TIIE FlTllLT IIIJllIlED
"0 HUNGARIAN! mm In A
TRAIN BELOW Till! DEPTH.
“Mrs-h thread ugh-a Marti. «as
last;- tal'helr Ila-in napping
“mmlywlrdbylWofi-
nonhuman-hath.
Frank“ and Stephen Bowarth, Ill-
tiraoffiungary,werostruckbythe
Stamford work train on theConsolidsted
railroad about 5:” last evening. The
aocidmt happened between the Whistle-
vllle bridge and the out where the Dan-
bury and Norwslk track goes under the
WM. Kiss is employed at
Harlin. Bates, Jr.. & Co.'s fur factory
and boards on Benton street, while How-
arth hemployed atJ. J. Asch’s fur fac-
tory and lives on Lowe street. Both
men were walking on the westbound
track toward their homes. Some of the
men onthe gravel train who saw the
accident uid thatKiss heard the train
approaching and attempted to pull his
Boer
BROWN. so. at?“
your foot and have It atitted.
'l'ha Important lows of the State
chronicled in a Condensed term. .
Six beheadiwisheing cut and har-
vested in Iiiichfiold county. ‘
Bill a Hanke’s'hatfactory atNaw
Niliudwal distroyed by fire Ionday.
State Secretary Henry G. Smith, of the
Prohibition party of Connecticut, died
suddenly Sunday night of pleuronntad
monia, aged forty-four, at the house of
Deacon James Clarke, in Bloomfield.
Judge Phelps on Saturday granted at
Middletown a divorce to Mrs. Julia A.
Crowell from her husband. Smith Crow—
ell on the ground of intolerable cruelty.
Both live in Durham. Crowell is reput-
ed to be worth about 875,000. hits.
Crowell was granted 81,000 alimony and
Cruwell was ordered to pay $150 a year.
for the support of the child.
When the Washington express arrived
in Willimantic Sunday" morning, people
were horrified to find part of the body
of a man about the locomotive. A party
started out in search of the remainder of
Hummus!”
wigs. this...“ metabolic to"
entertainment-gimme. :0thsz
creaaaoxwursoruaaas.
I
An Express Train Goes Down
a Sixty Foot Embankment.
'l'wa of the Passengers Ware Killed Oak
5 filth-Ind ”in km VII Din.
“I Add.“ oat-I'M III Kiln-.8.
Hear the Place of the Recent Smash-iv.
Caswronosvtnu. Ind. Jan. lit—The fast
mall running between Louisville and Chi-
cago on the Motion line. consisting of a mall
w, an express car, three coaches and a
chair car. was wrecked two miles north of
here at Nicholson’s crossing. The train was
rounding a sharp curve when the outer nil
broke and precipitated the train down an
embankment twenty feet steep. The stove
in the. first coach was overturned. and the
air was soon destroyed. but the passengers
escaped. The next mach was torn to pieces.
It was filled with people, not one of whom
escaped injury. The parlor air toppled over
on top of the Whfl.
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SHED N MEMORIAL
“Uncle Billy" laughed I- (I. A. 3.
National ”refers.
Ana". Jan. lfi «TU National 0. A. B.
d Inent has d orders No. 'f
or!“ him Ms W;
inreferennsao the
mortal. itsaysi “It beenbvonghttothe
attitude! of fin commander iii-chief that
“file, 'adrdluhaipsutainsnly gnarl
mmastmmla for national.
malty. has not» the war been superlativsly
one of us. Around campfires and reunions.
Militant «national encampments, 'