hmllmomaseuthllain street...83.000
'Bpringstrest......... 3,230
to It
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Is It
,, Weetstrcet...
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baa-nu Ins".
u: .1 use
The pavilion
Fire, Life
——————GEO. LOCKWOOD,
yhlo. 2 South Main Street.
Woman”... 3,900:
Elmwodd avenue.. .. 3,000
and barnGrove street 4,000
automaton .~
Vanandtavenuo..... 1,950
W street.......,t,too
and mowhrmel SAW
nenr‘lllm‘Grove store 2,350
Belllslaud.......... 2,200
I! fixtures.
3.2m,
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8
and
east end of drawbridge, stock
ta
and Accident Insurance.
with you.
south Norwalk. et.
will 'plsrn you,to a dead certainty? If you do, wecaudobminsae
nominal an n an IM are less
loIIIIIs' III lip’huv IIIIs. IIIIIII us
now Italy In Insulation
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COMSTOCK
BROTHERS.
It 80th Ilaln Strut.
soon unmet.
Dyes: Furolshlpgaouds. At
the first glance you will like
thin "that as second you
willllkethembettevnndatthe
tlllrd' you will reaehlheoou-
clnliouthattheynreabsolutsly
suretohupruve upon acquaint
anus as long as you puma
them. Doyou happoutowant
anything in this line? Doyou
happantowant somethiugthat
no. Building,
IIorwsIII.
When you buy our W
thmI you are when you
clean gift of money
not giving anything away. not
by a good deal. You Would
begin to be suspicious“ or in
a minute if we said we were.
Keep your eye on the min lelo
chars to give you W
for nothing. Usually lie blin- ‘ ‘
self' In ready to take about t“
he can get. All we whale”,
you are better of! when you
buy our Clothing than you I”
when you got a clean gift of money The explanation is that you are ,
money on the purchase
_ W ' I , \,
mum II THE cum. ",1“ uun- III HIIID FllEIIS. ......'.“;‘1‘.'.’.'..L"..1’I'.’E.‘Z'f:‘li".‘;.. THEBUBLENTHIGED'ES T“°“’““i"%‘2§"i.‘:i““°‘°”“°
. ll’he Repahlleaae of the Hut and 'I'hlri
WW1. GARDNER, 01’ NEW roar,
III’I' BY THE “HOST TRAIN.
III was Walking Inward south Narwalk
a- th. last-kennel Track Yesterday
Alter-oo- wlers Ste-ck, and bled la—
staatly—‘l'he leatatas Buried by tra-
dertaler Gregory. _
The “ghost train," which passes
through here at 3:57 o‘clock, struck and
intently killed a man at the curve just
below the Springwood bridge, yesterday
afternoon. The man was wallnng
toward this city on the eastbound track
and either did not hear the train coming
or became confused. The train stopped
and the man was picked up and placed
on astretchcr, which was put on board
lustllatton.
a blatrleta llaet Delegates.
rim and Third district Republicans I‘m-“m“ 1"“ harness
met one town hours last «was.» I 303nm AND snares».
electdsleptca to thedilfersut conven- I
tiona. B. 8. Keith was elected chiirman mflfimgrmflgl? “00"!
“mo v -s .. - as- n,-
:liggght glee“ 3:11:33. 321:1: I Normalk to Stanford In Villa-tenant!
I as seconds—II. rag-u hum-r
J. Bill, 0. B. Coolidge . Cpmual— I
B 8 Keith, J n. Hurlibuttg manor-moaned; or Stamford,
Incently madsawlsel' 0‘ .509 that I”
E- M. Wilma] 5- E Austin; Probate could drive from Norwalk to Stamford,
-—Oscar W. Raymond, J. A..Plnneo. bi“! his four-iu-blml inside of Anny-
The delegates were authorrzedtoselect live minutes. The mg was made this
their own alternates. The matter of oming andst Wiggly twenty-seven
organizingscampeign 01"" "W“ came inuta; 'pnst six o’clock his handsome
up and a committee was appomted to $1“ an,” by four spanking horses.
organize such a club-”Vi" PM” ‘° left the Norwalk ImeIandspeededdown
add to their numbers such a number as West .venue and up the turnpike by the
they may deem best. The committee cry out of sight. Thomualofison
consists of J. Belden Hurlbutt, C. B. fthisphee accompanied him .3 thus;
from
ditina of the order:
stltatloa in the seam. '
about it,” said the reporter.
