II- Mfiellppsr Hal's-hulls
‘mlwallowsdllplythsm
.lmdhust last the opportunitytoprove
~ thswbtlwad HomeSecretary Matthews
hmmmdm
polltau police. Bis reputation for sup-
m thuggi-l in India had a good
, Mfldowlthhislalettlouforhisprmt
(9 “out was Well that the man
r Whohadlwoughttojustioe and virtual]!
stimulated the cunning murderers of
Baipuaaawould not be With his
‘ Mfinthepursnit of the White-
; chapel-waldo.
. . m 31'.de Will Gulch III.-
Thepolleesnd public profsmtohecon—
Illlltthathewill unearth the murderer
sf Carroty Nell, and public opinion is
equally confident that the murderer is
Jack the Ripper, who camenearerbeing
anestedredhauded than ever before. Es»
psrtswho have studied theformer crimes
ofJaok the Ripper say thereisnodoubt
lhatthislatest murder must headdedto
thalistof that wretch’s enormities. Like
thsothersfihiswomau belongedtotheun—
fortnnateclass,andlike , shewasnot
ofthevllestgradeinthat class. Another
slmllarityisiu the location of the crime,
which was committed in a place com-
paratively public, and yet screened from
immediate observation. The unfortunate
~-wotnen of Whitechapel, whohad gotover
thctermrcreatedbythemurdersof some
time ago, are again fear stricken, and
gs‘theriugroupstodiscuar the latesttrs—
gedy and wonder who will be the next
The Deans of the Crime.
Theloeation of the tragedy is near the
city boundary, in the vicinity of thedocka
andviler in sourerespectsthan themes
of the Bipper’s former crimes, being often
snorted to by men and women who do not
ears to seek accommodation in lodgings.
Forthisreaeon, haduot the officeractually
‘ atnmbhl overthe body, the Ripper might
havereturned to his horrible work after
thspollceman had passed, and the odieer'a
“uncut indicatw that t murdererwes
waiting intbedarkness h this object
when frightened into retreat by the offi-
ec's dnectlou of the body. Constable
., Thompson is the most unhappymau in
London, ashe feels that hehadthemost
noted criminal of the age almost within
his gran). The inquest will be held today.
Mealtime the police are scouring the city
fla- suspicious characters, and Sir Edward
Bradford has spent all day in his office di-
recting their operations.
ms latest “can.
The flipper’s latest victim was about :5
‘yearsofaaeand quitegood looking for a
woman of herclsss. She was found lying
a her back, with her head nearly severed
from her body. There was also a severe
wouudonthebsch of herhead, caused, it
hthought, bythe severe fall she experi-
enced when her assailant knocked her
her hair was untidy, her cloth-
inghadnotbeen disarranged. 'l‘hepolice
Mia that the woman wasmurrlered
whilein a standing position, and that the
murdcer was frightened away by the an
proachof some pedestrian before hehad
fimetornutilate the body imthe manner
already described in the previous crimes
attributed to Jack‘the Ripper.
Almost caught in the Act.
Inqnteof theellortsofscoresof detect
iva, tho seems to be, as in so many
otherndinilarcaseanodellnite clew to
the .
AWemploye says he saw the man
deredwomsatalkingtoaman,apparently
abduseunsmjustprevioostothetime
themnrderksupposed to haveheencom—
rained. The policeman who found the
mardtredwoman must have reached the
not while the murderer was onlyafew
yardssway,forthevietim’s lips were still
, her eyes were still
Idling and her limi- Inoviug when he
head her. Consequentlyshe must have
hannillalivewhenhehentoverher.
Keatonesrushedtothsendofthearch-
waudsouudedsnslsrmwithhlswhlstle
whilethellippcr must havetscaped
Wthoueighboriug streets. A large
lambs of people who wereimmcdlstely
directed to the scene sssisledtheaeores
Edofleerswhosoon appeared in searching
neighborhood.
the
‘I'ws flats Ian-d.
A woman’s hat was found near theaceue
Wbyapieccof drapery. This hat
”in addition tolheooeonthernurdered
woman's head, suggmiug that the Ripper
whom.
