—-"' mama“ on his gloves and had evidently
Idltor Dawson’s Alleged Slayer
in Court.
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DIV“ Nflllttlltl 05‘ "iii
I‘D 0-" House Parked wills lutereeted
linemen-Charlene- Greatly Excited
Over the Trial—Dr. Hollow Owl and
W
Cinnamon, ti. (‘.. June ur—The whole
d Cherie-um was egog yesterday to hear
Indus everything Issuable connected with
the trial of Dr. T. B. Mellow for the killing
of Capt. l’. \V. Dawson ill March last. About
the only thing of a sensational character
M they heard was from l'ollI-enlnu Uuhluil,
who testified as to hearing a hmvy wright,
“lea-eke! com or roll of carpet, being
dragged ever the floor of Dr. Mollow'a otllm
before the doctor surrendered hillnlelf on the I
alts-noon of the killing. Another rather ;
startling statement by Gordon was that i..lr
leDow opened his office door arid loeplxl out I
enough to use him, their t losed the door again,
beforehecatneout an hour later and sub}
rendered Mai-elf.
The Court llouse l'aelred.
The courthouse lobby, the stairway» lead-
ing to the second story and the porch to the
court min were packed attl oft-lock with a
dense and motley mass of dalnp men and wet A
ulnll'ellu. The doors leading into the court .
room were cloud and the crush only stopped
at tho oaken panels.
The Auction! Arrives.
About that hour a dosed carriage warsi
driven up to the jail door' In Magazine street. i
into this Dr. MtDew, with a deputy, stepped
and was driven at once to the court room i
ile alighted at the main door and went up
stairs directly. As he pal-eed, all eyes were i
turned and all necks craued to get a glimpse
of him. The doctor was clean shuven ex- 1
ccpt his small black mustache, which has!
just the slightest droop at the corners and I
giveea firmer expression to a firm mouth. I
lie olive minplexiou was a little clearer
from his long confinement away fmm the
sun and wind, but otherwise he was not
much changed. He wan attired in a well
lilting frock suit of black and wore lilac
glows and highly polished boot: One quick
glance around the room was all he made, '
then he shook hands with tho friends within
reach and nodded to the others further re-
moved.
Seven Negroes on the Jury.
The jury is composed as follows: A. Mi»
Club, George Butler, Arthur Middleton, i’.
(l. Melanie; and A. U. Prince, white, and 1’.
ll. Alston, A. McKeniro, J. M. Bing, it.
Suntan, Alexander Sims, W. ll. Burge-
lmd C. t'. Leslie, colored-five white and
seven colored men.
Mellow objected to all the white men called
except five, and selected seven nogroes on the
panel. Tire first wrtnem called by the state
was Policeman Gordon, to whom 31ch
surrendered himself three hours after the
shooting. Gordon‘s statements were substan-
tially the we at» given before the coroner‘s
jury.
Dr. Michael who made the post mortem ex-
amination, explained the nature of the wound.
his stated that from the course of the tall the
shot must have been fired from behind. He
also testitled that when he saw the body the
Jl'BI.
been regularly laid out.
The Deceased'a Clothing in Court.
The coroner and deputy coroner testified to
the investigation which led to the discovery
of the attempt to conceal the body in the '
cloeet in the rear of the office. All the effects
and clothing of the deceased were put in
evidence and identified, also the spade which
the murderer had used to dig the grave, the
half burned candle he had used to light up
the cellar, and a blood stained towel found
in his office.
Policeman Fordham (colored) identified
McDow’s hatfshowing a dent and whitewash
status that it had received while he was dig-
ging the grave for Dawson's body. This
closed the testimony for the day and the
court adjourned.
Gen. Camcrou’e Condition.
LANCASTER, Pa, June Sir—Advices re-
ceived here direct from the bedside of Gen.
Cameron report him as slowly but surely
sinking. He is still conscious.
