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runs with Lotion—«A Iyatary.
M than grammars poorly rimmed
choir”! staggered into Ennis Crabb's
cobbling shop onllainstmet, Norwalk,
,nnd confidentially informed the proprie-
_4 truth» be had in his possession a mail
bag which would make first-class stock
tarball soles. He said he would sell it
, , cheap ashe was short of money. Mr.
' Crahbquestioned the fellow and learned
{that he lived in Wilton; that he was
,: aralkingacrom therailroad bridge near
, - “place when he happened to spy the
..haglying in about three feet of water.
Batished "it out and carried it home. ,It
.Wfivo'fdet long and about half full of
mail matterasnear as he could judge.
4 HILCrahb told the stranger he might
buy itand advised him to bring it down.
' Ir. Clabb spoke of the occurrence to
’ several and no little curiousity has been
' aroused as to how so suspicious n looking
character should get hold of a mail
"A I 8mm. reporter called on
4111' drubb, who told him the above story
and asked him to inform the post office
authorities about the matter. The re-
porter did so and also interviewed 0. II.
Swift, mail agent on the Daubury and
Norwalk railroad. as he thought the
pouch might possibly have slipped from
4 his car and fell into the river. Mr. Swift
’ mid this was impossible, as none of his
pouches were Inissing. The mutter re-
mins 3 mystery.
If the WiltonittI would deliver theI
pouch either to Mr. Crubb or to the poet
onion authorities the mystery might be
cleared up.
“ PETE" SMITH 0N TRIAL.
Ponltlucly Identified by the Victim of his
Outrageous Amalt.
William Smith, formerly of South Nor-
walk, who was arrested by Officer Adams
in Norwalk last week, charged with
molt with intent tocommit outrage,
was arraigned for trial in the Bridgeport
city court yesterday. The complainant,
Frances Luth, a French domestic at. the
George hotel, Black Rock, was the only
witnem for the state. She said Smith
induced her to walk with him, made
improper proposals, which she repulsed.
then threw her down. and after securing
her purse containing 36.7.}, lied without
accomplishing the serious crime he in-
tended. Although Smith denied the
chllge and entered a vehement plea of
Mgllllty, she positiver identified him.
The also was continued until this
morning, the prisoner being held in
bonds of #1,“)0. which llt.‘ was unable to
furnish.
AllJlllillNlill CITY IEBTINII.
no Salient OI Strut Lighting to be
Coualdorcd thin Evening.
An adjourned city meeting will In-
held in the hall of the Knights of the
lyntic Chain this evening to hear the
.W of tho conunittc I appointed to all
ibwa'flu with the commune of u..-
Clty Councilon lamps and gas, to inquire
Into the bestand most economical method
of lighting tbcstreets; also about the cost
iotho city of furnishing its own light.
either by electricity or gas. The lighting
of the city streets isavery important
nhjeet, involving theormditure, under
the present method, of nearly $8.000.
WW1 should, therefore, call out II
Vlnrge gathering of citizens.
A W au- Among III. IIInnlllg.
“Katie flurry, of 8 Grand street.
New York, was at the Church street
station in that city, yesterday. trying to
identify thebody of her husband, Wil~
llIm Barry, a coinpositor in the IIIIIploy
of the South Publishing company. w hose
amusing room-were datroyed in the
MMMHV t begotunlny. She
ll, and
thought some a: he} im‘ cerium
but Norwalk might have taken his
bdrm ”1 line tlu would
, “in hnybfm vaflheysaid lid:
4“ watch and rule taken from an
It‘ll-3M Mend the description
dolmmtoher husband. Mr.
willhs ”bored by Norwalk
2.” anon ofWiIliaIn Barry,
“My livnllim the l’mlmct llill
“- It. “4......"
‘ “mm mm. on.
The uni raoe arranged to take pint-o
‘ tho “that" and the "Enigma"
anal. Is the owner of the
ha Med down, and notified
m’narm III» III. race In oil.
IN N of Manner of
they“ on I mine, In iir.
Oahu was the obituaries partysnd had
him up the mini“ of agreement
M W Burritt signed and
fi”ualtadlybsatsalnamateb race
fl laurday in New York bay. and
kafiowlagiwmndaonthat
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nrassvitbthafamflllval"
aunt's-mailman.
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Wiltbmnincsndmmdan
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stimulant 4}“
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" may” whitsco N sums-aimsm
twill!!! band
nilo'm‘ssusv. 8.!Alb
arm-W‘s...» “Mil.”
on at on Water am Ivor-III, Ilnlf
.Wo
Alden an).
vino pm; John
s
arallr no
lie... m" “i“:m paid (I moron.
WW“ um... .
when ’1 ..
provisions. liomed mutton
norrr All!) tillOl DEALERS-
Bltf)WN. rlo Mal st..!i Kilt-union work,brlng
your foot and larva it titled. Rewiring, etc.
i ‘ rowan A“! no .
Mrs. Mary A. [almonds \‘lalta llrldguporl,
but Disappears Agnln.
The whemaboute of Mrs. Mary A. Ed-
IIIoIIds, of Bridgeport, who disappeared
somysteriously about II week ago, has
boendisooverod. Tllostory isamost
peculiar one. It will be remembered
that she left that city to come to South
Nora-all: to, transact some businom at a
bank here. After he boarded the
train that was the has seen fher, al-
though detectives have ' in vain to
locate the missing Woman. All clues
fIIlloIIed to an end helped in no way to
who thII my story.
Last Fr idny her son, J. W ssh-y Ed-
monds. visited 3 clairvoy out. The w onl-
ansnidfimt thnthis mother had never
left the city but was hiding in a house on
North LiuIllIIy street. Later the woman
said thII missing womnn was in Dunbury.
Inquiry there showed that tluI police
knew nothing about the matter. blun-
dny night the son again visited tlII,I
clairvoyant. This time she told him his
mother was in Bridgeport und would
soon visit :I certain house. \‘IIstenlay
morning the son wont to the residence of
Mm. Dootsen at No. IIIII l‘uiriielduveuue.
It was there Mrs. Edlunnds had made
lIIIl‘ homeund had been employed as ii
nurse for some time.
