manhunt.
m-
I” M Isa-a- Iass Await the
ass-Is as lav VIau-‘s culls-i oust-
tlaa-lv. lemmas Released can ease
Ina-fie lamina-s In New Vast.
Iahut Bay Hamlin, weary and brohsa
m. is washing the sum of Atlaathw
(munitions-lamina.
YWhflamlltonwuginuam
The
anartroumwasuueamtortshlycmwdsdwith
wall M WM who came from the
“momma-yummy
W Capt. Pmyappsarsdascou-l
hthllamllm BoosiaftarJudgslrvll‘
washchthsmliminaryhsartng
washagna Thaaecussdwumanrsatalhsr
7,qu rallinfrontulthsbaraatap-
”bliss-saying through)“ tbsp»
llnlasry mm at the city hall.
media‘s.
Ir. Ilsa-illo- ‘Yeatllsa.
Rabat Ray Hamilton w. thanrat witnrm
oallad,andsaldhewaaamemherofthe New
York harand tbt thsdefendant. Evangeline
Hamiltunwaa hiswifs. Hamid thatthsy
had a childllinouths old, hut positively»
Mustuswhsn thsywss'siiiarrlsd. lie
wasinthermuipackinghis trunkat the
timedthestahlfinmwhichwasdanswitha
Isahadauerlnthehandsofhiswlfo. He
“not knowwliat hadimlucsdhiswlfeto
dabthewomanorwhat reason shehadfor
Mthenuneaahorttimeheforethe
repeatedly asked
Hamfltontogivothsdateofhismarriagoto
thsdsfasdangbut hestuhbornly refused to
mthqtmiomaml thecourttold
Capt. Perrythat he mold examine thewib
subbing. Justice lrvlng
Conflict-Perry“ he hadnoquestiom
”fiamthatifhewentintoan examina-
.flm it might uncover thedefeiisetobemt.
unandasitwasaperfectlygiuioueitwas
notdeemedwclltoreveal its nature at that
time. Capt. Perry-id thatwhsnthe
pupa timecainc the defenaewould show
that the assault was perfectly justifiable.
Counsel hinted that when the defensewas
ands known it would be likelyto causea
manual would put an entirely dines-
eut [than on the case.
I- a Critical Condition.
Dr. Crosby, who is atteiuling Mary Ann
Donnelly, "mental! a certificate tending to
ahowthatthe woman was inacritical con-
dition. Judgelrvingthen sotthocasedown
fortrialBspt. O,and remanded Hrs. Hamilv
toutojail without bail to await the result of
the woumn’s injuries. 1! her victim movers,
Ire. Hamilton will probably be tried on a
clarge of assault in the first degree. Hamil-
ton was releasedou furnishing 8600 ball. The
other witnenies were also bound over to ap
pearan wanted.
Whai Sheriff Smith Johnson walked over
to In Hamilton and tapped her on the
mouldertotakeheroittojailshestartedup
‘ Hamilton and the
”led hermit ofthecourt room toacar-
riage which was waiting to convey her to
the railroad station Hamilton also lifetim-
panisd her and saw her safely aboard the
train. Shewastaken to the county jail at
andbecameh
Kay’s Landing.
“Blr. Mann" in New York.
law You, Aug. 28. —Informatiou gather-
ad from former neighbors of Robert Ray
Hamilton in this city tend to show that the
hwyerhasforsome yearspest been leading
astrange life; that blind love bound him to
an nnprincipled woman whose regard for
him went little further than his pocketbook,
and who made him her victim in order that
she might lavish upon another the bounty
that Mr. Hamilton showered upon her.
When last in this city Mr, Hamiltonre-
sided in theMarshall flats, 11? West Fifteenth
sheet. While therein card overtheletter
boxinthevestibule bore the name “E. C.
Mann,” auditwas by this name thatMr,
Hamiltonwas knowntotheother occupants
ofthe house.
One of the tenants of the house, when
askedwhetherhehadknown MrsHamiltou
or Mrs. Mann, replied:
‘ Mrs. Hamilton’s Lover.
“Welngncsldid. Mr.Maunwas very
nice, butliiswife wasaterror,she was. She
sad to drink and swearer the mischief
andusedtolnive another mancome to see
but when her husband was away. I don’t
knowwhohewaahut they said shecalled
him‘Josh.’ Hr. Mann used to be away a
gooddeal of the time. He wm inpolitica
andusedtogouptoAlbany in the winter.
Bewas only home from Friday nights to
Holidays. Shewaii all rightwhen he was
lisre,llutwhenhewas awayshe used to go
on terribly."
