‘a Andwhsayoadidhearit.
- Why,thatthsrewaeaglgan-
Oil “I m d Sh I‘ll. M
«Manta
"lamp wet, without court or
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‘ufiifig‘ruuh- of m or...
‘ think I wouldputonawitne-
, n l‘dédn’thelieveb IIt-nlzoyou believe
m, f are God,I Ind ratherhave
marritm‘nfrommyhodytbantoengage
gummy.” A juror murmuredtbat
ant-tiered in new. integrity, and the
‘ attornoyoried:
,“You lluat Believe It!"
ea, you must believe it, became it’s
“with! Do you believe that thistig
unmanned-suns to 1.. firm.
“Myrtle-rand whine hand has always
“beg the down trodden, could
‘ not my onev'rord in rderenoetothe
ease Igflliifih John F. Begga He talked
M t‘ awoke etach and mills and loom
. d Helm : curing been idle for centuries,
but nothing about [1'5 client’s innocence.
Ir. Foster’s remarks," said the state’s at-
tgney,"‘were an indirect charge of die-
my against myself and the other coun-
engaged to exist me.
- ”Mr. Ftlstt‘f'lm wasmainly Mr. Foster
aadnet much Ir. Beggs. We are not try-
I'M? mena- Irishman noroeClan—ns-
burl men. "We are trying them as men in.
dialed format-tier. Mr. Fostersaid that Dr.
MAMS not an angel while he was alive,
Begum! he raid that thiahighearted
drum .
he was condemned only by the dynamite fac-
tiono! the arm
‘ , . vitrified-by er the State.
‘m were on state is, and always hea
l... “1125le murder of Dr.Crouin was
1‘ " “ I‘m‘sprlracy which originated In
bre'baanot been a particle of
to contradictthi theory. It
the learned counsel that no
{ed inCampaltoinveatigateDr.
with t4 non the meetingof
, omens. ‘Whaewunooneelseout
yd too Clown-Gael who had enmity to-
. HBeggswas
1. Iihnandmmm’sdupaaalr.
W,-tliauheisawful guilty. He
, l. e "Woven-Ian utters.
‘Th letters When-and Spell-Ian
Memnmernateabythastate’settorney,
able-iii confine letter- referred
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“Beam, you are not haetoacqult
guiltymen nor to convict innocent man
But any sane man must, by carefully
watching the evidence 0! this trial, believe
these five men guilty."
Thestate’s attorney then sat down, and
the trial of the great case was ended.
Judge lcCounell immediately began the
readingof hiacharge to the jury. lfthe
jurors found the defmdanta guilty, any or
allofthemvrereto be punished by death,
imprhonmeut for life or for any termof
years not le- than fourteen. The charge
was very elahwate and fair toboth sides.
The prisoners “stoned to its readingvrith
intenae intrreat. At the conclusion of the
charge the exhibits that had been intro.
dueed in evidence were given to the jury.
Five haillifs were sworn to take the jurymen
to the grand jury room, there to keep them
without meat or drink, except water, until
a verdict was rendered.
ra- Jury om Oat.
The jury then retired at 8:30 o‘clock. Later
thejuryrqiorted to thecourt that than
not yetpreparedtoreturna verdict,and a
rece- until 10 o’clock was ordered. Thou-
nndaof peoplebeeieged thecourt building,
and the entire roan-e police force of the city
vru called out to preserve order.
At 11 o'clock the jury had not agreed upon
a verdict, and Judge McConnell adjourned
court until 10 a. In. today.
THE FEDERATION OF LABOR.
Various Resolutions Adopted-11" Eight-
flour love-cat.
Boeroa, Dec. li—The Federation of Labor
has adqited a resolution urging the abolition
of child labor before the age of 14 years. A
reeolution for the protection of the various
trades from convict labor was reported fa-
vorably. A regulation demanding that the
vlrions legislators enact laws making it
unlawful for employers to compel their em—
ployee to sign away their rights as citiaena
was adopted by a vote of32to25,there
being fifteen delegates absent.
A resolution condemning the buying and
selling of ball players by the National
league, and calling upon labor unions to
support the brotherhood organization, was
referred to the committee on boycota The
eight hour committee repented that existing
conditions do not justify thehope that all
the crafts will be prepared to succemfnlly
enform the eight hour system on May l,
190, though many are now ready and many
more will be by that time.
The committee therefore recommend that
the executive council have power to select
such trades as shall seem best to
achieve nieces, and that each union in the
federation be requested toassomitamembers
tmcents per week for so many weeks as
shallhenecessary to secnrethe short hour
day, payment on such arse-menu to begin
not later than March 1, 1890. Alec, that all
trades appoint committees to confer with
employers to secure, if possible, a reduction
of the hours of labor to eight. The report
wasadopted.
It we voted that the basis of representa-
tion of the federation shall remain as at
preemt.
Batching for Banker nit-Ian.
Mam' Dec. lt—The search for
Hr. Ditman in the Schuylkill river has
been abandoned, and Capt. Chasteau has
ordered thehoata to shorewith all their
amend thediverhasaboceasedhia
clot-ta, ’l‘hfiorderwasisuedowing to re W
portaanade to Capt (masteanbythepark
.gnntandtbdiver that they were enn—
wh—d.hat-&. Dihuan'sbdywaauotin
”Pita-Pm! Involves madeof
fierlter‘fl'e-Mthemwlieelmarb
river down to a polntnearoirardavenue
hidge,andfrmnshoretoshnre, butfailed
to bring anythingtothesurfaceoranyin-
dicatiomthatthebodyvmeintheriver.
A Blgroreelosnre Com-need.
Pmsauab,Dec.14.—latbellnited8hta
Mum“ whom Trmt oom-
ru-r. av Munroe—diur-
agaimtthe Cameron 1m and Coal com-
pany,oflimpwinm, Pa,fortheforecloaure
of amortgageof 81,000,000,onwhich inter—
erthm bored-faulted, andfortheappointo
martofareceiver. Therourtappointedlt
L Parrottmfliew York,asreeeiver.
A Cattle Banal Iaaagar Abeeoads.
calamaaeaaltrlhe.
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......... FURNITURE sronr
LEADERQ IN
CLOTHING
”AN 13‘“
lilll‘l'i’ FURNISHINGS.
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A Full blue of Children’s Cape Overcoate, from $2.00 up.
len’s Business Suits, from $5.75 up.
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LIAM? KLNIU‘HH l.
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At Very Low Prices.
LATEST STYLE HATS
Direct from Manufacturers.
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m- «a» 7—4-»:—
llen‘s, 303’ ill lllllrell’s Winter Bans
_..._.-n - “. . .
Men’s All Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
C0Inst0ck Br0s.,
l-i South llaiu Street,
South Non-lb.
UM ("‘5-
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Somali.
INSURE is THE
Connecticut. General
Builder and Contractor. nIFE ISSU BANL'E CO.
om rmwfnme?ogmm$m m. HARTFORD CONE
Their Aeeete are 3130 for each m of manna
Theyhsvepaldtomeawltowerel over
$1100.01! end tor Death theses over i: .ee
and now It“. a Surplus over their l.l 1mm et
9"” mow.
Why pay as long nyou live! Why not rake m
Emowmeut Policy for yourself if you live, for your
heirs if you die.
it. 8. L'uomnnm. Amt.
Mott M
Keep the Nlceet ltarket in the'mty.
EA llLY “CHE POTATOES.
C B. D'AB’I'OIS.
e
=Caterer for Weddings and l‘artlns. he CINE!)
m acumen“ final: 'I“ “d “all...“ me
Ill EDI. .
to nine or? Waonwmn. or.
TENT.- .
G. It armors»,
Waalliagtoa. I). 0.
Ten years in United States Patent Once.
dbw Guide to Inventors mailed tree.
ALEX. 8. GIBSON,
arm“ of the 11;;me UnurcLWazzr
Pianoforte, organ and Musical
C itl . a
o I: m n: 31!? "0:3,“. 001““ FISh, OYSLCI'S, Clams
J . 0‘ “3°"- wmm mu
Carpenter and Builder.
Pins burdened and Intimates given.
In oral! kinds promptly ”more.
An street. near Iain
P. 0. ”South llorwalk Ct.
J I). W08.
' mm. s. Quintard.
Undertaker 85 Emhalmer.
mmcmmrmmmomcs.
Ito. 4 Knightlt. Residence, 5 Inn at.
Wm Nos-walls, Conn.
I. 0. sum. '
. a C l ineer .
rim $3.; ”grim" .~
him
mas REASONABLE.
mmnw‘FWi-Wnfih
SOUTH 103'” names BANK
HUM liruet.
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
Thathaveaetteeam
Pure Tomato (late-p,
Imported krill“.
gwmtmmwmmmfl
It
ZELUWES.
Anythinz
freeh every
HUNT &
‘ c remand foraepeoialleaderlbr t e
Masonic Building, ‘
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W‘d'flmkhm mil to
THE NEW
”filmwmfl.
Holiday lllllll lull.
Larger sales never known to us so for in advance of Christmas.
Xmas gifts of every description now on sale at our
emporium.
Another Week of Special Inducemente
on Holiday and General Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
5,000
Diil'erent articles to chemo from and will quote It few of
the many overwhelming bargains that are constantly on ex
hibition.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have the choicest assortment of Ilnndkcr I
embroidered and fancy patterns * (3r); descript— I 2
May sermon
chiefs to be seen, colored, bordered, hemelitchod,
we have ”ganged 400 dozen regularly Hold for 25c each for
w. u. MEEKER & 00.
all!
38.1. 803
SOLE AGENTS
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:Flunla Slum Hutu.
Plumbing, “7“"
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
TM and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND TINWARE.
Estimates given for
Steam and Hot Air Hosting.
I!
50 do'zeu ”.6th styles regularly sold it 35c for
FANG Y SILKS.
China, Florentine and Pongcc Silks. most exquisite styles
and ( ualitics at 99c and $1 .23.
ments in every shade from 3 to 83 each.
In silks, glories, and sate-ens, we are un-
aseortmcnt. Prices never known to be lbwcr,
and for the holiday seasou.havc made prcpar- '
ations to sell 25 per cent cheaper than ever before. The finest
We will carry through the Xmas season a
complete line of books, which we have been sell-
ing for the past week with universal success, at
Children's booku oi every ind which we do not deem
necessary to quote prices as we did so last week, but will state
Give us a cell on Christmas articles, for we are making
great inducements to the trad..- this season. '
M S SMITH
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28 lain St, 80. Norwalk. FLBRIST'
, mun STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
llaals Flsll lysmrs.
or All Kinds in Their We.
EAT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
’ 113mm. are realm.
“our elm—-
own I! Till am ”55"!!!
umwmmuflIMIae-atny
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F. HAYE 8.
memos. sour- serous
RDUSATONIG RAILROAD.
. 2 f"
All other grades In great abundance from 563 to .
‘ancy cords of every kind. The largest stock of orna—
doubltcdly in advance of any in carrying the
fancy handle Gloria Silk Umlm-lle lor $1.19, worth $1.50.
the same low figure, 25c, and upwards.
that the line is complete and prices never known so low.
Insurance Building, south Norwalk
lulu, leulailu. Poultry, Etc
want the cm KEATS. ohtainedrc
amen-ea
IMUIT I [DIWALI DIVISIOI.
"W H I ,1,m xusrc um. BLOCK
m nuke-20.3mm m
w ms 1 lll'l'i'
me " use “ ' '
tapas. ‘Igpé‘
2 5"“ 2'? FALL STYLES,
M; "II all grade: andoolorsot
110nm. Still and Soft. Hate, Silk Hat...
"hm“ "'hm um W lists and ("I Crush lists for Incn and
“fig-.3. lye 3:3le gum. notifier. lists for mat
on " on
$321.... to": KNAPP’S,
331‘ :E’u’.‘ 91 Washington St.
azm ”um Particular attention paid to
”Is.- usa- Fiaiug. Cleaning and Ironing
,le 4"... ”7 P" mu flats. are
Inna mar-r.
lll r llll'lllll lillll'l.
mu LINE.
W“ m One cerium—no Best.
18am. PortJthadh-h,
”wow
that Drum Poultry 1 Specialty,
Orders, Delivered Broom.
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ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS. TOILET SETS, SHAVING sure;
H KR l E0
Holiday G00dS. 1
t
t
EASELS, AUTOGRAPH BOOKS, FANCY BOXES
WITH PAPER. AND ENVELOPES, TRAVELING
SETS, JEWEL BOXES, DOLLS, SMOKING
SETS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, PICTURE
FRAMES, ETC, ETC, ETC.
We beve a thousand and one different things in great variety,
Holiday Presents. Don't fall to examine. Now on exhibition.
Millinery Sale.
As we are tie-Irons to olive out the bets . a! rep .3,“ ‘
ml“ mu» . . women
O
o ' lendufipe’" toII I!” can this L .
bggedr tflfllgryhlya ‘2' .7 .l
UNTRIMMED FELT HATsi
In large variety. It marrelously low prices.
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Plumes, Etc,
At similar prices.
all suitable m
Special inducements in
Woolen Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, 8w
Pocket Books, Purses, &c., in Large Variety.
H- Krieger,
Malmckemo Hotel, South Norwalk, Conn.
A Merry lhristmasl
2,000 11,53,000 lbs.
0f the- B at, the: Choiceet, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY!
in the c:iy.
At 29c. per pound, 5 pounds for title.
Slllllfllllllll fur Every Purse. Eurl Pusan...
S()1\I E'I‘ HIN G FOR YOU.
OMETHING
TO
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
STOCKING.
AX!) STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprisee for everybody. The
largest variety of Fruits and Note of all kinds at lowest pr-cee. We are selling
large quantrtiys of Fun- Buttu at 25¢. per pound. Remember the place, at the
Orlellfaled Dew Dr- pStaru, .
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street South Namath.
Cllllllll—fl Sim"
This Week. This Week.
Having bought the business oi
The Bargain {Etore
I will Sell the goods at . “P
l um— suuruu
Preparatory to receiving Halide Goods Purchasers will find
it to their interest to see how c eap they can buy. The‘etoci'
comprises a complete assortment of ‘
Ladies’ and Gents’ Underwear, Gloves, Ho- .
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
{3 oods, Velvets, Flushes, Com-
fortables, Counterpanes,
Flannele, Giughams,
Prints, etc, etc.
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Norwalk Chronicler