At first the son did not III-cure thII in-
formation he desired, but later he learned
that his mother had uIIiIId there at an
early hour yesterday morning. [sucked
up what goods she bod there and sent
the 12:35 1min and hurried toward New
York.
Mr. Ellllltllitlti said last night that lit.‘
i‘lllllil not undemmud the actions of his
mother. He does not know her I'Xilt'l
whereabouts at present and will continue
the scare-hand get at the real facts in
the case.
l-'Z.lll. ONII ill Nlillldi l'lI‘l'Z l'.
ILIIII [tow IIIIII] llIIIIIII-Il to llt‘JIlI on aim
Pan-mom ‘.Il Yonkers.
The many friends of John Rowland in
this city will regret to learn the sad in»
telligcnco of hi» maiden death. Mr. Bow-
land. with his sons, formerly owned tluI
Bentwood Hat works on Garner street
and resided on (iimrd place. Two
months ago the company moved to
Yonkers. where they opened a large fuc-
tory. .‘lr. Rowland came down to the
factory :It an early hour yesterday morn-
.ing and took a stout on the wide window
lodge in the upper story, adistanoe of
over It” feet from the ground. “II and-
tll'lll)‘ lost his balance and pitched III-ml-
long to the lilin‘llll‘llL When Mr. Ilmr~
land was picked up it was found that his
neck was broken and his body mangled.
He was sixty-three years of i '0. Mr.
Rowland was an l‘lnglislmmn by birth
and came to this country about twenty
years ago. He was well-tom) and well
known ill the batting mum He has
several rclativrn in thin city. I
Speaks \\'cll of Clamp “'ntsun.
.\ pruruiuunt ofliciol of lllt‘ National
Guard thus reviews Camp Watson‘s work:
"('ulnp “'atson has [maul into history
12mm- IIf the most IuI-ecIuIl’ul t'\'l'l' held
by tIIII ff. N. ii. The people as a whole
have looked with admiration or heard
with pleasure of the soblivrly bearing
and the splendid work of “III IIIcII.
Some Nlélli‘llit'lili-I of n detrimental
character have been made by irresponsi-
th and anonymous individuals and Iilu'll
have once or twice created no little
breeze among those who won in n pusi
lion to know that they were unqualified-
ly (also. linollgb, however, has been
said by tlIII different chaplains to prove
that the morn] tone of the I-nIIaImme-nt
was mnsiderably lllIfII’t' that of any
previous year and marks steady litiI‘iillt‘v
in that [rotirulanwnwm to the run-
tmry notwithstanding. Two other
points have also been IIIIIplIxItiIIxIlIy IlII-
l'ltll’tl. First, that abrigaulu comp is in
every particular lllllf'll more beneficial
than a regiment mmp, tilllt't' it creates a
rivalry in drill. and in tho esprit III-
corps. Nomad, that no eiglItIluyII tour
of Ilnty' Is worth three times as tour II as
live or six day».
all...» ...... u.- .. manna-sow
Catholic Total Abstinence Convention.
The annual meeting of tllef olIm-Ietil'ut
ljhlnl'll of the t'. T. A. U.. was held in
Dunbury yesterday and was attended by
about 200 delegates from fill over the
state. Officers were elected as follows:
President. James l'. Brennan, New lla»
von: tlrst Iiee- president, Walk-r ritz-
muurice. New London: Mound vice-
presidcnt, bliss Mamie O'Connell, Stam-
ford; secretary, William (Iatluey, Anso-
nis: treasurer, 'l’IIoIIIIIs Fitzgerald,
Middletown. David O’Donnell, of New
Haven, was elected a delegate to attend
the national convention, to be held at
lndlanapolis. lnd., next year. It was
voted to hold the state meeting next year
in Meriden. The not gain of mmbenlhip
IIIII'II reported to be 400.
Opening the Oyster Season.
Next Monday morning the numerous
oyster steamers and other craft engaged
in the industry will stsrt down the her-
bor for the various oyster grounds after
the first lot of fall stock. The New lla-
ma Palladium says: “The price of oysters
this year will be higher than in auroral
years before, owing to starchy. A large
winks-ale dealer yesterduy said the price
Would be Will It gallon at IvIIoleaaic.
flow long this mid mtlnnebs is un-
able to say.”
--'i‘ry hate I: Fartington‘soraags
wuaIsamailenttnalotor tor-tum
”fibfi'li‘d‘l d.‘.il’.’.x‘§illl°"l‘olt2‘“’
1'4 BOKTON if“) :V, Norwallt. The Home!
4 GROWLJAM
them to the depot, liIIIl yesterday took ‘
rfibmmou mow
autumn-V Virgil
H.
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III
ELI! All) 0".- 01mm.
batman
.. "I'd-r...
Ann lIt. . -
mate: given. “Markham landed In.
Home WA. A. re Taylorl arcane. 8, N.
JIM-Inc prom litl) attended to.
RAYMOND." J R. “WW! II. 30“: Nor-walk.
RANDALL. .iiandall' mill, N.
are machine MI:iuub by chino power cam
mstoalve Wharuoworkasmolaliy
W11£0N,b.ll.0roasst N. lie-tint. lllleaJow.
est prieeml' lIna, apecifldl at loam] blag, c It.
DIGAB II x INVAL’I’UIEIUI.
81'. JOIIN. Gill 3.8..flMamhallsl:31N..,maau-
furtnrer of cII or boxes and dealer II ribbons.
summui ‘ SilIIITEBIIIfIS
TIIB COMING ANII tililel 0l" CITY
ANII BOROUGH Pliol’lrll.
will”?
OAR?”
filters and IIowfl‘hay Spend Their Ilunrn
of it ' 9:“ of Town Guests Who
are Eluoylnlr Norwnlk Hospitality.
John Camuronmf New York city, is ill
town for a felv days.
Attorney .1}. ll. Light is enjoying a
vacation at [like St. George.
Mrs. s. D. IDIlell, of East Norwalk, has
returned from a visit in Stepney.
James H. Wynn and family on: visit-
ing (Thridiam Swurtz in Ilidgefiehl.