‘That Is absolute y false. While Sucre
tary Bayes was the one who made the in
veatment, still I knew that It had been done.
Pumarunu. Aug. 31—Sapreme Jae
tieel'. D. Burnaby; of the Order of Iron
Hall, returned to his home. 3.408 Baring
this city. lie said hohudarrived
timers and was tired and sick. At
first he declined totslk, but finally replied.
when asked his opinion of the financial cou-
”You can my that
mmwmymma, Isa-solider any in .
I"I‘he dispatches from Indianapolis quoted
youauayingdarlngthelavestigation that
Hayes was responsible for the
083.1110 of the reserve fund being in Mutual
hank stock and that you knew nothing
I said nothing that redected’lu any way
Lizzie Was in a Laughing Mood
on That Fatal Morning.
olumr Mme III sronr.
no Marten llad the A1“! Westm-
Beheaded and the Skills An In rum-av *5 ’
alan of the State Altoneyr-A Startlin-
Announcement for the Accused lel.
Pam. Rivas, Mean, Aqu 2.7.»Tbere was
a new horror for Lizzie Borden to face on
the second day of her ordeal In open court,
the twentymad in the ordeal of suspicion
growing into accusation and armst since
Ike gave the alarm of murder to the serv-
ant, Bridget Sullivan. The horror was at
the end of Medical Examiner Dulnn’s les-
timony, with which the hearing opened.
Dr. Dolun had told the oft repeated
Jewelry.
you.
Notice what we have to offer:
,13'3'.”W§shlngton Street.
The demand for cheap Jewelry in the past has prompted us
to call your attention to this particular line of goods this week.
We are displaying many novelties at prices which will surprise
IIIINT s more
32—Wasrmvcrox Bram 32
There you can always finfihe
”reheat fish to be had; A‘fi’ne "'
- E fish arrives every day.
on IuIIIIn cusur,
IMPORTED SIIIIIIIIES,
One thousand lbs of Lobstersfor
sale every Saturday.
Qrders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys.
tor and Vegetable Market,
therearearof the train and brought to Coolidge, Carmi G. Hubbell, W. A. I D l . . story of how the heads of Lizzie?» father 100 i k Pin 36 .33 h wor 1, 5 _ ’
thehggageroominthede t Medical Curtis, Herbert ll. Smith, Henry hem They droveto on m Huh and stepmother were hacked. and howthe St: “s g ’ “t c
miner Po ed I Guthrie Ass 3 Woodward Henrv I‘mm‘w‘“ “d m" “P "‘ “w Tm“ mick and spun Wesson "I the “royal 5’0 10° 19C-
E“ Bum} “3 “min” “”0 H,,,,,,,’,,,, Chm-lea H Whoa" Ed- “in” 8mm” “0“" “Miami ““3“ Borden" domicile had been covcttd with Gill: and Oxidized Hair Pins 3c “ “ 5c. 32 WASHINGTBH STREET.
M995 mm a“ 9‘3““ ”nifty; ward H hormone George C '00” mt seconds after sevsno’.cloclr having theirblood. a. had mm howum‘mung .. .. n .. 10c a. w 13¢ n » ._-, , ,. ,,,,-.-,-,-_-_.,,____
bleynthacrovvd of about 01:21] un ' stock 0.0 Wheeler, E S. Adhms J ‘ on the road thirty-seven minutes must have been done withnlmtcllct, how R0“ d Pl to u u H u u 250- La Ha DECKER.
canons m ma‘ 9 mans G G, ' ' d E O’K .ler ’ land fifty-eight seconds. Yesterday morn- It. Borden must have been struck from c a , C- ' DEALER lx
chutnecknrmsand legs werebroksn, . Ngoryan . . es . 51180- E Hoyt, of the Stanford Yacht mmdmhcm on wow“. mm hm ans .. .. Lace Pins 100 I. .. 190.
