knethavaawordtonytohh
m.nnbsndsdtareeon¢h
”no ballot was taken. Jeans
1;, l- letrunhhnddeaoeat
.r vow-trounce eadwaitedaatilo,
{waiving as word tron the jury
”Wtheaaurtedjoaraedentil
My Gm 0‘ mi- km
”I'll-id.“ theorlmlnelconrt
, W the day and «min.
W in some strongtalheoneara
my.“ Motlynchla‘iacaaahe
f y“. mire-I’m Outl-
minimum-herb or Evaneton,wherw
. hmmwteuenwaalmdnrlnc
M “W. Theehnrchae had lemthaathair
“ eoasplnusut or worshippaeandths
m gathered in maps on the
“wWatmehoth-‘shoumtodo
Whmfluactimottheirneighbm
' . Insomnia-“line!"
mmarmummumuu
MW position are entrust, auditi-
'Iwoadlyhnlnuatod iumorethanoneotthe
‘min‘pspusththehaabeen'dked’fln
stencil” Culverha strict church
' hmilhq-numourugmw bothln
" theoourtroomonl'ridayatter-
non, his
tbhfiiilsunaneged to reach his aideaud
the two indulged in awhispered comm
‘WWMwmmm
The State Hopes for Continual.
MIMI-“whit!“ hirer
Wmsfill hopefulot afavorahle ver-
M Judge McConnell visited the jury
N. “More leaving for borne, but would
u, regarding the on
”the court oflicials whom he subco-
My nut and talked with, however,a
mwmlmgaem toprovail. The
. itittailato agree todaywill beagain
masthejndgehaapubiicly declared
. .- wlflglvethema week from Friday
‘ln’ ‘toruohaverdiet. Shouldthere
beakgeementandemiefial thestate’s
,attoenqwillat oncemvetora special
vulr’aandasecond trial will be inau-
carat-dwithmtdelay.
To Preseente the Jury Brihers.
l. Inc-act a disagreement of the Cronin
‘fiythecouraeot thedeiensewillhetoask
kg; {oraoharceot venue to some other county
'2‘ mmdlocfl prejudice. ThieWilIbe
I“ But the case will he proceeded
.atall and; re. jury new
be
that
a.
heating
expected, especially in rela-
' th- to Johny Graham. J. J. McArdie,
tilled thepriaetpai'witneseeeegainat
war-hem.
{the Prleoners' Demeanor.
m : “It was evident
m thet the sum was telling
‘mfl! on the Cronin suspects.
W his careless demeanor, appar-
ililyhelleving that whatever theverdict,
unsealed book. He grew more sullen,
{medium enl-etl'redtothcir‘
huh”
{I- “them-Vary Infected.
Q awmulomumarm
it
5, .Il-wltowleBurke’a original cont-cl and
o” W
,3 nt‘hflwhontoldthatuo
h:
,.
b
“We
{notwithdraw from the ones because
thejurywasfind."f <
In Attempt to Bribe a Juror.
; Lanenwhocouldbe‘arun.‘
h the cum Household.
dbea-detbat- I'M
Mandate“! prohibition“. and put
' “mm-no at the hotelinreedlng
idheIew'l'dar-aut, ecopyof which he
earr'ledwithhlmJuatashewaa
wile, through the negligenceot
“cl-tin Aluander Bullim’e otlice. will be
Beast
“I! to have an idea that his fate was
wmhthebdenceand that his case
‘mhmdmlw delay. Hiseilorts
orehcroic. Kunae F39
hlalihwuiu no danger. Coughlin'a lace
”Wandtacitmaathehmrapamed. Burke
wasntolid. O'Bnllivenweewrepped in the
daqiondlascy.
.2 . .“thnthenewe ot theadjournmentwas
a mtherswasaslight littingoi the
m lays: ‘Benatur Kennedy. the
‘fromthecaaeatecriticalpoint in
thin-hi. is watching». result with rule...
1*“. "l'het juubwhod,‘ eaidhelast
hadbeen
arrivedel ‘ltieallm'hecontinurd,
'tothinhthejwyarcquibhling over such a
m’iethetennofimpneon' monitor
‘defendents. 'fiuch dilemmas of
' . niltybythatjnryf Thereareeleven
la fleet-victim oi all olthemandone
, 'wfl‘rouionmkm-ucqom Who
naehlhsnnotuu slightest idea. I
them-s9: “Juror CharlesC.Dixa
Iqaegodonned hisovereoatat the
MWmtorytobeginning
W totheeonrtruom. Hopleeedhis
fined thepochetswhen hsdh-
fa parcel. A closer examination
Insertions-dime containeda
ahranduewneckiie The-antler
ct ascertaining whether Mil.
t
fit it hewould vote tor acquittal
Wheplentyot’stufl'initlor
“Mflbwae‘lnit’lnweeto
.Ieektiewhichwesinclooed. Mr.
