u .. l Anson Lyon dt At Guaranteed FaetBIsckSsteeus. Bandssnlerldlsed lsuotiorouedsy,butuntiltheysrssllsold. STU RTEVANT’S BARGAIN AWonderet tlel ' . U M BRELLAS A- 300. lat-sites . mil lune 3r sun cram Company. 084 Broadway. N. Y. 690. Each. 25 III. or 28 ill. NORTH IAIN AND m mum. SOUTH NORWALK. l BLAZE ll nlltntll . u been sessile net or armless ORIGIN. ,asstsv I. rut-v Isr- ou Invite-e ”Wm...“ thlmlrwlunlsuldlnry-Afln b'sstpsss Business!" lsrn. list at daybrssk. yesterday morning, loath Ncrwslk was visited. bysuotller .hol-ysswlousprigln. ltwsslneboru . belonging lo‘Oh‘es’tsr P. Tolles, situated is the rear 01 his residencest I!) Bari. lend street. ' 'A list! minutes slterbo’cloctOflcer 1d. lousy smelled smoke, and upon issutipting the cattle found fire brush lug out through the motel Ir. Tolln' hrs. He called to Henry Ii. Jennings. one of the fire police, whose apartments over the Library are within a few tent of the barn. and then went to Railroad plscssndtnrned in several alarms lrool box8.sttbe lshsckemo Hotel corner. Ir. Jenninp had agarden hose attached to the faucet in his aplrtrn-ente and was playing s stream on the root or the burn from his back windows belmrhe dre sppnratus arrived on the scene, sl llaagh they responded very promptly. Cbsrles W. Seymour. the driver of the lions earrings kept at Salmons' stsble, deserves credit (or the good work he did in nnreeling the hose end laying it from the hydrant to the lire. There was s good pressure or water and the firemen succeeded in extinguishing this flutter in sveryshort time alter the alarm wu given. The tire, it is thought, started ricer the large doors in the tract 0! the hero. The building was at one time used by Mr. Tolles - a carpenter shop and contained a work bench. pieces or wood. shavings, etc. Tue burn was well filled with M. begs ol nails, boxes 0! locks. builder's hardware, etc.. upon which there was no insurance, sud the loss will be uonsldcrnble. There was a small in- suranceonthe burn, but theesact mot Kr. Tolles was unable tostate. He will prohsbly make manzementi to five it rebuiltse soon as possible. While cutting through the side ot the hrnlor the purpose 0! getting the urea. inside, Dr. I". W. Dormer had it lslt wrist quite badly injured. rtnn "Tiara". A [are Born on Ihe1nadwell rises Dec strayed, 'ltls Its Contents. Aboutzo'clock yesterday morning a lsrge burn on the Tresdwell place in Westport, belonging to Fannie L. Van- tlsrbilt, wile of A. L Vanderbilt, lornrerr ly of South Norwalh. sud situated on “hold loud to Norwslh, was entirely destroyed by lire with all its contents. including shout thirty tone at bay, sirty bomb of onions, about three dozen ”one, and a bound belonging to Wit lhlt Bill; also is large quantity of feed. grail. etc, and all the Tanning utensils It was ol Incendiary origin. A call that wssinthebsrn was lonnd In slots lit tls fly from the barn. and the hinges of the barn doors were bruten. Fred W, a son In law ol’ Ir. Vanda ‘ Hit. who had charge of the burn. pieces '« his least sbout 32.000, partly covered by Insurance mu. ANOTHER. Lflsshths lltslen wt 1. l. lerrls' lessees It. Grove nsee. lnsrssrasssothet- the this morning. thistlnsln Frank N. Ferria' house at O [In Grove place. Borne articles at “Inn's clothing, hanging behind the ”hthshitebenwsnrht lire, setting hbthswondworh. In, Ferris ran bthsll. Grove store, where she as- “tbssdsusaolhd Bsymood. sheaths firm, who succeeded in our Wmmlth a low pads “water. About an hour