0th tenants spoke of the disreputable
elnractsrofflraflamilton. ltisgenerally
believed in this citythatlhestabbingwas
thedirqarullt o! brintlnucywiththis
“Joshwand his mother, whom-he had sup-
pliedwithfunds furnished by her husband
foryean. ltisheliered that ahemadethe
V a-llttllflaryDonnellybscause thalatter
, jumnrmmoimaom
an Three equally naiily.
Bananas, Aug. ell—won»: lindssy
heldauinsuut last «ruling in theme! ssi
GrocerChristianW. Inca,whowustahbed
- tobathinhk hoina lastweek by Burglar
Icnvaine. The jury broughtinaverdict
thtChristianWJmcamehihisdsathby
stlhwomidsinflictedbyChai-la lcmvaine,
amladdsd: “Weflndhlinguiltyofhomicide.
Wafurthsrfiial'f'houiasouinlanaudltm-ty
Dias-isquallygiiilty,hyhaving aided and
hilecommitfing a felony."
'wu'e committedbythecoro—
aa'toawaittheactlonotthegraudjury.
The
La Ahead" Captured.
Wmtwmm dealers at thiscity,
forwhom haw- hookkseper,hashssuan—
ratsdinl’kilsdelphia. Behadsuceeededin
evading arrest for is monthshydouing
ahaatthseountry, havingheenatnd Trenton.
3..J, Amtin,‘l‘sns; Loatvilleaad
pheu.
m'mflmw
Hothw
have" small rss sonar.
ammo Ct". ll. 1.. Aug. Ens-Ian
“Downhill-victim“ thaw-tun.
“WI.“ that "oriental
shamans" also; ”nuisances-Miss
hemanditlsaoathsmmatha
‘ “Wmfmam ‘l’hshsma
: h “Mandamus (flty‘b pollu-
. Pamhngfl—Buflaiohflimahsak.
,l‘athlszldWs‘camptolr. “as
Ania-learn. Ir.
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5
M you mtar a law aiiautsa.
grand l elutahysadowawthsshwv
'
“You an very kiad.iadssd,to polo-o
amehtronlilstarastmpr. luminary
mmwwwmmfi
yraawaulnlihaharg harsher
Mmimmmm jail,
'M‘thlml hlia architect“! Janus
Bariumtallinghiaithatthsmauwaspwtr
ablyiamna. lie was placsd lna call,aad
asstnurainuhswastaksubstmlmtleal.
W.lilisr,whsrahagavsthanamsolflanry
(anon. lie waived examination and was
3
Subscription Price, $5.00 Per Year.
January Id- of the circuit court
Thsjailatc'lsytlentsrlaatwomrybrlek
aad stuns battling. with label Improvements
insteslcclhand grating. and b M
the W in the stats. Ahontnoonon
the day of the «immitment, Carton sent for
Attorney V. P. llarkns- to come toths jail
to talk about “in case and dctlna the line of
demise. When Harknssa wont to the cell
(‘artouhadnota word tossyahmitthecase,
but coutliwd hlscouvta'mtion to scientific and
literary subjects lie apparent to be an or
nestling!)- well rad man. and surprhsd Hark-
” by h. srndltltin. After cumming an
hour in this talk Ir. llarkna became lin-
patient and askedCartou toapeak of hlscass.
"You play billiards, don‘t you!" was the
surprising reply.
“Yes; why."
"Well. i will meet you at that billiard hall
acres the way at it o'clock this evening, and
while we play we mo talk about my case."
“lint the shorifl' won't let you go out to
play billiards You must remember you are
in jail.”
"That's all right. You meet me there at 8
o‘clock this evening," answered Carton.
Harkncss was convinced that his client was
iii-us, but his manner was an earnest and
cool that when evening cams on he could not
lutst. the temptation to go to the billiard
hall. Proniptly at 3 o‘clock the door opened
and in walked Carton, whoseentrance created
nomrpriee toany oneexcept llarknam, for
there were only a few in town that were
aware of a new prisoner being in jail. and
none had seen huh. He went directly up to
Harkneas, aml the two men began a game of
billiards. While the game was in progrec
Sheriff Sterling entered the place. He did
not recognize his prisoner, but Barbies, who
wu now completely nonplmed, called to
him and said: “look here, Sterling, is it your
usual custom to allow your prisoners to be
out playing billiards at on: honr of the
night?"
“What do you mean?“ asked the sheriff.
“Why, i mean that this man Carton was
committed to jail this morning to await the
action of the grand jury, and now he is here
playing billiards in the evening."
Sterling turned pale from the shock and
fearthat therehadbecnajailbreuk.
“Don‘t get excited. old fellow," said Car-
ton. “I only wanted to get a little frmh air,
but if you object l will go back now.”
