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New Trial.
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lilies
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Ion-em n- Iade u Pres-toe
”damn-um he
mldflpmm
assassinate-cranium
Minn-hemati-
mauuhaasw trhi hthecassetths
muslin-ind“ sad mots about
anhoar. flswastollowedhylrJioaohea.
“the“ ot Ir. Donohosls up
meat. shod noon, court adjourned until
amdeloeh.
Atthsattcneenss-lonludgeltcConnell
Widest-ion. Bedeeidedthatdoln
meassntitledtoanew trial. in the
“mlbjudpdeoided that the ver-
M-Itstaad. The prisoners were then
torusilyssntencsd.
Theprbonsrs’attorneys gavenotlee that
"Insulin the uprense court would he
his-.adthsourtallowed thorn time in
whiehtodleablllotesesptions
Turbo-«swatheatahnbechtojsll,
-hItAIhutslaterKnoaswaabroughtbaoh
atthersquestol his counsel, Ir. Donahue,
whewantsdtomakeamotlentoadmithim
tobdl. Jdulm‘eneekeroppondit and
then wanted the bail Macm.m,m
Jib IeConnsll tired it at sum lie
mhnmmuqumnm
w-enouswsvidsnesagaimt him,but the
shte‘b attorney had interned him that
than wse some. Judge Iongenschr lath
matedthatil theyletKnnso stayinjaila
tewdays he might conclude not to bring
Has totrlalatalLbutlethimxo. He
numbedtoktthseourt and mumslhaow
thbweflfldMInflynoeflortwfllhe
madetogstKunasoat onbailinthemsaa-
Conchlh. Burke and O’Bullivan were
talentololietls‘ night on the o dclneh
traiaon the Chicago and Alton railroad,
andntllo'cleck wereadmittedtothe pent-
tenthrytobexintheir lilo terms of penal
Multichannel;
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
“Contact {or the Governor-hip Be
tween Gain-d Pie-lag.
Pamuacno,Jan li—West Virginia's
Wmtoday in extra session to
filer-inethegubernatorialcontsatbetweeu
0.. Nathan Golf and Judge Fleming,
whidh-hesnpsndinz more thana year.
Oltheeomitteeotilve appointedto take
Wyndnporgthreereportin favor
ductil‘JndgaPlemlngbya majority oi.’
flvmadtworeportinfavoroimtlng
“Mulbontthesnmemajority. ‘
M m are vuy exhaustive,“
whfloa‘resinginthemain,dlfler asto the
mlbinllaacockandtwo other counties.
Mil-allegedbybothsideqandupontue
wmmmmm their
Mountains:
Mindedinzludgenemiagbim.
nlI,mvery.ngainethat the the Demo
craticno-iasewillhessated.
ltshoaldhsssmasnhu'ed thatthelegisllv
tins h Dunes-nth byoulyone majority.
later-tin received isthatslltheDesno
crate areelthc in Charleston oron their
way. TheBepuhlicans morippledat the W
ontnthysichsn Lagrippehestwomem—
hmo‘thessnate, Smith anllorrhconv
fined to “it homes. Th3 wipes out the
Wmmhthematqnotcount'
hWOas-nihn hunreasento
lava the Republicans. (lauded ishere,
and he will manage hisown side oi the
on"
fiapacsloflnioniatliatthoes-ionwill
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This individual is described as poor.
ignorant, boastluLdrunhmandbuavish.“
hawsacrediled withpown-tocall up
at the time, and their Journey to Window
In lrcqucntly interrupted by
at odor-es. The general him." in nlutlng
lib guests said theysoughtnot themselves,
but the wellnreand tranquility at the good
people and whole nation. and [or that end
wce raolved toe-critics both their live-and
mun As (or the art they studied,
he understood it not. but doubted not
theyhothleared God.and he therelorehad
agood opinion of them both,
Hllymadsverylargemnn out of hisas-
trology budnen, and waaalways prepared to
we, first, that every prophecy be made
wastulnlled, and second, that be had {ore-
told every event. Bosnsol his almanac m
dictious were marveled obscurity, and were
so general in their character that they could
.{ely be applied to any subsequent event.
