichnnlaon, and hail IW
mth bun tom) to l'itrnburg, where they
won to he married, Richardson stole her
pooh“ hook, ring» and watch, and left the
train near Younsuown, ller whether-it
rolltnlnfll all her money, about two,
T HE BASEBALL WOflLD.
sari-"ml mew. and Amateur: Mia-
tlna (hasn't-molly tin-u.
sanout wont.
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Hinton. .,,.o o o o o o o l
imam: Ihmming and Daly,
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M Philadelphia—
Philwlvipldall o r 0
New Your: 0 0 o
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and Earthy.
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lhllrrim: Radlmurue andt'la
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inmmpletedmoraemhmwrnonoftb
Kw Yorh‘dfvltlrmwlll be unwanted.
but tbs corollary has not yet decided
where the new work will begin.
The opening of the llmlth Norwalh
and llridgrport mom mm m: will u. m
ford much Will?! rouvenim-e in the
kindling of trairu. it will he par-
tioularly convenient in the handlingof
freight trains. The separating of the ‘
freight from the W usrvioe on a
flier-tuck mien. atlb greatly to the
ollloieuey and dhpatch of moving train.
Thishasprmsdtrue on the arr-timbre
tween Portohreter and New knell-die.
madam-m.
moment mwuwoflr
regulsrmontldymeutlagthheveuingal
Bo‘clorhiuths secretary's either.
The flratof’ theatrlssof time”
ofhall m that. the.“ all
Mates white played master-day
aftmmnou “emporium.”
lorwalk. :
mmunmmmum
mm.mum 2 o‘clock.
cwuu.nm.mnm arr-(lamp
mum-Mia the We!
hhdogaudhearhgaaohm hallo-t
‘tomrdoasoflhshltcflu Mont.
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Horrible sum... of sum in
om Africa.
"0 ”DUMB DE ATM mar.
luvui'u wan-ram nil-anon or
Ill. DID" 17ml. lulla- tho "avian
Ilm level!“- Ilvaw ”no It [had to Bu.
Mums. July l.-—A letter just received
Iron-liter" krona Hiya that the vigilant
“ppm-ion of the slave trade along the
roan and the ttmmillrnl inability of the
warlike ram todiqm‘ of their captives
at a profit has mum] a revival in the moat
terrible from of the more of slaughter
and blovxlvbul wh'urh formerly made every
chief town of the interior a gulgotha. A
n. omi- Drum om- limo. ' '
Coommio, it is said, ban attain witnessed
the killing of a many as are victims in
outdaymnd the death drum is hurdle
the atruta even more frequently than out
More the British Anhauteo ”partition,
whenltwaahopul ouch sooner were put
to so and forever. The savage Wangurus
fluently made a raid lulo llamba. m-
plsteiy devastating the villages and carry-
ing ol om 2Wiver.
‘fluy glow ’l'w- Tho-“Id.
Thrywmunahletoget ridofthepri
as as alarm, and held a sacrifltal feast,
which lasted for threedays, in which every
captive perished, out even children being
sparud. It is universally admitted in the
mttlcmautn that the approaching «nine
lieu of the slave trade in weateru Africa is
making warfare more meridian: than it
usuallohe. “fl
flmmtlan Isa mum.
llrnus, July l.«:ievrral cm of death
from absolute want among the poorer
clam have been covered up by the nor
thermos» have as Mogentimly attributable
to dinner. There is a uysteruatlc eflort on
the port or! the authorities to minimize the
misery that prevail» owing to the high
prie- of bread. Nearly every wane IPSI'II‘
lag family keenly feels the situation, and
the kaiser in losing much of the popularity
which ho earned by bl» advocacy of labor
rvform. 'I'lie mounts are taking advau»
up pi the ml dumnlem to oust their
doctrines broadcast. and expect to mp
the harvsat at the next auction for the
elitist-g.
"a TI. nu. lldmatvy’s outlook.
I113”, July L—-’I‘h¢ in. Jamee' Gentle
takeaagloomy view at the future of the
tin plate ladmtrv in liozlami. The fit
mu any: that. the Vin plan- lockout in the
beginning of the duhm- nf a “not Initial:
industry, and that the mum wurklngmen
will seek and find rrrummrativr employ
meal: in America.