The sheriff, the lawyer and the burglar
timed the street to the jail, where every
door was found closed and locked, even the
cell door being fast. To all inquiries as to
how he got out Carton lllil'ie no reply. He
was replaced in the cell, and bidding his cour
panions good night prepared for bed.
Three or four days afterward Carton asked
the sheriff if by could not take a walk around
the town to get a little fresh air. Sterling
laughed and told him that it was against the
rules. Carton did not appear to Le disap-
pointed, but next morning when Sterling
came from his apartments to the jail entrance
he was astounded to aseCarton quietly sitting
onthesteps smokingacigar. Onseeing the
Mfr he arose and saluted him, telling him
that he needed fresh air so badly that hem
eluded to take a walk before breakfast. He
was locked up again by the sheriff, who was
thoroughly alarmed at the fact that thismaa
could at will passthrough the walls, apparent-
ly, of the strongest jail in the state. Carton
toldhiintogiv' himselfno uneasiness,” he
liked his quarters too well tolenve them until
winter was over.
It now became a thing of frequent tccul'i-
rence for the sherifl to find his prisoner sit.
ting on the jail steps, and though he placed a
watch on the man hecould never find how
the escape was made.
During the latter part of Novembvr the
lockon the vault of the Farmers and Mer-
chants’ bank became deranged, and the
oflicials were compelled to uadergoa tem—
porary suspension until they could get some
one to open the lock. All the locksmiths in
thotown and thebauklockexpertaofKau—
as City trhd their skill on the refractory
door-invain,and thehankerswsregoing to
and toNewYorkfor anexpsrt. whenCar-
tmtoldthesherifltooflerhisserrices, asha
thought heeould open the vault. He had
given Sterling such good mama to believe In
hispowsr that the sherifl had nohsa'ltaucy
intellingthe hankersthat hehada inauwlio
couldopsn theirsafeforthem. Cartonwas
courted tothebank,and inthepreseuceof
the sherifl and bank officials went to work.
Inhalfauhourhaswungthedooropsunnd
then examined the lock and adjusted the
parth hadgjveuthstrouble. Afterm-
the thanks of the bankers lie was
taken back to his cell.
What the ditrict court convened the
judge found a raw large docket, and the re-
sult wasthatCai-ton s case had to be post-
poned until the Auzmt term. All spring
and summer Carton took his regular nightly
excursiorss, and the matter became an on
men that thesheriflbsgauto loashisfearol
an escape. Last' Thursday, however, Caro
tou's cell door was open, and the prison:
was not sitting on the jail ups. On a stand
inthssall wasa note to Sterling. thanking
him {it hiakindne-andatatingthat pas-hi1
bruins-further west necemitated hh ha‘y
W
Thhwmstartlingmut when InJohnA.
Kamcaahisrotthel'armersandlerchants’
hnhopnndhhdsaktlntmoruinghefoimd
anotefrmnCai-tonstatingthathehadtakaa
”frantic-fa in the vault to my his
muss-ting «pennant! that he considered
thhasafairpaymsntforhk miss-inna-
iqflnvaultfior which ha had new: ra-
edvsdpay.
hrflitdmthvadgand in the mfa
Mm .
E
I alum.
.l reliltoct and Civil Engineer,
lumehsal’lana. Indication sad - pert-tend
once for the ell-girdles atavsry Ira-trims»
TBIIH IMMNABLB.
Hum-Taylor‘s Isahluuon ill
.___ w“, Mfiflorwsk .. PI) B01375.
ACIX. B. 013.03.
Ones-m ot the limit comical osmium”
only, of
l'isnoforte, Organ and lusiral
Composition.
“is ly loch so: IP. 0.. NfllfWALK, toils
0 B. D'AI‘I'OIB.
U
(“stem for Weddings and Parties. lee Crea-
mnstanlly on hsad furihe sick and well. ma eels-
mwl HootBea
W‘AINHTJ ill. nostrils ‘s'L
J I). Jlnllfil.
. Wick I. Quinwtl.
Undertaker & Em bulmer.
Bouillon
EMTOLLEMCO.
Mlthfavalamef in: II tree-blah!
0-3 pliavsglvsafsrw-lsrsam
nah-mused“ ”a I"
Oak, Plus, Output and Spruce Wood
stsd and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY
nan sisn OFFICE,
Water In, Pool of llavllaad It.
Oppestts hats a Ward‘- lhoa “factory.
”mm... “a...“ ”.0... _...
.IOIIN ll. I’I'IIIBIS,
Whole-aloud [stall Dealer in all kindest
SOlL All] WOOD
Brick, Lune. Cement.