Mrs. L. J.:fluy and family, of High
street, are sulnding a few days in Wilton.
Miss numb rI-rru. of run-I Norwnlk,
has gone to l‘il’lilli'lH'illf’. on a short visit.
Mr. and 111p. C. L. Dnvisml‘ Newmwn,
are spendinpln week with relatives up
town.
Mrs. Willilun 1-). Warren. of New
York. is visiting William Warren, West
street. ‘
Hem-rut Secretary W. N. Himons, of
the Y. M. (V. .-\., is in Waterbury for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wuylv A. Raymond, of
(Huystreet. are spending the week in
Rillgelivld.
Jacob lholI. of lIIdepeuIchIce. Iowa.
is visiting hie brother, .-\. Bach. of llam-
ilton avenue“
Editor II. ‘Il'. Maples, of the lionr,uud
Cashier L. f“. (irI-vu are expected homo
tI I-lllfIl'I'OW .
James Sellu‘k, of lililllwlllnI'llll', .‘I'. l'.,
is the guest of his brother, Isuzu: SclleI'k.
of Arch street.
Mr. and Mrs. l'.. ll. l'illuw. of l'lIIIstuut
slrI-I-t. Norwhlk. an“ the guests of friends
in \Veslbur '1. N. Y.
Mira Myrtle Miller. of Waterbury. is
visiting ‘.Ilisu Lillian l’. JquIs. First an»
nuII. East Normllk.
Mr. and Jllrs. J. \V. SludIIIIll started
this momhll for a trip to Sumtoga. Lake
George and Filugurm
Miss Mary F. t'lnrk. of Tm lorurI-IIIIII
is IIquing a too III-III. s‘ \ isit4 with friends
in South llnrlnpton, L. I.
Mr. and lllrs. F. l.. liIIxIIIr have re-
turned from their wedding loufiuud are
l'l‘nltllllg IIII l‘lmamut Hil’l‘t‘i.
II. F. Uurhunl and wife, of MI. Kim».
N. l'.. spent Sunday with Henry Jones.
HIM around, East NIII'II'ullt.
Mr. and Mn. John W.
(Image, N. J.. :IrI- visiting .\lr.
parents. ('IIIwnIIt alrIIIt. city.
Mr. unIl Jim. \I’. r. alumna. ..r Sen
"men. are visiting Mm. E. E. litii‘llillll.
First avenue and Cove street. lined Nor-
walk.
Miss EmEl’y Uilshrest, the popular
Scott. of
Scott‘s
Postal Tole] ph qlcntor. lllls returned
from n tw‘ wmht’ “motion in New
York state.
R. Hill. president of the Norwnlli Iron
Works company, has returned from
liellIIIl. Mable. where be him IIIIIIII t‘lljny‘
iug :I six weeks~ vacation.
Mists .“lllllllt' (homer. of Philadelphia:
Mix-I )lyrtir Minor. of Waterbury, and
In...‘ Lillie .IIIuI-s, of East Norwnlk, are
enjoying a trip up the Hudson.
The Miami»; Hunt and Stella linllml. of
Brooklyn. 1N. Y.. and the Misses Mabel
and (Iran- Uri’t‘ll, of New York city,
are IlsIIIIlilIg :I few days IIitII Mrs. W.
ll Ulnuteail, III Unionl‘ ark.
A El“ II'; "till S'I’filll.
’l'lIn “'ats-h3 and Chain of II Man \I'IIII Iris-
appl-arad Found in a Fish.
While fishing in llog pIIIIII. yesterday,
says a North Lyme special to the New
Haven I‘hllmlium. Joshua IIIIlforIl
caught ii l-iIrkIInII that Weighed nearly
III: pouluh. and IleI'IIlIo cut open the
shIlqu‘lI of tluI iish III: found li gold
watch and chain. Upon llIoimIiIio of the
buck IIIuIc of the watch was engraved tho
IIIIIIIII of t 'lIaneII Wlmley. Tin-discover)
of them: lu'lears, upanpstcry that has
puzzled lie people in that vicinity? for
two years. July .5, Will Charles “'llhlt' ,
xv primlmml'urmur and stock Miller,“
Inysteriomly disappeared. it is now
thought that ho wielded by throwing
hiIIIIII-If int 0 Hog pond during a moment
of aborrnti In. The discovery has created
great I-xotement among the country
folks and the, [mild will be dragged in
tluI hoped recovering the bones of the
missing III .
IIIt. II‘IIIIWBII fil‘ BOSTON.
'I‘ho I’nrml a lenllst to "bill This Hec-
ilon in a You linya.
Dr. Flower, the Boston Speciali-It,
through It gent requests will again visit
our State. Dr. Flower has a large mm
but of patients in this state and New
York arm will be glad to know that
they can I I0 him at the pilowiug plum:
llunburv,('onn.,'l’umer Home, Thurs-
day III-pt ll: South Norwalk, (loom.
“shocker Io lloiel. Friday, Sept. 4.
It may be memory. The
oral in a lot near Iir. Miles‘
and was attacked about midnight.
m, firestorm m
at.
new memorandum
momma traumas. Ii
anew llmulc no team
0‘.”an
FRANCIIHIOO flWasIIl ma III, 8.N.
Vhors'nnd bildraa‘acloth
”01M II All“) W00”.
lgifilfi. IBJOIINII n.w mif’licstib’om
'I'IIIILIIII,§. a 00.Watar “,0di inc-
tosI-y. . . r. Itrawwraindeeti .m-
It‘l‘ BIANWAO‘I'UII
norm III tiOhDi-Iii'llh "l'.! ry .N. Nan-
ufaoturera of
uncertain! All!) (IMAM
NARII, V. II. t BRO. cor. Main West no.6.
Nahum MIAIIIPHI sum IIII ware.
WILLIAMS. II. II. to Wall at. N. ‘
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE.
WILLIAMS. 1!. 1!. III Wall st. N.
DRUGS AND onusucars.
EAST BID? PllARMAGYNaIIZandt ave. LN.
holiday lloumlitn Illa. at. “clip. In.
‘ Ir WAII ALIIIIJB'I II itiOT.