'l‘hospotwhers the 'murdered woman's
bodywasfouodwas not a etons's throw
from a police station. A woman has iden»
tilsdtberemainsasthoseofawomsu
“Frances. Thewitueessaysthatshs
litthslfrsnceawoman inthecornpaayof
a rssawhohsdthesppeusucoofaeallor.
Mmhsdlaruckaudinsultedthowlb
usher Muslagtosecept blender of
mammals accompany him. She did
not like ht looks. and had advised the
macaw tohsve nothing todo with
As Ansel lane.
Thewonndacrossthemorderedwoman’s
throatwas evidentlycaunrd by a sharp,
powerful stroke,aud nothing can shake
thshellsf of the police that but fortha
of some palestrlao. possibly the
who found the body, it would
ve been mutilated in a manner similar
tothat of the other Whileehapel victims
have arrested a man en sus
'l'hspollee
flit-“beingcrmceruedin lhenrurderof
thsuafortuuato woman.
'Iyaer sad the (infra.- rosters.
,who went on severalmpadsswith
Currie. of Chicago, the suthorem of
of ell-km of the WI! eal course byl’rofenorfleor'gcll,8esrlsst
lraseball tendered WW . thsfhlholieuuiversityou Fritlayelm
of the Worcester (lass) efthoesrth.
momma Total to
Theoradituswilltiwes ”mmmuopia. Alder-ha.
ttwsntycentsonlhfllolv
presideuthassigned thoaotforths
ofatunnel underthewaters
bay of New York between Stain
Islaudandllonglsland.
W.H.Oldroyd&00.,wood locum of
Egg;
ii;
E
' m,Ieb. low-Col. Sir Edward Drab,
William If. 3‘. Sisters, broker, of New
York, mumdsrsd by his hondsruau
in the civil suit brought against him by
the Beckslers, of Philadelphia.
Judge McKimru, of Massachusetts,“
ordered a warrant in insolveneytoi-ne
sgflnst tlu Pottecliovell company.
, The United Brethren church at West
Catsssuqus, Pa, was burned.
ThewillofthelatcEllenlf. Phillips, of
Philadelphia, Inqueaths “Win various
charities, mostly llebrcw, in some ranging
frumfldlll to tram. including I,“ to
the Jewish Theological seminary, of New
Governor lllll on Editor Walla-aw.
wa You, Feb. lL—Goveruor Hill, who
batoppingatthcllotelll’ormsndie,w. M
shown Mr. Wurerson's second mm . . . ~ . ism crplanat for this, except that
asked what," anything, he had to say we u . .~ govern level mrfacem
about it. “i have only this to add,” said
the governor, “Mr. Wattersou now sfirms
that a letter felt to be olsusive in its de-
tense of me and in the motives and in]: M 0V" by our ship's log we sballllnd
assigned to me, was in fact written byhim that they have always been in proportion.
at the time of its date. My reasons for be- We have then been sailing or steaming over
lleving the letter a forgery were three. sgrrat circulararcinstea'd of ostraight line,
First-l had never received it. Second—J as it appeared to be.”
.
thought Kentucky good manners would Tin-rears other proofs than them of the .
haverequlred my receipt of the letter and circular character of the earth, the lecturer
my assent before its publication. Third- aid. We have only to look out to sea when N .
It says the writer never hold office, and I a ship in leaving PO“ B is 00" just on the
remember Mr. Wattersou's brilliantcareer horizon, angemnfly onlylthe mass are
incongrus. ldonot seek tofathom Mr. Vifibh‘fld ”WIWW.
Watterson's motives. and I accept. what- Something has intervened between the vasel “mm '°' Spring 5m Also 'Mflu“
ever explanation he offers. ”
Poughhcwpsle Elopers Caught.
