Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 9, 1888 · page 4

 

Wee She Struugled‘l
Startling Developments in the
. Lillie Hoyle Case.

 

m SIB‘I‘BB’B CONFESSWN.

 

, It Alleges not lsoaade Hired Dixon
00w]. to larder the Girl—The Defense

'llldlclletheltwy. but There Are
In Wheat!" Yaets.

Wm Ian, lay 9,—Tbnt poa-
laillis Boyle was deliberately drugged and
thsuchohd todsathiu monumental her
named is thelatest storyo!
them Alias la is said to have
glvm to WWW in explanationot
themyatwiousnmrder heraistcrluWeb-

ltmtsyeung'i’clnlloouadebelorstbe
wurldhtherolsol an umcrupnlons villain
Biscuit. Cowisas his paid hireIingin
commune of a tool murder: deliberv
stslyplannedsndianeaiosslyceverednp.

Thereisnothiuglnthspast livesot either
dthmmuntoleadoastobelluvceitherwas
capableofao‘wlcheducflme,andllc0uade's
kindsareaccrllngthe governmentolpub-
lfldugthestorytocrentelnthepublic mind
aprejudiceagainsttheprhoners.

The story of the conledion alleges that
Aliulloylewas in love with Thomas Mo

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Wth the threatened to ex-
pass him. Dixon Bowie, Lillic's uncle, it
aflegeqwashiredtoa-ninstehor,nnd the
flanwastomeadrug. Bothmenwmmw
i'ultoanticipatesdiscoveryet thee-rims by
able to account {or themselves the
nightthegirlwasputtodeath.
went to Oxtord with Sherlock,
‘cailedcn moral youn ladies andretnrned
tojWehsterlate thee ming,andCowiein—
vitedyoungGrimieytosleepwithhimandso
testify. That night cowle drugged thebeer
whichliillie Hoylcdrankluhisroom,aru1it
made her-unconscious. At this point Alice
Hoyle unexpectedly entered the room and
sawhorsister’s condition, but was asuredby
Cowlethatnothingwnswrong.’

As Lillie rcvived,ho sent Alice into the
nextroomlornpieceot cotton cloth, which
hesatnrated and held to tho gasping girl's
mouth. shewassoonuneouscious. Thenshe
wasreuiovedlrtunthe housetothe carriage
andba-uarapldiy ontoi town. 'l'hocool
night air revived her andsheutterod loud
and terrible screams. Ready hands then
clutched the struggling girl’s throat, nnd a
murder was committed. After adrive of
overtwomiles the bodywas secretcdruthe
corner-1b.

Cow'ulhepthia engagement with Grinde’y.
Thscclnnii-ionof the murder, the drive to
andfiunthecorncn'bandthehiding of the
body were accomplished before 11 o'clock.
The final chapterln this cold blooded tragedy
relate‘s to Alice Hoyle. She shielded Torn
Wbecauecofherlove for him. Ashe
promisedtornarryher,sbeliedwhenthede-
tectivaiutervicwad her.

McQuadepntoil the marriage, whichdis
outraged the glanndherconscience told her
tospeak. McQuadelett home toresume his
studiain New York, Cowiewent toMeriden,
andslrewu leit aionetotacethe unicorn or
the law,the1nquiriu or manomete-
strain the dictates of her cur-riches. She
gave way uhdw the m at last,een-
Mullahs-want! knew,andthenbroks
downccmplstelyundwcntintoseclusiou.

,1 'l'hiiswhatthepoliceckimtobetbesnb
stauceolABire .

Thedelalse herstory,and1seeming1y
My. ’neysayflrntAlicchyledidnot
bre'l‘anlcQuade,and thatitshedid
hehbnithnotna-Iable to mppoee she
lstherlovesavefruuexposurethennn who
Ind not only betrayed and deserted her
m,butwhohadalaovillainouslyoompired
toswcsnplhh hermurder. ‘l'hedeienseaho
urge that Corrie, however wicked a man
hennayheen,had notthenervenecesaaryw
cannitscterrihlea crime upon oneothis
mild-minced.

Thurston oi the murderwbich thegov—
mun-it hasclered i,however,inheeping
withheldwltlwhidiarehnownto have 0cb
elu'redtlntnight.

The tank's Crow Bale.
MA, May 9.—The stearnerDes-
“Cay. EN. Howeghas brought into
pcrttheaewottheateamer Eureka, which
wusuuhiuoollhiun with the Bcuison. Ila

snottIIerwcuedci-ewtromthebrig Caroline r

Grey, which picked them upfinnday evening.

Receiver or the Xenia Baal.
Wammos, May 9.—'l'he comptroller o!
the curruicyhss appointed BenryBohl, ol
lsrlstta, 0., receiver 01 the Second lia-
tinual bank at Xenia, 0.