Blue atone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackswalina, Locust
lountalu, Franklin, and
Wilkesharrs Goals.
but by RUBBER PAINT
Yard foot of Washington and His!
anemic stout alumni rusorriva, shall stre-‘ts. Branch office at Stilson
ND. C [ll‘hl St W 5 Bl- bl.‘ ”lily; 39"” “41”]
til!) the Hannah, (”as ours. Hanan---” .. M.--
37.3%}? "" ' '“‘ M .__.
{ «mentor and Builder. Th8 Hung] lafkfll
H my bed and [all-ales
qubbaofall'kinds mmsumm ““3 net——
Ann a
r o . um. sow-1m M E- A '1‘ S
J B. Barnum»
a
Builder and Contrmawr.
Work done by the day or contrast.
om.- foot of ilavllam‘l St. on Wale: P. 0. Box 617
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BAKE
5) W ashlagton Street
. rpcu [tally from 9 to i: am, and from l in t gun
mil on Saturday evenings from 6 to S.
1"!th allowed on liepoaits.
swan snusssha
in us a tennis lace-Hue—
JOIINB. KNAEP. *k" :ano’l‘rw
ATENTB.
o. u in !\0'I‘0\,
Washington, D. 0.
Ten yuan- in United main Patent (I‘m-T.
d * w fluids.- to Inventors mazlcd free
hearse ll. Raymond,
FURN [TUNE DEA LEI! !
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Call and are my lame stuc of all kinds of furniture.
3. Mall Stunt. Nor-alt.
Also prepared to furnish everything not for
the interment of theilead, day or n '1: Temp one
con-nection with residence. No. 3 Ba icy pm.
ch19 .fim
$14 is
win it RIDERCB ntConu. JOSEPH B RIDER.
Statelloardolhl m .8.,0.R.
leather Conn. B. A 8. Ass'n.
Wm. B. nun: a. sus,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Ellllllll
”all: on", 45 8 41 Washington St.
8001'“ RIIRWALK, 01'.
1021"!le STREET. TROY. 3 Y
Branch (tillers zPoll’l'ZflBfl' Bit. 3)
WATIRV'ILLI, N. Y.
Local Surrey lagsntl General Work will
fill! he give- prompt attention.
A. s. FERRIS,
JEW’ELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
line Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington It. - loath Nor-alt.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWAIK
Militants all Headstones.
SIRVID IN THE BET IANNBR
If us want the choicest aka-rs. obiainedn
flflL-fl trouble arms, you wil' Ind them at my
rtas wall as
Poultry of all Kills
IN ITS BIAION
F. HAYE S.
I'lulthfi'fi BLOCK. 90m Nfll‘WLl 9
WASHINGTON llllllE'l‘.
one autumn—The Best.
8-st Yes} Lamb lotion. Pork, Salt and “Fresh.
toned Beef. Smoked Tongnem
fihoulthrs. Bacon. Balognmhsr
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
cumssmn
53 Washlngton Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
DIM.“ lN
lull, Fish Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
csmmn GOODS, are
by. l. glam}. Deny!
28 lain 8t, 80. Norwslk.
MOMS FlSll OYSIOI'S,
Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, ill
or All sins. Ia 'l‘helr scum
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Douothwyamonumemar Ilsadfloae from any
.w. “mug ""‘".‘.’..‘.'::.."’."...."..":,.. “ disarm. ass Lam
mm?“ rum"... m it: Have You Heard it i
“-1" W inf?“ No, What is it t
Baygamsmmmyeyy .m‘tfslrtuzulz
-—--00 'l'0--- ‘
Favours liabilities for Nflflfllfllflll
M I L L I N E BY,
8 Water so, Remus.
m‘m
Bennett & Hus ml
Fish, Oysters, Clams
91 01:8 to $1.50.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84. Washington Street,
Will'l'l SKI ’WTS COLORED SKIRTS
All Marked Down 1
South Norwalk.’ Conn.
leLEAll & STEEL,
Carriage Builders!
No. 65 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
BALVA‘I'ION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazons and Carriages made and re—
paired. Sigiis made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBIIG PIOHP'I’LY AHENDED. 'ro
WillGllT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And who!!!“ of
All kinds of W
Trucks, Oarta.o
All klllO of repairing-may done.
Bcuialnswaadieennd dwlmafor-Ie.
IewIsadCaItIonlyw.
Bom-Shoelng and all
kinds ofBlackamithtng
Foot of Prank“- In.
South Norwallt.
OIII.
apls tf
WAC-CNS
3ewandaeenad-liaad
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’rices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
OOBBERS!