and he also received internal injuries, 1‘ “'33 "'0'! suggested 85 “1'- llurl- '
which caused his death instantly. He
butt‘s name appeared first upon the list club, drove his four-in-hand from the
INorwalk hotel to the yacht club build-
Bordoa must have been smitten while she
was standing up and mutilated after she
Best Rolled Plate Hair Pius 200 each, worth 59c.
carried asmall black satchel with him, that he shouldbe authorized to call the Iin in {on “we" mum’s and mm as Ballad also testified um Mrs. Ber Gm or OXId'ZCd Hat Plus 5° “ h 108‘156‘
and In thisandinhis pockets were found committee togetbcras 30"“ '3 mb‘e‘ Inf-0nd y I y don must have been killed at least two
POW“ which showed him to be Wilham lle then called a IiIeeting for Monday I ' 3' 7—— M" hem” 1“" huma- *‘ ‘“
Gardner, a native of New York city Hr-
bad a card which stated that he uas a
stone cutter by trade. He had $1.5l in
his pockets and papers from Greenwich
which referredtoa patent on a faucet
the man was evidently interested in. A
111an circular told of the Nature of
Gardlncrs Beer Pump, and be bad an
agreement with two other men regard-
ing a cash register improvement. lie
had several receipts for money paid on
patents from Mann 8: Company, patent
agentsand the publishers of rho Scientific
American. Aletter on his person was
addressed to Mrs. A. E. Gardner, 101
Madison street, New York city. Dr.
Burke telegraphed to the superintendent
of police in New York yesterday after—
noon, askmg him to find out if sucha
person resided there. The officer did so,
and Dr. Burke received the following
dipltch, sighed Mrs. Annie E. Gardner:
‘Plense send me full description of man
killed. Thinkit'u my husband." Dr.
Burke sent the following reply: “Letters
found on body addrsmcd to you from
Diller, Neb. No question about
identity." Mrs, Gardner is snare-ted
here this afternoon.
The ghost train was in chagge of Con-
ductor Alexander Cowen, with Engineer
Berry in the cab. It is one of the [fulfill
trains on the road. making the run from
owning at 8 o'clock to be held in his law HERE AND 'l‘llllllli.
office in the Gazette building. ‘ . /
m»... ‘lmportaat News of the County and State
Saugaluek Democrat“: Blah. i Cleve-tel“ [- a Condensed Porn.
The regular meeting 01 “'9 Sansaluck I Patrick Connor. 60, an old section hand
Democratic club was held on Thursday ‘0“ the New London Northern railroad.
evening, and all the members, with n few was found drowned in Yantic river yes—
excrvptinns, were present, and were hnr- “may morning.
monimls, cheerful and perfectly content- Frank Smith, of Thompson, a
brakeman on the fivland road,
fell from the top of a «wing freight
ed with the outlook for Cleveland and
Stevenson—at [asst in Saugntuck. George
train near Norwich yesterday morning
and was probably fatally injured,
B. Smith, president of the club, was in
William I]. Corbin. Yale ‘89, who
the chair. and be controlled motions,
madeagreat name for himself in the
amendments, and debated with consum-
mate skill and judgment. The executive
athletic world, has been appointed head
master and instructor in history and
committee reported, and as a consequence
many dollars were piled into the cum-
science in the l’ingry school, of Elim-
beth, N. J.
paign fund of the club, to be usal for
campaign purposes. Edward Allen, Suv-
iour Di Giovanni, William Williams and Charles “flan", a New Haven long-
John Lowry were complimented by the shoreman. aged fifty years. wasaccident-
club for thcirstmnuous cflortsduring the ally drowned in a“, barber 111mg)“,
Hewas employed by the long Wharf
Fish company“ was loading a small
week in the club‘s behalf, and amid cheers
ing were asked to keep up the gogglpyork.
boat when he slipped and fell overboard.
At the meeting of the Roadmasters’
William Williams intends to open his
Association in Springfield F. llolbrook
new ball on the same evening that
the banners will be floated to the
of the consolidated road was elected vice-
prcsidcnt and F. E. Sibley of the Con-
breeu, and there will be nothing left uuhl
done to make the event an imposing oueI
solidatcd and l‘. (‘. Clarke of the “cum-
tonic were made members of the oz-
for Snugutuck, and to make all \isibu'l
feel assuml that Saugatuck can be
ecntive committee.
