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Tutirflormlsy, formerlycf llcrwelk,
wbohwantsdatlouglslandciiy as a
wimlnthelligghl-Ooekhnd molds
misworkingathis bade. that o! a
moulds. iutbelallsahle Iron shop at
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In caecbeisccmpefledtotigbt
theqoesticncfbsingtakmcut dean-
We. names will raise the
tenthifcarryingthetbemattsrintotbe
Gormleyandthseoorfour others were
planednnderarreettoheheldaawitncn-
es. Bauhwae placed at 01m and as
Gormleycouldnctseonrework at Long
Islandfityhelcfttbeplace. ,
Watthslallcablelronshopin
HaldaneniteinWthatGormley is
thehfiidimtmanintheroom. Be is a
@odwcrkmnand hasnot lost a day
slumbeinganphyedinmfieisa
man‘whoapndsbutlittlemoneyonhim—
eslf,ssndingbisearninptob'nwifeand
csvsncbildrsnatlouglslandCityI
Onthenightofthe murder Gormley,
knowing Higgins and Cocklenil were
drunk. fearedtberewonldbetronble and
attemptedwstoptberow. (ionnleybad
anideaa Long Island odicer would be
afterhimandbedexpcctcd it for some
ime.
Owl-sweet
Theopeningconcertintchll C.A
ccursefortbepreentasasonwillbebeld
to-morrow evening in theNorwalk Opera
House, .and the record of last year’s
finewureeisasnficientgtmrantsetbat
thisopningconcwthytheleadeimohn
mintetteclnbmtncstomwillbcafiae
(me. The following untimonialspeaks
for itsdl: “The grntmt mneicalquin-
tette,plsying chamber mule, that this
countrylm mason,is,nndoubtedly,
tbsHandelmothnintetteclnbmfm
ton. organised in 18". Every aassrm
someaewcvganiastionccmesbeforethc
public. wins the «islet! and only
tuepmmotsrsofchambercmccrtswut
the Hendehohn Quintette club still
holbitsplaoedndnndoehtedly willas
ing as the foandu and leader. Ir.
MRyan,’nalive.”‘-&Panl.linn.
Globe.
Ahel’ewndefl’avisonsa.
Wimallthemoneyinthebone lire.
Ushlager, ofBr-idgeport, houghtapound
ofparisgrecnyestcrday afternoon and
ateitlibanlly. Atthreso’clocksbewas
ton-dingreat gony and a physician
was amnmcned. He used a stomach
pumpandallkaownremedimbutatl :15
thkmorningahsdiedflerbusbandhad
been out d work {In some time and
sought for employment without success.
They had hadlittlo to eat for overs
week. In'the morning Ulhlager told
biswilethethsw-goingtcliew York
in search 0! wk. bah die learned
thathawas in a saloon drinking, and
thendflminedvtokillbmeelf. Theatri—
cide wn only nineteen years old and
areBlavoeians.
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ardvelfiturdayatlhentdu’slles! sm-
uen. m m B. 1. Their dry
gmdsMhmtmcoflniutectbntthey
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days'tlmciimitplacsdcnthdrwagerof
{somrheyavelugoodccnditiouthougb
thayhevehadasvcrelrocgbc'xparisnces
aedbave frsqusaly been swamped or
upped over. Two days were lost as
PointJndlthbacanseolroadI weather.
They Input the seas cl both Point
Jndhhsndnrsutcn's lteslas blots
4-minthslrimprovbed boat. whicbis
seven feet long. three feet wide and
thinsniaehmdaep.
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jehehr.wbowasraportsd to have dis.
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* CONNECTICUT.
vmtion for the Fourth district, was
et llecrmtion Hell. BMW
thi morning, convening st ll o'clock.
Willis “unanimously nomi-
natsdbyaeclsmation.
0VIITIIBBIVBB.
lows and Mt: theltnyln Inst
lee-all.
lewruss'hesseatthelienhmralr—
mm Isma- Ilspsswltli a
Iprlaglsld Ian-A flirty-ales lea-e
Prlumt-Ilnawlewem
At the Dsnbnry fair. Thursday, Baby
lhnen'eLWilsonof Rivusidsave-
nae, spent Sunday with friends in
Bridgeport. .
William W. Davis, of Port Jefferson,
1.. 1., is‘visiting bk cor-la, Frank
L'Hommedien.flenrystreet. .
The twenty-filth anniversary of the
marriage of Ir. andllrs. ILJ.Brown
willhecclebrstedattheir bcme,3'lVaa
Zandt avenue, Saturday evening, Octo-
ber 29.