-therntirematterin8tate’aAtr
We hands,whereit now
t
ill
I:
S
t
Lg;
ill:
lllll
E:
if
i
' nope-loo conviction at an.
Culver Iloatea.
Few Your, mafia—A motel
Mthatalghttoohplacatherstonightin
which Culver, the recalcitrant Juror. we:
hunched down by a lellow juror. Culver.
wholes very religion men. simplygotap
andoflersdaprayertchisa-allan "
A [aver la llanl Lech.
Daemon, Dre. tel—lichen! O'Toole,
aged 33 years, is at the Baltimore City
hospital pretty badly need up. Be iaahot
In the rightehoalda and the left thigh, his
tees enabled and his Med bruised. His
condition is critical. lie attributes hi den»
agentothaismcityol'oneCharIae Callahan,
for whose arrests warrant has been head.
Monte states that he b a hrahemaa on the
Pennsylvania road, and boarded with In
Callahan at Gunpowder Neck until a week
ago. He fell in love with the daughter,
Kitty, and they were to have been married.
A week egohe incurred the displeasure of
Charlie wish-n, Kitty’s brother, for re
twin; to loan him em. Last night O’Toole
went to Callahan to make final arrange-
ments lov his marriage with Kitty. Charlie
drove him away with a gun. O'Toole went
to Callahan: again. Charlie not him at the
door and shot at him with a revolver. Cal.
lahan continued to shoot and sombody threw
boiling water on him and kicked him in the
head. O’Toole was broughtto the hospital
by two or his friends.
C'Connor Ont with a Challenge.
Toms-m, Out, Dec. 10.-William O‘Con-
nor; champion eculler of America, has do
posited 9500 with The Empire Newspaper
Printing company to make good a challenge
to row any man in the world a race {or the
championship and 82.50) a side. The chal-
lenge is to remain open three months, and
the race to be rowed three months or lea, as
may he agreed upon from date of accept»
once. O’Connor makes special mention of
Teemer and Stauelmry, and gives notice
that no man can legitimately claim the title
of championship until he has met and de-
feated him.
Dr. Bylance Preacher! .1 net the Same.
Nzw YORK, Doc. ill—Despite the claim
ofthe old veatrymcu of St. Mark’s Prom
ant Episcopal church that the Rev. Joseph
H. Rylance bad no right to.occupy his pul-
pit because of the recent charges of inn»
rality brought against him, Dr. Rylance
Bailey preached two was. and on each
occasion the church was filled with men—
bera of his congregation. The vestrymen
who were moat prominent in the proceed-
inpagainst Dr. Rylance, and who threat-
ened toleave the church with their lami-
liea if thedoctor preached. were not present
at the acrvicea
The Lone Highwaymen Again.
linens. Cul.. Dec. 1"». ——The stage from
Downlcvllle was stopped by a lone highway-
man yesterday afternoon. There were three
ngcrs. one 0! whom escaped to the
woods. The other two were ordcnld to dis-
mount, as were also the two occupants oi a
freight wagon which followed the stage.
About “50 was token from the passengers
and five packages of registered mail matter
were also taken. The robber attempted to
own the express box but failed.
She (inched in Boil.
Bsooxnvx, Doc. Iii—Mrs. Ellen Hanni-
gan,’51 years old. living alone in a front
room on the third floor at 342 b’onth Fourth
street, Williamshurg, was burned to death
in herroomlutnight. The neighbors say
In. Hannigau was in the habit oi' smoking
apipe while in bed, and it is 30])le that
aha had been smoking and had fallen
asleep The lighted pipe tailing own the
bed not it on lire.
Spinners Form an Association.
FALL RIVER, Mum, Dec. Iii—The National
Hula Spinners’ Asswiution of America has
been formed here by ell-legume from New
1m and the Sew England states lem-
bera on shite will be 12-819th by assessment,
andnendeevor will be made to obtains
uniform standard of wages throughout the
amntry. The annotation will be allied with
the Fetbi'lflon of labor.
A Big 3|!!an Elevator Burned.
Borneo, Doc. lit—The Exchange clown.
tor, with a storage capacity of 350.0!» bush-
els, the ml"! of Greene & Bloomer, to-
gether with memo bushels of barley, wu
totally destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
’l’hcelevetor was the most cligihiy ' ‘ J
‘1‘ ..
l
I4 South Main Street,
South Nurw‘lll.