(YharlI-s Taller. the oldest printer in
r. a. murmur.
upon J. Henry Hayes, furl believe him to
be a thoroughly honest mun.”
“Do you believe thaqhis $53,000 is lost!”
Mr. Sumerby thought for a moment and
then said, “Yes, I am obliged to admit
that I think it is"
When told that the Mutual bunk nppralsr
er's finished their work and that the result
b favorable to the Institution hlr. Somerby
mid: "lam glad of that. Butl felt sure
of it all along, and was convinced that the
£170,000 of Iron Hall was all right. There
would have been no need for an amignee
for the bank if it had not been for Super
intendent Krumbhaar’s interference."
"What will your movements be in the
future!‘
“That I can‘t say. But I am always
ready todo anything for the good of the
order. lly actions have always been
straightforward and honest, and I can only
say that I am very sorry for the whole
aflair. There was no occasion for a re
ceiver for Iron Hall. and lllrh' was no
«melon for a receiver for the Mutual bank.
as both were perfectly solid"
klr. Seniority was surprised when he
learned that hath” Attorney Iimlmm had
been appaintmlrormwr for l’rnlwylvarlim
but Wot-rm tnlk no mun-
generous and yet have a good majority
for Cleve-land and Sta-Wham). (hinge;
_ I
ll. Smith mail by-laws \rlucll were com
Then hv m'tld calmly: “I have the heads
of both the deceased. l mulch» t then i from
the bodles m the graves in (Mi; ”'UW u mo
levy on Aug. 1: by order of tho Imam ;, "'
general, and tl: .cy are now in my I» so *-
don."
It was sturtllng to Lizzie llonlen. this
flesh crhibxt in the chamber of hurmra
through which she has been woollen“: now
for more than three win-ks. Sin,- l;:-| In r
face behind her fan, and what Bill S Ii lvlll
of the mascionsnoss upon which the bid. I ll“-
announcement fall were not n‘t'vzllr-Il Io Ill-.-
curious eyes which Wen‘ turned upon her
at the moment II vaII made.
their \Vaa light lanrtml.
When llnciget Sullitun mm. to Ih- stand
she testified unwittingly to VIII It mm a
most curious frame of mind Iv! tllr- murd~r~
see, If the accused is a murdv-st
Silo testified that the daughter wont to
the murder of her father Will] a light heart.
for when Andrew J. Borden fume homo on
the morning of that fatal day Ilridgut let
him into the house.
The door was hard toopeu. Bridget made
he of some forcible national exclamation at
the ohduracy of the door. and alter she
had dune so heard flies Lizzie up stairs
laugh outright at her warmth, so that, ac
cording to the witness‘ testimony, Lizzie
Borden premeditated parrin'rle and laughed
at u servant‘s struggle with a sticky door in
one and the some Instant. lass t‘lmn an
hour passed between the turn» that Lizzie
laughed at the u'n'lllll'r‘ cum-Juror with
tho door and lllt.’ time at who'll she an
ununwd llr‘r fulllvl's lllul'lll‘l’. The witness
tilt-u delnllvd tin- rvI-nu of llll‘ lnlnl mum-
mg.
Wool Blankets.
ity. All blankets bought of
free of charge until wanted
50 pairs Ill-4 Blankets, beauties. at 0190 pair.
lar. for this sale Nile pair.
palr.
lnr We quality, our price .0 \d
good as wheat at lit, worth Sc per yard.
.‘Inru- on the slaml.
\h'ool blankets will soon be in demand, and we have deter-
mined to furnish our share to the people of this town and vicin-
us now, if so desired, will be stored
Notice Our Leaders.
50 pairs 10 l Blankets good we eight, aleadcr In every particu-
‘ 23 pairs 10-4 Blankets, best In town for the money, at 531.09
I .Ow )Ils. Bleached Muslin III remnants of 5 ll’,’ l5 yds., regu~
50 pcs. Extra Heavy 1 nbleacbcd Sh outing, II: inches wide as
Pictures l‘runlcd to Order.
Paints, (Ills, (lines, etc.
lrtists‘ Materials.
Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
til—WASH l SGTUN STREET— 79
Nullll \orvmlk.
I Generally searches
2for .2 drug store.
‘TIIC greatest variety
of remedies for re-
lieving pain may be
Mill
Willi
found at
HALE’S
r. I
. ‘ 1 the state, who learned his trade in the ~ ’l'lu- Ilurllt‘lljllull a mum on lilo day of ' POPULAR ‘
New York '0 Boston m “V8 1‘0“” and filmed “ml" “is C‘mruufli‘m- ““1 “'9. Hartford Conrant other sixty years ago, A umlru I.»- Dllseent'lusaell-s. $";““"“I vIaIIuImII. Illa mum- Is John PAIN . ’
forty minutes. This Is “It: second man club was unanimous in saying they “re“: tllfil ll 1,20 o'clock this; morale M 303103, Aug. 3:.—Applll‘llllln has been - UFM'. “c is an uncle of the [Irln‘nupr'
that . ‘ 8' r. Inadeintheeu ‘ ' - IX" ’ b 13‘ MI ‘ " D
. _ . ‘ . . ’ , Plum” Judicmlmurt my.» Inga rot unf . Borden: first Info. orner rug
Eye“! killed bl’f" “an", on Writ-fill) satlsfhctory. In regard to; 'l‘uller ““82 years and eleven months solver for the Iron llnll in the common- “id be told "“5 9101'! 011 "19 WW1: “0 .
this dluslon, the other lung a )ut two ransmg bannersrt was voted to march old. Hehas lived for the my twenty wenlthof mwchuwtm 11“,“, h. In the had ”PM“ "hnlyfligm years in "bums, Store
months 330’ “hm Conductor ‘Eugcne from ""3 "3“ and 13° ‘h‘w “"9”“? years at llr. and Mrs. Ahell' .18 Church hands of the uffiwrs of tho Mlmhuwlts 13-“th been in this not» about three '
Boyer, of this city, was running the
tram. .______... __________
Blg live In New York City.
le YORK, August 2'! 1392. ~The
Metropolitan Opera House, corner of
Seventh avenue and l‘ortieth street
caught fire this morning about 9 o'clock
and spread rapidly. The roof of tin-
bulldinghasfallsn in and the damage
will amount to several thousand dollars.
he 'apltT-lafe.
Toaos'ro, August ‘27, lam—The yhcllt
Wapiti, reported lost with the family of
Banker Sibley on board, is now anchored
in Collingwood harbor, all the party be
ing mfe. ______H___ W
Mellon ef the ”flatten at 1885.
'l'bereuuiou of the legislature of 8-")
will he bald at llills’ homestead, Sat-in
Rock, September I5. The businms meet-
ing will be at 11:30 a. In., and the shun
dinner at 12:30 p. III. Erastus (lay,
Alexander Troop and John H. Swart-
wout are the committee of arrangements.
Amtbe members of the state gov-
ernment of that year were: Governor
Henry B. Harrison, Lieutenantgoverubr
lszrin A. ()ooke. Secretary Charles A.
avenue, and after raising the banner in
front of E. 8. Wheel or :9 Button factory.
witlrcercmonv, they then reform and
march up l‘ranlrlin street to the hull
again thus everyone um have a
view of the fireworks. which will he on
hibilcd on return. A grand supper free
will be laid. and a dance in the hull lutel‘
to II. Smythes celebrated on III-urn.
”flaunt Casper. "
The formal opening of Music Hall for
the season of 1892-93 will take place next
Monday evening, when Charles 1'. Ellis,
the well known German dialect comed-
ian, appears in “Count Casper." The
New \ork Telegram says of the playI:
“1 cont Caspcr‘ was presented at the
Park theatre last night by Charles '1‘".
Ellis. who appeared for the first time at
a Broadway theatre, and a well-filloll
house applauded and shown-miller
on star and support alike. The role filled
by Mr. Ellis offers admirable scope frlr
his tulentshand the scenes in which he
and Baby firier and l-‘hrrrieO'BrIen hahe
their confidential wraps are about the
prettiest in the play. The characthr
sketch work of UbarlceW. Swain arid
street. bunches probably from till) one to sum, I170.
