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0m! unease. WhitncitimnscfllawYorkmdprefsr- susrwnem
' r redsteckhcldersofthe Houmtcnic rail.
Mm; g. m m to Ms fates- he. thq
mmhlllml , assess-mum
V Mma'lellsans-slsneaththe wugmmofmmm “Mismatch-a V-y heart-as
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m7 tsiningrnorethsnloopspeetprlntedx Lna‘ ll M!”
and typewritten mattw has been filed
withClerklsrvia.ottheUaltod States
court. In Hartford. It set forth
Norwslkaad that was II M length that. complalu~
mmmahalm elf ants. 'l‘h JIM A. Bostwiok.
“tarnishinthescundqesterday .fler- Wuhan H.8tarbuek and John L. le-
ncen.bytheupssttin‘olhi. boat. Osuleycwnedamajorltyor assessor
Berkerwsscraieiegahout'them. tbsliotuatenierusil.aadhad an agree-
during the afternorm in a sixtsenfoot mouhumwtoho-olduwbr
“.mhgadlhpidaud-fl, About concurrentcoasent. The oratorsallege
4o’clooklfrJamennotieed the dance MilJnnG.lm.lhOConlollII-bdroad
h-Iflmgouhmoncrurmmu brit- esentuflnduoed Bestwlck to Iell
leaders] 1"“! fill his “wing...” toitsdlrectory a control of the flora-
lucrdatokapher M in tile “.1, tonicstcck,witbsview of the lsasein
GhIhtoue. offloutthrwalk, hstaight
inNew Barnum With obtaining
moaeyunderfsheyweteuern. Haywood
wsaemplcyedbytheUultedBtateePor-
traitoompanyof thasoityaecanvamer.
He represented to his pstrouuhat for
fiftycenhtheycouldsecursahandsou‘ne-
ly-framedportrsit. Theflrmundertakes
tofurnishtheersycmatthispriceifthe
will buy one of their 38.50
frames. But Haywood obliterated the
lastclause withhis signature. Annm-
berofNewBaveapeoplehsveheentak-
eninbyHaywood. fiebasahoworked
which wasblowing. When Barker sail-
edawayfromtheislaud, landlord has
eeusawthstthe fellow was unable to
managethehoataudwse likely to up-
set. Jamriingintoaboathe set out to
rescue Barker. but before reaching
him the We beat upset.
Betriedhorighther,buteheaaukunder
Incrrheavy weight of stone. Mr. las-
sen supposed Barker went‘ down with
the boat, as he could find notracecf
him.altboughherowod ahoutthe point.
where the boat sank for an hour
orruore. Be marked the spot, which
wasnearWhite Rock, at the intersectr
ion of the oyster grounds owned by
Frank Howellsandlaaac Stevens. This
morninghecannetoSouth Rorwalk,and
leaning that Barker was running, " at
oncsconcludedthathewasthe man he
aawgodownwitlnthebont.
Ailmreporterwenttotheltich-
ardsondzllorganfcundry this morning
andfcundlrJlarker’s hrotha, who is
amoulder employed there. He said the
reportcametohimthathisllothcr had
been drowned and he hastened to his
hoarding place, the Warwick Hotel.
to ascertain if it w. so. There
he learned tint hh bother secured
one‘oftheoarssudsncoeededinpushing‘
the skill ashore on Cocksnce’s Island.
'wherehespent the night. Th’l morn-
ing he was picked up by Charla'Byxtee
andhroughttoDcranoianromwhich
placeherodeto thisoity. Barkerbsaa
very heavy cold. but otherwise will
[reliably feel no bad effects from his
Ir. [amen called at Tue Smut.
MthisafterncouandsaidBarkerdis
claimed that he was the man hr.
AN IPPICIBN‘I' GUARD.
nuts-sat laws- lhaws WI! ulmu‘
«Immature-one.
Orderssuueaacethebeglsningofthe
drillseaseufcrthsc‘l.0.lovemberl.
lieutenant Bowen's users on Camp
Whitaiepuhlflnedinordas. ’l'helien-
Mafia.
