'i‘hs pavilion east and of drawbridge, stock enddxtllrer. I
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turmeofbay.seventousol straw and 1"“ "0°“ W “to fun“! plunder:
moon buheh of can. These were w‘edmwassistancethe best medical
burned with the barn. Underneath
wmmblcdmehone twoyoke olcnt-
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aid tobo obtainedinNew Yorkcity
taken out uninjured by neighbors who
andin thisstuts. Astheresultand
also other-own solicitation an operation thoughitrsined at intervals all night.
went to Ir. Hendrick’s amistance. There
w-twmtylmsbelsof corn in the corn
wasrmortodto last Monday, conducted The lightning troubled the telegraph.
byDr.lchonald,oi'Nsw Yorkcity, as— electric light and telephone wires to
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theOsctssltotbePcrt Beading h illegal;
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lydspublic neeemity,ere all upheld and
sieted by Drthoberts and Worchester. some extent, and several trees were
of New York city, Jones, of Gmsnwich, struck in the vicinity of Wilton. The
Dr. :Adame, 0! New Haven, and Dr. heaviest clapof thunder occurred about
granted
. . . wouldhav
in imllruuents. The loss is estimated Emily Pardee. Thrs operation revealed 9:300’clock, when lightning struck a wait ' myaccrpcratsbcdisetbst 0118380“ Public
by: Ir. Hendrick, who wasseen by a a complication which made her case largeelmtresinthe yard near Wallace no mums thedesd could have been Wmmmw to? m
Swimminthis morning nttl; hopeless. Sincethattimeshehesmdured Deun‘shousoon East avenue. lt shat- dcnesudthe modesitmthflhm ”w ‘ 2"“. “2'2“,
300. Insured with D. P. liorrell as fol‘ her pain and sweetly waited for her call loredtheharkand stripped it from the wm'mmm m” munthsIIve.’ 53mg .3... m.
which cement daybreak this morning. trunkall the way to the ground. The
lows: Barn, $00; corn crib, $50, and
W ”Id W. 3175. W. #795-
The fire was first disbovered by Mr.
Hardn'ck’s daughter Rachel, who was
returning home from the borough
Mt 7 o’clock. There was then only a
slight bhne at the north end of the barn,
between that and the corn crib. She had
badly called to her father. who had just
, set down to supper, when the flames
lulled upward from almost every part of
the building, spreading rapidly to the
corn crib.
Neighbors soon arrived on the scene
and a bucket brigade was organized.
Thereof of firehouse caught fire twice
but wssmved by mans of carpets earn.
rated with water which were spread
over the building. A small onion house
near by was sho saved. Mr. Hendricks
30f theopinion that the barn was set on
lire, as when hh daughter first discover-
ed it the flames were apparently on the
outside.
The blame was plainly seen for miles
around.andsohigh were they tbotare-
port was ended that the tire was at the
woolen mills in Winnipsuk.
Mrs. Disbrow was forty-seven years old.
and from early childhood has been a
member of the Congregational church
and Sabbath school, either as scholar or
teacher. She loam a husband and four
children, Nellie, Natalie, William H. B.
and Daisy, who knew her only as a
worthy, amiable. and loving wife and
mother. The ’church and near world
will always remember her as a true, but the mirror incl! was unharmed.
gentle, helpful Christian worker. Ber After thetracmol the lightning disap-
luncrnl will take place at her late rosi- peeredbehind the baseboard there are no 10"!" Jennings, counsel lorthedefenae,
deuce, 36 West street, on Monday next more indications of Its presence until the 0-" m . Mm W"! to be m
at 2:30p. or. ground outside was reached. Here the Samuel W. IN." PM”. '50 said
» “That me is long which earth was furrowed up for a distance of a“ ‘m the 5" °‘ a“ murder “m“ "m
Amwm‘m'lmlWM' five feet, and several inches in depth m wee covered with M bought
_--__ from him roar headhunters. e looking
Mr. BU“? 33d “3 family had gin-,collar, necktisand some shoe black-
retired when the shock came, and were
log. The paddles did not then know at the
rudely awakened from theirsleep. Their mm” “d W the m“ to “‘3 “1*"
rooms were tilled with a eulphurous
The dstmee claim to know that there wees
smell and comidersble smoke. They
mused about ”River
cutbahofthsmnrderasdersmakinga
werebcdly frightened but got uptoess ssarcktcehim. -
what damage had been done. They “‘W‘
could findno 0' fire, but f 1 THE BATTLE OF THE GIANTS.