LEADERS 11v
-CLOTHING
“AND——
IIIIII'I'S’ I’IlIllIISIIIllllS
I
A Full Line of Children’s Cape Overcosts, from $2.00 up.
len’e Business Suits, from $5.75 up.
”con—n”.—
lll’l, IllllIIll’ all Bflll’ Illl'llll S
At Very Low Prices.
——4’-—-—-——-
LATEST STYLE HATS
Direct from Manufacturers.
-——-——W~—-——~
Men's, Bnls’ illll children’s Winter Bans
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
A1: 50 Cents.
Comstock Br0s.,
Masonic Building.
Norwillll.
flagrant; finds.
' KKAYRIOHD.
‘ e
luillicr and. Contractor.
Work done by lb: day or cnrllruct.
T,»- rw»: of {lav-lam! ‘t as \‘Jnm P.” So: 63‘;
(' 'rl’ (“\RTI)KS
.
_ l :m W'uddllu!‘ :urul E’arlzw. ln- Cream
'6' «W, m hand lurihe ~ch an; Ill-ii ill! Cele
‘?‘*‘.'v¢l Rom lion and Evilvlnynnm. ”film.
anus!» ~’l‘ «(rs-div. lKJ‘T
,- ,. aTEN‘I‘E.
3' ti. ti itt’i‘ts'l'tll.
tt'nahinxlmz. l). t’.
‘»:- pm li- Emmi ‘II'all’r- rum: mm-
”mi“; 'vzltrlr- ,., lure-nor: llnllr'l (rm.-
\!.E.‘ is. ($53803.
warm o: :11: Elm (lowers-cvlnurtzll aurorflele’
Mir} Teacher“
I'l"‘lftll’".i'- “firth {lid 11 usico!
l ompilfllliuh.
LUCK “n3 3‘. P U \‘HH'NALK‘ Vi IR"
2,,"
‘ It. Cl“) 05’ l:
, . « . , > ' -
ii norm-r zlml islilllll’l'.
" n; . rwnxlmw om: K‘timrtllr: saver
Ma" 1.10! “til arms promptly attended to.
at!» . Sim, .uw' mam Mair
n so his. You” “(cram-WP?
I ll.-|K§.\'lNGS.
' e
started“): In 1.. E. Quinlan-l.
"imprinter 82 Emllalluel'.
ELK: *rmc NIGHT ”SELL IN 'i'likorflc‘l
en. tKanlll. 81. Residence. 5 Biol 5:.
«2) 3m ‘Ilorwulh. Conn.
n s. KNAI’P.
Architect and Civil Engineer.
hee l’l 9‘ d Huperintend
"alum? Mgkmolugydeacrioilon
rltluls nsasounu‘.
t‘rmle‘srlm'e Building Washington 81..
\o. Vol-walk [O Box 77?!
and beet equipped of any In Buffalo. The
barley was valued at 8125.030 and the eleve-
ta' at ”(0.0”. Insurance as yet unknown.
A California lave. Breaks.
Maavuvme, Cal. Dec. iii—The high
water from the Sacramento river caused the
donnin oi the Seller County Land com-
pany, together with several thousand acres
elk-valuable land, was flooded. The lose
to grain is estimated by Deputy Amzor
tileddcmoffiutlor county, at ebou; $350,-
Dill.
Io Light on the Dill-en lyetery.
WA, Dec. iii—Jilin mystery sur-
roundingths disappearance otBanher Die-
areais no nearer solution than when the
gentlemen was first mined. It turna out
thattherestanranthoeywr who Iaidhewes
iahhplaceoatheeveningoihisdieap-
pretence hmlatekeu.
llamlaalkrnoetan.
Dumber. id-ltiareporledihatths
Johnson levee to break, andtherxteuaive m
\umm new.“ SAVINGS nam-
L.
5) Wellington Street.
1 unailyi'rolnii toitam..andi’rom 1 team:
1:113:11 Saturday evenings troll 8 lo 8.
Flute-mt allowed on Deposits. '
ALDEN soanRs Pres. .
roux ll barrels. mm;
JOHN ll. (UAW. Sec. and Tree.
Machine Shop.
[VIAVING wean!) ill W A. WilKlLll‘t'S
rb'lfl I am now Ilird spend an revered to do
all hmdeo' looting and machine rel-slung
lilcyeies repaired and new pm! lurnlrh- d. lawn
mowers ground and repaired. flatlriacihin guaran
iced. (laiiandglvcmeama’l‘w‘am our:
1‘ afldiovm.
Loserendoi Wam tit. Rationale Ill lw
THE! NEW
FURNITURE STORE
In all m'mwlk
”mane!”
mum-am W
riot-e maul-eon. Men
aI-Byoe l. - ally
,lnuuu all
-lv
filling
lNfll’BE IN THE
Connecticut General
um: nominal: (30.
H i RTFURD (ION N.
Thvlv Arms are Slit for mach sit)! of Liabilities
The) time mid to men who were living aver
;Ix“l(0" me for limb insets: our 5! 5100
native his A carom: over my Luciliiia- of
0w! 9; 0.0 0,
“(In pay an inn as you no! Wu; ow one a»
It‘l-hlrl'llrll! H- In,» (or yuurx 1' If you tin; fut your
. i:- i' no. sin-
A - l'isH‘athilLl, Agent.
~U will l‘inrwm‘l
hoop rm- Sicmt Market ll: the i‘lty.
cum cost; l-ll'lu'l'ollll.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
\k'hnlrselo. \. v' Rv‘M f
l’irékh -d ( Kirsten—l.
Norwalk Oysters
Thai have not been floated.
Pure Tumour erulaup,
l-porrod Summon.
\nytllinc out or the market line you u get
I‘mh wory y l
IIUN T & ZELU FF’S.
II
:3“ "T*Wm
Lamsfiémm
Let Your Light Shine!
HUNT& ziffrf
ll Sllllll IIIEIIII. '
Larger sales never known to us so for in advance of Christians.
Xmas gifts of every description now on sale at our
emporium. .
Another Week of Special Inducementa
on Holiday and General Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
3,000
Different articles to choose from and will quote a few 01
the many overwhelming bargains that are constantly on ex
hibitiou.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have the choicest assortment of Haudker- I
chiefs to be seen, colored, bordered, hemstitched,
embroidered and fancy patterns of every descript- 2
ion, and for a special leader for the holiday season
we have procured 100 dozen regularly sold for 250 each for
50 dozen assorted styles regularly sold at 35c, ior 2 c.
All other grades in great abundance from 503 to '| ,
FANG Y SILKS.
China, Florentine and Pongce Silks. most ex uisite styles
and qualities at 99c and $1.23.
Fancy cords of every kind. The largest stock of orna-
ments in every shade from 3 to Sc each,
In silks, glorias, and sateens, we are un-
doubltedly in advance of any in carrying the
assortment. Prices never known to be lower,
and for the holiday scasonvac made prepar- '
ations to sell 25 per cent cheaper than ever before. The finest
fancy handle Gloria Silk Umbrella for $1.19, worth $1.50.
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
the same low figure, 25c, and upwards.
Children’s books of every kind which we do not deem
necessary to quote prices as we did so last week, but will state
that the line is complete and prices never known so low.
Give us a call on Christmas articles, for we are making
great inducements to the trade this season.
M S SMITH
O O ,
Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
The
l IOI'I'IILI Hill“ 01’ LIVING SUBJIIL'I‘S
By the Foremost Writers in the World.
HE FORUM has won the highest place
reached by any periodical ; for it pub-
lishes articles by more authoritative
writers and by more workers along instruc-
tive lines of activity than any other publica-
tion. It contains eleven studies of great
subjects every month. ltis impartial, giv—
ing hearings alike toeach side. It is (luau.
ciully independent, and it belongs to no sect
orparly or “interest.” It is never sensa-
tional, but it aim: always tobe instructive.
Jon: 0. 0am
The Poac- is at value to that otmy
~nm. .nt question. oaetaanhanIEncnough
”AI", of Harvard.
1 neider’l’ae Foam aa furnishi themes: intelligent and sympathetic audience that ’a thoughtful
maggots lied to addr. In any land‘s-Pro]. MEJAIIDEII HMCIIELL, of the University of Mulligan.
The Panel continues to hold its place as the {molest of our magazines, for the variety; the
value. and the weight“ “acclimation—HIE NEW Will "'58.
wcrhwhich deals with practical litice and
for ‘ y use by “Menu—Prof. MINE BUSIMELL
There has come iorward no problem of grave importance since Tin-z Forum was
established that has not been discussed in its by mmters of the subject An-
nouncements oi forthcoming articles can eel om be made long in advance, ior Tu:
Fonuu‘s discussions are always of problems of present concern. ‘ Eve such problem
that the year 1890 will bring forward will he discussed, whether in politics. or religion,
or social science, or practical affairs. The January number will contain it re 1 by
sit-Speaker J. G». Counsel: to Senator Cullom’s recent article on "How the and
Meets the Farmer.”