ALL GRADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least Honey
”AT...
H. S. BROWN’S
800T & SHOE STORE,
Clark a Lane‘s Block
..- MAIN STREET.
,-. ‘. H; .v df: as!“ "Uri.
’ m ~ ,i... ,. l’u.ul‘th .uly.
' ’ ‘ ' i. yio wsx hinlumlil
. . run. t mam.ea Wan-
, '2 natal. lfravy “all
A vhousing (Lara W
van! guns mwhhwavka
nm at e“! value.
and
“{4} Qumran-animal!»
. n. L y rats serum
» V «foresaw-um.
v . 's lms sigma.
.uplrs. sens-piss. as
‘Jr ! i. the watch. as and
. I‘rce.aa.laflsry ahavekrps
01w g cm .4 s: Ashownllnmto1lm
E, wh vtumxuyms ew-
. 2. r is;- ha sure of sec-swing ‘El. Walr-
Wm -yal. "was. me' -I. rm A-llnsa
..£§- oz 6.2.l'orhnnmfluaam
Raw Barn. Con.
Soap makes a Ins lather and
mwmln son and lat“; its cleansing
qualitiea sic Intclass I ll
B. I. Bfllltlafl. Ila-m, 1.0th It.
Raw Bans Cm.
myself. mm I“
fully mast-gm it
It:
man. fchserb
oar "
rui-
hflhmc—tflmdm
1-6!th iufl ”b181,“...
m ans-r (In low lava, on...
Etnhaa‘mwalatrau “‘01-.
Hum-am”;
m... ____. Alumni, Lattice Baliilu menm ”""""°°"
w lattflialflannnnatum - I dad“:
“.3 3"" ”Wham? find” “mm-qu. lis- tlissaslh-ssva nasal-a Isa uwfigs-uas‘fm I! . ti:
3......”3: ,Mgmm-‘g Para Inmates Oatsnp. "" i. Mommas;
flail “in... mm ”Alli-P.
illis. FAWCETI‘,
.‘wm . Ii
,W as...“ In use
“Mai ' F
WIEJW“ is-
“lemma...“ WI.
SElllllO Olll
_ .. a?~~———
COST
To close business.
Now is the time to buy
your Winter Stock.
n»-
W. HOWOI‘O SOYOIOOP'S,
92 Washington Street.
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamery Butler.
11' PLEASES BVKBY TIME
. DANIEL L’llOlllMEDlEU.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
Formosa 0 long
OlAOIl EA!
-——400-———
Baily stout neighbors. no doubt, have line Tea.
techno l.» tact, loo delicate; they fail to get there
with the combined sweeten; and strength as do
your humble servants. So if you are dilllldletl try
coo—w...
Ile Was an old 'l'ea Buyer.
Bessid:"ftlaagmd1‘ea. Onepouud is worth
twopoundsotsnchteaaslhaveheeubaylnl, and
theprieeofthemhothialhemine."
Anothernid: “fdoutwishtoflatter,lntitis as
rodT-aaslhave been used to paying. ”0min
Price: 50c lb.
llilhll Unusual
GO '1'0
llOOBElflllllllN’S
-—roa-——
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS , (£30.,
No- 8 Main Street.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
IIIIIWdItIIndM Bats. m Btyis
sun Hats,
Boys lists, Polo Cs sps Tennis
Gaps is al leolorsflrask
flats, to", at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
W” Wei-"=53
Artificial Stone stops. Gaping,
LAWN ROLLBBI.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
5:13., &c.,
Manufactured by 0. T. LEONARD;
SI Walfl‘ DIM h“ I]
-
y (3-H WILL p \Y YOU To our.
l n This omen AND LEARN
IBow calcium YOU can
i HAVE YQUI! APRlNTING DONE.
The Universal Store,
No. 10 North Main ht, South Norwalk, Ct.
POLLUW Till! GREAT HUSH 1'0 THE UNIVERSAL mu ’0'
-lllllllO iliulis y
we ansrbtosiso nun alt-rm s'rocs
FOR LESS THAN NEW YORK cosy-.5
ToinakcmomforourfallaudWintchmeltia. Nowlslhelimebhwywh‘jh“. . ‘
The Universal Store,
No. It! North llaln Street, Go. lei-walk, ct}. ,
NOTICE ! ._.
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
BOOTS lllO SHOES
To Be lull Way Bail Less Till I}
AT THE STORE OF ’
0.11. HARVEY,
12 Nprth Main St... "
A FULL LINE '0!
Builders Hardware,
PAINT-8,
Oils Vgnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard ou snub.
Wire smal-
M new. In Mas-t.
w.c.ouulrsno
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