thatthepsperon the periorwsllswhere no user Population-mm
thelightniudid masts! itswork,was mnfl‘m
badly smoked. m: wu scattered m‘m “4““ "Mn"
everywhere.
called at the new York
wee ol the Boston Globeaaddmtbe
Conductor Harlin Kellogg, ol the
street railway line. and his family live
firnl 03,5» of Sullivan's Multinationa-
downstsirsin the house. lerellogg
tesday. Corbett’e moneywes put upwitb
Phil Dwyer,the Inl m semi
days ysqc. Sullivan‘s hat deposit will be
haduotarrivedhorne from work when
the shock came. ‘Irs. Kellogg was
severely shocked and was ill all night.
plausdln Xr Dwyer’shandsat once
AlldoubtsastoCcehett or Sullivan not
The others were not allectcd. When
the lightning tore up the ground
gottingtbsnecs-sryhsrkingarenowstsn
end. lleitherman.throsghscmde‘ shriek-
Hn. Kellogg heard the earth strike
the house making a loud no'ne. The
no. cr any other cause, should default now,
the stake money would be handed over to
the man that entered the ring at its!) o‘clock
on Wedntedey, Sept. 7.
Wmhehm MN! .. omnmscmnm
exceed #5.
At the Norwnlk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company ’s station the
lightning played many curiousprsuks.
jumpingamunrl on the wire, and tax-
ingthelightniug arrmton to their ut—
most capacity. By some mean the
lightening escaped from the armature
audgotintooneof thearcsndinmndec
cent dye-mos. The are light were not
disturbed but the incandescent on that
machine wereextloguiebcd and thedyns.
mo burned out and hilly damaged. The
current was shifted to anther machine
and the light turned on again. The
employesat the station say there was
moroelectriclty in the air last evening
tlrauever bciore since the station has
been built.
The lightning burned out the convert-
erorrthcpoleocard. AJtigg‘edrugstore,
and in mmequence that store and
boltseparatcdand struck a maple tree
and continuing its way through the
roof 0! fire house tore through the
ceiling into W. F. Bryant's apartments
on the second floor. lt then followed a
coursetothe sidewalk, going down to
the baseboard behind a large mirror.
The frame on the mirror was cracked
and the bottom was partially torn away,
wbki shotsnrl to the public weltare. Such
commons hold then powers in trust (or
the polite weal.
When, therefore, it appears that such
super-tics h unnrindlul or its plain duty
and acts periodically to the public in
00 make undue gains and profits for its
stockholdera, # usesitapower in a manner
not contemplated by tile law which con-
fers their. The lease to the Port Reading
warnede not only without legal sanction,
bet in defiance of an “My probibitory
statute.
Illegals. and Itveeloa.
the chancellor says the attorney general,
“We! the people, hal the election in
aucddhiskind toprocesd at law to for-
teittkech'arter or in equity for a restraint
cdtheancem There are peculiar restores
hthstnnsacdonthatevinceapuhlic dan-
g‘r mud: more serious than appears in the
ram! tender of corporate duties to per
hrs-no bye tossiznoorporstiou The
WHO-ted constitute two or the six
“aimless-II carriere of the sour
try; Whining“ theOhic Valley
”summertime: the combi-
flfll ‘ The rod alrws that there an in
is thus.“ fumesly had the
d compemtcu between these
a“ roads. but-ow are subject totbe
m which this lease adorns.
h btrIetkat these-operation of the
coal roads hence been secured. By
le-eculy oes'eompetitlcn is silenced.
.dcnlyalittlemorstbanone-half of the
entirecoslregion isoontrolled it is only
thesecood stepin thedireetiou of money
oly, the first being the lease o! the lthigh
Valley railroad. it ‘n to be remembered.
however, that the attorney general may
have his injunction when the ultra vines
not tends or b of nature to produce public
closed her eyes audl- ‘
palmloeflmr and Idl. Howard barrister,
who-immunised with slurred eyes until
great deal to show apiece and even shift-
le- methodpou the put of theproeecution.