, «mini-u.
lasers-yankefitvhgm‘
mumw‘c-dm
atytketreekofthsfleatlsmsn‘s
hwmmemuelyem.
”:4“ col. owned h (hr! A.
Blur tin-It. littlest some.
“was-trike terrier is three
when; time. Ont. tune. I m luv-nan.
Vanish-lynched: m u
u“ more»... H... u. tau-nus}... m ”II
m an uwmu stagnant-u u.‘
’ scans-Isemuaan‘ibevewuu
be Ha”.rrsueu nus senses a as
minted
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- faiatrd away while bearing ills cross.
ts pawl-my llrs.Thomss Brwken.of Bridgeport.
MM agddaty-fivvymmmetwlthahorribls
Wm death ydfssday afternoon. Housman
on but”: houaecnlclthavmueandahestamped
with W MW on thelsavne {opulent the fire. tier
question. and with the understanding
that he should procure the resignation
of the Heusatouic board of directors.
The complainants usert that this trans-
fer by Bostwick was without their con-
sent and in violation of their rights and
agreement.
The purchasers. it is alleged, then pro~
needed tomanipulate the management,
and fill the Housatouic board with Cou-
eolidated directors. so that when the
lease appeared. the Housetonis directors
sanctioned it.
The complaint goes on to allege the
success of the scheme to absorb the Hon-
satonic in alleged violation of itscharter.
and despite the protest of the complaint-
aats. They charge that this lease would
be “illegal and disastrous," and ask that
it be set aside and annulled, that the
(Ionsolidated be required to account for
all profits obtained from the use of the
Housemate property, and that a perman-
entiajuncticnimue to prevent the use
or consummation of the lease.
WHERE WE wousulr.
let-an Pro-chad Yesterday In the Clay
and Borough churches»
Rev. Archibald Wheaten. pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist church, preached
an impremive sermon yesterday morning
from the words found in I John, it, 15,
In. 17, dwelling mainly on the thoughts
contained in the last clause of the seven-
teenth verse. He said, It was not uttered
in the form of a command, but as
friendly advice. it was intruded as a
loving reminder that lhingsof this world
pass away. They are short-lived. and
we are left desolate whentbey perish. if
ouralectiormarsplsoed on them alone,
but if we have hope of eternal life
through June Christ, we may see bless
iags lrruught out of ills. Christians
should take into their lives the spirit
Jesus would showif he were living to-
day. Love was the foundation upon
which he stood. He lived to benefit
others. The Lord Jesus ha model. from
which we, as Christians. may pattern.
He was templsdand tried in just exactly
the same way thatweare,but be met
them and conquered. He will aid as if
we call upon Him in prayer.
The crating-arm was based upon
the words. “He is despbed and rejected
ofmeuumancfsorrowsand acquaint-
ed with grlef."—-lsaiah liii . I. The
measuranlyofall men the world ever
karw wastsue. Weueed more in the
worldllkeflim. who are not sfraldto
stand forthetrnth.nomatter whatdis-
couragleg circumstances may surround
them. He endured poverty. and even
while young had to suit in thesupport
ofhisbrothsrland were. and wears-
wsrded by them, by being called
"crazy." because Ila persisted in obeying
the will of God, his heavenly father. He
endured aches and pains. as we. lie
through exhaustion: and this He bore.
besidemorsthanweean.conoeivsof.to
mveusfromdu. Nomaliosorrevssge
,bnt pity from his
ugheart. Throughllls
ummwmmmo bore lllnne'elf
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“Incumbent-ammonium”.
beyssetflnetosmneluvcanearhrr
denial-g wasthinanditeaeghtflrs.
Bhorantowardthehossswhilsthsheys
gave the ahrat. toms-nonmem-
teued to aamt the wearaa.hut found
keratin-lustrous“ distance
neat fine house. All hw elethlegwss
burnedfromhsrbedy. ledhalnaamb
asbewmvlewsdfiebodyasdheasys
commune-Ms.