 

 

A Tartar-01d Boy‘s Iatal fall.
Tans-row,lan,nlay 9.——Ion'u Balcourt,
ageleJsllonatinblower in such eman—
nwthatthebhwarpenetratodhiseyetotho
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Wan-a Goods Factory Burned.
Aw,0., May 9.—'!'he lumina- goods
{my ct the Enterprie Manufacturing
my” partlyhurned. 1.0-, 812,1“);
bunnies, 815.100.

Death of an ea-lialater.
liar Crrr,llich.,flay l—Jarnes Bin-nay,
ax-nrinistertothe llstherlsnds under Presi-

 

monummmdhd here yesterday, my”

will!”

Aniglin idly-elm Va.
Lm,Va., lay n—rrn en lain
lustintbbcity hnun-prcpwty
tntheaurouutetu). :gartiallyinsured.

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The ball in Germania Ball last night
proved toheasuwess as all entertain-
ments are that are under the auspices oi
the Women’s Rslictfirps. The hall was
comiortably full and everybody that
wanted could dance to their heart’s con-
tent. There were nearly filly couples in
the grand march which was at hall , i
tune and led by Commander Alwov cl
Douglas Fowler Post and Mrs. Clark
Dickens, President oi the Women’s Re-
liel Corps. The ladies served first cla-
supper down stairs at twelve o’clock
which was partaken of by a goodly num-
ber. 1t wns after three o’clock this
morning when the last number on the
programme was danced and people cumv
nuanced to go home. ‘The ball must have
been newness iinancially; it certainly
was socially.

The Stallion! Iursler.

Foronor Holt has finished his investi.
gallon in the case of Prose Biagetto,
at Stamford, who was mu ed by An-
tonio Pritiuz last Friday night. Bisgetto
was stabbed in the back with a stiletto,
and notfshot as had been . The
prisoner is still in New York, but will be
brought to the jail in Bridgeport as soon
as extradition paw-rs can be obtained.
He will probably be indicted for murder
in the first degree.

llatter’s Assembly and Pool llccr.
At the last meeting of the assembly it
was ‘

Resolved, That we as an organization
heartily sympathize with the journey—
men brewers in their struggle: and that
we will abstain from the use 01 pool
beer.

Hsrrzns' ASSEMBLY Cesium-nu.

Danbnry, May 4, 1888.

Housekeepcrs, Bend This.

Ask your grocer and markelmnn for
Sperry a: Barnes’ goods. All their pro-
ducts are first class and free from adul-
terstion. Baum, Shoulders, Breakfast
Bacon, Lard, Sparerib and Sausage tire
manufactured in New Haven, Ct. ‘

Many ladies admire gray hair—on some
other'person—bnt few care to try its el-
lects on their own charms. They need
not, since Ayer’s Hair Vigor restores
gray hair to its original color. Sold by
druggists and perfume". ,

 

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Attends Our

lil'lllll Fill lllSlll‘flllSfl Sill!

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$40,000

me oi Ken‘s, Boys' and Children's

Sill'l'fllllll!

Saved from the late Broadway. Sew York, lire.
llusl he Closed out in 10 Days,
By order 01 the Insurance Companies. at

Curtis Building, 25 lluiu Street.

soxwam. cons.
Imagine it you can
our Doors lacked and a surg-
Ing Crowd Outside Waiting
to Get In.

every ten or lifts-en cilantro.

Not over one hundred customers mtmrtred at a
time.

Everybody surprised and delighted.

The police force on land to protect the people
and prevent crowding.

The instantaneous success of this sale is the best
evidence 01 the unpersllcd rulers we on: otterinz

We quote slew of these bargain, althonuh the
prices aflord hum meagre idea of the actual value.
Here's Suits. 83.15. ‘ Mural from 91:! 6';
Elegant Cheviot Suits, worth $15.00. must go for

15.

81 Pine Quality Ken's Suite. ’l'nilor Mule, 35 99

G. A. R. “arranted all wool and lust calm. Blue
flannel Suite soldmrywserr for 315."). at $7.115

rum Dill-errant Iliad. o' ,Woratrd and Cork
screw Suite, cost to unennlactnre about 9211.00,
will for $8.90.

Good orklu Pants, worth 3250, marked .75.

We oflaan 1 Pair Ieu'e caesium: Pants. at
811). Which cannot be bought elsewhere [or less

hsn $4.00.
reignite, suitable [or the men. worth 36.01), at

Ls .
Children's Pants, worth 31 on. tor .3
mo Mancunian, per pair .10
We reserve the right to limit pnrtluises as to
W23 to prevent dealers inking advantage at

Doom opened

worm; ‘ '1.“;llhl‘;l.°l“““““"
noon 70R Till B10 8103
Great Fire Insurance Sale !