alterwsrd the hubs notes the opposite side at the “mend Itrs. Terrie again got llr. DWI”! Them hose and firsts-ed, but it was some tips , tbs Isluss wsrs put out. The , ultishitehsu was badly bururd “it ”In destroyed. The dame “wills shout d100, covered by ls~ “so III" '1 TI! ”PA-TIM. I; m" sea set-menu Dee. sea m.llllnssne-Ile Injuries- mammsnws . captured, when they were astonished to '0” "m"- " PM“; LOVED HEB HORSE BEST. A m Itsuet lay Am Odegls-ehtvllthelssslug. Aha-urns! st swssit wee weds esrlylsstsrsningcqud'stust. About 0 WM. while It Kate loonsnwesgnisgtohsr hows, u I. suddulyjs-psdllutu the dds 0! lb. rosdsndopsaisgbisarnls‘smoptsdto stop her. . ‘l'bs yousg‘lsdy sues-ed, sud started to run. with the lellow closer lolluwlsg. Ber cries were heardhyseoechlnsne-ploysdby Ire. 2 Bill. and Jobs lslvey, who lives ouVaIleyPlace. Theybotbstsrted tor the scene of the «is. and upon coming In eight ol the men he ran. Ilr. lolvey started in pursuit sndcslledtoWllllernlrelesdtostoptbs unambnt IIrJrelsoddid let M to understand. and the (allow got away. Ir. Inlvey but thsopintoutbst the mandrnwa rsvolverlrout blspochetss hersn.for hesaw somethingglistesis tllemooolighl. K‘s-I lioonss.slthough badly ldxhtened. wss uninjured. The nt-tterwssrepnrted to tbspoltee.wbo, tram the We! the leilow.sre inclined to believe it wss the Italian who attempted to kidnap the young son of Fraterick Lawrence. oi Henry street,sonledsyssgo. ThomasGoodwin. who lirssat tICo dusm,stotellbat hewssstoppedby two men about Illteen minutes More thesssanlt on li- lloousn was cout— mltted,andbothntendsstandedneonsy. AN lXCITIMl IXPBIIENCE. IUD”! ro PM”! “I'll All!- IAI. Ad Dullflfl. ' ‘ , . . rosette-Metalswmasurees ' liver Mullah-Isl Innis Ones lusts sell Issuers lls wit-western moan-n: Dobbins. ‘ Astrsnp csss, wherein a wile wss nuwllbngtosssridceshorsetossveher Wtrotupingtojsilmsmeupbo lcrststlcsAsstlnln‘tflaturdsy. 'l‘bscssewsstbecivllsuitot'l‘heodors Boaters 3.3. Banks.tlteBrosdBlver bhctstnith,who recently threwabatn- tserstsnrns children playing in bi shop sndsccidentsllystruch a little too of Inflows. The childllngeredlorssv ersldsye between lilesnddsstb. Upon hisrscovery Innanhswsssskedtopay thedoctor'sblll,hnt rslused. Ir. Bogustben brought suit against lr.llsnhe.sttscbing hisbody. He was tsksntoy'silsnd was brought back to lorwslkby Deputy Sheri! Tonchsat SsturdsyJorn'isl. Attorney Walshsp— nearedlorlr.llogsrs.sndbawysrfl.E Grcnry. tor J. Men llnrlbutt. was Ir. Bsnhs'sttornev. lr.0resoryssled ltwsnsdjosrnnlrntolthe cese,buttbc- plainttfs attorney objectedon tbegronnd that his client hsdbeenwagrestdeal olespenesin paying ILBants' board atthejsilsndinhriugiughinlcver. Be thoughtlr.hnhs.llbewasgrsntedsn sdjonrnseeut.sbonld pay the extra es pense. Ir. Banks said he thought he couldlurnidtshnndrstberthsngobact tojsil. liens unsuccdulintbis. sadfinerid‘l'nuersgrssdtcsllowhimto lurnishsscsrity. . ltwsssugguted tbstllrs. Bankssllow crust leer-on weste'a resale with s Supposed Ought. Chiel Engineer Wehle hsdsnsxcitilg experience last night with a man whom Item tobeaburglar. Searstimsstter midnighthewssswsbeuedbyanolseat thehorss site owned to he pledged as thelnmt door, as though someone was security tor his appearance at the next trying to break h. Quietly drsdng hearing. She-debs could not dotbb himsell he srtnetihilnsslfwithsheary however, ssthe animal would have to stick that he keeps near at hand lorsncb be kept in a Norwslk livery stable and an emergency. Alter