“MS-w?” Attorney Hyac-
Wham-a ler a. mum
lrhhadvooatabeaaahia
them-achin-
Iflrwuthecloesol the
“Mmmaum up...
“meuwwmmu
C'thlerlms. Bursaytestimoay
tat » and on m rules
, “Mmmmmmam
M pm» I- mam mum II
“HMMMndonsbi ordsrthat
“mlfl‘ Millethatflman might
if
emu” behind his back-«killed lint
incensed W"
’ It. ”bile Isl-ease.
b the rattan-yum this meteor-eta
Imam-shunned on hand to-
II trial. The lnlerucehe
‘ V‘mhpdmdrsw wuthstthe
oi iradmtoruddan by law was
. cm coitus lollowed by the men
3* Wilfl‘malnandwwand
V3 m Mord.
i 3 I". Will'- D‘Ieappearance.
"new in this case has lx-eavery
.fl med dnce May 4," said Ir
, Byers “0a um date III- Cronin was taken
l‘ro- bk home and murdered. On Kay 5 hlII
m becoming anxious, announced that
hall‘bammunlered 0n MaydandBtbe
but was published to the community.
1‘. the work of attempting to destroy the
We! thedesd men wasbegun. Die-
patches were received lrom numerous points
that he was alive and walk—that he had
been-sun. On layelohn A. Boga-aid be
h" Dr. Cronin was all right and would
turn up: that he was in the inner circle and
Mwht he was talking about. It was
“ed by all the dunes of the triangle that
Guilt! was dead. He was alive and was all
not. the: nut“
. lot only Murdered. But Detained.
Musing. )lr. llynee said: “There is no
doubt hit that the plan of the triangle,
“married, was to take the clothes ol’
thdeld man to England, where they were
to be found, and then the triangle could
this out to their dupes and say: ‘llal
was a Elthh spy and went to England
h testify against Mr. Parnell in The Times’
aim.
“Em at the beginning of this trial,” con-
tiaud Ir. Hynes, “the Mouse actually
m the identification of the body.
Tht ha been abandoned, of course, since
thedbcovery of the clothes and the instru-
mil, but Judge Wing asked, 'Is it estab-
3“ beyond a reasonable doubt that Dr.
M died Ilrom blows on the head, as
chrged in tbeindictment?‘ This is really a
“idea of their weaknem."
' Attacking the Alibis.
”WGfi, ed the atten-
”the attorney to a considerable length.
5"“. testimony that created the mm was
lifted until but very little reinained.
The absurdity of the story told by the
Hyknda about their being in Nieman’s sa‘
loan on Sunday, May 5, with the iceman,
was held prominently to view by citing the
ev'alnce ol Nieman and Anderson, who
sworethatthe saloon was full of revelers,
Macmrding to the Bylands, it was
empty. Theholding of an opening in the
than on that day showed the absurdity 0!
tin Hylands’ story. Moreover, one of the
man who Nieman swore came to his place on
May night, May 4, with O‘Sullivan
had the accent of a German, something an
Irishman does not prmem. Kunze‘s intimacy
with Dan Coughlin and the constancy of
“it laud-lion, it was held, was sufilcient
.‘gumt that as Keane was so much at
blue at No. 117 Clark street, be washed his
feet there. Coughlin very likely lrcquented
theplaa.
Coughlin’s Suspicious Act.
Din Coughlin’s alibi was then taken op,
andaomevery interesting views were pre-
anlcd. The failure of Coughlin to bring
Suit]: into thestation when he lonnd him
wasrgued with telling effect, as was also
hh .erroneous description of Smith, the
driver of the white horse. To Burke’s alibi
Atty!!!” Bynes next gave his attention
Alter commenting on the contradictory
nature of Matt Danahy’s evidence, he re-
lrrnadto the pitiable impremion made by
thewitness, who had attempted to refute
the storyot the hack driver Swamn by
declaring that he was drunk.
‘l'be liotlve of the Conspiracy.
The motiveol the great conspiracywas
them theme for the water’s eloquence.
He saiditmight possibly be that the ap-
ol a secret committee at the
g , mestiugoll'ehfiwas not for the purpose
I otmurder,bntilithsdhadaainnoceat
“gully had not the membersot that
mm told lor what itwas up
‘ m
Smiles.» Alleged Part.
hytbanamu‘l. Rhianndsnntedthefiat
1170M street and purchased the
ether-1's 0n um day there
olth‘e clotheslrom tbebodywasde-
, for the sacbel in which to
'floficclothea washougbt. ltwasdstm»
_flaldthatthelmdymnstnotheloundhere.
lewoaiductdo toietitheknowntlnt the
_. mummmittsdlnthhmuatry. That
‘ ”Burch-man acknowledgmentol the
I what Dr. Cronins charge against the
We. Andthiswasnotdeaired,hecause
minnow“...
fidetheepeakerstated thsthewoaldnot
hilfletolahh his addmand thscourt
silo-lat '
been In In are worn: as" Stern.
haven-rimm- hack triedbehindhle basin.
nonnative wanted to continue to prey Hove
led black and was placed
as it could be gotten ever
hear the Tombs alter the Carlton sanction.