Mr. and lira. unis-Inn Robertson '
have imned invitation for thecelsbgnr
none! the twenty-fifth ahaiver‘mry of
their wedding on Friday evening, the
28th inst, at 81 South Osborn avenue.
scrambled up the bank, climbed a fence,
notwithstanding the condition he was in,
and dragged him]! to the plan of a
house near by.
A man, apparently under theiniluonce
of liquor. fell into the harbor from the
end of long Wharf, New Haven. His
hat, which was found on the wharf, has
been identified as that belonging to a
man named Frank Gerald, of Holyoke,
Hass..a blacksmith. Thebody hornet
yet been recovered
Billy Rumell and Charles Iloore fought
thirty-nine rounds near New Haven last
night for a purse of $300. There were
about sixty people present. The light
was even to the last few rounds, when
RMI appeared to have the best of it.
The light will be fought oil in a few
weeks.
Hrs. John Norton. of Bridgeport, went
oil with a Springfield man hturday
night and left a note father-husband,
saying that she did not love him. He
has announced his intentilm oI visiting
Springfield as soon as be saves money
to by In that gun.
Charles Dill, of New Haven. had a new
suit given him by his son-in-law. Satur-
day night. and straightway went to Hill
River and changed hie clothes. leaving
h'mold onsson the bank. It took the
police all day Sunday to hunt down the
supposed suicide.
The Yale faculty has announced the
winner of the High Chamberlain prise.
This price is offered to the member of the
freshman class who passed the best
examination in Creek at entrance. Al-
bert C. Keller. of Milford, is the winner.
Augustus Brchan has been arrested as
one of the burglars who have recently
made small hauls at Wallingford. Ho
confemed and implicated Thomas Nu-
gent, who has been arrested but protests
bis Innocence.
James Hewitt, of Fairfield. while out
bunting Saturday shot him]! through
the leg below the knee. He was climb-
ing a fence when the gun was discharg-
ed. The wound is not dangerous.
AJ. Besrdsleyd: Eon have signed a
contract with the government otllcials to
do thedredgingin Bridgeportand Black
Rock harbors. The work will commence
about Nov. 1.
.Four diduent houses In the vicinity cl
oeau'nm, North Haven, have been ell-
tered within the past few days by burg—
lars. whces courage lailed beiore any
The members of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company held their regular meet-
ing last evening. After the transaction
of routine business the resignation of
Walter C. Caewell as second assistant
foreman was accepted and John K. Finch
was unanimously elected in his stead.
it is understood that llr. Caswell does
not like this country and intends to re-
turn to England.
Sylvester Selleck. who is employed at
107 Washington street. was engaged yes-
terday in placing the tin roof on Captain
W, H. Vsrity’snew double house. Keyser
avenue. He stepped from the roof to
the scsiiold on one side of the house,
which befelt giving way beneath him,
and jumped to the ground. He struck
on his side and seveme injured his left”
arm. Beisabletobeabout this morn-
ing, however.
”All“.
Nina Lactic nose, daughter of George
Boss,oftheiiedlille,iaquiteill at her
home.
Stephen Lockwood has moved from
Rowayton to Hrs. Brady's house in this
place. .
A Succeaafnl Concert and Ball.
The first grand concert and ball of the
Norwalk Iron Works bond was held at
Germanic ball last evening. The band
played two selections on Railroad Place
and then went to the hall. where an ex-
cellent concert was given. Dancing was
commenced about 0 o‘clock, music being
furnished by Heine's orchestra. and
Henry 69th prompting. There
was a large attendance and the afiair
was very succemful. The floor manager
was James H. Smith and his aides were
William Shanna. Wallace lcQuhae and
E. B. Hayes. The committeeo! arrange»
menu consisted of Jamm E. Smith,
William Simona. Wallace lcQuhae, E.
B. Hayes, Albert Bradley. William Day
and Cliilord Kidney.
level Org-Ida forelew ‘l’rlnl.
AttorneysWilliamand Downs,ccun—
selfochhn Bawley, convicted for the
morderoflaryh. Henson. have tiled
withtheolerk of the Superior Courts
hilloteacsptionsin which they ask for
anewtriah'l‘beyallegethstJohuGcod-
sell.ouecftbejcrovs, slept during the
trialmdthetaphyslcsl infirmity from
which hesuilsveddisqualiiledhim from
colleges juror. Counsel tor Hawley in-
tarviewed the reporters who attended
thetrielandsubpmnsedtbem totestify
that Goodssll was asleep during the
partottke his]. The Superior
rteitsOctuberlS.whnthe hearing
willcommnceand it Is very probable
thataaewtrialwlllbegreatad.
Ir.0rwwlay‘hnssehis'lfe.
last evening Timothy Crowley was
almsingbbwifeonlsohanicstreet and
making a dhturbance. 11s then com~
meacedtcmimulunglauguageandet
temptedto strike Thomas Webb. who
wastalkingpoliticstothegatetendcrat
thecmniag. As ‘Tommy” wouldnct
allow'snythlngotthst kind to ps-by
rotary Charles D. Blue. and others. will
beheldatAvononthelBtb and Bethel
the 19th.
0 union's-onetime.
One those famous Hurphy-Watert
bury cases, which dates back to last
Fourth of July.isamigncd for trial in
theBuperloonurt today. Hr. Water-
bury. itiselaimsd.celsbretedtbedayby
throwing a cannon cracker under llr.
lurphy'scow. Whmtbehombesplod
ed the bovinsjnmpedten feet,moreor
Iem.lutothealr.then scampsmd away
toward the law Canaan bridge, while
hercwnsrpnlledvigarouflycn thempe
attached tothe cow's horns In avain
mwumm'
Em memiathlsssahs
“Wm M needs-the 'mllsdia"..to(howleya,cd
hath-slam whmhestartsdmrctum didhnaaplaflnestyls. The neighbors
luv-nit. Hetbiakstbatsomeecci- thencomplalnedtothepullce regarding
dmthashsfelhhlmasbebasnotuowlsy’saotiousaudhewas
Wm mls moment-minutes '
fiat math-um tumufleedsdnot guilty.
mammaittogatity andwsa
lined fl and ocsts,emounting to“
whichhhfrimlbrelssd.
'JlJucom.
. ”athletes-1m
lieunumssarmuw
We
#HMMWNWI‘“ hs “mm-ac velmly
a tilt w enviacsd theYo-gWa-n’a chain m
“““w” aees liaise cf ltcrwick. Wednesday
“£2.1an
humanflrtkseuectlts
[medial-aura.
A rut! 0‘ m above-um
tmwdcmms'slwa-
um—iaaplacscfwocdsat Wendbridge
9" . puma
mummified:
Columbus (O)switchmsn wentthennts
Mueldat Plttslmrgmd
Tbstbveesteslbeapmanalactulagsca
csrnsolthlscenntry have Mecca
blnetionatDetroit.
Williamlltunk,tbel’hl1edelpldemm-
chant who committed suicide,“ an as
tetcvaluedatovertloowflll
Theportofl-ivingstou. Guatemalatlnlet
duringthe 30km“ haabcenrecyened
totheUni
Thellormun templeatalthakems'nl
myycarsamandwhichheecost m
willbededlcetedApsilt 1”.
An unknown lumber vessel was tunkby
tbescboonch B. Phillips 08 Rewfound
land.andbercrewo!ninemsnwen
drowned
Samuel S. Mentor killed Nehru High
lander near Monticello. IndI. with a
whisky ing. the contented which-lads
themqnarrulsums.
The People' a Five Year Benefit Order a
lassacbusetts is being sued inPblladel
phia by live people whose claims rang
from ISO to “le.
James A. Moore poisoned himself ant
Sarah Ann Lowe. whomhe had promised
to marry when he got a divorce, at Tern
- Heutc. Ind Neither is dead.
Emmett Dalton. the survivor of the Dot
ton gang, is so much improvedthat it is be
lined he' will recover.andtbe citizensot
Cofieyville. Kant, are preparing to lynsl
him.
C. W. P. Wells. who attempted an“
at Camden, N. J. ,says he was driven a
drink becauseanieceof Rev.'1‘.DeWitI
'ill‘almage broke ofl her engagmnentwltl
lm.
Frank C. Lewis and Margaret Lynd one]
aged nineteen. 01 Burlington. ‘8 J. ,eloped
The girl is the daughter of awnuderim
scissors grinder and hwls’ parents an
wealthy.
The London Times says there is a gloomy
agricultural outlook in Great Britain.
Berlin health authorities have discoverer
that. the cholera bacilli thrive] up and do
when placed on tobacco.
The W. [1. Fay Manila company. 0
Camden. N. J.. has failed for Willi).
The pmaecuticn will move the summit
trial of Murderer Francis Lnigont Com ‘
den, N. J.. today.
The French expedition under Colone
Dodda hILs taken a third fortified poultios
of the Dahomeyans between Tohna anl'
Porgueasa.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
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linhl lllllonlollnrzh
lib ill his, (‘4. U» I.::'I Gum-III.
l'r. Inter Morale: Committed.
QI'Izmzc. Oct. 11.».ludgs Chanvaan III
don-I! :I judgment committing for trial as
l’rmzi. I- of Quebec Province Hon. Honor-
Mem. r .III all the charges 0! malfeasano
brought ngninat him by the attorney gm
erel. Mercier was admitted to bail on kl
own personal recognizance.
Deputy Baker Incline-
Aumsr. 0ct.ll.——Cbarlesk Baker,whr
has been deputy superintendent of stab
prisons since April, 1883. has resigned HI
I... held one. under (our am
two superintendents of state prisons. il-
leayes so astoflveclosarattsntiontoprt
sate dutlen
(:er mu.
PAulrlta, N. Y., Oct. 11.—-While asvmn
'mm'mmfihpum‘m
shot Carltonll. Cbepmanali
inst a
theshot leftblshandand the stncl
a little girl named Sullivan, crushing be
akull In like an egg shell.
Duh-lice O'Brien Annual.
Cmrnsoooapct. II.—ll. J. O'Brlsnms
treasurer of the Catholic Knights of A"
ice. who robbed that ordercftlulll. wa
arrested in Philadelphia and Is on his wa,
home. Detectives followed th wile, wbl
went on a visit to him.
Italy _1eetsts en Indemnity.
no.“ tht,ll.~1'ltc foreign ollloe ha
again cabled Drill rs to the Imllon minke
in lilo JIIIIIlro to Insist uponindemnlt:
from llrazil for the Italian subject. win
were maltreated.
fléntslhetbye'ae-n.
mence,1taa., Oct." ~hsd1lsasstt
atarmer. ahotend fatallywunudedli. ilk
gins and Jack Grscoft. dud-ate of th
Kansas university, because they walks!
acre-hiked.
i
loam-aka- M.
New Your. Oct. II -Joba Clmlmeven
manshouttowa whilsinadrunkcnm
ebuthlewlfsaadthsa mam—nuns
head. trauma.“
' ”I n ”mum
l
bent—M
arssllll
deadly cane-m, achdl-idgs
Mitchell-Ween. he
«crewman
“.mlfledthsbodytymsensof’
. whose face she saw plainly.“
’ and under the some L‘ln'umstimt‘vfi
lstyoerywa eytstsli them-yet our end ,
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“' Ierenumrn llEIl.
Awful Evidence WWII, If True,
Brands the Girls Fiend.
nommamnonmmcrmn
Ages-tun to no Testimony There was
e law In the Case. and Meets Was I.-
cas-II la alabbertler-aatwule Da-
llberately larderlwg ller Parents-
lme'ron. Oct. u—TbeBoeton Globenh
llahca a thirteen column storytrom Fall
River. setting forth in detail nawand start
llnsdevelopments In the Burden murder
cascs,which. it. says, are in the bands of
thepolice and tube given by twenty4ive
new witnesses who will testify for the
state at upcoming trial 0! Nib! Lillie
Borden. The evidence, The Globe states.
“forthcoming from people all of whom
stand high in the cumuluntiee when they
live. and who could have no motive for
speaking maliciously oi the deleudnnt.
The evidence. according to The Globe,ls ‘
briefly aloud as follows:
John 11 'liurpuy. who resides on Bed-
!ord street Fall River, will testify that be
was standing on the sidewalk close to the
Borden house when Mr. Borden entered his
yard about lthto o’clock on the morning at
Aug. t.and he saw him aminnteor two
later ushered into the lobby by Bridget
Sullivan Mr. Murphy vn‘ll swear that
while Mr Borden was walkingin the yard
he saw a window blind of the room in
which Mrs. liorden'a. body was atterward
found cautiously opened by a young
woman wholuul the same morning told
him when he l'll'llt‘rl m the Burden boner
about 9:3) o‘clock that her lather had
gone down town and would not be home
until noun or later.
This women be has idenlificd as Lizzie
Borden. The. window Mr. Murphy desig.
notes In; the one in which he saw Mia“- Liz-
sie is susinmtt-Il that she must have been
standing over the Ilzutiiathl Immune of he!
molhcr :It the very t'qu' her lather was
about to enter the house.
A DIIan In the (inset.
The next witness ul importance in Mrs.
Gustave F. Ronald. of l’auvtuckcl. ll, 1,.
who was It guest at the Wilbur House.