Hill FORUM PUBLISHING COMPAXY, 253 Filth Ave, N. Y.
com-um. mmuruaoju. 35.00. Year.
uocsuomc autumn. Jb‘im H. SMITH,
manner a somul ”mm" FLHRIST
mrmimm
hr. Wilson Point in. lo. Kuwait. Arm
llOeJILIIIIul 120-...me “Blind
u . a u I! . “ I!
Still and Soft lists, Silk Hats.
so... »
ill llilll‘l llllPLll 1010 um ll
ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS. TOILET SETS, SHAWN“ ~
Emu-l.
BOU'I'H.
I. . t it. . . .
23.1"; L' it'll“ " a": ‘1‘“ IAIN mum. scum oouwsm
W17 “ 831' " 8‘ “‘ 'fi
3: “. '23:. “. '2: “ l l
53"" ' “0"" 43"“
027 “Kind 0.) "Kind 6“ “I'x'd e e
m I. II “I“ ll CI 8“ II I.
"’ " " "“ “ “ ‘°“ " " FALL STYLES
annex; ’
8500.-
60“) m Inangndeaeedcoloraot
NORTH.
, .. » emu a crnrhllstel m m
15%; '.' . in: -- £135.; M :mtnnnWmumm-‘Z-i" -
.. s... KNAPP’S
45pm. 3;: I.‘ “531:,n !
.I
.338 “new um “limo routine 9' Washington St'
13“,: an... Particular attention paid to
"1", g. "‘M' Fixing Cleaning and Iranian
mu. end can Ian-pr ’ -
. . SI
{firm‘mm 9% ll lien. .39
mu m. WASHINGTON lllllll‘l.
mama-ranted. .
We..." ”at“ n ' . . “fl I‘l‘.
4: «we ran... 5&3 %
ti!“
‘3‘
t ‘ Holiday ‘ G i
EASELS, AUTOGRAPH BOOKS, FANCY BO ‘3'
WITH PAPER. AND ENVELOPES, TRAVEL! l”
SETS. JEWEL BOXES, DOLLS, SMOKING.
SETS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, PICTURE ,
FRAMES, ETC., ETC., ETC.
We have a thousand and one dlllerent things
In e t
Holiday Presents. Don’t (all In examine. 8' ‘ 'll'lety,
all “new ' ‘ *
Now on exhibition. , ‘
Millinery Sale. ‘
Au we are desirous t0 clove out the balance oi read Named Hate. we I I I
on!" Induuerncnte lo all who call this week. These [its pie“ ‘ '
be media- to cult evrrybody. must '0’ M \ ' '
UNTRIMMED FELT HAT.
in large variety. at marvelously low prices. .
alumna-wars, Feathers, 21mm *
. At similar prices. Special inducements in V I » -
Woolen Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, W
Pocket Books, Purses, &c., in Largo Variety.
I-I- Krieger,
Mahackcmo IIou-l.
South Norwalk, Conn;
A Merry llhristmas“.
2,000 1b§f20001bs
Of :lw lint, the Choicest, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CAN D}
in lilo city,
At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for .9012.
Something for Elflll Plllill, Elllll l
fi()Z\IETHING FOB You."
OME'I'HING
T0
UIT EVERY
, ONE’za
STOCKING.
AX!) STRAEN NOBOBY’S PURSE.
W: n h; Iluarfl ii lmrezwinw am! prics. P57. .5 and surprises for everybody. The
I up V:-V:ll\ izl ELEM!“ in.” DC -’< lvf ‘wl kl:n§~‘ lil’ IhWC-st DRCEF. We at“ Ian”.
rm“ (11:14 1...“; Fm linl‘. .r m 25- per p. 2:26. Remember the plncr.etk't§o‘ '
0'“ Ir‘ RV"? I) ‘l Ill- {15’ T ‘.
c. E. savmouus;
'33 Washington Street. South Nor-walk. '
N
ollllml Sill
I
This Week. This Week.
Having bought the business oi
The Bargain Store
I will sell the goods at
A null mum
Preparatory to receiving Halide Goods. Purchmrs wiIIlihd
it to their interest to see how c cap they can buy. The stock
comprises ll complete assortment of
Ladies’ and Genis’ Underwear, Gloves,
siery, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Table
Linen, Napkins, Towels, Dress
Gr oods, Velvets, Flushes, Oom— '
for-tables, Counterpanes,
' Flannele, Ginghams,
Prints, etc, etc.
II:
Norwalk Chronicler