"Con-I Glover. "
"Count Casper,” in which Charles T.
Ellis will no doubt entertain a large and-
ience at Music Hall next Monday night.
is constructed to enable this singing com-
edian to sing and yodle and work on the
lines of the late J. K. Emmet. Mr. Ellis
is clever in his work, is agood dancer
with the wooden "shoon." has a meted.
ions voice which he uses easily and with
natural effect. Oaspcr is a village vaga-
bond. with love for children, and this
and thesinging corntitute the mential
features of u play whose motive runs
along the suspicion resting on Caper
that be has stolen some diamonds, which
of course he has not. Two children,
little Picnic O'Brien and Baby Mattie
Grier, serve us the young medium of
Cooper's devotion to the little ones, and
thecornpunyis by far thebestthat has
been seen in the support ol a singing
comedian. The special scenery is bright
and realistic.
A Picture of Ba- Fume-den.
'The Hon. Samuel Fesssnden, of Con-
necticut, of the Republican executive
committee. is always addremul by his
as plain Sam. He doesn't like
to read uel before his name in a
newspaper. He walks with a cane, and,
with the Hon. Joseph ll. Manley, always
eddremed aeroe,is quite as much an
angel as General Clark-m. lfr. Fessen-
den 'Bfifty and llr. Manley a few more
years than that. The two are great
~ chums. and both have [teen sturdy Blaine
men for years. Both have light hairand
blue eyes, catching personalities, happy
expressions. and they room through the
corridors of the uptown hotels as happy
and lsrky as two schoollmya-—New York
Sun.
themcnqmlypcesibleiscreatedoruutilai
the injury possibleiein proeumof the in
mmmndeoythatelther the Phila-
delphia-nit Bowling or the Central owl-
anycoallauds otpmduceaordealsi‘nmll.
Minnie; butsttheeametimsitiead
miltcdthatthe Beading owns a majority
oftbeespitelewckcfthelteadlagooaleod
lroncompnynadthat the Central owns
smaicrityct tbsmpltsl stock or the he
highsndWiIhesbamCo-l company. Wilt
htbhbutdiegalseauderrslonl Whatever
maybethencminelownerehiporthe legal
titlehwthesnbstantial pups-sect tbeiu-
jury apprehended and the attorney gen-
eral's coluplalnt. the railroad companies
stendsstbeownenof tbeceullaudinthie
court.
;III l‘rult crop
Connecticut people may congratulate
themselves, this year, upon the line fruit
crop, says the Deep River conespondeut
of the Hartford Post. It will doubtless
be alumni], for the last year when
much fruit was yielded was 189, three
years ago. The largest peach orchards
in New England, those of the Connecti-
cut Valley Orchard company. which are
situated near Berlin and Deep River, are
richly laden with beautiful fruit. A
finer scene could hardly be painted than
these orchards now—the glosely dark
leaves and the richly colored fruit. while
the busy pickers and the heavy {mit-
Isden wagons give an air of life to the
whole.
A grim interest meters about the new
sorting Muses on both orchards. For
herr- muy be seen the machines for grad-
Dulltvu- la Gent! Torn.
Bar linen, L 1.. Aug. m—Joha L. Sul-
llmhprogrcming finely audition. be
we. in the pink of condition. lie bee
stoppedhsrd work and cnbdoes enough
lightwork tokeep in condition. Barret,
which through soreness have hecu a aims
of eoneklerable worry and annoyance totbe
champion, have been much benefited since
berefraiued from hard work. They were
well enough yesterday wallow him to skip
the rope 950 times in sneer-loo.
com-ultras lame- CODPU.DICOII .
When Commimioner George ll. Woods
Vi in M recently he was much
gratified to find the work of the Women‘s
board of the m for the World's Fair
at) much appreciated. The chic! clerk of
the W exprvewd to Hajor
Womb the general pleasure enjoyed by
the knowledge of the systematic work
which was being done by the (focus-eti-
cut ladies, and simmer appreciation was
W in the woman's department.
thedepartmsntoftinoartsend by sever-
al newspaper Ines whom Major Woods
Carlson Isa-es. III“. ‘I‘raI-es 0-0.