About 9:40 o‘clock of the: monum: of ”It
murder she waswhecliug bur bnby earrings
near the Borden house when she heard a
terrible cry. She looked up at the Bunion
house and saw inn room through It parti: II
ly open window it woman whose head wuss
In part covered hycrnhbsrcapor hood.
them-Iron
was short. This window she hes designer
cd is the same as throne pointed out by
llnrphy. Mrs. Ronald was almost. at that
minuta approached by Mr. Peter Mahauy.
of tilt Plenum. street. Fall River. lie like
wise had heard theory, scan the woman at
the window who wore the peculiar head
cowering. andrecognlud born: the younger
daughter of the Burden family, all meme
bus of which he knew quite well by sight.
Augustus Cunning. at that time a lodge!
in Mrs Churchill's house. also 51““ Lillie
Borden in the window :It the some time
Thule
Willlt‘ws, The tilube says. In Miss Bunion
at her mother's side aIIIIInI ill the some
minute when she probably Wits killed. and
when bliss Lizzie, acwnliuu to her own
statement. was elsewhere
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rmlerick Chase, of Fall
River, and Mn Abigail Manchester, their
daughter. were friends of the elder Ilor-
dem, and lelllaid lllrlll on the evening pm
vious to the murder. They overboard. it is
etated.a quarrel between Linie and her
father. All heard Mr: Borden say: ”You
can make your choice. and do it tonight.
Either let us know what his name is or
take the door on Saturday, and when you
go fishing, llab for some other plots to live.
as 1 will never listen Io you mom. I will
know the name of the man who got you
Into trouble."
”on. and “rate Talked of a Will.
Lizzie is said to have replied. "I! i marry
lbisman will you be satisfied that every-
thing will bc kept [mm thcuutsille world?"
Then the visitors were announced and mu-
rersed with Mr and hiya llenlru on the
subject of the quarrel.
Mr. Borden said. "I would rather see her
dead than have it come out."
Mr. G. Romaine. w wealthy New York
dealer In machinery supplies. has made at
lldavit that a law days prior to the murder
Hr. Borden consults] him Mn triend about
lesie, whose trouble be related in detail.
Mrs. Gem-gs J. Ills-am. cI l-‘all itiver, Is
aaldtohave heard Lizzie say to llridget '
Sullivan. the hired girl. “Why don‘t you
say how much money you want to in
quiet?" Bridget's answer use. 'i dent
know what you mean. but you are not the
girl [took you to be." Mr Cum Slason.
it lesald, will swcnrthat lean tissue month
bsiora the murder Hr. Burden told him
he had made a will giving Karma and Us
deadline-ch which was more than he
would have allowed them but lav his
wife's Intercession
Bridget Sullivan will, It Is claimed. enr-
rohorate the story of the quarrel hetwssn
Hr. Borden and Meals: also that she heard
thenight bolero the murders Morse and
Lizzie talking about a will. also that on
the afternoon of the day of the murder
Lillie whispered to her. "Keep your tongue
stillsnddon't talk totbeaeodlcersandyon
can have all the money you went."
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TAX BBILEIITOII'II IDTIllE.
H.
N01” 102 Is hereby given to all us liable
pay taxes to the Town 0 N
the County of Fairticld. andStateo f Co unanti-
out. on the assessment lists! 101. that l will
meet them to re ceivc said taxes at the follow-
ing times and plum. to wit:
At the store of Hartford & Osborn. last Nur-
walk (down town). on Tuesday. August no:
no: . from 10 o'clock. !orenoun. until 12:35
o ',clock afternoon.
At the store of J. C BandIe.W innipauk.
filth. l”. from 80‘ clock until
At the store of00 A] mDibhls. at South
Five Mile River. on ceday Beptmnberflt
unincgomnfi o'lcock. afternoon. until
‘c
At theolllcc f tb ’i‘axCollector N Na.In
sonicBnlldl o thee om’ M
sorghum ”man Wif‘h‘is
o ‘clock. alternoou, and frt'mtmm 7 o‘clock until !
o Malachi; In the m
th'ilw
remain paid
the 1st day of October. Imam“
of nine per cent. will gawk?“ from
mus
Collector in and for said ”Togo! 9513".”an ca
belist of 1m.
DatedetNerwalk. OomAngmtlthJ.
anlltf
III. II. Allllltllll STEUAIT.
0! BIIDGEPOBT.
The famous botanic and magnetic physician
and s Ialist. who has bad 38 yenra' exper-
ntreating chronic d
thousands of cases. In visiting South Nwwalk
bgrequcot. and taken parlor at CITY norm.
are be will examine the allingfrea ofrharge
for a few days. and tanner-are ms IARYllr
xgénégnmmn Diseases maroon on
. on me an more.
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81103 0' TE! PIA Not-r1.“ Public
luau Pension Attorney.“
In Wamnctonn'mm." South m“mnr.””"".:“ii"
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HIAV! TRUCKING.
care. Trunks
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