’l‘hree yous More Charles was beheaded
Lilly wrote that “before long" a king would
die. When the king was beheaded Lilly
thanked God for having allowed him to lore-
tell theevent. When hissecossdwiledied he
gave expremion to no feelings of grist, ea-
plaiuing that he mourned when the future
wu revealed to him. The horoscope showed
him his third wife and his period of widower—
hood was very brief. lie claimed to have
iorctohl the maturation of Charles II. the
plague and fire of Iondon, and, indeed,
nearly every event of his time. Finally
Lilly wast into the cmmtry nnd worked up a
large practice as a faith healing physician
Among those discomerted by Lilly: at,
snmption 0! power and his unmitigated im-
pudeuce was one William Hodges, a country
schoolmaster with a great reputation for bov
ing able to read future happenings in the
glass. For u long time Hodgu honored the
man; then he maligned him, and finally he
admitted that Lilly could do more with the
stars than he could with the crystal. Hodges
maimed to have (requent interviews with
the Angel Gabriel, Raphael. and Aries. and
his only regret. was that he could not predict
many victories for the royalists. with whom
he very heartily sympathized. One John
Scott, in the employ of LillyI once spent a
few days with Hodges The latter produced
his favm’ite glen. and Scott, looking into “‘
mid-
”lsee a ruddy oomplexioned wench in a
red waktceat, drawing a can oi her.”
“She will be your wife," cried Bods:
“You are lumbar, sir," rejoined Scott,
"SononnSIcome tolmrdoulnm engaged
topoarry a tall gentlewoman in the 01d
11
"You will marry thered woman," replied
Hodges with an airot imperturhehle anor-
nnce, which subsequent events amply justi-
fied. When Scott arrived at the Old Bailey
helonnd that lhetallgentlewomanhadtnken
tollerssllnnotherhnsband. Twoycarslnwr
hewas travelinginKentandcalledataway-
fie hoetelry for light relruhlnsnh. The
yonngladywhobroughtinhiscrnstolh'ead
andpieceoi cheasndthetanhardothoms
brewed alewasconspicnonslor having red
bah-and sraiwaiumahandwas theorizi-
ualoi the picturehohadrsn in theglan
Thesequclmaybeimagined.
Another storyabout Hodgudionhow im-
plicitlyhis neighborsbelisred in him. One
oithcseneighboraloet hishorseandconsult—
ed the astrologer. consulted the
glammidheconldseathehoneataoutain
place anddensanhd lattes. Thendgbhir
wenteedirected andtound “horse. Bub-l
nqnently he planned a jokeon Hem.
leavinghihorninchatgeolaboyJevitr
edthsustrologa'andtoldhimhehadnotre-
corcedthehorla. Bodgnqxpoulthetrick
and added: “How, you havelost your horse
andwill neverseeitspin." “Neither boy
nor horn," lays W‘ ”Wit "'3
waseenogain.”
Iflly-smstollavehad-vmlpartnsraat
variousstsgcs of his career. One at thus
mills John Scott alresdymsatluned,“
whoseneattortswss dadhg lest boob-er
trsamreshyaidd New.
apeatdeslettalkattbe aboutatrne
on having bean buried in the debt at
downsix leegacofln
l LEADERS IN
CLOllllNG
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A Full Line of Children’s Cspe Overcoats, from 32.00JIP.
lou’s Business Suite, from 35.75 up.
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Men’s, Yuntls’ all ans’ vercnals
At Very Low Prices.
-—~——‘>—-——-
LATEST STYLE HATS
Direct from Manufacturers.
_...-.. ”4.. e.
Man's, Buys’ and children’s Winmr Bans
ow ~«—»——
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
At 50 Cents.
C0mst0ck Br0s.,
[4 South Slain Street,
Masonic Building,
South Norwalk. Nor-walk.
SEWER 3' issues 1‘! 'me
p, M pm... 1.- ' Connecticut General
hum ls sJFE INSURANCE 00.
SIIZVV [C [l P! I" 3?.
AR!)
Gem'nu Sewer Contractor
isp. mow-aaccunnestices with mslnsewo:
ntbiscl onlhemorttavmahictems.
moonsectwithlhererenilyldd
. tathisclty will
null:
momma: adranlag’o
an I:
F. M. PI ER C E
its: to. South Alumina.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
7
HARTFORD CONN.
Their sacrum em in each ties of muons
Theyhave paid to men who were "“30ch
“Lam. and tar Dumb Losses over I
andaowhaseasurptnsovertheirldsllltl.
outcome.
Why payaslonzssyonlive? Why not take an
Endth Policy loryourseil liyoalive. [or your
belnityoadie.
s. s. vacuum. ass-I.
[esp the em use u on City.
EARLY ROSE l'OTlTDKS.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wm Ind Mall.
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
MEDIA — m.
' I v...
Pure 'I'o-almrap,
l-porsed Sardldes.