SPORTING EVENTS.
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I will tender hiln next fall.
A We eons whole;
luv. ; tr. auaT of ting-t... out...-
' Hillel's! Defaulter.
KNOW, ‘Oln. June in. ~liev. it. 1'.
Burns, depuly .«etrtiaster, was yesterday an
mud on a charge or I-IIIIIeu'orueut. l’revi
our to his a* rulirtineul u few months ago ts.
thepleltion t deputy [Nialllmalll' of this of
lice, he was employml in the money enter do
partlneut.
it is charged that while filling that isnitkir
he made false returns of llfiptllilll to the gov-
ernment to the I steal of 813.51.”. It Is under
stood fiat Burns has confesued to having up
propriatcd about Cl, 000.
The case has created a (techie-l aeration iii
the city, and much sympathy is annoyed
for his family. lie has been employed ill llu
Mhlmm twenty-six years, and was washi-
ereil one of the meet capable and honest om-
core in the departiuelit.
i‘realdent Ilarrleou at Camden.
l'tlll.AIIll.PIl|a, June 'eb.»~'l'he train hear
ing the pron-lent and (ion. Sewell arrived at
t‘auuieu at 3:10 p. In. yesterday, and W
met by Postmaster Herrera] Wanamaker and
Mr. Thomas F. Dolan. The party were
driven in Mr. \i'anumaker‘s carriage to the
{0 heat, and on reaching this city were
d to the Munufac'tuuors club, whoa!
lbuildlng the president inspected. ilo prom
lured to attend a reception which the tint
The party were
then driven to the Pennsylvania railroad——
l station, where they chaired a private car at.
tached to the Washington explain. which
left at 3:58 for Washington. Thole VI!
quite acrowd present when the president an
rived in Camden, and the [ample cloud hi on
hiln and tried to have some haudrillaklug
done, but the president managed to avoid
, tllisnand. lifting Ilia hat, escawd Into lllt
carriage.
Pursuing an Alabama Deependm
llruaisoasu, Ala, June Bit—A Iqiocial to
The Age-Herald from Gadsden, Ala, lays:
Frank Bennett. a diasolute character, went.
to the house of John Sluts, near Cave creek, «
Monday. and threatened to kill the whok
family became Hr. Sims had refused to let
his 16-year-old daughter marry Bennett. Hr
was driven away, and Sims obtained a war
rant for his armt. Deputy Sheriff Wright
and nurses started with four bloodhoundl
and tracked Bennett to the house of his cousin,
Jiin Oliver. Bennett refused to surrender,
and opened fire, killing thrw dogs and ac
vere'ly wounding Deputlee Wright and Ilen-
roe Miller. He then escaped, though fired
upon. A strong [nurse is in pursuit, andal
last accounts they had Bennett surrounded
in n thicket. A lynching is expected.
the Was a Clergymau'e Daughter.
\‘nw Yonx, June‘s. .——Aocording to tele-
grams received from Birmingham, Ala. the
young woman Ethel Harris, who shot hereelf
under sensational circumstances In that city
four weeks ago, was in reality Mill Alice
Dyer, one of the most accomplished young
women of Mount Vernon, and daughter oi
the it Iv. Oliver Dyer, a prominent member
of the editorial staff of The New York
InsigI-r. Miss Dyer went to Birmingham
with a drummer named Alexander, and hit
desertioa of her is supposed to be the cause
of her act.
Murdered for insurance.
\l’rumaaas, l’a.,
Glynn and wife, of Pension, have been ar-
rested charged with having administered
[arisen to Mrs. Mary Craighan, of Scranton,
who died a few days ago. it is charged that
the prisoners poisoncditer in order to sccurv
an insurance of $500 which she carried upon
her life. Sonic startling developments are
expected in connection with this case, as It is
stated that Glynn‘s father and mother and
Mm Ulynu‘ s first husband all died suddenly,
after having their lives insured.