'fheratdrseeefclsuueaylerton.
thegams enaboutaoo peopleinSaoga-
tuck. Weetpcrt and South and East Nor-
walk. 0n thewayto the station Hay-
wood begau to cry and said that he
wouldrsturnthemoneyhe hsdtakenif
he was not [wceecuted by llr. Brown,
the manager of the portrait concern.
Haywood is married. He was brought
before Justice Townsend thh morning
and pbaded guilty. Sentence wassus—
pended until this afternoon at 4 o‘clock.
Dir. Brown, the manager of the con-
corn, says he has had many agents to
deal with, but Haywood was the most
unscrupulous and deceiving rascal be
8‘8! 83".
HERE AND THERE.
Important News of the County and Stats
Chm-loud la a Condensed Perm.
William Flemming was killed by the
cars at the Meriden depot last night.
Angelo Petrillo will be hanged on the
morning of November to in the court
yardattbeNewliaveuj-il. Morn the
murder of Joseph Matteo.
pomibllity of any appeal in the ease.
The annual sealon of the grand divi-
ion of the Sons of Temperance will take
place next Wednesday in the parlors of
the Church of the Isaiah. New Riven.
Grand Worthy Patriarch B. 0. Dim-
mock. of Tolland. will preside.
Maggie Lennon of Bridgeport, was hit-
ten by a dog last Tnursday afternoon
near her home. The wounds were
oauterised but hydrophobia set in. Last
night her sufferings were terrible. She
was rot expected to live more than afew
hours. ‘
At the Second Congregational church
in Southiugtou, Sunday morning. after
having delivered an excellent sermon.
the pastor, Rev. Charles I]. McIntosh.
greatly surprised his congregation by
reading his letter of resignation, to take
effect January 1.
Edward A. Kent. of Bridgeport. left
that city Infew days ago, dmerting his
wife and family. He went to Toning-
ton. wherebewasmarried tollssBelle
Meiahcld of Brooklyn. They have gone
toBruoklyn to reside. Mrs. Kent said
last night that she was not surprised at
her husband a action.
It the morning services of the Congre-
fictional church in Wallingford. yester'
day, the Rev. C. H. Ihckenson, otheiat-
iug pastor. read his resignation. Of late
there have been several dhsgreements
between thepastcr and one faction of
the church, which is stated as the cause
of Ir. Diokensoo's action. llr. Dicken-
scn has filled the pulpit for seven years.
Early yesterday morning the watch-
man stationed at the treacherom new
way of the Shore Line road at Lake rial-
loustall. saw therrmdbed rapidly sinking.
Fortunately no train was due to run over
themed until 7 o'clock at night The
othcials were immediately notified and
about!!!) Italian laborers were at once
seatto the scene. When they arrived
there the road bed was almost at the
tum bilge. it had sunk about ten feet
and odors the me had amassed
workupouitithadgoue down at least
l'ofettllottpml" "Hut
71m .H... H... .... . _
iA Dank-r: Woman lint-g.
Ira James Invelaee. wife of a well-
known veterinary surgeon of Daubnry.
has mysteriously . When
Ir. loveless left the house on Sunday.
October I. h wife wasan break-
fast. Its returned in a few minors- and
lralavelscewas not there. Bins did
not return thstdsy. sods aeanuhwea
madefcrher. Blues that time shebss
nettle-u heard of. Her
if'l‘?
Coos m Bros
.14 some um eraser. «1
South Norwalk. 0t.
RIGHT “PORT” KILLED.
«ma-saunas.»
[Bredelto'f'asneasrnal
Mammalian-4mm
artistes cadre Mign‘raln llasoclé‘
lldedthlellncrningatthe menstrua-
unnatural-uni unwell
“autumn-swarm
wuo WAS Bill!
A herwalk Woman an the Verge of Eye-
tsrla his. to the Bridgeport Baepleal.
The Bridgeport Union telleof agrey
haired. well dremed woman whoalighted
fromthe 11:50 east bound trainat the
depotln that city Saturday night. She
was in a etateofnesvcus frenzy. and
seemed on the verge of hysteria. She
refusedtogivehsr namersmewhere
she was going. She was taken around
to the emergency hospital in a call. and
remained there for nearly two hours.
when she became sufficiently calmed to
go to the Wilson house. where she spent
the rest of the night.