Asscar Pass, N J.. Aug. est—1min; s
sparring sshibitlcn at the opera house Cor-
bett. who w. sparring with btv trshrer,
Duly, accidentally caught theistter a terri-
ble right wander the chin, knot-king
him insensihle. Delyiuul tobscerriedont.
Dleeatreue law-poly.
“counsellor-yet“ while thedenhb
cf “lb who literally much alien
ttouewitbout ufianstlou and to tireless
clthetacteadrerted unearned-sermon
wktrbdiseetitles themtothst torus who-hie
Myscccrdedtothsdeolalaof responsive
Daniel Daugherty by».
Pampers-era. Aug. Ian-«Daniel Dough“
erty. the eminent barrister, i at Ileeth'a
door at his house, 2,01! lips-nee street, this
Upon preliminary hearings here~the
chancelltecontln unwsharsgreatmat
( h nd thml' saloons to i d” m‘ "“wmu'h’fim" h” '“’
met. The opinion seemed to be I" a“, fruitaslo size. the 3;, w,“ Ire-a "M I *9 n away at any me. e was born in
that up u of cement were 3 3' V darknem. commas Ilekasbsealll
ping andpscking it and at Berlin the
final placing of the lllled baskets in the
car.
ahesdotsomsolthestem and slsmt
ofalllatbeworkotwomanespht
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“in!!! (tom-tuned ltryebalae
million has rendered a finding
outbsdmlhci liarry Inhomthstive-
WWquhodletlsuddenly
. ease-y. 'l'lssruotlreroltbechilrlit
”honorarium. Ills-Ilia;
pllh. Mistletoe tire but stated
closely that tire pellets were warrant- eetteoeighteea-iocb shark boots near
tor several Immina
33w”
The incamiseoent lights were also ex-
tiogubhed at B. it. llotchkies‘srssldeoco
on Arch struct-
Colcnel halls L Smith had a
valuable cow struck by bromine
lohbpsaunhtmmmflor-
walk. The animal's body was found
3.3
The Interview Was a Fake.
BAI lhlml. In, Aug. ill .. Navmyeni
Boy. the Turktsn minister, says the alleged
Interviewlnwhlch be h reported toirsve
sold thsttkesuitea should leakerepentkrs
tor the outrages st lire-is was om”
without foundation.
lug to the accusation oi the remaining
utheelueoslprodemrstoedecteebaege
in the price at their output so thettbey
meyhsbvs estistertcryreturns trout
lug Ithsrks III New ”area Berber.
A number of large sharks have recent-
ly bscueeen in theneigbborhoodof’l'om-
lineon's bridge, much to the terror of
youthful bothers to that vicinity. James
Pilcher, heed clerk at Joseph Waterman's
cafe, determined to capture them. Be
Weaken Ills Vessel.
neuronal. thug. nmm War»
realism.“ theebooser
My
snismlttointelllgsaes. ’lthpumiblethat
eeeksmoncpoiymayhusedesthedetead-
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the preliminary injunction prayed for b
Intbeconreeofhledecisiobthechancellor
MWprivilsgesnpoatbetavorttee. it
atthe-metimeereots trout them duties
injury. He is not required to wait until all, ,
uncommon. hm ‘
amlnutelt we said we were,
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.I’N-i; hetterofi hen
"Mlum locum w» . attachments:
' teeth Nomlt. loreelt. ‘ whenmemmisinotm To "‘isths'tymimv’e'
'moneycntheplirc‘haee.
city' rs at
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, ’ I , _ 32-Wssrmroro’n Sinner-132.
freshest fish to be had
lot. of fish arrives every day.
PIIIIE TIIIITII IINTSIIP,
“noon 3 . .,
Onct thousand lbs
sale every Boturdny.
Orders calledforand delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
firill)‘
lint: , L" than Ivy? ‘u ‘
32 UNSHIIGTIIII STREET.
L. H. DECKER.
. DEALER IS
WAIT
FOR
TO-MORROW.
Paints. llilsjillags, etc.
Nrtists’ Materials.
Pictures Framed to Ortlt‘l‘
Paper flank; and Decorating.
Iwwasurncros suntan—rs
South Kurwalk.
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Generally searches
for d drug store.
3 The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
0
M ‘" lieving pain may be
found at
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illustrated catalogue.
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