Released to Get Married.
New You, June 25..—Dr J. S. Bogart, of
Brooklyn, who was confined in Capt. Thomp-
son‘s house with Surgeon Duncan, his yellow
fever patient, was before Justice Patterson,
charged with failing to promptly report the
ease. Examination was postponed until July
10, in order togive Dr. Bogart a chance tc
get marrkd. His marriagewastohavetaken
place last: Wednesday, but as ho was then
locked up Ii the Thompson house it had to
be postponed: Bail was fixed at more.
The Bodies Identified.
I’nlunlunia, June 26,—The bodies oi
two young men who, with two young girls,
were earrbd over the Fairmount dam Sun-
day, have been identifiedas those of J. H. De
Barr, Jr., of No. 300 Moore street, and Will-
iam B. Castinet, aged 13 years, who lived on
Watkins street, below Eleventh. The bodies
of the girls have been identified as Minnie A.
Young, is years, of No. 405 Taskcr street
and Rose Eatlock, aged 14 years, of No. It»
Tanker street.
:Vew Masonic Temple Dedicated.
Prrrenuno, June 25,—The new Masonic
. temple was formally dedicated with impra-
alve Masonic rites at high noon yesterday.
Theotllcers of the grand lodge of Pennsyl-
vania were present and conducted the care
monies. 1n the evening a reception was ten-
dered totheofiicials of the grand lodge in
thebanquetlng hallin the temple. Today,
at the same place, Crescent lodge 576 was
constructed, the grand lodge officers officiat-
inc
All Unnatural Bew'a Crime.
New Bauxswwx, N. J..Jnne25.—Thomu
Gavan, a dmolute young man, demanded
money of his widowed mother yesterday
afternoon. Upenherrefusing to give him
anyheheatherabout theheedwith'a ham-
mer. Bethen pouredkeroeene on the floor
and set fire to the house. Neighborsmauaged
m rescue the unfortunate woman, what-very
badly hurt. Gavan is in custody.
r‘lflyl’ereone Pelee-ed.
110me 25—me present have
hempohondatWatmngnearWoodstock,
atapicnic. A, droggiet had sold eugarof
MW of talurlc acid for nuking
made. Filbert are reportedttnlfghtto
bedying. The ethos areeomidsndoatot
danger. Awarrant has bearissuedforthe
arr-tonne dmggisgbut he has takento
thewoodsaadisstillatierge.
Ouelilledflnlreemm
Havnaraaw,it.Y.,June25.—In a riot
atfiihpiacefiundayafwnoeuhetwesnnun-
guneand uegrnes mphyed in Jams
Gmd’shukyudltchael Gala-swat
killed outright and Andrew Betti-at was
nan-tally wounded. Beth mat wae Bun
git-tans. ministration-gem
ahfiungarlanawueium-iomlyhnrt.
‘ l‘atallaldalpree.
item,Ala,.luns&—-C.Enrown,
hanerlvc.1!ehadhe-uaqreefctn
weeka He'hellyeueoklaadII-arrfl
city, they have come to us to unload, and we have waited for
J one 2.1 —deard ,
'
THREE
~ ‘00-
M. 8. SMITH.
[Lilli 330 ile
The greatest sale over inaugurated in this vicinity, and these
are some oi the benefits.
having: put oil purchasing until the last moment. Manufactur-
ers and importers suil'er‘ from this and you arc the gainers, and
we having the reputation of the latest and largest trade in this
’...- .._
them, and you shall have some of the ripe fruits this year" that
have dropped into our basket.
33c "08] El! 1'. 33¢
Om' p'IIrof lrtldir'a’ fl!“ Illicit ”use,
superior to anything ever shown in this
town for fills. [in opporuinlly tor all to
purchase.