A. J. Price, of New York, Stmt R
Smith's bookkeeper, who '3 charged with
embezzlement of $0,000, and is reported
to have a wife living in Africa, was mar-
ried three years ago at Middleton-n, (.‘t. ,
to Louise Neale. a society hello of that
city, who has since lived with him in
New York.
The Second Regiment of the l’atriarchs
Militant. which comprises the cantons of
New London, Norwich. Iliddletown.
Waterbury, New Britain and Hartford
will parade in Newlnndon on September
5. The regiment will haven shore din-
ner at Fisher's island and will visit the
newlyrpurchaaed Odd Fellows' home at
flroton.
Edgar A. hurls. forty—one years of
age, once a mill hand at Willimantir,
Conn, was the man who was killed by
a train while walkingon the New York
& New England Railroad truck Turn
day night. He was walking to Boston
with the bopeof getting something todo.
Ilia body has been taken to Willlmantie
for interment.
James ll. Parker. Hartford curves
(Ill-ea lee-Iver for New \ark.
Nae Your, Aug... 'S.~Jnsttce "Brien ap
pointed George F. (lilacs temporary ro-
eelver of the property In llnl state of the
Order of the Iron llull on petition or Moses
K. (Ilium
THE LAST OF THE STRIKE.
I’ll. Hen tote In Betarn to \t' orlI—‘l‘he
Troops to Its Withdrawn.
Bl’rv'auhAug. ‘27.——A large meetlng ol
striking swrtehmon was held in Kaiser‘s hall
and after it was over one of the strikers
mid: “The atrikeizover We have voted
togo back to work" Grand Master Swee-
ney left the ileum lion», nod, lL‘culnpt
tried by a couple of detective. sealant)
guard sud Ililos N. Barrett, drove totbe
Central depot, whom he look a lla'hlgsn
Central tram for the west.
A number of the ltochmh-r and l’lttslmrg
striking switcbnwu called upon Suwrin-
tendent Bartlett and asked tobe reinstated.
They were told that there was no use of
their applying, as not one of them should
ever again be employed on the road
The superintendent iaquotod as saying
that the company Insdo every mentors—
ttoupuaslble to the men and had treated
than fairly in every particular They were
determined to lie up the mad; now the
void would tie them up.
years, living: part of the time with the
Burdens and the remainder In Dartmouth.
He arrived at the house Aug. Sandspent
the night in the guest chamber. Bo arose
at o o'clock, ate breakfast and heard him
Borden order Bridget Sullivan to wash the
windowa He never saw Innis at all dur-
ing has entire stay at the house nuul after
the murder.
Ilr. Borden bade him goedby at 3:30 that
morning and salted hInI Io come back In
dinner, which he promised to do. lie spent
the morning with relating In Flint village
andreturned to the house at I135, when
the servant told him that Mr. and bin
Borden had been murders-d. The house was
full of policemen. On Saturday he saw
Emma take a towel and wash the blood
off the parlor door. It was literally our.
cred.
('Ither witnesses were examined. the no
not Bridget was rwallml and the t‘nlllr
nation adjourned.
The most extraordinary svontsinesthe
Bordon tragedies three vm-Ir» ago occurred
you after the adjournment of the hearing.
rlva-ral reporters crowded around the at
torusys for the defense, who showed the
following extract from the Fall River Globe:
Ltaale'a mraige Remark.
“Wednesday afternoon a reporter of The
Globe learned that Matron Reagan had
heard Lizzie Borden quarrellng with Emma,
seeming the latter of giving her away. lie
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roborated. The question was put to tho
matron. flow In Ilsa Llnle condoning her
self new r
The Lackawanaa swltvhmen went on
strike again. lleveral of the members of
theorem at the foot of Iain street were
Pam-rs, Borders and (tilt Moullllngat
W for Inspection. on
not!
Ito-ell, Treasurer Valentine B (‘ham-
hsrhln, Comptroller Luaerne J. Ilen-
send-Ionauxl'rancisll. (loom. of lien-
I50 my choice Styles of chillies at 5 cents per yam.
15 well Selected Styles III lapulia Ilulle at l0 cents pal yard.
Miss (‘lara floors is exceedingly clever
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