waiting a few shecould not stand the expense. The minutes llebesrdtbeuisn rsleeslsdder justice,notwisblng to send the black tconeolthe rearwtndows and tilt the soithbsch tojsll,sgreed topaylorthe sash. Hurrying to. the rlrom the chic! horse's beeping himself. Ills. Banks caught the fellow just sshesteppcdiw decided not to risk It, however, and madmandalterabristetruwssuecssdsd there-res no other alternative but to intltmwieg him to the floor. Bytbis Inhelr.Dsuhsbacb to jail and grunt tints the other members at the (sully blur the week’s adjournment. weresroueed,sndprocuriugslightthey Wheusshedil sbcwas slrsid torisll wentlo theroolnto see who had been tuehorsehecansesbe thought her hue band would ship out. Ire. Banks re plied, ”Oh, no. He loves me too much he that; but then. lcsn't alord to risk my horse." lindthatit was a young bicycle rider (mm the iron works, who rooms lathe hotsse. Ele hsd been trying toell'ectsu entrancethstwsy so as not to crows tilehoneehold. The outside door had swelled by the recent dstnp weather and Muselltoupeu. "Brad" says the nest tirnehegoes to ilrfltiterille he i not going to stay so late. A- Alter-eon st lure [pen Pro-leer] at the Drlslsg Truck. Thursday. The entries (or the one day meeting of Norwalk Driving and Riding club It the Norwslh track, Thursday alternoou, are as follows: Peeing race-Winfield s Baotou. Nor- walh. s g.. Charlie 0.; Arthur Keeler, South Norwslk, bib. g.. Ichrry; Jack Lycett, lorwsllt, b. g., Frank. Running rscs~Por ponies, fifteen bends sud under, one-hell mile on the lit, two out at three. A. D. Rathburn. lorwslh, b. In, 14%. Betsey; W. H Patric. llorwslh, s. 5., It 3, His Nibs; Z. 0. Shipman, Jr.. Cranberry Plains, s. g., Iii , Dick. latch trotting race-Issac Benton. Koroton. b. s., Servant. record 2S8: lease Hamilton. South llorwsllt, b. s., Jack liplsn, temrd 2:27;. Sweepstakes race—For New Canaan horses. owners to drive. J. L. stereos. Jack; Jns Corrlgsn. llelly; Samuel‘key Iond. l’ssrl; Dick Raymund, Bird’s lys;0ill Sterne. lady Mind; 0 Bound. Penny; 8. Light. Jenny Gleaner. Issuing rues—Poe horses 15.1 and over. knighted smile. best two out or three bests. horsssto carry m pounds. W. ll. Pattie, Norwslh,blh. gum». anena ll. Tie-thonJcIy 11.1”. at $“OI'B?'B?‘:' Fl] i???" .g..., y.srry. sstu. W' ”"W" 'm M u.- Yolk. b. s.. m. scum so: Howe. llllehnswotthaslschprsrtous Henson Parties South llnrwslt b. “. totltsnnarrleee.hsssid.ssdtheyhed ,“Tmo' ' ' lived together sstil the present time. ' ' . Thsycslnrtoll II hunk“ he see-will beeslledst Lupus. sndfltbol-TllyJ”. W W 01.00 mm 0!..- Idlltfl. B. B. Elite will rive his third organ rssilsl Is Grseschurcb to marrow even was semen-mules m u Isa. u demh-u hewlll bsssslstsd Chummflwm llorwsilrsporvd twuty—Iins eons gamufifuzfiimm, ‘ n. W to the sun Dead at Health tor the m.....,.,..,.,,,,, Mathew-benllud this“! rsalass Pastsrsls recs anslrs llll Gl’lh‘l. Its true urt It..loloyo. see In Supposed“. Ins Dead. (mater Albert Peck. the blgamist. ohowasarrsstedlnlledding bym bleSatnuel Ireland, Int Wily. and bvuuuhtto ninth lorwslk, wssgiven a hearing bolus lush-Edward Barrett in the alternoon. Peck plendedgnilty tothecbergesndwss boundovertotbs iluperiorfilortnndsrbowdsotflm. Pe'ksnid bow- mulled“) bk first west alter themsrrisgsbssndhlswils were sanding In lroutot thsdrp-Itlu Dsnnory,ohen sire-aid shows-ted to soacrosstbsstrssttosssslriend. Peck dldeeythingsbuwtgsttlngsdlvoree flswssnlsrrisdtohbsscoudwits. IOITALITT 0' TI! .0)“. se‘ ”use” so