33c 33c
Fort} pans of Children's llw f ml hluci,
llplllI or heavy weight llt-rtl’, upml In;
anvl rill-,5 t \‘er shown for IS" or 201'. lull,
pair, In all roles from Ii to Bl. We have 33c
a Itlllll"ll quantity of tirese, and llrfl't‘ put For 6 LI ':I --' "ml l» Illll‘Yt’d hem-
lbcul III in t'lll-t‘ lit the above figure. stitched lionz. M .r. , iii lit-I n and
Don’t fall to get your shan- of Home for ffi-l colors on “'Illt‘li we had a great rush
they are a positive bargain. last Week, 1 for 222, This Week We offer
33c
ll flrl' 1536.
330
E 330
Ntl'l‘lCl},44 ‘c‘
\Ve wrli N'" at the above mrlltiuued
price a lliil HZ d ”-4 It-Iunterpaue. that
we uuflrltutce positively “with u iii. in
fact, have sold tliI-rrr as a ll gular staple
quilt. for that price, We also have other
ouliuterpaues equally as good Value for
l 20, 1.35, 1.50, 1.75, 2 00 and 3 lil.
33c
i pzlir of lmiII-s‘ ull silk Mills in black.
l'lflh and drsbs winch “‘1' have been reli-t
In; lllt lilo pl'l’ pair liar-- Illiil'r‘tl them
on our ('llllllll’f to r-u-ll With the list of
our bargain»- this n: - it.
33c 33c
pairs of (Tlrlldrelfs ribe-d Hose,
Fair 2
cuatoururdy mild for 20. per pair (ltll’
price tItllllvr: llrls sale,‘ Jpalrs for 1.3“.
330 33c .
l L'ltlll‘N' Jersey tlllbml Vents, l'fy'll
neck, “'ltltfll aru positively worth 50--
lvut lIrI-y uru<I an With the rest fur 33c.
33c 33c
.\l.~'o :Inotiwr lot of Ladies‘ nlrlml
33c
if yards of .\prur. or llrms (linghama.
clam-e of 25 lllffc'fo'lll stvII-s, regular
prlt'cnf III-ro- mind» Is li’l: per yard,
fast colors. of which we mid a great
quantity Ill-ti week, will continue at the
atmvr rate. that all they purchase (ling
llatllrl at a bargain,
33c iiUT'l‘oxs. 33c
We have a complete lIne of lluttom In
.\I- Illl, Jets, fancy l’rlill, Stills and Die
KUIIMI", that we will sell at the remnrktr
l-II- low figure of 1} due for 33c, a charm
of 75 styles, the above mentloned b' I
ttiliu We have been eelirng for 35;: and (I
a d: 1., anyone in lit-Ml would do vvril to
This is the latest reason, buyers -
Lisle Jv‘lm'y Vests, high or low lll ck In
all 57. 4. Wv but.- a few left which or
Hillel. elm-.4- wait this sale 3 for 334', no.1
coil early to avoid the rush, for we sold
a meal rrrarry III-.I Wro-k, and if they r-l‘ll
at [III-earm- rate this Week, and a~ ”if
u boy "He mu. quantity i- limited they cannot last long.
I , - ' . .
23c series. 23¢
We Ivlli .~ei| during this sale a beautl- i ,
ful line --t' Ladies' Jersey ribbed taste In t
t'rcrmul, Whites, Pinks and Blues, for , F
’25:: tumnmarily sold during lhlrl season 0‘ “hm" W" “9"“ 2" d'fl'Tm‘ “1'"-
for .56. Dou' I fail to see them and pur- ' w" 3“" 3““ 30‘" Chow" '” a"? 5 :9 3
Chiba all you can afford. Only one I” 33¢-
wue’k s gracc. *
33c sec;
8 pairs of Gent’s Half Hose, the finest
Cotton, without seams and are an actual cmuplc to line of W trite Aprons than we
bargain for tile per pair. Way dowato rm“. at 9",...“ and w, newer have be",
00'“ “"5 "Wk 3" 0 “WWII!“ GENT-5' I better prepared in prices for they are
lay in your stock for the summer, for we “w", 50 p9, cent. more than we are ask-
can' t afford to sell them longer than one I mg as [‘fllows: A white apron m",
We“ 3" ""5 9"09- inure wide tucks or scallops, one with
tion and llamburgh trimmed, one
33c 33c I "18“!