Darla. the causation (lrseuwald Ills-
ploycdmerkablensrvo He took hold“
WWaadlslttbenIJad then turned
to the warden and asked how he would
one trout his cell.
"1 want to do this right,” heuld, Ina
volceasunooneonwd as it he were weaning
ol the weather. lie then salted where the
welgble and my» wore, and on being told
that the weights were behind the partltlm
and the rope would not be attached until the
last ummeut, Ii back and looked at the
wallow in a critical manner.
“Ir. lirymer. lam not afraid of that," be
said, nodding his head toward the wooden
“l‘m an Innocent man and ain’t
alnld to die."
The ailldarlt made by Annie llecltar. a
servant girl living at No. 1m (.‘hryrtluu'eet,
which wee lo the elect that Paul Krause had
said, in her bearing. that it washeand not
Greenwald who had killed Weeks, was only
mitted to Governor liill yoslcrday by Green-
wald‘ s lawyer; The governor gave the
matter dae attention and In the allcrnoon
telegraphed that an em m Iirlng fiecntl'e
interference had been mad out. He stated
that the technicalities of the law should not
be unduly strained to save Ureenwald lrom
the commences at bk crime and that mur-
ders had become too frequent of late to per
unit at any relaxation oi justice.
The with in which the body was placed
immediately alter the execution is a plain
stained one, without trimmings, and borethe
imcriptlon; "John Wild. Died Doc. 6, IWJ. "
Wild was (lroenwald‘e real name.
(lreenwald is the last man to meet penal
death by hanging In this state, unlem the law
providing for execution by electricity should
be repealed
IN PITTSBURG.
The Ilonongahela llonse Burned—Guests
llavc a Narrow Escape.
Pmsnlruo, Dec. (l.—-The Monongahela
house, the largest hotel in l’itteburg. caught
fire yesterday, and the flames, reaching the
elevator shalt, soon filled the entire build.
ing. There was great excitement among the
guests and several narrow escapes, though
it is believed that all succeeded in getting
out Firemen George Long and Willth
H. Diebold, oi Engine No. II, were carried
out badly crushed by falling debria They
will, however, recover.
The damage by fire and water is estimated
at Mini“). The principal damage to the
building is on the south side, treating on
Water street. Every floor of the house is
flooded with water.
The building was erected alter the great
fire of 1845, and was one of the largest and
most imposing blocks In the city. The hotel
was known to all travelers and Wu
tioncd by Dickens in” mm“; Notes’
asthow‘fl'dbtelol the West. When the
Micro out there were 200 guests In the
hotel and all got out in safety.
HOTEL FIRE
Seven Passengers [run red.
PARIS, Illa, Dec, 6,-Tbe Mattonn accom-
modhtion westbound train on the Indianap-
olis and St. Louis railroad, while crossing
the Torre Home and Peoria railroad, was
run into by a freight engine, which struck
the rear coach. The car was thrown OR the
track, and seven person injured. J. P.
Fleisherein, of Chicago, Buttered internal
injuries, and was badly cut on the head; A.
J. Bishop, of Delaware, 0., side injured and
severely cut on head; S. J. Clark, right
shoulder dislocated; Elijah Hall, of Kansas,
Illa, back injured; E. N. Collins, 0! Buflalo,
N. Y., intemnl injuries and head cut; Mrs.
W. Umver, of Paris, llls., collar bone and
ribs broken and back injured; W. H. Low,
0! Rochester, N. Y, ,slightly injured about
the head. , .-
Tbe Pan-American Congress Did It.
New YORK, Dec. 6.—Rumple, Smith &
C0,, 40 Wall street, have been awarded by
the authorities of Havana, C ubn, a contract
to erect a system of water works for that
city, at a cost of $2,000,,000 The firm bid
against a number of E... r "and
express surprise as well as gratification at
their success, for as a rule Europeans are
given the preference in Cuba. Mr. R. A.
C. Smith, of the firm, thinks the influence
of the Pan-American movement accounts
for the result.
They Fought to a Draw.
