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NORTH. 15, 000 Yards of Remnants l W CHILDREN’S PICTURES -—--A—-—~ Successful Specialty, fl‘f tf Wm ll llllllll c I oIConII Jtldll'l! ll RIDER than Ila-Moi Ingtnocra, Ii. Alf lcmbcIConn. [drawn Wm. ll. lllllllli & 802i, Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineers lain ofloa. on O 1'! Waohlngton In. com lottWAl. K. or. we PBilltY B‘l'illil’l‘ TilOY. X. Y. iirourb Hum iron-nuance N WATBRVIIILB, N. i". local Surveviagaodiloaeral Work will jvltf be given prompt attention. Plil'l'l’S llilili ”FOR—— lllll‘illl, llllllll llllll Glitillll Sure Cure for all Dioceses. Ill “(ES HI‘INS SMY BA'ED ilAY AND STRAW. Peal lion Stable Bellini __.—AT-—— illilil Nil lililiS Jomv n. reams, “(Mound mun-ta Ilium" lililL Aliii illilili Brick, Lime. Cement. Blue Stone. Etc. Lebigb, Lackawauua, Locust lounlain, Franklin, and Wilkeabarre Goals. lllll in RUBBER Pilll‘lI Yard‘ foot of Washington and Mn- aballetreels. Branch once at Edison Fill Fill Fill. lilllill, lilllli llll Lllilll'i Spinach, lIettuoe, Pure Tomato Catanp, fruit, I cannedaoadi'; lilo; GOODS , DELIVERED . l’llOllPTLY. l n. Birdie"! Held by the Cor- ; liltb'llztltv' AN lli't'llltliS’fllitl can ‘ ploaao of volloilo bl- apthomrdarod mauled with”: Birch- alaoknow that lluuwell bod WI“. money with him. The party reached “Main Fob. ill. The lit: rt day Bluebell and Burma” otartod for the mythical farm, leaving lira Bimbo" and Policy In lluilalo. Bircholiro- tlrnod alone that nlmt and cold Bonnet! had gona further up the country looking for dooirahlo land. For the next for deyo llr and Ira Bircbollond Pulley remained at the hill. and during thla time Bircluli acted to womanly that Pulley feared 0! hit lilo oner’a Jury. The Career of llirohall. allao "lard flannel." tho Yea-g lagolalla who lo Aooooed of l'. c. loawoll'a larder. . ‘l'ho ‘l‘hoory of the Police. Zillilli '“" Fullerton, 0nt., larch lit—J. Reginald Fireball moot anowor for the murder of Mick C. anonI. The ooroaar’a jury. all. oomidorlng all tbataotlmony, boo on decided. They rendered a verdict hiding that Bonwoll come to bio death at tho hard- of Bircholl, and they implicated Blvcboli’o wifoaahavlngguilty knowlodgo of the crimo after Ito commie-don. After a lengthy com onltotlon the following verdict was agreed It : Verdict of the Coroner’a Jul], "We find that the ooh! I". C. Benwell canto to hla death by’two plaiol oholo fired Into hlo hood from behind, one at or near the napa of the neck and the other a little behind and allure the left ear, either one of which woo IR. AND HRS. BIRCHILL. autheiont to canoe death, and your jurorl have room to believe, and do believe, that all! abola were fired by the hand of Rog!- nald Birchcll. llirnl Sonteroot, with deliber- ate purpooc, wilfully and feionioualy, to commit murder, on or about the 17th of Pobrnnry, Will), and we are of opinion that Carolina Bircbeil. the wife of laid Reginald Blrchcll, was accessory to the murder after the fact." Mn. llirrheil'a Petition. There was very little difference of opinion among the jurors no to the quution of guilt, the only queatiou being whether or not a verdict abould be given in the abooncc of the phonon. Under the law of Canada a wife cannot. be punished for shielding her buo- hond, and therefore llira. Bircbell cannot be made ncccumrv after the fact, in the general , unto of the term. The ltody l-lxlquIed. When the inquest wna reaumed D. R. Pulley, the young man who accompanied Benwoll and Birchcil to this country, war taken to the grave of the murdered man, whore the body waacxhumod. Bo zed tho dead man no Bouwell. After Pclloy had Handled the body of hh murdered Guano panloahowoaputlatho witne- has. .3. again told the wonderful awry of bio n.0- ciotimo with Bircholl and Bcnwoll no he told it at Niagara Fella. Wan Thorn other Vlad-I? New and mutational dovelopmeuto In cropping up in connection with the trogody. and the question now to whether than have not been at least two victtma Some two or three years ago ayoung Engilahman, Neville ii. thkthall, came bore, and about a year ago purchased a form olx milca loath of Woodstock About four months ago he married the daughter of bio mini-tor. Fob it) last ,Picktball raind a Ohm” a matte gage this farm and loft hero, ooylng to hit wife: " am going to double tbio money be fore i come back.“ He was anon at Niagara Folio that night, and then raid ho woo going to New York to meet bio oiator. no Wan Never Been Again. The testimony in thoBircholl mminathtn ahowod that i'ickthall reached New York aadtheromet the Btrcballa Bincathonao uncoofbim haabcon found and no wad baa been received from him. Ilia oncoamcdaatir atthotlmoand tbepolluo acat dcocflptlona of himall over thoconntry. Thotboory nowla that ho woo enticed to New York by Bircholl with the expectation of making a large oum of money, and that hownpntontoftboway forthomoncyho carried with him. A aoorch of Birchell'l baggage will be mado for an that might giro a clcw to Piuktball’a fate. Pelley’o testimony. If true, chow: concur aivoiy that Ira Bircboll aided and abetted , In tho awindliug of Policy and the docooood, whether aha know oftho murder-crack She frequently mentioned the fletttionafarm to Policy. Bircheli'o Strange Career. What to known of Bircboll’a career is not at algto his credit. It 5 raid that ho was alwayo a liar, alwayo an adventurer. Ia collogohoiovcdlopoaeaathooclonofaomo great family. It caught in a lie he would moufly laugh-L it . Bo undo the t- ancooftho ‘ terof Dovld‘ ‘ a traffic manager of the London and north. woatern railroad, and won hermit by his dashing ways and taking W flamidho waaagreat landownorondatockraiaor in con-Ila. They woro manly married ogninat the fathar‘h whhoa, who wished to know man about the young man, and milodowayforCanado. And here, in the little village of Woodotoek, which they roachedintho autumn of imtheybogau to cut tho swell which modo him oucha loci colahflty. non no Wan "Loni lemon-oat." Hero howaoBircholl no longer, hutliomor oat, lard Boner-n, or at hoot the can of Iardfiomanct, withall the glamour ofo title about him. He woo an meiotic in W l'olloy'a Wild (loo-o Chan. Ono day liirchall aoid that a moo-ago from Bonwoll to the Stafford lumoo had-old to and All lilo baggage to the Fifth Avenlu hotel. New York. 'l'wo day: later litrcholl nmoluto tholwuao and cold: "What do you think I haw mu IIItho paper in connection with that man found murdered at Princeton. They have found a cigar can marked if. U, llanwoli, " It waa arranged that Policy about! go to New York and make lIulutrt’u at the Fifth Avenue. lIo did do, but found no claw. lia- tllrnlng lo Clifton he found a countable on tho otopa of the Baldwin home who told him Blmholl ltml ld«ntllltd the hotly and war likely to be on: than] tin l‘cilry went down to flaglatrato Hill and told bio niory, know- ing at the time that he won Impacted of complicity In the murder. 'I'II. Finding of "In ”only. -‘l‘he apot when Heinrich lienwcll woo murdered loan uncanny thicket not in the ' mid! of owampo in the little hamlet of mum. lthdcaolote and fearful in tin habitat. Until thorough cart track woo cut through the tract In It!!! the lot-oat had hoendoaortod even by the woodcuttora for yuan. lioverol days after the murder the body wan diamverod by two woodarnon. When the body waa found it woo lying aotridoarotten tree otnmp. The logo were partly crawl, while the trunk lbw-If half rooted, half hung over thealump. The head was bent backward againat the spine. The eyca were closed, to woo the mouth. The right arm and hand had been from Into a clinched pmltion of defiance, while the left hung limp. 'l‘lw fli'hll was blue from expoauro to the cold. There were two bullet holes in the head. ‘ llotv the ”and Wu Done. A very plausible theory is that Benwell and his murderer ware walking down the road, the one before the other. The Inur- deror, When his opportunity was heat, drew out his revolver and tired to u allulh‘ into the neck of his companion. He must have been hard upon his victim, for the powder from one bullet, on it en- tend the tide of the head, burned the eye and scorched it with the pawl: r. The other bullet entered just below the base of the brain, square in the buck. Bircbell was seen within five. miles of the lpot on Monday, Feb. it. He was seen to leave the nation at Eastwood. Out” with Frederick lienwell shortly before "mu, and later the pair were met walking together along the Governur'a mud in the direction of Princeton, When llIrI-lteil was next seen it was toward 'ln'citx'k iii the afternoon, Strange Conduct of the SbcrIH'a Wrougctl Wife. "All filll‘ ltlllfllVHN I"!!! HUSBAND Alleged (‘oilnalon Between liar and liar Indicted Iiuaitaad and Ian Allan“ an the he of ‘l’rlal-Twonty [labourer laarchod All Night for liar. firm Your, March to.~«'i‘lto titer aayo: “dry E. Finch, wife of killer“! Join" A- llaclr, who our. ditorcud from her httaband acute tlum ago In a very irregular manner. wao opirttml "my Huturtlay night by a well laid plot. Him we» accreted at the bonus of acloco friend and political follower of the aheriff, but was lllll‘flVt‘er yesterday by da- ioctivea, talmu into custody, and it now to room So. moor the \‘nndurmlt howl. Hbo ldlllltlvl'lll'nnl. aIIIl mil not be allowed to vanIalI «gum, lint. l-‘lnck lino forgiven her hnalIantl, and bar lcalltutmy can now only dlclarra that «he will not testify at the trial of the included Iliwrn- comtptratora of her own will. Him my aim will not old In any way the prrm-mttion of her husband and her too and the referee, Joacplt blocks. lllatrict Attorney Folio!" nnd bin anoint» am”. Mr. "all, are now sold to be greatly diacouregcd at. the outlook for tha preoccu- tlon. They believe him. Flock woo aplritcd away, of her own volition, by her ton, and that who nlluwed herself to hetwnyctl by oll'ocimu. The Alleged Plot. The pint in get lira. Finch out of the way of the I‘rmreutlun was an elaborate one. it was lnli own after lira l-‘imrlt'a first. ap- pearance lu tit-vgrund jury room. Overtureu for n fi..‘ll.lt:illt‘iit wart) made by ox-Jutlgo Fullerton, the allurilf‘s counael, to Treadwoll Cleveland, legal mlvisnr of him Flack. In The liter was told lhu story of how n partial agreement bml [mun arrived at and that Mrs. Flack was weakening. When the woman testified many facts she gave were contrnrlivtml by her own lips after n (7039- ernminnliun. She wna sick at heart, like said, partially ill, with memory gone. One thing elm tried to impreso on the oenrchlng jurymI-u was that she did not want to punish ltcr lutsImIIl or sun, it came nut that the sltertll’ ilfltl not. lived happily with his wife fur some ysnrs, and it was also di- vulged by Mrs, Flori: that all the cared for was proper .‘llplwrt—-nn allowance large enough to mmblo her to spend her declining : years In Colllll-f'l. "Holland and Son’s Appeal. Then, M It i~I Itow‘bmugbt out, Mrs. Flack was nppealel to by her husband and Soil “You imm- flitllt’d us lmth," they said. “Do not, for Gm}. mite, send us to prison, too." The lion Pit-ails iii. l'mther’o Canoe. Slowlv but nilrviy the constant presaure and be WEB alone Two Renegade Apacltoa Shot. GLOBE, ArlL, Illnrcb iii—'lhe file rene— gade Apaches who murdered (loot-go ller- bcrt, a freighter, a “col: ngu, wot-emer- taken on Suit river, thirty miles north of Globe, by u detachment of troops under" command of Lieut. James 3!. Watson, Touth cavalry, and Lieut Clarke. The hoop had a sharp tight with the Indians, halting In the killing of two of the rene- gndeo and the capture of the other three, one of whom was wounded The troupe had traveled over 300 miles of tbo rougbcot country in the territory, and in the akirmiah with the ludians escaped without a scratch. The killed were buried where they fell and the priaonera were brought here. They were taken to San Carlos and later will he turned over to the authorities of Graham county for trial Burna Danni-Irma the Czar. Loxlxm, March it) -—-Tbe masa meeting in Hyde Park Sunday, under the ouopioco of the various labor orgnuiaationa, to pro- uat against the treatment by the Reunion government of political prisoners was not on largely attended as had been expected. There were about 3,000 people preoont, moatr ly Radicals and Soctahats. John But-no woo tho principal opcakor. lie deliver-d an elo- qmnt and impalaionetl addrcm, denouncing the outragca upon Siberian calico, and call- ing upon the British government to use ita induce-o to induce Rosin to adopt a more humane policy. The Whole Family Victim; COLI‘IBUB, 0., larch til—John C. Mc- Gregor, reading clerk of the Ohio bonus of representatives, died of diphtheria. Hie wife and four children booidoa himoclf have fallen victim to the lame ducal! in the loot three wecka Then case- of diphtheria were a low of the many caused at Iona-ville by the ohipment there of the corpoo of a little girl who died of the diocese in Chicago, With apbyaician'o certificate that death bod ro- onlted from aome non-contagion diaeaaa Nearly thirty fatal mom of the diacaae at Lancaator in the last two montba nrodirectly traceable to this aource of contagion. Detroit and the Brotherhood. Dc-rnorr, March ill—Tho directoro of the Detroit Baseball club are working on o ouhemo to have the Brotherhood pot tan uni-lathotlcld-ono ham and onoin 88. Min. ' Anything 'roaaombie will be of- Irwi Falling In this they will try to build opthol Emotional league, holding their francbho to prevent the League getting the player: If all other acbemca fall they will turn the team over to the Brotherhood and odor them free grounds. Detroit baa 825,000 on bond and a good team Duryca Deanna the Brotherhood. 8r. Lona, March lit-Jame- DnI-yea, the pitcher, has drafted the Brotherhood and dgnod with Prcoldeut Slam, of the Cincin- nati club Duryoa left Cincinnati on Friday, pneumohiy to join the Brotherhood team at Savannah. 6a.. but came instead to St. Louia. He met Prraidcnt Stern hero and dgnada three years‘ ironclad contract to play with the Cincinnati club at a aalary of “l llnltlo Wilton Sold. batsman, Ky, March to.——it. it Stroller, dlmnglon, haaaoldto A. B. Moore, of Philadelphia. the brown mare Hattie With-a, Byoara. by George Wilkes, dam by Alan- aadm’a Edwin Forrest; price private, hut known to ho in the thouando. Alon b '1'. (1W0! 001an 1nd, the bay lily Ilatlotoo,2 yaora, by Butllgbh data by impira Do Hot Like largarao lathor'a About Cowman, larch la~flb V. lar- lowoondlbd. Landau! Ilium Iath'or‘ooompany. hove lint chain-numb.- onaocuuntullh Hathar‘a abo- and In- ‘n law-hue»; . . M. :Mwlfllll brought in iwnr iv: the lflll'u‘wxlCilllhpli'ltofl ' htgnn to ly- or flu L it first the son was irfurgivcn and l '.IE on b IIL in his mother s af- fections. ll Letntttn nppz'uuul to Assistant District Attorney linti‘ timt it was only a matter of time Wliz'il tlm forpiwn child, ggiven plentiful Opilli‘iiliiif‘t’ in plead in: father's Calls“, “mull bring about a suit further change in the pnmecuiimt's most important “1:110:35. lie feared all along her husband. flu. l‘iack‘a Alleged Trick. On one pretext or another postponement followed postponement. After every other important witness had been too ill to teatif‘y, there In. still another pootponcmont on no count of him Fiack’a alleged illnem The trtal waa set down for today, and the proce- cution half believed all witnesses would be on hand when wanted. Time was gained by the plotters by the constant delays. Will Flack succeeded step by atop. in his elaborately planned scheme. It now transpires that Mrs. Flack agreed, obont three months ago, to accept 830 a week from her son. ’l‘ben lira. Flack, according to a detective connected with the district ottorney’a ofiice, agreed to a plot to deceive the prosecution into the belief that. she would testify, and then at the loot moment van- lab. That is what obe did. The Star then statue that In Flack came to New York Saturday. She appeared at the dialrictattorney’oofflccond emphatically denied that her husband or her son had tried to influence her not to testify ogainat them. She promised to be on hand Monday, and acid the was going toatop with her niece. Her cannon], Mr. Cleveland, cold he did not think the would deceive the dbtrict attor- ney, and undertook pcnonaily to ace her to her niccc's home. He puther nbonrda Third avenue horse oar, jnot oppooito the bridge entrance, and left her. “I will he at my niece’a house in an hour," the said, in parting with her enamel. She Had Forgiven Blur. She did not go there at all, however, but accompanied by her run, wont to the house of Joaeph iii. Hill. onooftboahcrlil’a molt-a. Twenty doteclireoaeorcbed allnighl for her. dually discovered her, and lead her weeping from the house. Between her robe aim said that abe bud forgiven hot- bmband. She would neither deny nor alllrm the belief of the detectivea that the had entered into the scheme to “spirit” herself away. The Cane on Trial. Hr. Gofl called at the Vanderbilt hotel this morning accompanied by Troodwell Cleveland, her counsel. The two gentlemen oocorted Ira Flack to the court of oyeI‘ an‘d torminer, where the trial of the People vs James A. Flock and Joseph Meek: was com. monccd Alleged Newark Doinlcation. Nawmx, N. J., March lit—A rumor is current that tbenqnodnct hoard, acommia- aion appointed to look after the water any ply of Xewark, have discovered an exten- oivo defnication in the department. Several lbouaand dollars have myslorl‘tmaly dimp- poarod, according to the report. The books are now being examined, and it to raid that If the amount of the shortage. when it Ia definitely oacortaincd, b not made good oral ornat will at once he made. hit Again-t a Panama Canal Contraotar. Baali’naxctsco, March 10,—“. anlt of Charles Hanaen against H. B. Slavln, the Panama canal dredging contractor, to re- onvar 81,2104“) ha- beon hogan. Han—I allcwthatin lBBI‘ZhoagroodwlthBlaflnto “hawthorn“ atocklnlholaltu’o dredging company, but never roeotvod it. The mood occruodprodhwunldamout tothoonmouodfor. Slavlndonhaihl Ila-In ever paid for or oahod for dolivcy utanyaoock. Boil-lo Blll’o Dal M Milan-chio—Bulalonflhdarlnghil' uhtfltlonontho WWW.“ :tnuooytomywdorwhoahonldmucoad a curt-ta bur-a. Iowa poo-oar flame- w A; that Mrs. Finch uouid weaken and forgive??? and Hams. We think they are the finest in the world. Give them a trial and then give us your verdict. Mmlllllll I Hum. be not-urwl by cumpulmry methnda Hbo - Blillill BUTTER Billllll. 25¢. a. lb. 250. a. ll). 25o. a. lb. will, (long t‘ It Mill limit limit. a, 'l'lll: VBIIIlIC'r~-'lt to utter than i have tin-n paying 30 ecnla a pound for.” C()Ml<3 AN!) SAMli’IJ'C 1T. ~— ~-v coo-mm— WI" HAVI" FOR TII I“ LEN'I‘EN SEASON ill kl rd Inheter in glam. ~plrndid Water LII! (‘ndflab large Blnotcr “ml 2 Extrafargc ladle. t M «incl. if“: P mum .lmtey nb Mrdlnu. ilic LLoIrt-II (71o umhla ltIvcr Salmon and Free m u an liunug We are headquarter» hr llridal 1' oil, Jones. Pillsbury, Volunteer and Diploma Flour. Stay down in pvnce. lie euro and set our prices before you purchue lion-n t .I out l..‘nath( rockers Exrciied by none PRESERVES. (I; mm in (wt; p. a, Plum, Khybelry, l'ur‘. an! Siftlt'i' try in" .lt' ll El. 'lltrn'f The place for the foatou if you want areiisb try them. We oler CANNED GOODS. lnll.:-r::1n ! lion you tired the Ctlcbroterl ltw Drop fickle" i'cura, Tumnluer, PM“ Blith- 'I.. 'rtxo inne- tGll ruccutuh Luis. Beans, A:,dc. Here In lBil II! lie Bell GIIlI It in Lowest PIIIillt Prices. if 3 on relish a First-class Coffee, you can get it here i\ I- J.” r-Ti.i >“ii mg the \otlitlim d Cteamerv Butter at 32c alb. L: : rury - cvcv an: that mil to llllllllls E. SEYMlillli’S. 33 Washington Street. South Norwalk. A Positive Sale The LIIWI IIIII [ill Sill ( ) I“ lililiTS Mill SlillES Eur (lil‘cl‘t’il. Everything goes at cost and less at the store of c. H. HARVEY, North Main Street, South Nor'vvalk. llTEIilTliill Sill. Asw cintend to make extensiae improvement: for the spring trade, and deSlTing to get to M .: the earliest possible moment, we will Close out All Kinds 6f Geedsiat ,, Marvelously LOW 1311008; ll Look at the Figures: Children’sColored Stockings. formerly at 10,15,20,25¢, all at 5c a pair. Ladies’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all at 150 a pair. Ladies Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c, now 350. qento’ goods will be closed out at equally low pricey: in our store, 1'! - _..__ A..-....... _- A ..... . Just received a worth 40c, duringt to sale, 150. w .,. memo Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef, at same at special lot of Lndiee’ Ribbed Underveail, I I i
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