wtlhlacelurertlon and Widt‘ ht’m.0lll’
“.i r);- : r
L’ldice’Cambrlc Cornet Covers, posi- soda? "me tucks. at 0' 50,3oand
tively worth 500 each. choice of 3 ltvlee, I ' "
trimnrld with Torchon Lace and Ham-
burgh, placed on exhibition during lhisl
sale muse. Dirt cheap.
We have a cor. .ple 9 line of Sarah
33c KEEP 0001‘ 33cI Sasheei I all «trades and widths at?
Japanese Fans, choice of 50 styles, 1; and 3° -5 llm’ I. forget that we are
d1 2. for 330. Also better grades of open headqualers on tho-ac, and are selling a
Fans that have been selling through the great many. and can afford to sell them
season for 18c, Will make the following. close. Our 2. 00 sash has been adverbs: 6
rebate, 8 for 336. I and considered cheap at~ "_ 50.
CHALLIES.
Our Chullies for 220 are all new and of the latest patternsl:
considered good value at 35c per yard, and if in ‘want of any:
summer fabrics, you would do well to inspect our litre for wé
have the greatest varieties and styles. Also in Batistes for 12;
and 15c. per yard, 44 wide, and were never sold less than 18
or 20c. Do not. forget us.
SATEENS.
We still continue our sale of Sateens, and with our stock
newly supplied. We have greater varieties than ever before,
and at prices in comparison with the rest of the bargains above
advertised, and are 25 per cent. less than goods advertised
elsewhere
GENTD'
:lc-All Litton Collars-33c
Notice—Aprons.
th't'l‘ before have we had a more
Sui-ah Sashes.
WE eWOULD AGAIN
Make mention of our light colored wrappers for the summer
season, comprising Tea. Gowns, Mother Hubbards, Calico
Sacques and Gingham Aprons
s smut
“a; ,5 1m... w".
“a. ,, I‘m," . ‘._,fl_.._...4\,-...
FOR ’I‘lll‘ .
to yards of (thanks tor the. Walrus the better quality alto, at turd at. eh'ch are reticulum
Wit wool. elect dark challise. at 0c.
l0 yards of laws. tile
vaette' dre- glughalae at it: per yard. Never before offered ices than lbs.
N 0. 3 Gazette Building. Nor-walk.
WJII’IIEEKER 8500.
SOLE AGENTh
HAN
'.IllllH llllll .lllllill.
Plumbing,
steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘iu and Sheet iron Work.
s'rovns, narrate.
AND T 1 N WAR E.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
lUfllC BALL BLOCK
These we will sell at 17c.
IES LAWNS
(thleU
SCOFIELD 8r HOYT’S
Great halal
(lei- We gingham of which we have a narrow assortment, we will offer as a bargain for the This silk woe he a bargain at:
next week at “he per yard
Aeilhuherolaeeuestshltshodtaetotlsl Ihetall goodsh i in ill I
roirtllientthatyou wlhtlccldethulheplaeels u 4"! m“. at . ‘ ca Iyaresoceledrel
SCOFIELD ab HOYT’S,
.. No. 31) Washington St., South Norwnlk. ,
it now remains for you touecrtala who sells nood- Ilu cheapest.
PECIAL SALE
KER CHIE
llave bought a large line of Fan—Icy
Handkerchiefs, usually sold for 25c. and other prices.
AND
W l‘il'lh', A'l‘
hATEENS
list-seat fer like. Advertlaed by our ctr-ultimo: lee. Also the linen rte-III sateen at etc.
hurrah malice, li,‘.‘ yards in length. for .2 l5 which other: ask .10) for.