Blown struck at It Monroe» County (I.
Y.) l‘nnumiliun. '
lurcurzsrru, N l'. , Am; In It hubsen,
many years since Mormon county has seen
as hot a political cuIIII-ntlon as that hold
at I’ittaford by the l“ “Int Assembly district
Democrats. The Hill and anltllillmcn
”W W“
hen Chairman Watson announced the
result on II motion to allow only delegates
to vote one of the Hill mIIII walked up to
him and shaking his l‘. Kl. in his face. yelled
"It's a lie! It’s at lier' Aunthtr Ilill luau
sprang forward to IIIIIIIzk II IlUVIll, but was
seized by others and held luck. A fight
seemed imminent. Thecrmv d sur; I ll truck
and forth, overturning chairs .IIIIl tables
and gesticnlnting wildly.
When Chairman Watson appointed the
secretaries another riot occurred, the crowd
pushing and pulling each other about and
driving the chalmlen from their seats.
During the excitement several blows were
struck but by skillful engineering the
leaders prevented a general light. George
Balms, a Hill mnn, nocusud Chairman
Bancroft of being elected chairman while
not a delegate, and the latter. w ho had
his credentials in his hot. replied,
‘Tbat'aa lie, and you him it!" The lie
was given time and again during the row.
George Gould Wrecked.
hone Bunsen, N. J. , Aug. ' sit—Tbs
yacht Ida T. curt-cued near here and spilled
out a party consisting of U ergo Gould,
Pierre '1 routnlnu and Andrew Hughes. oi
Hing Branch '. Cornelius O'Connor, of
Newark. X. J.: J. C. Clinton and Jowph
ItofthIr, of New York; Erastus VIII-punter,
of GIILtIIan-rg. N, J, and the )llrfil'" King-
don and Miss O'Donnell, of Long lraueh.
All of the pnrty were rescued butaboy
named Schefl, one of the crew.
Fireworks at Long Branch.
Loso Bunsen. X. J., Aug. m;.~'l‘hs sea-
son at Long Branch is to he wound up this
week in II manner never heard til before,
On the grmuu. I of the “Tr-“r . laud hon-1mm-
rapidly urims frames for lirenmlrla that
bid fair ll) use up the fund of [II 000. The
ceremonies open on Thursday with the
children' 3 lmrttmt pm: 05. inn In thee-cm
lug there II .II he II Ilihpl: Iy of fireworks
Senator lirlIe (‘ mIfiIlcnt.
Counnvs. 0,, Aug. 293 —-Scnntor Brice
and Chairman James I". \‘cnl. of tin Dem-
ocmlicstuic IIxIIculiuI committee. had a
long consultation with Governor Camp
bell. Mr. Brit-II was .15ka what he thought
of the chances"! Governor Cnnmbell for
success. ile considered them first class.
The threatened trouble in Hamilton conn
ty Would be soon settled hr Mid
l’oudarly Will Accept.
Sc sruy. I‘m, Aug. sit—41m nomina-
tion 0 General Muster Workuum Powder-
Iy as delegate at large to the constitutional
convention" by the Republican party is III-
trnctiug much attention throughout l’IIun-
sylvnnia. The nomination Im~ lu f n ruli-
llIIIl by lllI‘ ll Ipublirnn roomy ;. . ‘I'hYtI ll
of Liilzhdl'v Izt. l‘oxI'Iit-I‘iy my ‘I..: \I‘Ili ‘
accept.
Editor Mrlcan'a Dinner. m
BM: llxlmou. .\fI-., Aug, aI.——llon. John
R .‘lCIIII m ”liter of The Cincinnati Irin-
Quin-r gun an elaborate dinner at his
summer her 8, "Illinrdeld " last night.
Among thrt: :IIIIt~ \Itrc Secretory ’l‘r:‘.IIy
General Alger Mrs. Blaine, .\lra Wil-
merdiug and many nmal ofllccra .‘lr
Blaine was not present.
Brewers Want the noun".
Sr. Loris. Aug. saw.“ the National
llrewors‘ rovantion n reserve fund to ur-
ganize unions and sup rt boycotts was
established. t'omltlera vie discussion nus
hadas to wlxutIII-r Mliehli‘rtx I )bIrIr
should be rinkslfled u union beer, 'l'i
matter was referred to the rxccutxve
board. W..- ” ..
The Prime llolpa the Jews.
110500]. Aug EL- i‘he Pall Mall (in
arm: says that the Prince and Princess of
Wales are taking run at late rest ir. thI sub
jcct of the pernoIIItioII of the Ituu'mn
Jews. liolh ImIe iuIlIrI-ulI- «Inn IIIIIIII
ussistnnce to the .\n ”likavulsh tnlIIlllll'
tees. The princess is II sister-inhuv of tin
czar.
llnrrity III Hopeful.
liEnl-‘olzb. l‘u., Aug. 15‘).~\\‘Illimn l".
Harrit), IIcI retary of the I-IIIIIIIIIuIII-Jltb,
says the democracy will enter the I- III]-
paign III even a more horn-Ml fraud of
mind than they did last full and that the
condllinusthis year are for ulI'rII favor
able for victory than they were then
blurring iII llnInln-
wanes, Aug. a; mi letter from a
ultruymnn In tho protlncc of l\lll-‘tll.
Rania, gives a harrowlug derI lion of
the sufferings of the unfortunate usnuu
by the failure of the crops. Many of them,
he says, are actually starving and have
been compelled to eat grass and learn
no... ...——a-.
Illillona ol ‘l’inbsr Stolen.
Ann “1... ‘Mlorrmment
whim“: schism one III the runs do
Lac Agency in Minnesota. Ten million
lost at pine It!“ been cut oil the m‘im
Indian Agent bob bullish Milli
purpose of making Invest gationa Whole
sale srrestnvll will!» made.
W..—
OnraraarWill Declines.
Bunsen. Aug, nomldentm Blush. oi
the Cleveland Deni
letter from Governor lllll declining the If:
vitatlon to attend II reception in his honor
at the Democmy's club house during h
visit here on Labor Day.
lost-r Will Int (I‘ll II In."