GLEASON fiGAiN FlGNTth.
Ila m Tuvalu-rut Salon's mul-
In M Long lulusnl (Slip.
into l5!..t'~ll|'ll'l. S Y .Juiy i. —».\f;s5ur
Patriot. .1 “lemon, of lam; Island l'iLy.
wanna hi: amt-tie again but. mghtJiut
the small" man carried oil the honor-
along with u diatomic-i arm, and will be
able to hand down to him pomrity the
honor of having tint woo-ted the burly
thief magiutrate in a muscular encounter.
The struggle was mm a lot of affnlavita
sent in with a petition against the con,
damnation of the l'rmrth ward khan!
building It ortuvml at a muting of the
health board of Long Island wily, and the
mayor’s opponent waa Alfred ll. Salami.
tremor" of the National Irr company of
this etty, who had appeared before the
Maui aa a citizen our: the petition.
“I move we so into umrtive "anion."
‘ " 'llayor‘" ,oulhe,
tion of that Moment».
"list are be heard fora moment on this
petition," pleaded Xenon,
”So: a word?’
"I am melting and a taxpayer.
he heard "
”We'll use abom that." The big mayor
jumped from lit-u chair and ran to tludoor.
lls shouted for the janitor. w ho d‘uln't
come.
”I dcm't wlnt any trouble," mid Selma.
"(live me my paper» and l will go,"
"You don't not than paprra again," u-
rlutmevl the mayor. Nell-on grabbed for
than The mayor grabbed for him Then
wan a tussle. The ink bottle waa over:
tutu-d llut Selma at Ian moped with
the petition and alllclavlta Dr. Little.
chm! hlo dialer/Ila! arm.
During the row [Monty some lluuaclicl
nuanced to arm: the may or. ll- didn't
carry out his thraat.
I will
"if. ”GOVERNOR OF 60" NEOTICU‘I’.”
0am llll'a Isa-Iota” “as lowered
a; W s. new.
Saw. llavmt. July "th mg
«I "manor
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of
whoiswsatsdln that“ Mb
my. Aloha was found to this city at
oorhaadwaatahutoXawY .
llamoao..lulyl.~lf ll. Balk-Ir,
baa tan sea-mud to uhlauoaasa
wit-meta thawalrmaoftlrayvath
matron-sensor. Muffin”
lsy'arrlsailaelalm that he will untityas
”gum" and that this sum-nun ha
of bistltlrlothatuler
:Ibs flatten! 8mm sum must.
”all!“ out at W
Mam July lv-vl’stn W. breath»,
Wat thou-snarl:
mum stats dairy an.»
alumnus-minute“ hue-admit
Whoa"! , Ir.
human-rim for
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83 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
loluririendsand Patrons.
Owing to the Eire in
our Norwalk Store we
will be unable} to fill
any orders for the pres-
ent. Any goods which
were to have 'been de-
livered, the same will
be attended to at our
South Norwalk Store.
Trusting you will ex-
cuse this unavoidable
delay, we remain,
Your obedient servants,
fillfiiilii iiiliifi'é’.
Boston Stores,
ll'tormm l lanllslyne. Proprietors. ’ 3 ' “
83 Washington‘syt,
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SOUTH NORWALlfii.
RANDALL'Smue ‘ t
War tender
mourn m
ol‘sowrur E. at Wall It.
guaranteed: the latest ma
Kocot' P. nil lain
orlng aR'spudalty? a.
COLLIN R. I. “It
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material and ir and? 3' 1‘,
FITCH. AGVIS. haw *
“Old Hamlet-ad Drag]
music man;
GIBSON. ALEX s. a 11m .
organ and harmony. I“ ,
orsm rum-m m m
HOYT. W. 11. Box. mwmxagr.
f Ra ad. Plan exporters
gale aggro i; “all?” .
REED s: uovsm. lat Water
tors aadahippsrs of Swallow t
VAN NAME. 1.1.100. nonhuman.
Par-rm m loom .
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.. Riverside "ah: ' ',
Ergo specialty. by steam, wail! W
. References: Norwalk Incl ...
(uranium. Bo =~
neu. (steam: John
11.3mm. (steam);
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