25 Iain Street. Curtis Building.
Norwalh. Conn.

J. 1‘. Peckwell.

1 James Bloch, Water ht,
Non-walk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture

 

HARNESS

Tomatoes-lib!
agency once lsrgsstestahlhh.
menisinthcstatcforthesalcnf

Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, kc.
Fine Harness To Order,

 

collulc'ncur Gilli!“-
thc Insurance 00.,
ornamoun.

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.. Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,
Oils VgLnishes.

Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
steel Deer lists,

“madman“.

W. 0. QUIITARD,
. .e. anus mm

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cams! a serum ‘mvislos.

manhunt.
Passsapsr'traias.
80m.

i.v Kuwait. Imam-lb. Ar Wilsoal'nin
taunt. 76am. ”law.
866 " 9M “ m “

1020 “ 108:1 “ 1040 ”
1250p in. lulu-r. 102nm.
‘3’ t a so 1545 -r
we Brand 715 “arm 1.»: 'vu'x'dl

NORTH. >

hi. Wilson l'cint. 11.150. ltorwalh. Attlorwslh
”finalised “carotid “Hilliard
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no ” ”I! ” fills. Ill.
1201 ” . tapas. 1218 Is.
1212 ”Hired 145 ”lined 1” sad
425p.rn. 515 ” lawn-I.
5;? f: s is " e no “
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1010 " liar-d 1017 ” listed to 21 [Sand
cl'llui’.
915 a, In it 20 p. ll.
640p ll. 6515p.» 10!) "
w. 11. mm. Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Isnsga.
F. C. Paul, superintendent. .
J. 1'. Penn, (laurel Ticket Agent. ‘
BOUSATOXIC 111111110X.
April 25. use.

lure Bridmt tor l’lttstcid.
7.1;; in. scanninc'n

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10.20 p. ru. lined emu as".
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Aprilfldflall.

noise wm. cone user.
we a. m. lxprese. : 1.16am. Wuh'on In.
5.16 " lumen. 6.31 " Anton.
5.40 " Ext-me. ..3: ’ Acmm.
5.. " Special. 8.46 ” Arm.
6.12 ” locale. no ” Boston”.
6."; " B'porL Sp. 10.41 Arm
:le Local 21. 12.13;.Il.1lcston I:
1.43 ” media. {.3 1” Aagd W
5’.“ .. local _ . ' . . 3'
MB ” 1.0“le :3.“ ” 2pm:-
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10.3.1 " 1.49 " Bureau.
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1.2!)?” 80.3.» 16.14 “ local Expre-
2.“ “ Amour. v0.29 “ Md 1%“
3.38 " Express. 1,653 " Sp“ ,
4.47. " Boetonlx. H.150 ” ' ‘t Specie.
MB " Acton. .813 ” Arm-l.
5.51 “ Express. 39.55 ” Am.
651 " Accent. :11.” “ Adamlet
7.32 " Wk. 11.47 " Boston Ix.
8.24 ” B‘port Ext. 12.21_ ' "
9.50 " l
10.15 “ Acccw. 3
12.56 ” Wasb'wu nu

Bmsrs. Bownavr
9.15 Acum- 7.32’ Atom

0.14pm Arron. '

7.3: 2‘ local up. 3:51 pnn. Arm.

'l’ralna I..." last lorwalh.

wire war would user.

6.02 s‘. In. 6:14 u. re.

7.18 ” 8.48 "

7.275 " us on.

935‘ " 6.16 "

11.41 ” 10.00 “

2.40 p. In ‘v

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Gen 939’ “cu. Paul. Ag'l

 

JOHN H. SMITH,

FLORIST.

”49,—...—

DIAIN STREET. BOUT“ NOBWALK

souls-rural: new.

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,FULMWINB BUIIMNTEE.

Warn-ted not to break m
roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the noncy paid as

ibr the. will be roll-M
A For eaten! the Boston Dry (leads him.

45 Main Street. Install. all! h

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'

Willem

DRIVES !

. lust received.

1 Lot Hamburg Edgings,
.500 yards, 25c, worth 30 to
506. ‘

1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 120.,
worth 15 to 25c.

1 Lot. Corset Covers, Ham-
:bnrg Trimmed, 21c.

. 3d invoice of Kid Gloves.
’cmbroidered back, 5 button,
690.

Bargains in llandkerchicis
rand Towels,

 

 

ll: uuuuuler our Price.

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WASHINGTON ST.

Wehsvcnowrserlvedatullsnppl otnrwdrugs.
and invite inspection and trial. oday we are
better lumished than ever wilhallihulgoestornahe
upalntclaasdragslorcsudthc bliccan bear
meddlhsi‘namstocktrcniw ichtohavc

Atshortnotirc and in thenoet skillful manner.