All our 40-inch wool Henrietta Cloths. tummy all: per yard. redial-ed to 00:.
These are not rune-Ila or poor centre, but are of the latest shades and Inert textures.
alnhlsck silk. as incheswide,warnntld not to rack. and of reporter leetre, at sac.
”mellow, hfllmmgddnbleehmatmpflylfll.
And elm railing on as we M
S
50, 100,150
Sonic Jobs, in Silk Handkerchiefs.
Large assortment at
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
85 Washington St, - -
So. N orwalk, Ct.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, NBridgeport,
Are Inocatod
II the Main St, Butler III flaunt.
liable quality. is a ruling principle of this firm.
orders entrusted to her will be filled at same price as at. mam store.
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.
——l’leasc Observe a Few Prices.—
Cheney Brotlrers‘ beet armnre Silks 69.
24-inch Black (ire Grain Silks 79.
60 pieces best Dollar Gro Grain 59.
300 pieces Plaid Surshs at 48 .
275 extra quality Surahs at 50.
200 pieces plain klobaira at 25, 37) and 50.
200 pieces new Challies at time.
60 its-Inch all wool Dress Goods 25.
.50 36-inch Mottled at 19cm.
One case 38 Mew at 12).
-—I.inen Department-A—
ieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 7.5.
pecee two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
1009 large Quilts at $1.
5 bales good Crash at Bets.
Jackets and Wraps.———
200 beet $15 tailor Ill-ado Jackets 87.50.
150 real .10 qualit
Handsome Bead Wraps 80.
All Long Traveling Garments; were 88, $10 and $12,
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79c".
reduced to 83 and 85.
Dress Trimmings.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. stain and cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
Amnddidmsmmucenbe
flavors. Mewhohaveusealt
For the Lenten Season“ we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Blacker-cl in 10 and 90 lb.
kitte, Salt Fish and Blaster lies-ring, to.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 “It tumult firearm BlIIBl‘ Ill $1. II, or 35s it
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet logy IIuttcrfor $1, or 30c ll!
4 4 lbs. Goad, Dairy Bujtclf for 91, or 28c lb.
“MW-“mm
Fresh Eggs, 20¢ per (102.
WW Etc-oddball nepondwill f twopoaadvof
()alifwaiel’rnqlklhallheforfie. lagahferlia ent-Prunes. audliclk. "*3me
”th”th
was ‘OI-ICI'I‘ YOUR ORDER-5‘-
mmmmmmmmm; thumb-at.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, ”
83 Waebhgtou 8t” - - So. Nos-’watk.
m
'.l‘ElE
Palace Queen
FURNACE '
180821) 1'
NORWAII.
80. NORWALK.
EAST NOBW
‘ mumuummmfia
Illicit-III!
4 ‘W‘ ..,l
The syswm of selling every article at a small prolit, but of a thoroughly re-
Mrs. W. [1. Jarvis on Main St , has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
Commencing
June bit we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Boston Importer that we have
We have many bargains in Hoaiery, Swiss Flouncings, Chantilla laces aid
’lnilvenllnuta;lteee,\'aullla. Chocolate and lac-rm
Grand Spring opening!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and UhtrimmetLHata...,'
And prices to suit the public.
Have also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS. ,
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition. .
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger. ,I
Mahackemo Hotel Block, }
South Norwam. Conn.
luau. Pickledfnh‘crand
mandala: lb
FURNITU
DAVID STOVgs/ig
SPECIAL Innocent JNTS ,. IN A?
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush Smis,w1th Divans,
$40.00? ' ‘ '-
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
or. so and 9! lul- Strcct, south Non-II. lip llalre,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——-‘ A'l' m OLD “All! 07—— .
T. BURB omen SON.
semewoon.
am. ounene' Hanan unnatural.
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