mam, Feb. bis—On the arrival of the if we could only realise it, is that which we
Lsckawanua train from the east Mrs. Eat in ”will“ 0‘ ”mil “10"?“ 0611::
Annie M. llustedmged 30, dud Orlando W. becomes W we vi see u curved
Briggs, aged ‘1), a runaway couple from which marks the edge of the shadow thrown Renauran‘ and Lunch Raul '
Poughkeepsie, were arrested on a telegram by “1‘ “if“! "Po“ the hm” ““009, all all '
which charged them with grand larceny. know that an object which eadlvrsys casts a
The couple said they were on their we to regularly and uniformly curv shadow must i y . 4
Oakland. Cal, where Mrs Busted's fatyhu bea sphere. N0. 4 “ AT [all STREET
1““. Mrs. Busted told the officers that The lint illustration. though not so striking
her husband had been very nnkindtoher ”mothers, is the best, for it L not
ow-
andhcr home life was very unpleasant, only that th» north is round, but aho just ’
and that was why she left home. Young what the amount of its curvature is. Hence
Briggs stated that he and the woman had it iv found out what its site is as well If its
been contemplating this trip for over a shape. One day‘s voysgeou the southward
year. He is willing to return, but she was bound steamer brings the star which way
not. They were locked up to await the scenthe night before just appearing above
arrival of an officer with a warrant.
The ill-ers’ Cease-liar.
CMWB,O., Feb. his-When the United right over out hesllsl Suppose we thought
Mine Workers‘ convention met the com- that fifteen w’emll he needed If then we
mittce on scale of prices submitter! the fol. could keep on for )5 days it would be in the
lowing report, which provides fora general smith, in 30 days it would be there behind
advance in each mining district of 10 per us; in cm would be down below the hori-
“ The committee recommended the mo,dirertl_v under our feet, amlinmdays
price for machine mining be fixed at 125‘ it would be in the some pin-{‘0 Wain Where it
cents below the price of pick mining, isstpmsenl. in uthrrwonls, we would in
Almost tho ”New any w.» nycub 1.. din...”- no In!“ i..." an..-“ a- 5...... an... .. -—.
lag the demand that coal be weighed before now. Our log tells us we have traveled til)
screening. Action was postponed until miles each day. and . m “M that would be
assistant quarterumstergeuersl. Theconn- A portion of this diminution, however. can ,
cil of administration is as follows: G. ll. beaccounml for by the slight difference in Com My! we shoot mu Cmmd In“
Bird, of Asbury Park; G. Barrett, 0! Cam- the rotumlily of theearth at the quaint and Dried Fruit».
den; l. ll. Bridgman. J. Roderigo and towahrd $11»: and to isle; from it 3: '
Frau ' r 's loo Ls necessar resume
klflriden, 0' hewarfik. ~ :ea‘rly uniform dmsily of mimetic-Wash- l a & nms‘uc
mama by a Heafloldlng. intmn Star. . . p
H.——Shortly after
noon a scaffolding at the building Nos
47 and 40 Newarh avenue, Jersey City.
3:23: “firmin- 2:3,: 3:5! emf‘znhm against morphine, which, when injected un'
derlhe skin,” it appeurn to be in my BALS M
mammogmwzm .m....................._.... .. COUGH A
I will p I My die. Their n are bitually, merely topmcuvc bamporary plear
Thomas Connors, probably fatally injured;
James McLaughlin, .
Michael (libhen. u. Whaler! and Fresh firfit:”“flfmflffi:fififx . '
Ilahone were painfully though not seri- P wnd Cher
ously hurt. M..- f
The Motion first field.
Clinton, Feb. l-t.~ Dr. llrcylogle, presi‘ Not alone. by my own, are the ravages
dentodthe "Manon" road, says: “Th-a ml by the ethanol thensreottccon-
hahaolutely no foundation for anything dual to the Iniglwrclm of moiety, for road-
thst has been prion-d resenting a sale of leaf men have coins forward at the coagresr
the ‘Mouon,’ either to Mr. llrice or any. lo state that the habit has a firm hold on the
body else. We have Inn! on negotlallnla '"un cleans, “M that "M M ”km 90 CENTS.
either wlth the Lake cm and Western, '3'
the Richmond Tennlnnl. Queen and Cres— :flhrézfihm‘m ' lr craving the
out, But. .Teunmwc oml (With. or any ..._.._..-.....W... a...