GEO. 0. STILLSOH.

Jeuu‘bMTLayton,

Real Estate and [louse Agent.

General Insurance A gency
Fire, Life and Accident.

(keen steuuahlp Tracie—Cabin and Steer-go.
Dram for one is“ upwards and Better own to
all pans et tumor.

Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.

harm-a new. Baggaget‘herhed
to Destination.
65 thillglofl $1.. (Next door to Port-omen)

£8011“: Norwalk. conn.

lDAVlD STOW

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We Mufti! received the larvae: and taut stock
cvw shown More

OAK CHAMBER SUITS,

EWlLllll'l‘ CHAMBER SUITS.

T A rust: awn or as“ CflAlBER ‘ . '
u Sl‘v 17?)! 3 pieces 10! $22.00

, PARLOR suns

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BOSTON:
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Sueeiul Driver in Junkets, llruue, Sills, llrese uuuue euu
“ .Bleek Leee Fluuueiuur.

 

200 Black Jersey Jackets at ' ' '
$3 39: usually sold at $4.95. Hull‘s Sllk m a“ “mm
175 Tailor-made Jackets with
silk lined hood at $3.89,

mm, $6 9., yard ;w0rth $1.75.

75 elegant Beaded Wrap, srlk
lined at $6.89 worth $10.00.

Satin

Rhadamc at

 

 

5pieces of extra heavy Gros
Grain Silk at $1.09 per

4 pieces of 22 inch Black
98c.
$1.09, $1.24 ; worth double,

4?. inch flonncing at. $1.12;
per yard.
Also an elegant line of better

grades at $1.23, $1.39,
$1.43, $1.59, $1.79 ‘and
$2.19; worth double the
money.

?

Calland see them it will repay
you.

 

Ladies’ Misses and Ghildrens’ Shoes at half price.
low is Your chance inlet a Bargain.

BOSTON STORE.
45 Main St., Norwalk, Ct.

 

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AmNTB.
G. R BYISG'I’ON,
Washington, D. C.
Tfll years in United States Patent Once.
“w Guide to inventws mailed tree.

Hatters Knives.
Northrop as 00.,

Danbury.

' The one and Reliable.

uruu uuueeur lure

 

An: prepared to grind llattm Knives and {which
some. and guarantee saturation:

[I'm-1m by ml promptly sitendzd 1.). a3! 11

 

 

, From $30.00 Upwards.
,Dining Room Tables,
l Sideboards, 3
Lounges and (Touchesa

Rattan Chairs, Fancy Plush?
Chairs, list Backs, Book ‘
Cases, etc., etc.

mum‘s '0'! 111'

Standard Folding Bed.

calls-ramme- at our warrroow. The Intel
Bdlnthc-arhrttcrthelsoney.

er, ee, 91 lluiu u.

01' STAIIIS,

 

 

Silll'l‘ll NORW’ALK

Tue ruuu lurker.

lureell lleulurlu

 

54 lain Street. ,
~11“: "unturne-
Bouth Non-walk. ——-1ux m—
Wall Papers,
Borders, M E .A. ‘I‘ S
and Centers. :3me rs our user lamp

1! wantihrchoicestllATB.ohtalnndre~ Will-kc .Slflylmlnr
Spring Styles. arms-cam,» willladthelumly a? $3.3m?“ lg
Painting. Papas- nanf- - m 5W v .. . ¢

in . Decors an
WWW. Poultry u all Kuue,.....:e:.«..--.:...~..-..«.. "it...

IN ITS SHARON.

F. HAYES.

DIDBLI'S BWI. - sou'ru RONA“

DECKER’S

Paint and Wall Paper Store,
54..

 

 

 

 

 

COMMENCING
“'11!

Every

day of

this “1301: you

BA RGAIIL W E

 

 

MONDAY,

find goods at surprisingly

 

MAY 7th.

140“" PRICES.

WE NAME A FEW OF OUR SPECIALTIES.

Ladics’ Taffeta Silk Gloves at 13c. period,
Gent’s Striped Half Hose at

worth 300.

50. per pair, cheap at 400.

Children’s Regular Made Ribbed Hose, 15c per pair. _
Gent’s Half Hose, regular made at 17 e. per pair

Gent’s

Balbreggan Vests, 250. each.
Ladies’ Ribbed Jersey Vests 250. each,

An all Linen Towel 23x46 for
Table

Iiinens from 17 0.

good value at 500.

mic.

per yard upwards.

SPECIALTIES IN DRESS GOODS.

Dado Shades with fixtures. 80c»

 

l. w.

 

750. mm.

 
 

Beat Opaque.

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72 inches long. including iixtures. son.
The prices mentioned above includes Mi

rm.

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