a Ire early Saturday “salmon... dog which “Wits Ire mine, was struck , “slits horse's boots. and More bison-ism mm wheeled “but pared over Ill-."Prises." uslsg ehlldressedwlvsyenetap. home-sensual” retool I'Mpsr IMWossbssbot mm The mat destbsswdsrlveys—stotbstuul nor- ”DWI. vlelrsss losing“ the Wflm'm' , . st , out “’1'“. '.'mletetdsy.ltlssspsststtlst00vtreor the Userlswllhspsssst. The-sting“ I'll “Mullah-thriller the “Indium Bests, “(tumbles ’ W bywhlshyou dsyettbswsslspsswhieh asserted Ilyushsow nettesdtlleysse. ltls as. set “lessened, bibs ” Handles. mm, ”.75. This ‘ HOUSES, Iesswhesysislsdesplrsslilsuniqss “MM-Io. summer ALE. lonlstocl BANE, BUT TN AN ASYLUM. ll'wslhysisluns Amado-smut conspiracy. ' Woscssree, Mass. Oct. 10.41:. Ward- ‘wsllAtnet-sgs of this city and Dr.'Gsrrstt B. B. larkeque at Boston were arr-ted. They are chargsdwlth conspiracyln the hiss commits! to the Statelmnntle hespiA tel of Jones E. Greeley. s memberot No. lo. G. A. R. and the owner ol a grace store on Uncoln street. , Ir. Greeley says that he became sc- qnainted with Dr. Amenge in year age. Domestic troubles began, sud Greeley I'm-- beds the doctor to make any more rislts to his house. Mrs Greeley and her two sons went to reside with lrIends on Paine street. Soon alter this Mr. Greeley left the city to visit relatives. On his return he was In formed that police officers had been at hit house inquiring for him sud had left word that he was wanted at hendqunnters. Amazed at the. Intelligence, Greeley at once called on Constable Msnolnbcr. The constable Informed him thst he wee under arrest. A complaint had been sworn out against him by Dr. Antersce end Dr. Lsrkeqns. They churned that be was violently Insane. The complaint was signed by Greeley’s two sons, Archibald and Charles Greeley was taken to the hospital (or location, which Is presided over by Dr. H. N. Qnimby. lls wss convinced that his committal was a scheme concocted by the two doctors and his lslnily to get him out at the way in order to obtain pose on of his property, Superintendent Quin: .slter an exami- nation. decided that G Iey was not in‘ sens and discharged hlm. PARAGRAPHS PAREET DOWN. The Albany Assoeland preu was orgsn< ised. Dr. Bunsen sailed for Rome on the Wem Colonel B. 3. Hence was robbed by (not- psds in New Haven. The Merchants' Siwing bank at Provl~ dance bu gone into volnutsry liq uldstion. Dr. Parker 0! ,London retracted his at. tack on the Established church of Eng- land. The electric light works and part ol the city jail In Baltimore were destroysd by fire. ll. Is rumored that Great Britain has 080ml her services as s medlstor between Spain and Morocco. Crossed telephone and electric light wires started a tire in Allentown. Pit. which did mum dlmsns. An express train on the Baltimore and Ohio was wrecked by a landslide near, Miller's Hill. Md, but no one wee injured. The susmhnst Psekshillol the Peeks- klll and New York dsy line was burned nearly to the water's edge while lying at her berth at New York. > lidwsrd Sloan. a carriage driver, hein- mered John Schrecht-r to drsth with a large wrench in a Pittsburg livery stable. robbery being the motive. A Novel Tour. New Yuan, Oct. Ill—Mm M. V. Ter- htlue (widely known by her nom de plume of "Marion Harland"). has sailed for a pro- tracted tour In the slut. it is Mm. 'l‘er- hune's purpose to trawl through Syria and Pslestine. She has annual-d David J amel ol Jet-liming), the most experienced orit entsl drsgo an, as her escort. and will make camel buck pilgrimsue to Bethlehem. to Abraham's tomb st Hebron. to the harems ol Damascus. to the famous mon- astery ol Mar Subs, the 01th in the world. end to other placed. She is scoompaniul by her son. Bewnlercsneats For the till! Tribes. MADRID, Oct. lag—’l'he government re- ceived it long statement from the governor ol Melina. The leaders of the Kahyles. no said, had just concluded s conference. st which the representatives ol ill tribes hell sworn solemnly to light as allies in s war of extermination against the Spaniards ut Melina In view at thielnlormstlonlhe government ordered that an additional er- tllle lures. with m guns, embark im- Melil Inn-lag Antelope Hunt (lo “I... Pix: RIDGE. l4, 0., Oct. lawFourteen mounted Intllsu police left here let the purpote of counting Running Antelope and his hand to their own agency, Stand- Ing lloclt. These ludians have been here lor the past month or two. and the govern- tnrnt has decided that they shell go borne. It is believed that they will accompany the Indian police without rsslstancs. Ilsy Indian fighters From New Inland. Qlecv. Mass. Oct. mm Willisln Clerks, Ernest Baker and Walter Smith. each i! yours 0! age. disappeared Iron. their homes during Saturday night. The Clerks boy drew two belonging to his lather from the Quincy Savings bank Semi-day slterncou on It turned onlrr. It Is supposed that the three boys hsrs gone west to light lndIsns Three Ilsa Itrsah by a hole. Wumxormt, Oct. to. -- Psnl Victor Nonenschvsnger and Frank Robson)" (flwlss) were struck and Instantly killed by s trltin on the l’snnsylvsnla railroad near bl der's. Another Swiss named Ilse sell me, who was with them. was she struck hythe train and serenly Injured 'l'w- llstass Itsrssd to Death. New You. Oct. 1".“Annl. and Meals Tracy. two old meld sisters. who were so rarely burned In their rooms at Morton street through the upset“ at me lamp. died st their Injuries n St. Vincent's hospital. Investor Rhesus” Dead. New Yves, Oct. lot—Amos Detectors. the Investor at s typewriter and other Int cbsnicel commences. died at his home. on West titty-seventh street. from cancer ol the lace. m» Business In Insult Alussi "spend-d. Menus, Oct. Ill—A dispatch to Lloyd's Iran: the Grands do EtuI ssys that the sell- Inu cl Brestllsn steamers has been prohlb lied at sII ports business Is nearly ms- psndsd. . , ceased. o-elsl vets so the no. Clinton, Dot. loathe governor panels! nl Canedssududy Alsrdseupaidsvlslt ct ceremony to the Administration hello log at the World's lair. . unusual-newsman. llssrrosn,0et.It—nsslel M s Isborlng inssmss shot bu'redsrlsh . medley.sterresr.terstsst walnuts. Isttswoaes'sttrsgrsrsram humus.“ marinated ”A” m m I herd M murdered. antlers. Com stock Brothersf, Store Open Every Evenlns Until 8:00 O'clock. WHEN » ' ' YOU STOP 1 W nooKu W READ !! W o. H. Harvey, the old estab- lished shoe denier, owing to fail- ing health intends to ‘01082 Out I"! ENTIRE BUSINESS I Will Sell My En- tire STOCK at the LOWEST PRICES In Town. : ~8EGINNING— : —- Saturday. August 26m. lllll mnvums uvm tools Alli ill low. 0. H. HARVEY. NORTH MAIN STREET. lie you gofigWfiiiié? Pure Cider Vinegar. 4 years old; low price. HO" Small Pickling Onions are a favorite with the trood house wife. We have them both WHITE AND RED. Siren Tomatoes. Olttll Peppers. tinsel flout. ‘ lemons, 20 lbs Goad Sugar roe Pickling and Preserving and other purposes :5 I on $4 .00 libblelflomslock ll NOITI'I IAIN OTNEE'T. " Pitts models" Tours. II 1-... “IO. IIQOO: Cost railroad round trip. Actually and upsrlenveir the best and lowest-1‘. I. PICK. Gena. scent. Mammal dlreetssd popu- lar «Greed Routes tom lair. vie. bibs- wsns. ucnwsetls I WHITE! R. ll. sane vestibule trains. Connecting with the mom all“? Minnow-Chloe“ n Grandma. ruthless Mir-Male store I lithium heathen. Oblong» d Iris. Motel PIstssndWabssh It. ll. since the return Bald-cred Ohio. and Pens. it. It. “1.00. uses to In.“ to MOO. Includes the insets forces west at «sellout “subtitle". Itonssl Kisser-.00- trolt. W.Pltlsbure. Washington. Belti- «mimic. cell stones for eIrcnIsrs cl lull tubules and tickets at I. ll. l'leletet’s. Descent. er elreslsrt of I). (lull, Statics Agent. llsrwslt. will! "‘39“ Boston rant, 1D,, DMD. ‘ w ,~ Hatters. Dunlap. ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ O Harrington Hatters. SOUTH NOHVIALK. . Contact Bros, lloliilrs lllll llt’l Finns If You Want - _ , Style, Fit, lurahilily and Valut WEAR ‘A Meyer’s Perfect Fitting Old“ as: , American Manufacture. ‘ All. METEH'S GLOVES «HAVE THE PATENT, FASTENERS: . _’ $1 .00 Per Pair. Store Open at 6:30 In the Morninmu313.7,“! OIOENB FOR Painting and Paper Hanging (2) pounds for 150. This price holds good for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday, only. Best Peanut Taffy, 14c per pound. 25 Different Styles of Fancy Black Plaid and stripe Dress Goods: full 1} yds. wide; price, 38 cts. per yard. The actual value of these goods, 50c per yard. 3 Call and Examine the I _ - Fine Stock of Wall Paper, AT THE . ‘Will Receive Prompt Audition: Do not forget our Millinery Department when you are look- ing for your Fall Hats. J. T. Prowitl Oomnany. 10 doz. Parlor. Brooms, 19c each. And just for Saturday and Monday, 20 100 pc. English China Dinner 8; its, $5.98 each. 'l'lll OFFER 01" Columbian Souvenirs Will soon be withdrawn by Photographer Nonh. Take advantage of this On. October W“ ersndslt fora ' A ‘"' "7"" Doz. Photographs to have them ready (or Christmas Gifts. Special reduction this week on new styles and shapes in Green Glass Ware. 60 Fancy Colored Syrup Cup, 15c each. They will be extra cheap; you want to look at them. 5 DNA LE George Vanllslyne. Proprietor. 83 Washington . Street. WATOH THIS SPAOE. _...._....’._ A... Theodore Olsen end you will get ths Beautiful Souvenir. den ESTATE. Special Sale Will use it soon ”W" for an L 0 T S Important Announcement. \Hard Pa‘n Prices. . .. - .. . . ”1-9.9.- [mp ‘l “ EVENING SCHOOL. one Thousand 5 ”3,? m", ...,, sail“ NEllillll BUSINESS OOliEOE. 5 teeth-013d] 10“, $250 on m 0 snmao. cull. Cider Barrels mm... Opens Tuesday fiver-lug, October rich: AND. 50 on rm '0“, $20” Your turn and ymms woman. rmldnvrfl ”ND,” “0‘“ TF°'°'°“;;°":‘“‘,:‘°:“:;::'. "‘S'lllll' tarmac” F0 R SALE W 31... ° Hmong... nostrils“ . g: m. 323... mm: “13W reasonable. send [or Illnslrsl- »A’T'»- W Wfilk of the mg,” L 5.“..figgoV-rr. Wm; Billllll ntouctn inlets. cr- ..... D .0... REMOVED *‘ ...... "i to ls. l hum rum. HNYMHNH “as natal-still- 9 ”all“: m SOUTH NORWALK. lswnnwtonmk Old Well Hand Laundry, safflower“ “ cm ASSESSOH'S NOTIOE. lemmas-nests» "' ‘D "W“ MAW """"""'°“"""' lemme-omen 1.22.52?“ 'b-~...D.:°::Pt:.t; tsvtll limit. member. was ”W. .A...” su. woes noun or nun. so some man Is wssrmlo. interaction oussamsn. nouns osttsn we see nuns. so runs or cusses. ml mu. JOHN WAIINN. Proprietor. l “h! Tallorlloldln mutual-re 45$ Iilllillllilllh ' *'
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