other nomination." Mr. llreyfogle also 1.. mm mm‘ I U
declared that his road was not in the
McClsre,
A WM.” “uni“! Harlot and unrmriously foruied, sad it its habit
Gm N. J.. Feb. lt.-——Wllllam ‘nlrnost nuance-ibis to «m Eveoln nlesp
Thommu. aged 1": years. residing on the ham will lndrswn togetheraadtholib
Charl- street. was lumibly mangled in do um thatage thsmherwhs youthful face
theGloaesster iron warts last evening by will grow deeper. a wash, while lsow h mg um!” “mm,“ m
a sls~inch pipe flank weighing about 7m onset the grealeot httl’acthnnlof a woman’s
pounds. which fell on him. 'l‘hovnpsou face,whlleaywemamelywrlnlIHWIllfll
wastaheutolhe hospital. where he died. the youth of the fairest face. A studious let you m’t so a as hens-whims
The deceased was employed toaftend to younglsdy fonndherselt the victim of this We!
the fires in the areas which dried the anvlemtalso
moulds, and was down in a pit twelve feet ultofthehablr. hen atherstadisttbs rut -
WU “'9 M Wind cm on him. earn a ribfiou baud tighliy actors her how, P] I “a: at “I'M
A Meats navel-r cums. ‘ l
furor. Pt. rob. l4.-«h‘dward Ballast,
whoescaped horn jail at Fasten last Oct»
her while serving s all ymrs' aeolcuoe for
burglary. was captured in l’hilllpohurg,
if. 1., sad attuned to prim. runes his
escape he hall been mmltfiuu burglarlth
. frusttollptrconbofeslelamnilratsaad
is tartan-parted heir Jerseymndwhea .
mum had goods me about tsun- , "M“ was
new ileum-madman“ . ’ . . .
espionaadtoeeespsbyleaplaghasddrst
Mam. .
least-r vest-rt sustains.
Amer, 1th. MW Verifier rays
that his resolution m
thiwhaatheyro-
humerus
db. saw 7 crush-roses
STABLE BEIJBIRI‘I.“
clean. Economical, Healthful.
hthslflhteottof‘susw.
mouflnwrb oftheqrherityandrnotlon
Warhol his harm
Mmenthodechofsnoessn
tostudythceneslellstism
lhstm atmolhowisreadylo
mm...“ m .. H AZEL‘TO N
starteinklingneartbehorisonJuu making
ifsdallycircls around theunnioviog polsstar ,
abovaoneof themenstsrsof the Dipper.
All! a ,
Iatunotecarefullydwrelatlooofthstdsr
tothshorlsousndlothestsnofthesurrouud.
lag heaven. We haveoulytotsheoutour "
watchandmaheanotsof the tims,sndour
mulwork mayhelsldasidefra-ths
misc. Tomorrow night lat useonno‘ut '
ondsckatthoramstimesndlookatthutsr
{W a... at.” Egfifimw Hickory. on, Pine and
line. Lsstulghtthowakeoftheshipwls '«
«- .. ... ........ .,..... BEE ill on 8th
hasnotchanged. Wesrestlll going south, , ,
pointedtoward yonder star,anduowltisa
butmullrmwisnottheaamesssouththen.
mm’mfimm , Grain and Feed.
“Atlsstwereachtheequatov,andwe nod
thepolestaritselfhsssunkdownto the ho
risen. Wessenopolestsrinthesoutb,but,
asour studies on a previous months haveled
us to expect, there is a spot, unmarked by
any specially brilliant orb, around which
the stars of the suit heavens circle. I
lift!
overs curved one. if we compare thereo—
tionsofskyfhsl appear in the soulhor‘disv
appearintbenorfhwiththeuumherofmlles
At a Big Discount
$123¥°g££2§3mmmmmv nos MEDICINES m smn's
A grander sudmore direct [woof than any, one BISCUIT.
Don't forlstlhe
Opal: every day until it p. In.
NOB'ALK.
Call attention toa good line of Canned
golds, and wrlleelltbrm at low prim,
as follows When one will tsho- ria
cans or more of any single am, we will
make them yet lower, as you lief. We
have been fortunate in telling our Cali
forms Canned Goods at lav-t year’s pflt‘r.
and we are selling them at the old rates.