Wssnmoron,A
says he will not as! for the "Maui!
in national hub to III! the ”Em
on“ percent. bondaunfispt. I
Mhuflmmtlliwithwhlsh to pay In
than almond bonds.
ll Caught It- Will in lynched. .
ltuzsmml. Colo, Aux. marred C. My
son. manager of the Merino Btoekfarni
mount-place, Iran abotandkillsd h! L
w. Barry, mot hisbordsradnrlnga
quarrel over want If Kerry is caught be
will be lynched.
brushed In Death.
humanize“. An mud-mom
was crush-Ilia death the earfagois
ditch on Liberty strut. sral other area
reunited mums la ry.
lnlnriu allimbsby prowl-lot.
'I‘lIa bolas-ban limo Dunbar loll. .
0mm, (1.. Au. at.
no.
”will!" out in full force, and the struggle for
I of
in firfldahesdy but”) for the destitutl
rs atlas.
, miller
enormousam
I In 1 m». W3}:&%fl§@ Elma
NAME”. "Mill. “a Milfiilflhd'bx
m0 All) (IONCIIBTE \VALKK.
33:32]]:V'rfil‘ilégmlll B. Irr'i'aIlor avenue. F». N.
dual er. ,
31.0315“
WKAYJOIIN. E..I&.N. near thednpol. lieddi
. tow-clam flower: III Iddilora] ralwurk of
II .Jllian ll. Main mils. plants and out
morn, floral IIIIrlI II swolnlt r.
mfillht NTEA‘NVI AND “01' WATER
nun
Hellman. Iv. il a: f'l).1dusle llIIu himk,
pole «nulls.
unit on
00 MANU Tillllllmlllfl. “mlugtonttII-ust
roll looking lrII
RAY oIIII. mullo. ll. mm'lo'n.’iim.amhm
at; V. ourll’IloorII any: old “fire.
high” . The oldest establishment of the kind iii
In I) and com lulu mmmunt of
Furniture. nilruualagl eturcMIte.
‘HILF i HUNDRED DEAD.-
More Than That Number of
Bodies Rescued.
'I'wo muss cedars Pimento.
”0V Wan Sent ('1- for Ilia Month. for
Babbitt. XIII! III- IIII III Now hurls and
Another IluII use» AIImtsdvdtclleI
for the Institute Families.
NEW YolIll,Au::. slit—At 5:30 II. III. to
day fifty-live bodies IIIIII been recovered
from the Pork place rulugi. About forty.
nix persons are Itlll missing. The fifty
fifth body was nwfn‘ny mutilated. Bolt
hands. were gonv. It "un- Identified as
that of Morris C I! :m by Vinnie.u liar
ing,hll§ brother. Chm-Lu: nearly fainter
at the right,
NEW Yollk. A org. 1%.— —'t'lxeelty has taker
hold of the work of recovering the dead at
the Park place hormr. and by this evcuiuI
the worst IrIll be known. .tt 8a. In. to
day the workers had pvnetmml the collar
of Peterson's rcetaurnnt. and bodies wen
being rapidly brought to view. At that
hour fifty-four had been recovered.
Ghostly—ghastly beyond thepuwers 0‘
a Zola to describe —IvurII :IIo dIIy's disclosr
notes. The gullunt wrecker» had got be
death that awful line of lithogroplIiI
prowess which slmnk the building to piece:
and than Ilroppul vim-.n in on :II‘.Ii.IlIchI
of steel on men and llitl'l and losses.
No Ilcaprrtur ni' I'nvous.
They tore them limb [IIIIII limb; '.th}
crushed and mangled inmocvimhly,um
then they pinned than down while roar
in]; flames roasted them In ”numbing ll'nl
than cinder. llcrutlwy bud bin for say
onty~two August bums. :Iml tlu- uuuperlk
able malts were brought to ligh'.
Trippo, the honored we .iz l'.;Iiu, llll
prosperous: II‘IlIis, the lumdu .l'. ‘l'm
rich and the poor, employer and zlnyn
preemmun. printer's Ilmil, gold lea: work
ers, oil on u common iovI-Lali to be burn“
into the kluzlly earth.
Italian (flu-III» I’IIIIIIIIIIII.
Rossi Savariui, the ltIII‘mu who picket
the hat of :I waistcoat which be foam
in the ruins of the Pork l’lm‘e tire, was to
day sentenced to the penitentiary for six
months. Another of the [when laborer?
was detected souvenir; :1 out \va !I III
found in the ruins. {LI- wru iIIMII-Il wt! (f
jail at double quick spfgvl.
Crowds It the arena-t '
A hundred men working I‘m} .iii‘l night
since Saturday II. He 5mm. 'tlu. 'III IieIIrIm.
array loss than one half the ruins. Then
are tons and tons of tlt'llil‘VVlluh‘. and il
may hide scores of bowie-I 'l li-l of in
talitles will not be known lllIiII ml of that
is gone. The crowds of pvuplr ‘Il! "I IIIanIII‘
curiosity continue in llxt! _~m.-:. an} Item
to the scene of (he ll ‘.t‘ll‘l “my light
and push and maul mm wtili'r'il' plain»
near the police but, \Vlll'lt' Im‘y any S't
It lotus! the boxes that clllllillll llit‘ "Laugh.
and burned bodies of thv VIt‘llilh us they
are lifted out. They can we nothing that:
yet they stand and tight for hours.
- The Dolnocrnt‘y of Juan“.
Six bodies blackened by the burning
bruised and torn by lllv‘ IIII-I’nl full. IIIII
crushed by the tons of iron and brII-k wm
taken out before noon. ‘l‘wo worn ilentl
lied. these not by their features. fur the)
were beyond recognition, but by jewelry
and trinkets that were found ill thr
pockets of the remnants III” II dull): they
wore. They were thobodiI-suf Mr II‘ \I‘
Trippe, the druggut who II.IIl two It
busineu here a score of p: I.I~ IuIi II. II
Bills of the firm of Bills a: .II II liIIIIIld.