At the hospital she kept repeating.
“The police can't touch me. I didn't
kidnap the child. I only took it to its
mother. He's locked up." Who the
“He” referred to could not be gathered
from her disconnected remarks. but
piobably meant the child's father. When
asked her name at the Wilson house she
hesitated and finally registered as Mrs.
Tome, city. She left Bridgeport for
South Norwallr at 5:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The woman was about fifty years old,
finely dressed. and wore gold bowed eye-
glasses. She walked with adecided limp
as though one limb was artificial. She
is believed to live in Norwallt. and it is
thougut that excessive worry over some-
thing has slightly efiected her mind.
She said she had not slept in a week. No
kidnapping case has been been reported
in this vicinity.
natimc comes.
Theatrical letters I- “fuck Play-(icing
People Will be Interested.
The Daily Republican. Waterbury,
Conn. August 27. 1809. says: “The large
audience which were most agreeably
tertained by Lucier‘s minstrels a Jae»
artistic specialties. new
general feast of minstrelay
company which advertises i
beat minstroltroupe in the world does
not present. The first part represented
sgmnd reception and the very hand.
som- drapery and stage nothings was not
put on to excuse a mediocrity of talent.
for the performance all through showed‘
that the“ company is a carefully se-
lected one and the audience did not
fail to appreciate that fact. The singing
of Blasts. Anderson and Kale equalled
anything yet heard in the opera borne,
which is mying much, andC. N. Lucier's
ballad. “Noose like another to you."
was heartily applauded. Eddie La Barr's
swellsoag withdsace caught the anci-
ance for a recall. Harry Ward’s song
“Angles" wasenother hit. Harry Bud-
worth's “Hot stuff. hot stall“ was not
onlyoriginalbutgood. The festival of
terpeicbom. themarchofthe black sou
area and thegrand log umamunhwere
titling adjuncts to the agreeable enter-
tainment. The featsof tumbling by the
Lafayeth were a wonderful and to a
performance. which Waterbury lovers
of grand minetrels will beglad loses
again." Lucier’s nunstrele will be at
Ilttsic’llsll Thursday evening.
(IVER TIIB RIVER.
laws and nasty of the Day Is Iast
larwalk.
The sis-months-old son of Thomas
Martin died Saturday night at his home
on Core street. The funeral will be held
to-utorrow.
ms: the meet aliquot speakers now
stumping la the New States for
g0”: andlteld. willspeakiathe
one
means:
house would» cream at 0
o'clock. All are Invited to hear him.
mmwnmr
Late Saturday nights stranger called
at Justice 0.3.Cooliege‘s residence and
left word that s fleshy man named
Lockwoodhsdjusldroppsddeadtmthe
street.
whenthsstrluger called, but uphln as
return be reformed the police of the
rue-saga Theyhuntedupall themes-
weedestthlsmdef ths'tewnaediiad-
lagthemallvsand well,theyoencluded
thattheeterywssehoas.
CAPTDBEDITHE BHDBCH
wmmmnatmm '
- You will be repaid tenfold forthe‘ inspectl
which will prove for your eyes what a‘ :2
v concert ieto car, a series of delight!
rises, a panorama of the season’s novelties.
‘ ‘ ; cu can’t reall bu intelli oil and with ~
you willie our store. We are as familiar the satisfactroriv to y’ouroellgrnmrttily cu house‘s;
with the wants of our tronsns youare with our selection from the latesto oerings in the
"El?“ on door- multiplication table. . wholesale markets. There’s only one way to
hereto mull)“, u,but tyournustlendkeepobreestofthetimee Inusdthat’ to t
. us your old. You to buy in order to get the those who are always in the forefront of
;he ; progress.
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A Madman Fortifies Himself
in a Pulpit to Preach. '
P009. 3mm: AID FIREWORKS.
la Was 9W ‘fieril W ItI'yZIIw- V
flat} the Authoring-v all m. ”If. i
Congregation Away wlth a naval".