All goods warranted. Spoiled good.-
will at tomes appear among the he“!
brands. Set the spoilod can said.-
Dou't throw it an the ash been: Ion are
entitled to a good can, in of the
[Wilt Ullt', If you 50‘ suit III’ ;
the southern horizon a good distance shove
the water’s edge. “How many such lifts
would he required to bring it up to lbemith
" N
alters joint meeting of miners and open stun "files. This. then, is the circumfer— Em" """"""" 15¢, ,, at
store to be held in l’ittvhurg within a few emro "l the globe." ‘ Iamwfat 9;“ """"" llie, u we
weeks. President Rae statesthat the Ohio There mull, the lecturer uid. n more re. """"" the, .. m
operators will probably concede the eight curate method than lhnt which he described. ‘, ccotash ’ ' ‘ ’ ' .12 t9 ,. 70‘,
hour demand. and that they will strongly By marlin: olxwrvnlio'ts with delicate nutm- th hin ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ”12c ' .. 6.5.;
omweighiug before screening. menu upon the land. imtcnd of With the lug, H p , 4". """"""" 18¢, .. 'l 00
M which is so irmccurnfe, it has been Willie to “cum: 8‘ W0” """"" 12‘" ,_ 65?
New Jersey 6. A. 8. Election. mmmrre accurately tbearcof the ryeridian, ‘1 ‘3: (guru """"""" 20v” ., 1 l5
Tumor. N. .l.. Feb. l4.-—-'l'he grand en- and thatI true e-ln-urufrrerwe of the earth has A” riff); ' ’ """""" 22': ,, l 25
cuupmeut of the New .lemy department that been mnoinol. of; GM}; (is chums . ""ch " l 35
ofthe Grand Army closed last night, 1". The lecturer referred to the peculiarities of t‘ .‘ E Finale ' ' Eh. ,_ I 35
a. Mulliken. of Newark, was elected do tbecorlb'ssbnpe sunlitsflsmniug lumen» ,;;; "3i,” ,, ;,; ------ m; .. m,
partmeut commander; G. L Franklin, of glen of rhepola,ml M W l0 Ki" (inl (‘m "m r """" 3“ .. l 60
Woodbury, senior vice commander; J. the scientific demonstration“ thefsct that Ull‘ 1'). mm; ‘ ' '_ """"" 28‘: ,, l 65
White,“ Palermu. junior vice command. the apparent motion of the heavens is really 3" sled A Riel}; - . Mr
or; c. n Hill. of mo Bank, chaplain; 9. caused by the motion of the earth itself. Es- gawk“ A l’ m ------------ 20. m
T. nibble. of l-‘renchlowu, medicaldiraetnr; [refilnt'llla elm)" admonition iu the weight “3‘1“,“ P33»; """""" " '3“ m
I. W. Sullivan. of Newark, adjutant gen- of objects as we nppmach the equator, which lingual. d Pluuw ‘ ‘ ' ' " ' ’ ' ' “18c lh
oral: Gen. ll. 5. ilurtsllorne, of Camden, shows that the curator ls really in motion. California Plums (flue).nulfic lb
11.. Morphlww era-la.
War has for new time been declared by
French medical men-or by more of them—-
ulcer
urable senmfiout and not for the relief of
pain, leads inlailibly In Ilcalhor the mad- 0'
alluring ways and meam for cinching the
evil. The morphine mania lsthought to be
«may much on the increase in hence.
Horehound,
« Tar and Tolu,
ties of life will vs their children of
The habit of misting when reading, writ»
”I'A“. “II.
lug, thinking or talking earnestly is easily
ameausofcofloghm
t legit in ahaotattheback of to: head,
sdatnlghtshe intbeband. Altar
FLOUR
fammflmnfda
filler Wis.
1 fill" :
ass I’llfifl‘w,~gfln ”rum”
tremors»- w
thelowea. Dcu'tmirstherareohanmw do for
1;: ‘Bgrgains
sauna» & Hull’S.
We shall oiier, this Week, Merrimack Prints at 5c a yard.
Fine line Outing Flannels, 12¢ a yard.
A big drive in Plaid and Stripe Dress 38 inches wide, 25c
and 35¢ a yard. . .
On Tuesday we shall ofler good brooms at 9c each.
Everything else in the Kitchen Department at reduced prices.
Why pay 9c for old style Dress Ginghams, when you can
get new styles for 7“: at
SCOFIELDIr HOYT’S
37 WASHINGTON arm.
sou-r3 NORWArt-K, C'I'.