Bosrox, Dec. 6,—Ai'ter filteen rounds of
tame fighting the light weight battle between
Jack McAulifle, of Williamsburg, 1N. Y.,
and Mike Daly, oi Bangor, Me, before the
Parnell Athletic club, was declared a draw
by the mime, Joe Lennon. Host of the
big crowd at sports present thought Me-
Aulille had the beat of the battle. Thepolice
werepreeent, and at tbeend of lilteen
rounds the fight was declared drawn.
A fatal Dollar Explosion. .
Mushy!" Dec. 6.—-’l'he boiler-“in Gor-
ernor Jackson’s saw mill exploded ymterday.
William Dennhnn, scene? years, waskillcd.
William Dixon is probably lstally hurt.
Richard Martinhad alootblowuoll. George
Jones and Samuel Lowe, oi Wicmnico coun-
ty, and Henry Tull, Henry Howard, Edward
Townsend and John Wimboro, of Somerset
county,were all seriously injured and scolded.
A Illalster Charged with nlgamy.
Amara, Ga, Dec. h—The investigatirm
oithechargesagsiast Rev. Walterll. Dale
has closed. George 1’. Horton, of Wadea-
boro,l¢. C.,ldentiiled Dalessbeing-l. O. H.
Rattan, who married and deserted Horton‘s
liter. Dalehas beeaplsord under arrest,
ehargedwith bigamy,andwlllhavehis|ae-
limiaary trial at once.
lope nu Fortnight noun at Liberty.
RawYoaIr, Dec. d—Baak Burglar Jimmy
was taken before Judge Wheeler, in
the United States court, yesterday, and the
judge announced that after acarelul consid-
eration he had crane to the ccuelndon that
nope was illegallyheld in this state,and
gave him {arty-eight hours to lure it.
1'. Bring mutate: Paadletoa's Body.
Wm,Dec.d-—The comm-adorn!
momusaumnnm whichm
has been ordered to conveyths remained
theist- lieu-r mom to the United
munch” the navydepartmeatd
ummnmrwihmmu-
tic-st
A Priest "states Ills Vows.
1m BccaArt..Dee a—nsv. Roth.
Chm-Isa hashesamarriedtolhllal-
new In
mantle
Joanie ,
lsEADERS IN
CLOTHING
”AND...
IIIIII'I‘S’ IIIIINISIIINIIS
_ I
A Full Line of Children’s Cape tlrercoate, from $2.00 up.
lion’s Business Suite, from $5.75 up.
.—.. ...... w
Millillmls’faflfll Ilfi‘fllfll‘glifllll
At Very Low Prices.
H.._..>,...M_
LATEST STYLE HATS
(mm from Manufacturer»
“M. ..__. ._
Man's, Buys’ and Children’s Winter Bans
—.——~ w—-——-
Men’s All Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
.0.
Comstock ”Bros.
M» “ Welcome. .M...,,
llssonic Building,
Norwslk.
ll South llsin Street,
South Norwalk.
son
GREAT
«me. an 0"”“7‘
. crew marlin?
HOSIERY 0"
3 urn GENTS’
UNDERWEAR FURNISHINGS.
'01..
CHRISTMAS
During this week we are making the greatest reductions In
Dry Geode known to this communitv. Everything possible
must go at cost. or Illlll their actual value, to make room for
our Christmas (lands wIIiI: II are soon ll) be displayed III all the
grandeur imaginable.
M. S- Smith,
Insurance Building,
South Norwalk.
‘agr'uegg (mix.
J It. RAYMOND.
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of Haviluld 8i. on Wale: PA). Box 617.
DRESS MAKINl}
Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings,
And Manicure
C It. D'ABTKHS.
izwrer lI-r fi'cddllue anl l’uIIer.
nominally on hand lorr'n. .‘lCi'. 3m.
brsted Root Beer, and Bomb-31.. :n I .
IAIN 511. of) NOR
ATlN-rs. M"
II. it urmuroa.
Wash lagtoa, D. C.
'l‘eu years in United States Patent 0mm.
dtw Guide to Inventors mailed free.
Aux. 3.7613505,
MRS. .0. SMITH
Ilav ll 1.: necnred the services oi’
Mrs. J. .A. I) EC [C E B
As Cum-r and Filter, will open
Illllifi‘l FIAKING ROOMS
.tt 7 Railroad Place,
(In Trim-Jay. Dec, .‘ld.snd would be pleased with
lllt' p Ir mere 0' the Indirect Norwaiksnd VIciuly.
l I'm] In epIm hand a lull stock of
DRESS MAKERS’ SUPPLIES.
AL-o a lull line or
SAMPLE DRESS GOODS
From New York.
amended to.
Organist ol the First memcmgtrxonal Lhnn II. Wu.
Pianoforte, 0mm: and lint-.3: ii
Composition.
in ly Lock Box 39 i’. 0,, NuuWALg. cute:
J 0. WOW I.
D
Carpenter and Builder.
Plan a furnished and R-Itlmatee given
Jobhln of all kinds promptly attended to.
5110A“ etteet. near Kain
P. 0. “8. South Norwalh Ct
J D. JENNINGS.
Any calm in name promptly
In addition to the above on Dec. 20
BI ”1“.qu willhcadded
Undertaker & Embalmer. Ill ANICURE.
Wit! NIGHT BELL m Till OFFICE.
Cassi?!“ SUFOPWIIIII :?;m 5 mm 8‘ o‘clock"? Monday and Wednerday evenings till 0
. , _
I. B. “APP.
InntS. E. c. SMITH.
:iiSith'lNI'mi
Li IIIIIIIIII
General
1.1") INSURANCE CO.
HARTFORD corn.
Their M are It“ lav each .1” of Liabllllice.
Mb
ammo. "II-5"?“ huh lanes om
antler-where a Ilarplua over their
Whynsysslouzss live! act when
Nomi Policylormyoauefl “mllmlayw
SOUTH noawm “VII“ “All!
5) Washington Street.
Dailynomotoltan,aadlmlt03p.m
anion Saturdaycvanhlgl Mo 8.
“mallow“ on Mellie.
ALB!!!
Joan alanrdghvm
tat-Ir. mm Bee. and Treat
I |m1l0
Incline Slop. heirs it you as.
LOOA w. a. woman's ’- “- "Io-mm. sea-t.
H‘mfim aow'lggdlageudsn cmedtodo leathlarwail‘
all kind-oi general labial-god machine aereualnng
Bicycl- rspairegdaad new whmmiehim
mum... «w...» m? . HUNT a. 2mm
lowereadofwnerflt. lam mil in
lewthelfleeetI-hstinthefity.
George II. Bay-ad,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnidflg Undertaker.
Main-1H3! «huh-balm
“In “that...“
hm... Shaw
lllllilli all Headliner
EARLY BOSE corneas.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whale-lentils“.
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
“hunches-minted.
wig“ Elli :flgfi P". Twin-tum? ear-cues.
r.“ “fir-"1's" =3 Warhhmhnnfl
I’- W- BATES. HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
rm pvt-t.
hum-Multilewaadmb .Il
phi-uh
/
/
MA 7.14 I "OH". ALK
VI ___II. MLEKER & C0.
«:29
SOLE AGENTS
3H1. 1:10.!
Flfll'llfl" swam HIIIII.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND TINWARE.
Mmstesgivmi for
Steam and Hot Air floating.
lllhlc can. BLOCK
Fancy Goods Department.
ecial inducements this weekl ' uStemIIrIl Iiullilfi. die
If Iri this stock llotlfcc, Bureau IIIIII Wusb Stand Scarfs,
Splushcrs, .Carch‘Ii, Tray Covers TiIlIIs and Doylcs, and to
make room for Holiday stock we are sellintr IIII m \( ry cheap,
and giving you endless varieties in Stamping Patterns. Prices
"5 per cent lower than ordinarily sold.
Cheese Cloth Comimmbles in llIlQS, l’inks
and White, made up with all the fancv tack
ings, full sivc. Customaiily sold at 3753,25, om
price for this sale
Great Sale of Books.I
About 400 volumes, cloth bound l"mII, (If all
[be popular authors including the W0] ks (ll George c
Elliot, Ilugh Conway, l-IIIggIIrII Phillips cm, cull-
sidcrcd cheap at 48c, our price
Children’s Books.
Ilaby [links and Other Babies, .
Two Little Travelers, Children's & c
Ilulliday, Told by the Fin-side and
50 other dillcrcnt lllli'S ol .Iuv L-IIIII-
Books. All of the above bcin" bound in the most attractive
stvlcs, and will be sold at the low est pmslblcll I37urI- s
M. S. SMITH,
The most reliable Drv and I‘llllcy IIIIINIS bun-c in So. Norwalk.
LARGEST 51"“ K. Lil“ EXT I’Rl(‘E.'.
flflnfln & [Ills fill dorm Iii. SMITH,
28 Bsin St., 80. horwulk. I LHHIST
Meals Fish flysmrs
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc”—
or All Kinds in Their Sea-All. i
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. 1. 3mm. 9. “51'3”.