Captured After Ila Bad Palla- Asleep-
smlxorrm. Mara. Oct. st—Gospcl
truth was presented at the point of the
serum], with accompaniment of red live
and revolvers. at the Olive: thngregstional
church yostonlay morning.
Charles Ill. Emmommt gunmsker. em~
played at the United States armory. whose
mind has long been unsound upon rolls:
ions miners, entered the church at mid-
night, and intrricading the pulpit kept
the police force at. bay until yesterday
afternoon. Having provided himself with
’u abundance of arnmunition and pearl.
lions for a week’s stay, Emmons might
have been holding the fort yet thI heuot
Thomas Norton, of lismachueetts. upland
Thejostieewasuotsthomemi-
Wm“
fallen asleep from sheer exhaustion. Seven
bullet holes in the wall and ceiling remain
to read] a most remarkable Sunday.
Emmous bought a large supply of rock-
ets, red fire. Roman candles, pin wheels
and powder Someday afternoon, and fat-
lng them home worked until midnight in
the preparation of apparatus to discharge
the fireworks. arbusing the neighbors by
his pounding. He then gathcrvd them all
in a sack. with several oil and alcohol
lumps, and taking a crowlntr with which to
effect an entrance started for the church
which he has attended fifteen years.
Are Arsenal in the f’ulplt.
Aniving III the church Emmet»: found a
side door carelessly unlocked and making
his way to the pulpit lighted his lamps,
[rocked the doors at either side of the plat-
form, loaded his arsenal and began his long
meditation by eating supper. To try one
of his pistols he Iimlushm startling the
neighbors.
Then the mailman arrayed himself in
the dust cloths our 1 ring his face and hang-
ing the big ml bookmark of the pulpit
Bible from a smug around his belt. ilo
al~o brought up “ll“t‘m from the Vestry
and set them on the stand.
>\\'hen Sexton Dickinson arrived to start
hiamcmlng fires he was collimator] by the
enabrouded apparition in the pulpit.
Brandishlug a revolver, Ernntonis lends the
sexton listen to the truth without inter—
fering. Recognizing l-Irnmons' voice, Dicks
lump hastily retreated, but not before the
lunatic hull fin-II three shots into the air.
The Miler-rs of the «blurb and the police
vnre. spa-«lib summoned. but for more
. than three hours K ruinous stmd his ground
with (my running firing three times
through a shit IlInr “but it mus rattled
wheeling each time instantly tocm'er that
rmr \\ll'."r'ivt tht olliwm were hoping to
pourm u lull him
I? .-;l'.
J ousting the lunatic the
p 1, dr- 112:1 . him out with It hose or
I; 1 u»: r rm 1. u Ith smoke \von- consid-
-»e x away. A ul-mn ulllcrs‘. 'l‘he ('de
sound limw trial to four an entrance to
the (‘ltlll’llh and had not the doors opened
outward «mm one “(mid undoubtedly
lune bu II shut Several hoyaciimhul upon
the run! of the Chalk! annex at one side,
and lantllrit‘d the ire of the madman by
rapping upon the stained glass windows.
Just as the hose method was about to he
trim] it was notion} that Brannon» had
dropped into a choir and was nodding In
a moment more he was asleep and four of
floors hml [mum-ed upon him,
l-Immuns st nmgird fiercely. but the rt»
volver was caught in his robe and hand~
culls wr re 11. llltl) llefore he was mer—
powers-d how no r he grabbed a little pistol
from his pocket and tired it into the air
with a yell. Then he gave up the struggle
and was hustled into In hack. which the
grunt crowd outside nearly upset in its
«genres» to can h a glimpst of him.
During this time the madman read from
the Psalms and Revelations. taking on his
shoes after reading the verse which says.