They had found I!» lbw '3 vi the do
mocrncy of‘dI-nth, the: Len-III, the-III IIII-
happy gentleman. 'l'my haddvpt in ll"
name boIlof torture and ghaslly Innuln
tion a; the humble.“ unm- buy or punter":
devil. lint strungewwcru able to mark
F. W. Trippo and William ll, l-leis Ulilllt‘ll
codins. for on the home r was the touch-c
folds ofa white \' and lit the pocket
was a gold watch ii IrkI-Il i'. \I', 'i‘." illlt.
eighty-four dollars III bill-I. WlIllt‘ the 9mm
initials were found upon his IiIIcu. llis
diamond ring was still iunurl IlpIIII tl'l
finger of hIs left hand. The remains wen
taken away by his son.
Mr. 'l'rlppc was no ordinary III-"geld
butaman of good lilfillflllll niIlHlf‘illilil
reputation. lie was the son of Joseph I;
Trip pep, who for mu forty years was i
wholesale drugglst and bad stores in Cans
street and Newark, N J. and the III-plum
of the late William Wright. ITIIiIodStatc-I
senator for New Jena-y.
‘l‘ho Waitlng Women Want.
The other four bullion were those 0:
unrkingmen. As these bodies IIIIIl beer
unearthed others had been seen near when
they were lying. AII soon as the theme:
an to work to take them out mon
rlafsll and covered them completely
:p In. The fact was told to the line OI
alto nil rclativcn of Initiating persons Sov
era] of the la broke do»; II and cried
though Iliad m Ir ill"? or not It"
m wmlh ads the”: in ’m‘ifuug for
”am To loll-"l ,yho‘, petition. _ 1 '
flour Brut did not hear of the alarm
lli yesterday Then he telegraphed II
'hl'h secretary to visit the beads of the vs
lions departments and wafer with than;
astowbat best could be done He slat
instructed hlm at once to open a subscrip
tloa for the bansiit of the destitute land
the man who were killed. Thl
Russell Harrison at the Rams.
Among the people who went to lnolr III
the mine was liumll ll. Harrison. III
stood under the entrance to the building
on the fist side, among a crowd of police
Inn, and watched the Italians carrying
out the rubbish in handfuls.
At the Ilargle.
liany curious women visited the morgue
up the covers. amt, In many in
stand-n actually examined the clothing on
the dorm Three young women. IIII Ital
I spent at least halt In hotir tn thlI
last evening.
nmtlm of Adam Dolmr. imam-er
old. whohad worked for ldoblar I
,ssarly vent wild when than do
bodyoi harm» the morgue. and if l‘
but anthem furtherfforuol her IlIInab
tor Minnie and a policeman the «can
have thrown herself on the body.
All at the bodies not Identified by ’i‘bnrs
day will be burl“ la Potter's l’lold. on
has interest-Ii Innis- Irish to give them I
private burial.
,»W
In!“ ”In Pails-r and Shim.
WAW.N. Y.. Ann. III—The lie
“gum“ primaries Mill hi this county in
“muslin“
”mitotic! will ”diam
m
NAIR
“UNI!
AIW
Ilium
fl
fibfiWfi
Emmomnnwmeas.
miner
wtouunnmu, D
legion It.
a, and
“Willi“!
RIDER.
In kinds II x». I Wm” II,
‘ROF’U’I‘ & KNAPP cat-blinked an, llll tor.
tea cor. Malndc
ms, 8. N. New York 0
[MY 5103“”; COMHTOCK, Day of H. N. nlIo
forming (,9 ImIpIIIIy. some odd
QUIN’I‘ARII. W. 0. Idol 1 llVVI H. I
abalutsmilsmlass. cu. fi ( :5V and V
customers.
BtlSkt’lh.
Baskets. IIII‘. .
Wewvwwm
"flow and of Walth.
wmyalso r,
caucus {Whnlnnladt'
Iii SEW“ COMPANY
Mr. undo. bar. Wm.
bananas (hill-I'M uhlldm).
H. "18%. Muller’s block.tl.N. baa
curled. Ibalnpoolng. hair cutting, ct?
I“!!! A ammunition.
AMMUNITION and alumina mutant
HAT KANUI'AO'I'IIREM
UII on and Water It: 'l‘ollm
lIII- -e. 1“ Greene It.
It.“
”ABDWAIII' B CUTLER“.
(mead
alwawm W" '
Pfinsossm :‘H‘W
3!th Egblisbmeatar‘amflm
IlalllillelNlflllllfl GOODS.
POWELL. J. W. H Washlm It.
Hull.
“'1qu ll. ll. “Wall It. N.
lawman sonar-s:
(3015M. Washlouton
“Widow and!
WKWOOD, WI. cor. Iain and Val
ltsat estate. investments, loans
DAYTON J
'l‘A‘l'
:4!“
”‘3 Real estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(.‘OWNEL'HI‘ L'TfiKN‘lI IMINB.L‘fI 8.8.1)-
llolmnedieu, ng 't, Washlnzton slut. N. sound
METROPOLITAN LIFE INS. (10. :5) Washing—
ton 91.5 N,. F. J llruhbmmistantsupt.
NORWAIIK “iii: 13:; I
‘ " allure, ' L?
'0. N. nIrllenocevasfnl
Inn‘s»
PEOPLE’S LllI‘E lXSJ‘OJ‘be. 45 “’ashl
st, 5.8. A. ll. Freeman. anal. superintunI
\V I;
50111
Elegant Applique fringI-II \‘nsos.
We are illmv showing some like .Iurdiucrs. reduced to rive Ine—
size: ‘J‘JI‘ for size snulller.
MEAN “I'll
Housefurnishing ,
Department,
Ol'lt
Prices for this Week.
———.9..._
Tooth Picks :II III' box. worth on
Scrubbing
Soup Dishes at W. Worth
Illsll Mops IIII, worth zu-
‘Illt Boxes at Tc. worth I
luIlI 0.1m Spiu- BUXI‘ s :I. 3v.
Irus‘im—z at HI.-
ouch. “'Ul'lll l.‘I'
E'I'.
I
if‘
worth $1. In
1; styles; choice.
>390.
Just I'l'l'l‘lVl‘ll small lot of very elegant line of l’nnI-vfilass
f'utclI—nlls, etc” from we up.
('limm- display new pattern.- Illajliml Bread and (fake plates,
choice for '.h'II'I ouch.
Latest IlrI~ign of real l’rI-III-h f‘hiun (juspmlIIrea. handsmnolv
IleeormI-Il. only 09,-.
Other “"05 of Earthen Ware (‘uspmlonm from 1250 up. this
work.
\\ IIIIreI-arryiug the largest stIII-k of Dinner Baskets. Work
ever shown in South Norwalk.
lufnl panIIlnin lined. IU Ipulrt kettle. IIIII. worth I'n'
Slop Pails. decorated, :It
:IUc, worth IIII‘
‘ Milk Pans. large size. III'. worth _'3UI'
fiIIuIl \izc Sit-w Pails.
1W. north III
lliIr job In \ ehet top \\ hisk lhooms. I III on; II
1 quart Milk 1’.Iils.5I-. worth M.
l lhxuurt llishpau. lv'III. “Worth .
—-——.4>———
Wooden-Ware.
l lirIIad Board, 1’00.
1 Knife Box, 2w. -~ em»
I Show Brush. "we. " ":0.-
1 Slow Brush, IIII'. " th-
I Wash Board. live. 296
I 'l'owol Rack. 8v. " Ho
1 Dust Brush. 'IHII. ‘..”.lf‘
TIN-WARE.
regular price we.
- I Dish l’uu. best 'l‘iII. 1331'. regular prim 430.
I Tea Put,
1 Coffee Put.
1 Quart Poll.
1 Large Dipper.
l (Jup,
I Dust Pan.
1 Dinner l’nil.
l Mill: Pan,
ISoIIce I’Van.
l Dish,
It
We,
'JTI'. "
TI'.
:‘II',
no.
70.
I'JI'.
‘Jc,
l‘ I
.355.
at
5 To
350.
[do
an:
51'
be
2m-
lIH,‘
, ,1
We
2‘95},
CROCKERY.
1 large Rockinghnm 'l‘IIn Pot, 290, regular price,
I (lines Fruit Dish
Dinner l-‘lutos
Pudding Dish
'l‘en Plates
Bowls
Plotter
Inc ..
.;(I II
llil' “
III: "
do. “
7“, II
- 70
32c
90
220
80
7c
Ibo
Agate iron Ware Reduced 10 per cent.
Handled Tens, 410 soil, worth II. III.
Wash Bowl and Basin. nor, worth 000.
Slop Jars. one each, worth then. "
No. 7 Worth Boiler, 7IIII. Ivor-III thou.
W
“as.
Gentlemen, we would call your attention to the fact that We
are over-stocked on one line of extra fine quality of shoe brushes.
best bristles, and well Worth 75c each; to close them out we offer ' ’
them at We each.
BostonWStore,
WWI Slllfil' Slllllll MIMI“
ml 1'. .
all)
WWII.
II & BUIIDEN. ii and ‘li Washllflon
enxi
Been Sea Soundings!
We have it from good authority, the deepest sounding 8V3! midis, “30.1mm-
made in the [Pacific Ocean was about :fivo'miles. ‘Thil‘s 'sc‘ems
very deep, yet it is :I more trilllc compared to the depth. of
interest which we take in placing before the public, our immense
stock of Kitchen and House-Furnishing Goods, and as the sea is
a constunt source of Wonder to every one that looks at it, so also
are the many bargains which we oflor from time to time to our
It. is a common thing in our store. to have customers
my "I “54. “Why, how is this? I have always been in the habit of
paying such and such a price," and usually from 25
cent. more than we ask for the same article.
The stock wclwish to call your attention to to-dny, is old, yet
always new; clean, and always Salt'illllt‘, and money invested in
it is never wasted, for that which goes to make your home more
comfortable, is never wasted.
to 3:3 per
NORWALKn mm 00.
3..
NUVNV,
and
“RR. Ml“
repairs formant?!" mm . 4
SLOFIELD,WM. A. it
ebimrymmemwmmw.
Insurao‘runn
HARVEY C.MI01L North
gummy... MW
Ira-am '
‘3an film clam-In "$1333.. .
BEN me llUtI’l'lD aggmw
I-lestwlams, hulls.
CAI. Turbos (III-hawker. ‘
ep-Iria Washington It, 3.“ m MM J”;
4UAIllI, II mun)! ll. Banal ‘ J
tam
l" inerneats, 4
or II Kiwa- .
LIMBL'RXEII h “ "
brhi no. 3. N. rlnallklnus
MICK“ 00]) II. “ashinsioll Bt-
:Ixm uII-Ius. Ilsh. oI stars. clams, .
mum Itvsuulxoro'IMAnmmm '
iI-Igmn 51.5 \I meatswoult .
Tit! i: a"; NASH.” No. Mainst.8. N
poultry. etc. Choice cuts at /
\‘I'l-ZBBER.J. P. I: Main It. N. chino
poultry. fish, vegetableuetc . I“
Learner; nrmwns a We mu.
RAND it. ‘n‘ MILL. E. N. lumber and ms
rough or worked to order, -
M .‘SO'I'S AND Bull.” ’5 i
sin nor R. III-:snr. 1:3 “'esi no.8. It. All
kinds of nfuni: mason contracts tnkan.
SHIT“, \\ ILIIIAM ll. IBWeat st. 8. N. Joh-
bing promptly attended to. '
MARBLE AND 0M3!“
BATES, l’. \V. “him at, N. mannfm 0‘
ilnc granite and marble work, and dealt in
stone work of all k Dds.
MEN’S (“{1le f
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonic build N 1480;
urniihlni'noods
Main st, 5 \'. Geatlenlcn‘ s f
FRAXC Is «(10. so \Vashlngtoll It.“ s. N. fins
huts, gentlemcn’s furnishing: of mm
MERCHANT TAM“
(51‘ >0WSKI. E El WIII st N. A perfect I
gunrnnlII-d'; the latest styles-branch hand.
not UL R. F I: 5'» Main III. s. N. the tall-
nring II specialty. “uniting, etc
MILLINEBY.V ‘
((II.L[.\'.~',R.1\f.l2Msin st,S .Iadlaaow
material used if desired.
FITt' II, MARS Miss. 6i\\'all st. 3.
“Old Staten Island Dyeing
MUSIC TEACH)!“
GIBNIV. ALE\‘~ L. 27 Merwin st. X.Plano
organ and harmony.
for
t.
Intern-II Pnixrnns m om
BOYT. W. H. d: SOS, I24 “'ater at, 8.21. (foot
of Raymond.) Planters. exportersand wholo
sale dealers in native enters.
REED a- HOI'SMAN, Bi Water “.83. Plan-
li'ft- and shipper: of Sorw oysters.
YA S SAME. J. L. It ('0. P. 0. box Elli S. N.
PATTERNS AND atom
.\'n':W \IJI’ PATTERN “’0RKS. Chalk“:-
thorpe. prop. Riverside are S. N. Houseboat.-
inun .~poijII1t}.b y steam, hot water or hot
lilr .ui‘IIrI-m- re: .\’orvuIlk lock Company.
II-u- mini l-iuIIIIrInan, (steam): B. I. Ben
m- It I-Ih am: John l‘r) on, Ihot air): “Wilding
If. Mnirh, I‘ll .qu; Grace Church. thotair
and many other“. .
PAINTER
IIRAIXAIID. F. 0.7 “'ntcrst. S. " paintar
l'. Iinl. gold and fiber film a flaw. ’
os n: “BANK «no “.7 um: S! It Home
.uul sign painter. paper hanger, dH
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
MIilTIl. fI.. ' '9 Waddngton at, S. N. Ono
I unlity only. and that the beast. -
I'HYSICIAESI
Burk-I. W (4'.. attire “and ii “'ashington st.
. .\’. Hump ‘.Ito III ltIIit,‘ . toll .
1'] A)" 1155!: II II: REPAIR“
llESllEi-ZJ‘. F. cor Wall and Knightntsfl.Alo
dIInII~r in pianos, organs. sheet music, etc.
l‘l. \TIAI. Gill. I). 5] I.‘ BRAND NICKEL:
SIII' V'l’VtVl tillt\\'\ll.KV i‘IIATIXGdCQ 4912310!
\I illl~tlf 1m». n on hing
:rllltl ll uni. hi’ ilg‘lri‘illll ki:II 35f metalogoodn.
It}: .IL LS'I'ATI. AGENTS.
l .n’ Tux ..‘l\i UH M. W- 'Iahingtonst. anti“)
3' X. l’rIIpI- rt) for salmhouscatorcnidnoeallv
“"000“ will!) E. A. No. ”alumni. hunnsato
rent and building lots for sale.
RiILS‘I‘Al.’ m’rs.
'.YXIIEE F. F. DRaIImaIiPlaco. 3.!» Meals
III .III hour-I. Strictly first classin evenn-
qmt. .\ few table boarders taken.
1 .\\iI.' SIIEPO’I‘ RESTAURANTJ. N.
‘ 1. the but. prices the lowest .
scuoom' :illts‘t {In ‘
1mm» libs Ixsrlru'rnx. v
I. ..IrIiiIIgaIIIlIlay ochool. Springfcm ..,
nus .III; .III's so noon for girls and ‘..
I one ~ .lilllside. N. Spring termopana
LAI Ill-2R8 BLOCK. 8..
lth and eveningsI-sslo
STEAM ENGIRXS AND PM
Sullw ALK IRON WUPKS COMPANY. flV'hVn
“IIIIIr st, 5'. N. near madbrldu.
HTl-IAMSIIIP TICK" AGREES. 4
l..‘\\'m.\ J..—\f’f)BM Washl on nertl’.
s N. Pm. ticketedraltm$yorfl~unf ssh-g
91'!)le nuuas.
Flam-ifs. JOHN 1!. ft W on '
brick. lime, cement, MWWW‘M
MIIIt’I‘I,).\'. JOHN B. us
Also lnyI-r of com rote Iva
.31th3. RANGES 430m
lil-Z‘Tl lil '.‘if, LANIIO'N' 3 11.1. N.
Has stove-I and water heaters. P. 0. hi)! “7._
TRUCKING.
MIIIIHI'IIN JUIIN ll fL’TII lorawnne ”N Light
and III- III I ma Hug Mpm’nlpll} studied to.
I'KDNB'I'AIHIS
JESXINIIR, J D. II . Rd—
donor- 3 lulml at . ‘zwnl‘s rm Edspot
JELLIE‘II'B our. 2231.. mules. I m
IIIalI hon
IIIIMOND, "to. II. N and it
llInIiIlsuIe 3 lierkclar at. Tolephonn
Jacob M. ,.
Real Kata” III ”an“:
Drafts for it upon
{o IIIIl port's “damn.
«I , II 0 Railroad
men a. V V
much-e «null
. my“. on...
sfiIrfilflWm-n .4 ..
wens Iin'iii‘iiilnns
magnum
u. féii'lii‘m?
()ruanist no;
fl dale. a
dumb” o. It Wont KIW {on
ALBIN MALI“)...
mind”
Fruit Ind cunt
fl VIIIII’I‘AIIIJII. ..
utterJnmlard.‘ b'aansflmnsm VV I“
Nolt'l'lllAlll Imam
loath 2:er
snuru uolv‘hr “luii _4
Gill 0.
more
) I.
:0th l .
iuamm
inllcillllllllllliftlii
aplatn Mafi‘dfihnmco'mh ‘ gd.
new “35% .~‘~I .
"III" I . I ”II
“I!“ II. III; ”'0‘
alone trailer" to .4: ' ,
‘r‘mwbsttfier rm '1 ‘5'
Ir . 1".“ ‘“
III m If”
*V .
I,
, II
WEI“?-
a; '
l
slluk'l'll no arm trim-mulls, . « -~
munrrrsmm‘V
WINS-‘4:
PtIWELL. J. W. 28 “'asblnmn at. El. ll. . I .
“it“:
ripen-daily .fromliofln. “5:" :Wlib‘
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