Mgr‘mhmmmmun
001m BEFORE IT 13 1100 LATE
terrific Saarinen: in Him Illlll'lllll
NEARLY SOLD OUT
Hosiery, Fancy Articles, Gents’ Furnishings, General
Dry Goods, Etc., [0 be had f0r next to nothing.
DON’T DELAY OOMING THIS WEEK
Hosiery.
it damn Children's Wed llrm, regulsr price the. considered a man at It: being an ops-n pm
sale has been small. to moth gas. our price 15:. pelt. also ladlan' and Gulf Wool limit." s» the sane
Fancy Articles.
0! every description to be sold at t! '.' cents on a dollar of actual cost. Don‘t tell to call lpon us it in
no: tor we are «(only giving these goods any.
For Evening Use.
We have a most complete assortmeniol hsndsome Fens. eon-hung of Bella. feather. (Lo no, plain
and hand painted.
Opera Gloves and Mitts.
In al| lengths qualillis sndsbades; prices enclaves (no: 31 00 1|de: ultr- onIiIts tress 75c.
u wards.
liar Gents’ Evening Wear.
We alwayI curry ln stock a moat c Implrtc "mural 0! Tree. Hanokmhlcts. etc , run-i nw at every-
lhlng new. Collu- aod «:thI we are tar in the lead mm s yin. (medium and price.
SHIRTS.
We base jut received 3 new and com rte stock throughout 0! (Hire newest styles “n Shirl , i.”- an;
season, which we crusader the best ever s In m South Nurwail, for 9k. .123. Slot) and 32 w.
REMEMBER OUR. LOCATION.
M. S. SMITH,
Insurance Building,
llllBllllllSl
south Norwalk.
some H. srsiTH,
FLUBIST.
ALL Elms "Hill?” will?
FALL STYLES,
lnallgrwcssndeolonol
Still and Soft lists, Silk lists.
Boy‘slimsnd i‘ape, crush Minuet-land
Muftflmfllmfl
R‘NAPP's,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid in
Firing, Cleaning and Iranian
Sills llats. s29
Wllfllllllfll llllfi'l.
one comm—1's.- Best.
39“. V . .
“2.!- 3-2 rm mm...” or
swan. mange l‘raot
Lowest Prices I
The Best (loads tor
the Least lousy
...... AT“
l. S. BRIJWN’S
8001‘ it. SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lane's Block
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
orders Delivered Prouiptly.
. , OM Fitting.
'fln and Sheet Iron Work.
810?”, “3628.
AND -’Tl NVVAR E.
I”. 28 hiu 8t, 80. Kermit.
nesting,
hats Fish oysters.
hills. installs, Pantry, it:
or so ans; I- m sou-u
AT volume jinn. Instill;
aw. III 73*-s.s.uosrss.
n.
Steam and llot sir
mommies
hill 00- mm m 8m
T""";mé"‘""'~5o~'UP. m
lrandllnanng.
l i I
.. we
Before Stock Taking. ‘ I
EVERYTHING mus'r o0
A Rare Chance for'Bnrgndns in all
Departments.
O
llllllllilll Goons ll Mum Law Pillll
yogi] ‘7.
TI.
Woolen Goods Must Go on Account of “"
Warm Weather.
All of This Week.
H- Krieger,»
Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwulk. Conn.
l Merry lhrislmasl
M
2000 1052000 lbs. -,
(it the Beet, the Choicest, the largest variety of
HOLIDAY CANDY! V
in Ills: Olly,
At 20c. per pound, 5 pounds for 90¢.
Summing for Every Purse, Every Person
S()1\IET[IING FOR YOU.
OME'I'HING-
To
UI'I' EVERY
ONE’S
TOCKING.
AND STRAIN NOBODY’S PURSE.
With big hearted bargains and prices. Prizes and surprises [or everybody. The
lurk?“ satiety of Fruits and Note of all kinds at lowest prices. We are selling
large quantities of Fine Butter st 256. and. Remember th
celebrated Dew DropStoro. per p0 - a place, at “I.
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk. ,
s runs. muss or HOMERB.‘HOY'L:,; '
Builders Hardware, '
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire steel floor slats,
mandamus.
w. 0. common
m ”u- swat
uolrsnosic ensues».
BARBER! & KOREA“ ““9103.
enacted Jan. 12¢. leto
JEWELER
Celebrated Aqua (tr-ye “
Specials ill he Glam,
Generollesursn, est;
0......“ We "I.
Dale. W. or.”
Norwalk Chronicler