———ma rasr—-
M E A 'I' a;
CIKVID IN THE 331' “‘3 583
" I... fiéfiigolgfimfliifia $3313;
[17m Ire same
F. HAYE 8.
meme ewes. com soars”
HOUSATON l0 BAILRDA D.
DAKBUI" 8 “DIWALI DIVISIOH.
W In. it’ll. m.
i; P” mu
' , sum
trim, Dr. so. m. Ar. mm roar
7am. imam. some. HATS ' HATS ‘
m 2" D. a” u 0‘
me u ma ” teal " .
133$ In. ‘12 pun. [finall-
t
‘ ‘1 I. ‘1'. 0‘
IE ."3'" ,EE 2"?“ ,E: :: :? FALL STYLES:
lunar; 'lnallgrsdcssndeoionol
”can.
“win.- ”on“, 8““ Mill Soft “his, Sllk Hats.
myrrh-roles. “Juliana“. Arm .
not”: my: when}? 33-1251 mifliml’dlfiolmlllfifln'T‘“
‘3" 2... KNAPP’S
not " . anon. me a
me "lizard ‘3}: I sit as ,
"5““ ll? 3 52%?" 91 Washington St.
1". “mm! fl‘; in“ Particular attention paid to
'01".- niaa. "sing. Meaning and Ironing
w.a.Psnvm.vlg "as can‘m 5““ “3“- '29
2%.Pm‘m Wheat.
"' IllN . III'I’IIN IIIBKE'I'
I
[All LINE.
”swarm
"l“m the Quality, ~1’helleu.
mar... .......... w mm mm“
are...” "M 6.3th crow m, I...“
&“"'3'3:."um m" .
«khan-drum Home Dmed Poultry I Speaslty.
1“; """'"""’"“““"""‘" on n lirered Prompt]
mar—m. wuhmm m o 1'
1..., CHARLES emu
JIIB PRIIIIII “it...
0.“.
“Wail-ate.“
To make room for Holiday Geode. Look at prion.
Woolen Hosiery.
Gents' Woolen How, regular made. 19c. former price, 250.
Ladiee’ All Wool lime, regular made, lilo. lormer price, 25:.
Ladies' Pure WI ul Hove, lull regular made. 250. lormer prIoe, 89c.
badles' Pure Wool Home, lull regular made, 40c, former price, 590.
Children' s All Wool Hus», roaular made, lilo, former price, 25c.
Children’ s Pure Wool Hoar, lull regular made, 85c, former prvcr, 500.
Woolen Underwear.
LIIllee’ Merino Verde and Poole, 37c former prlov, 500.
(lerIlu' WI. ole-n Shine and Drawer», 37o, lIIrnII-r price, 50c ..
Childrru' u Woolen Shirts and Dram-n, "5c, lurmI-r price 40‘. .
Millinery Sale.
Felt Hale, late-It atylr, I06. lnrmcr price, 750
Trimmed flare, lalI-al style, 81 Oil lnruur rice,
32.50 Immapw
immed Is, late-a sh 24.”. i
no, '3 50,10"an pr goo
Ribbons, Feathers, Plumes, Birds, Etc,
Must go in make m. Inn for 0- or Holiday (l llldfl. Tnls sale will allord lldiellllu
opportunity to III cure a gnarl amcle at a low figure.
FUELS. FURS.
(In at reluclitma in [bi-I department.
H- Krieger
South Norwalk, Conn.
fl,
IM
flea
r*{- a
g !
Mahackemo Ilmcl,
\VF. XVANL‘ TO PUT A
FLEA IN YOUR EAR
That we are selling the
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR
The best In Ihe market. Are you d dot: the best hr yourI-erf in the wry of trade? You think you
but arr- you! You can' t aa‘wcr tni- question until you h we to n our clock, got our prices and my.”
Lh m with prime and goals you have Inca used t). We run: th a guest on
To BEAT ON THE DRUM
of your ear till it drums op cumin (or us. Oct Rich! How? By saving momey How! By buying ,
the Ceiebnucd be r Drop Canned 6- node the best on cam, and Gill ngx: Bauer at 2 e per pound
WHERE?
——A‘l‘——
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street South Nor-walk.
CLEARING SALE!
This Week. This Week.
Having bought the business of
The Bargain Store
I will srll the goods at
was an at
A GREAT SMIIIII'IIIII I
Preparatory to receiving Holiday Goods Purchasers will find
it to their interest to see how cheap they can buy. The stoclr
comprises a complete assortment of
I A». w. 3
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Ho-
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
Goods, Velvets, Flushes, Com-
fortables, Counterpanes,
Flannele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
E. K. Banks,
Mahsokemo Hotel Block, opposite Post Office, South Norwalk, ll
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