3mm. out! sun
lienls’, ladies’ and lhildren’s
. l0c Per Pair.
SEE EAST WINDOW.
WOOLEN HOSIERY
All Grades at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A. llickolhlll & Son.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Mill!“ Hill mu 53-"
‘ price of 32c lb; Chatfield’s Cough Syrup, a sure cure, 2 ' t1
m Ehdfimjfiru
A. SPECIALDRIVE FOR 10 DA.
For Cash at $6.50;
Worth $7.00 per barrel. Now is your time, as Flour is ad
vanmng. . A 10 lb. pail of Fine Mackerel for 81, worth $1.25
3’: lbs. California Raisins, 25c; 41 lbs. nice sweet Butter. $1
13 a booming success, if you have not sampled come and doso'
you want to try Long’s Celebrated Breakfast Flour, the heel
article for hot cakes, muffins and waffles, it cannot. be best, :
21b..packa e 150, 4lbs. 25c. nothing can beat the price or
quality of orthfield Creamery Butter in prints at the po Illa!“
Charles E. Seymour’s‘
, LEADING. GROCER,
33 Washington Street, - - South Norwalll.
THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR
THADDEUS GUYER.
EE E E'
AND
COMFORT
Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old—established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of
C. H. HARVEY,
-m fir-..ol. MaiB_St-- South NOI'WaJIe.
Prices are so low the goods are
sure to go.
Selling Out!
All goods in our “2315' ntsxnmso DEPARTIIRT. Underwear and [lo-fer at any price. All
IM go. a we willglvc up lhrre departments to make room for our srslso Ill. (Slut.
-. _. 4‘»—
FUR CAPES AND MUFFS
Kill beach! a' any reasonable price We now make room.
GOESE-rs.
Wee-re the" mesoflhrse lulhflflt,“ williclwe eat our ‘ns
ham: e a anmll sale we will am special heed. se;well known, for 33 03:? stuck at I,"
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
All! IUVILIBS ln Pale. While and bury last no with the rut. Do not line this opportunity.
MILLINERY.
an urn-ed IIUIMW-aflbsold. lie Mounted.
H. Knitters,
Mnhackemo Hotel Block, 80th Norwalk.
V‘s—“m. ..-.—......a~—.....—...t_
F H. NA SH & B R6.
sierrsra'rm GIVEN 01v
PLUIBINB, (ill FITTING, TIN all SHEET lBflN Willi
[WI All DIWBD
"810111, NEW STAIFIIRB all SILSBY’S Sill! HEATERS
I! new A mas moon or .
DECORATEI) AN!) PLAIN CHINA.
The Duchess and uncle lick flanges,
IsIlr let and Mable. including new York lures.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1. 1891,
We will give away at our store a New and Improved
N0. 8 JCOOKING RANGE.
With each cash purchase amounting to 25 cents between
now and lisy l we will issue to the customer a ticket. The
person holding the lot number of those tickets on the
above date will in enlil ed to the Range. The tickets will be
counted by perfect! disinterested persona.
Have you tried ecker’s varieties of self-raising flours, such
as Graham, Boston Brown Bread, Yellow Sweet Corn and
Wheat Granular They are flue and our prices are as low as
if":
m
W.B.HAII
do 00. ,
BRIDGEPORT. ’
Commence To-day a. Wonderful Sale 3
[Inland and Blink Dress Bulls, "7
RIBBONS, RUCHINGS,
lants’ Slim and Finishing Gulls,
HOSlERY AND SMALL WARES.
1,000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks will .
go at half price. ‘.
New, Fashionable and Best Filling Fur Trimmed Cloths M
will go at $8.00 and $10.00, were 815.00 and $20.00.
041.1; ms: “mason.
w. B. Hm & co.
The Bus Minimum Prices.
80le All! SllllE
GLOV Engomms
, SPECIALTIES:
Outhouse lid wflflfiflteesmthedmcverolfered is new
wrmmm mum'l‘reuchtumedsad
out ”I. ' mounts-e“.
Lfehhaoof uw.momnge'nmmtmmumuuuuaha
CLOVER & OLSEN,
t atrium.
leaders is the fleet and Shoo-Trade. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler