thisrnorning waslying acres
the sidewalk. The ohiuneyonthe top
it AEW‘s reddenoe, No. filial.
illuminant), wasldowndown.
Thumonfltfluyschnmhateeple
slsosuoonulledtn the elements. The
ere-,whichlshollowanduadootsheet
eoppc,broheodahoutbalfwaybetween
tltebsse and the cross arms. It now
hnpmeriowsrdthefrnntoltheeh’nrch
Ildfikeptlfrou fallingby the light-
nlng-rod which is attncltedto'it. The
erosswaspiaeedinpoaitionaboutnyear
.a’aotoreplaoe a wooden one tbatwae
struck by lightning. Charles Taylor,
better known aa“8teople Charlie" did
thework. Rev.W.J.Slocnu,pastorof
thechnrch, wenttoliartfordthiomorn-
ingtoaeetbeoteeple climber, whomon-
M painting the face of theolock
inlh‘etnwerofthe Hartfordbigb school,
abwtpnttinginanothereroes. Mr.Slo~
ouuthinhtho accident is through no
hitherto. Taylor, but that it was due 3"
‘tolhwinthemetal. Be hureoeived
snoiaf‘rou Charla Reilly, eaerpert
electricianandlineusu,who wishesto
rplaesansweross in position andtake
downthebruhen one. The new cross
willprohablybeotwood.
D. 0. Wild and (mules Wheeler,
W, while dncksbooting
in hay yesterday afternoon,
tunedsuInIInudmwning. Thou- My
mmw, lruldentofflridgo-
Miri- tries» nub rhubarb -
small sharpie in themidstof aterrifio
mwhuiasqnaliapaiaedhisboat. lie
cinngm thdoverturoed call for nearly
.anhonr before his rescuers could reach
hilltinthoteetholthegnie. Honest
hltdrawninlotheirbuatinaneshnufl-
oondiion. ,
Jamesll. Stevens, of East Norwalk,
fimpnwnagsiastthe wall on River-
“arson-admin wristaud
auteinedothorinjnrios.
,lnBenry, Selleck’s yard, on Union
Maputfioaoitheisrgeeim tree in
frontofhishousewnabiownorer.
All". W. thymend's bottle in East
Norwslk, foerpanesotghuwtrebmken
bytheferooofthewind.
Thobtllbonrd at Wubington street
Windy”. *
‘1! -4 aalL *
’lllc mmmuon
theNew Englandroadaresttracting the
Wofnilmsdpenpleeverywhere
ml loony are the commute made.
Hanyofthe train hands have left the
rosdhsoaneeoiova'worltaad incidents
are cited when both conductor and
Whoreruntheirwainson toe
alto); and ne‘- ulcer-M to head
01‘“! where their trains could be
Mandbsveieftthemd for good.
At nihu tints conductors have been
mummwhsunelthersngi-
aswaorbuhsusneathetralnhadorer
mi earths road previously.
that“ oouuhdoasrsottbo
out dd toa prominent odiolsl oi
millions-um. that it
maidflmtaalptrylaxtodothe
wakefadonhletraok road upon a
”Ill-II” havetobeoorn-
“whit; crew-nose
mustnusshywilltsh
The Wand went JobaWao-renmdamss
“met; 'l‘iwmesfinnattmbllfilldmnmlatreot;
PrankDethnr, afrarringtpelavenno; Mud
mantelshynosmmmiaflou,
foreman; Winlnn FW‘ labour. An un-
known man token home. ”Symmetreet
and an unknown man, residence unknown.
authentrolwagonsluthe oitywere at
once snmmoned,and Obie! Clark, withChlof
Jackson and Aniatant Harlin, made an at»
touptto the laborers still alive and
get themtowork removing the dead and
injured The turn were wild with excito—
ueut. however, and it was a long time be-
foremoroihnnhnlfn demon conidhein
dneodtogotowork. The others nnback
and forth around the building ntterlngim-
mentions against the contractors. The
gronpthat wenttowurlt in halo than hall
anhourltatl taken onttennwmlveot
whom were killed and dye injured. The
“film, \Vilcux, mm token out dead and
horribly namghxl. His head appeared to be
mashed to a pulp
Them oi the: entitle-at new-Inn
holenrnrdwaetbattbowm, whichwas
Inca-h weakened by the fire, became top
honvyhntn the large amount or debrill re-
moved from the bottom and fell over of its
own weight. For Um “time it had been
contained dangerous by pantie Who
quonted the place, but the contractors we
examined it pmnonnced the wall sound and
the men continued to work without (our of
accident. The wall hml rimmed tin and
re ulsign of weakening up tothetiuo oi
the foil when it cam» 11.1““ n in a loop with-
out a second's warning.
itwssa scene never to be forgottenas
the dead and injured were taken out, stone
orthsumrdndshnostto a pulp. Out of
m tohnve been a more-
wns out in his hit mat, unth'ug
bntbhfset and lintbs being visible llis
bendandbody were fleshed out oi’llbope.
Therewerernenwithfllthoirlhnbsbroken,
faces km and flushed out of all moon»
him to humanity Others ware not so
mafia-i, but hi 0 tly been in-
stantly kilsdhy the. brink on their
heads.
Buildingltqteetor Johnstonsayll: ‘lu-
ninedthewnhsaltwtheflremd thrush!
tbeywerosolid. Nyopinionistbnttllero
morale! the debris and excavation iroln
thebnoo together with the sudden manger
otheatundcold, todthehdL’
TWENTY ME EPO ED —DROWNED.
Barges t'npsihrsl in the llatlson River by
a Great illoru.
an York, Dec. {It—Twelve brick barges
coming down the Hudson river were struck
by: violent wind storm ofl Croton Point at 11
delllck last night and were capsized. Tyron—
ty lives are reported to have beenloe’t in the
wreck. Thehodiflol ten had been recov-
erodat midnight. The barges were in the
tow of the Cornell Towing contpuy's
steam Townsend. The storm came ea:
thin jut uthey Ruched the point.
riverisvery wide at this plane, and-high
mean sea was running. As the tow came
around the point the waves were an heavy
that they bean to waait over the summer’s
side. To nave herfrom laundering it was
y tobeave to with head tothe son.
The moment the tow line was met oil the
barges began to driw into one another and
boundabontinthesenwty. Anthey Whirl
togethersomo had bolesstovoin their sides
aminohandsomernuuht one against an
other, and tarrird over by their heavy deck
iuado the woven and the wind turned them
bottom up. All th'el happened in a wry few
uinntu. The crew» of the larger—each
harp) arr-led shoal. Ive men and It“
were down below playing card» or to as
stories The booty rainfall had driven
everybody from the decks.
No warning seem to have been [ion by
the tugboat people when they hove to. The
first thomon in thobaryas knew their bottle
were sin-shine into each other end sinking
automating autumnal to nab on
dot-k and jump into the water. Natty taunt
have been unfit in the cabins, like rats in
attap,sndcarrielldowu. Onalltlwbames
therewere at blast tiny pom (I then
only flirty hare elm ashlar).
William ('nrrsn one of the ma who got
to shore war on the barge hone. ill) said:
”We wensllbelow la theubtn and one
olnswat Wawwertim. Mike
wetter 1 ran
, throws
Whonnmgtm
“Wt; supp-wt I: .., .
“Health“
mtmumfl-nr-IW.
Io mm m to non opaque“
“nation—villus Ion Crying. ”loyal-f -
l. M Crisp!"
set to to WI float is the Was
$3.:th um 0:51) of am
Tum, WMMMW
«Mammal
'lhoqnestion has been agitating theater
some time it is true, but they-roman
thanevor lamented in the snhjenttoday,
home today the winner is to hedeclsred.
The Cams In Session. '
The homoerotic uncut to wartime a
speaker for the hunted antiveswss
oalledtoorder this alternoonintheballol
the home, sbmly after 3 dolook.
The members were slow in getting to-
gethenhntavotewillmou botaken The
unmistakable drift of tenthuent h) favora-
bleto Crisp. His people claim It victory
withsnair 01 easy assurance thatiavery
irritating to the follower-sot Mills» IThoy
etnko their munitions all wiltioal prophets
mu Catchinp, Montgomery,
(”fell and other of his Roommate—that
Crisp will have 33 and probably 11]) votes on
the first ballot.
A Break on the second Brunt.
They believe when this bullet is finished
that enough of mmtntivm who have
cant their votes in other direction; as s nutt~
tort)! amplimt-nt or rotate pride, but who
moi heart (mp men, will change “tilt
vomit) nub another: as [annually to or.—
snro Crisps nomination.
anlhmdudnnd Mil-en Votes at the out-
sido wiilbenocenlnry to n t'hnlt'i‘. and the
candidate who starts with It lmudml or
Wis may solely hop.) to increase his
(two Arunmt Apt-lit Stills.
The Crisp moo today ntivnnuwl matron;
argunent against Hr. Hills mill-(lion They
made the point and it lingual our, to),
that the bulk of Mr. Mllb’ support mum
to him than states that are solely Bepubitoua;
an. The-lo are California, 10me isoonsin,
W Wm fild film it
Mr. Sprinim- drops out.
hand, Crkp's support «ones to him 1mm
nehnhstantial ”autocratic Rates as New
York, New Jersey. Virginia North and
South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama. lamiov
inn and Miuhnipp'n 'nlo twoiista 0! states
furnish an awkward tunnel under the- cirv
matamhosn which Mr 3111b friends
[and it dilicnlt to 2,81}!
The I' u» of l levvlnml‘n Nitrite.
Very general regret is named by runny
of ex-l’rr-aizlont t‘hxt'olmul'e flit-rule that his
name has been liliewtvll into the spfinlkt'fihlp
murmur. Tito ixmmnla‘ton has been industry
onsb'c‘ncnlated that Mr. “in this fight
represents the «president: that a tote for
Nillaio an exprorniou of good feeling for
Cleveland and that a Vote for (‘risp in an act
(I! antagonism to the New Yorker.
Treachery of Springs-r5 lion.
The trian'hl-ry in Ilr. Springur'a (-ttlnp luv
been anotable feature of this outlet. Mr.
Wheat allitmenhuldnwrt o! the
Blind) and all of the lows delegation by the
W H threads; Polly a dozen»! ”I‘ll?
gentlemen have been mqm'tting With Mr.
Hills for the past week.
They are Mills men at bran, and they on?
“stilettos-lover tohtm. 11h. Spring? iv:
inflelght. null in the light blatny. Tito
m men Id!!!“ “lid. They alto) ("MM
that their mom to win over the boots of
Mr. Hutch hare boon nnltvniiing. 1'th
means that they lure pro-tinny abandoned
bl .
vpi' . Anything bl) limit ('I'lap.
No it (allows that a few homo helm-e the
first ballot William I! liming” still holds
tholney tern: ”hr-hip Filtration. The
Illh men an» Working with Ill-spontim
and (or twelve him have been discerning
the ”Mildly of enpitulntiln: and turn.
in; their sag-1m oror to MI-Minitt. Hatch or
William in Wiblon. of \l’coi Virginia, so u
to beat (Map.
Mr. Hill) pmfowlal to believe that the
intone! tho Douala-nth: party would be
Me with Judge Crhp in the “We
chairandif hellutla he control in: mood
nated he hwilling tosncrillwhtnm-iifortho
(all! of hi party.
The l'ar-on' Allin-ow Ian.
The PM Alli-om members, who
have resolved to constitute a third party in
the house have nailed on ill-mutt"
WK Wsmdflulruhastbotrm
dldste for the speakerehip. Jerry Simpson
thinhsthlttisthe la-Ilt policy for the Alli-
mbat Illi- does not
'mmmmw
at .. , ,.
we?” git-aluminum“
mum of Ir..Wataoa,homm
them: best run. who in his opinioo,ls
mwkml‘ront’i'om
An WI at I'm-so.
Ilrucess, be: 5. mm lawyers employed
semi in theeleotioneuas have named
with ammo-ally utd m that the
matters in dispute shall lumllttely he put
in than” to be passed upon byh the
entendiotoinllllnayhetmthonepnb
Meant! Mastic weasel More the
ttstelurdoimvusors. A: a result tits
barman-Imam trellis-
toeeuotoanead.
WW».
GOVERNOR HILL 0" causes.
I-wmmunmmtmua.
urn-altar».
Mas. ll. Y., Dee. h—fiw llm
munitions
3.1mm: otttlla~
Dera-
Signer-“3
will“ “by“ no“
' err‘bsro
la.
(in tin other 1.
III-Ilia Ion-Y-
me myyclaidt of $1
iatuedtomylatoh
bless thedaythat heinc
e in your mommy You
have done mongrent favor by
the claim before it wasdne
lshallalwn
sored his
hnndhadonly
Yours very gratefully.
(Signed)
Swan A. Warts.
Pnov lesson, R. 1., Jan. 2t 1801.
The (Rupee-limit Indemnity
’°" Whig" ”Pig?
strollir. tonnorly of Norwich, Conn. was
insured in your corn
Let me think
(”:an treatment.
years
one» was only $11.15.
but me only
death.
money
(Signed)
“70'0“!” 9°!
money due under policy 921, on
husband. .l. Beardsley
insured' In your tompnny since 1884, and
had always {ouud you genomes and ro-
our dealings with lIirnns a
My thanks are on:
become,
liable in
lll'} -il()ll or
no your oompam
Dir. Boardlley while temporarily darting:
ed committed suicidasttii
“(rationed tbe
cairn 9 pay mont was not due me by
the terms of the policy till August: ’i.th
You lune paid me set only days In nnl- in
line Elm vBuuooLsr.
ii K
you“).
lie
on in no r»-
raidity of my
Hod
yinoro than is
and tbeentire cost to him, at
age of. ,tocarryfl 000 insurance, pm-
\‘ iliing F) per week in case of disubiliu ,
was only M01. 75, or No.40
Dulm ting the benefits
his life the not (‘08! 0! till $1 000 insur-
This
prou- :I grant help to run.
vested the same money in the wrongs
bank. he would have reniinql nothing Wit or
during his disability. and would have
l.iil ill. inateatlnf the $131!)
line computes would
have paid but 8303 immature fortbe
id to your company by my
r year-
d him during
will
to in-
Etrzanrm ARISTBDEW. '
Dram-1w Conn. June 13,1891. «-
....... The Same Kind.
late
been
\\ \Tmbl'finl loss. July22. 159i
Edward .L ll rtzhl.
mus“ tIcut italenlniry
M. S. SMITH.
Our extensive stock of Gent’s
and Ladies’ Hosiery and Under-
wear to be 0103011 out at cost,
preparatory for Christmas.
Savoury ill the Cork
Aunt lotion, W atorbury, ‘
i
Dun Sin: lintnlly know how lo ex- 1
For the ladies.
._.. «4M . W”
llllilt lasts all Plait.
Regular 260 grade for
100
,, no...
“ 175
.. 200
ltdin' I17... lasts III Pints.
Regular the grade for
1'15
” H5
H I”
“ l76
200
. 135:.
II
M
OI
it
.‘A ,m
It
it
u
H
the.
73c.
901:.
l 20.
i 00.
48c.
‘ -15.
l 20.
i 21.
All grades of Ledies’
*Ghlidron’s Hosiery who soil!
N mat-tiles”! cost.
‘ mm..." x. runners, on
fl"
paid‘ In ”1.76, and {bare
”rived such grottbeneil
llliv
though
BL A. Walnut, Wm: Anniv-
image», and we wish tothan
fnryonrproupt
acknow- of‘yonr ehulhtwo
months ore the In was actually
due. Yours t ,
Salim Gum ’lm”
Fill tun mm” tumult“;
Mrs. W. Fawcett.
:lmpmter of Fine Mil‘linerym I'moriy No. 3W
MI
11 lllll SHEET. Illllllllll.
Trimmed snililmrgyd‘e mo timersnt lotteries.
Hate now randy new not'rllles tmrn
abroad amt vvstonah‘t patterns from our own
Modules.
llotm'l‘nrham.’l'latuoe nmi Bonnetx. line
out jet ornaments tr lmwn ($01!)!!le ham]
mantle, birth; and lutlteri‘liu
{not rent
all 15'
mtlun five years, having policy's
you
yuent in full. We
(MI-ll b and
humor line of fine elik wit wt
and colors.
made arrangements with one of the
ol lrlmloo. Eng- lo alum-l) no
will) dire“ {turn Pfllldl nod Wt tub us
emlll rat on to furnish our I Ill-um with the
nuns: loner-t atrial at prirolt to suit all.
one 0!. Many
New Haven, Ct,
June 12,1891.
Mr. H. R. Hale,
Dear Sir: \‘l ill you please
give me the addressof the agent
who sells your Corn Popper In
New Haven. I have spilled
the bottle 1 had and wish to get
another. “’ith what I have
used I have cured two of the
worst soft corns that anyone
, oould have on their feet.
' Y ours respectfully,
Mus. C. A. Ht'munr)
33 Exchange St, New Haven.
For the Gentlemen.
M‘woomm...
White Shirts and Burns.
Regular ‘Ii‘Gc grade (q! 4W!
ll flail-,1, 11”. ml 1” 5'." 69¢
“ 1 2.”) 't ‘- me.
1 50 ‘ It to l 20.
l 76 " “ 1 .14.
——-——as.————
anus.
new!" the grade for 50¢.
« 'I 1 75 u u l 4‘.
u 2 m to ' is I 60.
.. .H ‘u...-.-.
scum.
hormonal gradeforltlt
u 1 75 It u l 44.
H 2 m u u 1 “I
W
Wehave all gradual)! Gent‘s
Naif How andout is all we
.... clean Ble’ar (0111:0112
SOUTH NORWALK.
PER
BENT
In other words for 3 days,
Saturday, Menday and Tuesday?
we shall give, our patrons. a.
chance to buy; any or all goods'm
in either of , our stores, at SOuth
Norwalk or Norwalk, at a. re-
duction of one quarter the reg-
ular price.
Geods marked in plain fig-“‘
ures; you can figure the dis-
count yourself.
“SAMPLES—.-
1m: bleached Muslin. 1 oil, tlc yard.
or: unbleached Muslin, 1 oil, 60 yard.
580 Dress Goods, 1 off, l-lc yard.
29¢ Dress Goods, 1 oil, 2llc yard.
25c Dress Goods, 1 oil, 190 yard.
54c fancy Piaids, 1 off, 4010.
he tinting Flannel, 1 oil; (sic.
Sc Prints, 1 off, tic yard.
' 50c Underwear. 1 off. 3710.
Silo Underwear, 1 oil', 0371:.
106 Hose, No.
156 Socks, liic pair.
Just imagine the picnic you will have when you get in our
Kitchen Department with this Special Discount oil our already
low prices. Take our advice, got a wagon and come right along
and fill it up, for never again will you have this opportunity.
You can take our word for it, '01) Would not have it now only we
are going to consolidate the two stocks to one in January.
Right here we would mention our Lamps. We claim, and
that truthfully, that we are showing the largest and best stock
by 100 per cent. than was ever shown in South Norwalk.
seventy-five different styles to select from.
Hanging Lamps with spring extension, reel bisque abode,
umwloattn'i M”... Ma
.1: Hitiikillg Lilith, ;lll§l:lte§lol- burner, solid brass fountl
French bieqrte shade, ,1 off. 89.00.
03.49 Bulging Lamps, 1 off, 82.37.
82.69 Fount Lamps, 1 oil, ”.02.
35.00 lamps, Roman decoration. 1 08. 03.7
Special lot of 3 dozen Lamps for a lender, worth $2.00
see: them. Price now is the even 31M). '
ember now we shall for 8 days let you take your choice
from our entire otock at 1 less than the regular price.
808ml STORE.
l )ver
dust think of it.
: no]: to
RANDALL'SHI LNJ bar
ranghorworkestlgordernzm u
earns. RWM Water an. “amount. 1'
nomnrm " " m ""1"
MEN’S omflm
CONSTOCK BROS. W
Main «,3. n. Gentle-(urn m ””1”“; ,.
FRANCIS & CO. 3 W
hats. xentlomeu's
W Tm
ovsowsm 3.31 Wallet én’im‘ m” “*
K000 RAE”! N .
omiilgai I inhuman
Munster-some. .
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Pleural) andey.
8 V. ALEX 3. ’33
“’30 lanolin,
ormn marina as» him ‘
atrium “anal son. WWW-malim‘
u I .
sale min native
moo Housman, tat Ham
mandahipmsofN 8.1!. ‘
van NAME, J. Loco. Evaluator.
emanate Allin minim. ’-
nonwahx PATTERN
nest, (Sunni;
ii. ll‘mllll.
and many «ileum
BRAJNARD. “Law; %s _ 7
Ob‘l'EIKBANKGIO. 1"“ NA.
ll- . his!“ '
. rrro'roeumn:
NORTH. (l. S. 78 W
quality only, and that hang“.
meme. ' ». r
Burke,\\'. 0.. mafiand aahiagtnn
s.N. lloursitomiinllgt
PIANO mnamannw.
BINDER, C. F. cor Willlld mm
dealer in plenum
[EATING—GOLD. Humanism
ooUTil NORWALK mm m 1
All klndso
. z... nommdnfl
nnar. molar: noun. ‘.
hay 'rox JACOB 3|. Washington
.'.\‘. hone“ fir fore-um“. Md?
WOODWARD EARN-kWh”
rent and bulidl nylon for nah. “
l .\\!Z'N I)!!!“ WA
it) the heat, prlcealhelo
sermon,
on: '
HAIBD' ,MISS lm’l’b
Inc-ad dart-chm. rxnh'fgul'i'
MIL“: MEAD’S SCHOOL for k
ladies, H.ill.sil‘le,N Full “mm-d
530.1111“!!! AND "Pl-m
LAL'DER'S BLOC SUN
Durand moi nlnzlE‘sslu-Inazc m
Ulm‘ morals l .
NORWALK IRON WOPKB
w onion! in»
ater at. 8. NM
mum? nun amu'
Lay-«momma at. ”my:
wherein roux ll. II “MW-mm”.
NORTON. JOHN B. u M
Also lan-r of commie Tag .’ .
norm. man All) use”.
KE’IClll'H LANDON .mw‘
lasstovssand waterhsatsva.
POWILL. J. W. 3 Wuhimg3,‘
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mu- “momma"
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