”l‘ske off thy shoes. for tiwspet where thou
standest is holy ground"
antime the news had traveled to the
other thirty chunhcs in ten n and for miles
arouml the strut railways were bringing
thousands to the spot All the Sunday
schools were deserted
Planks were fastened against the vesti
buledoors of the church from the outside
to prt vent a charge by the-madman l-our
demons and four policemen aloud guard.
Powder lltl Ines-use.
The been slow r of the choir as a last ro-
sort approached within hailing distance
and inquired if there was to be no music
at the service. being solemnly answered.
”Rte daughters of music shall be laid low "
arch shun ed that Bennett-t had ccn~
varied the pulpit into a veritable fortress.
poured a pound of powder into the
marble use to clear. at he afterward said.
enrolled incense. lie had eamrgh
“new mefluflllllll‘toen
for auroral days, In fact. he has
filnnitlsdlb athe thmght it might bag a
week. Inshoreu he got an audience, adding
that he would hate flinflllll‘ll there till he
starved.
Emmons Irlao had an anger and other
tools with which in Its the rockets so that.
he might discharge them into the rear gal.
lsry Plenty of ammunition was found on
his person W In ll seen by neorrremndont
Balloons acid that he llllll been called to
preach the truth. and his conscience was at
Alfonso Morerlng.
Mannie, Oct. uw’fhe young king tare»
covering from the sheets of the cold he
caught during the Columbus fates lulle-
rllle. but it has been decided that the
sourt shall remain at hevlllehnlil the end
sfthe month.
a nanny of menus.
Intact, It. Y..Oct. Ste-William Wat»
“gm about thirty. committed suicide
In as Ills m1. «1mm himself
monthly. and one or two other members of
the family were suicides.
fifteen care trashed.
' Asuncion, Pa, Oct. at—tahved sad
eelllrtm hers resulted in the Marta-or
three Ines sad the wrestleget Imam ears.
‘Pn may-an:
Intranets, Get. It. ehs lord, a
“WWW“
bruit-Idealism
' 3 When you Want one came to
us; we lead 'both in prices and
quality.
83 Washington Street.
”BED. VAN ALSTYNE. Proprietor.
M; ‘s; SMITHS
Special Week
Cloaks, Dress—EDD and illolens
Ila carry the largest Stool! mm: »
We give You the Best Values!
We are the Agents to Demons! Sewing Machine. Slain!
3W9 mofidetennined'on'o‘building up
our Cloak Department, and if qualities
and low figures will ‘do it, it: will be
done. We have made the following
inducements for this week:
Our 89 OOgarnIent will be sold'l’or3 5. 50
mat-10m ta"”« "HIV ":0 H1050
“ 11.00 “ " “ 05.75
" 1H” ” “ " 10.00
1..» 9
This is but a few of the many Spoc—
laltiee in this department.
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motor the Demand Sewing Machine. $19.50
DRESS GOODS.
We haveanendleu variety of new Dmss Goods just received.
Flannsls and Flannel Blankets.
Our stock at present‘ In overflowing with all ,Flea-
nels, Flannel Blankets, Comfortables, etc, etc. mart
Do not forget as if in want of Gent’s, ladles’ or Children’s
Hosiery. Underwear, Gloves etc... as our stock and prices are un-
equalled.
Beeournewarrlval oi Guillothslasllwld Also em
plitelineefOlIflothpstteenelaelillsm. 4:. g: ”P
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DR. F. W. BARRIER.
Gen‘l state Agent far A
OverPostOIlloe. South smear...
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Pictures Framed Io'DtIicr.
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Paints. 2158. Glass
aIIIInIo, rum-mono 'Iao
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L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St. 8a. Nerwalk.
i. D. lElllllllDS. .
Panel Hanger, Delusion. Polite
Will PAPER AND“ DDBDEBS
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men or mu m a Publl
J Pension Attorney. 1:qu audilro
insurance Furniture Insurance a t
In Washington street. South Nous-12”“! y
D. P. MORRELL.
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING.
Planes and khousehold furniture moved with
care.
"prom tl dn llvelnd. Olive Ill ,
tonsi‘legt. gout]: wauhthumfimud “2;“?
DB. 8. ll. EDDIE“;-
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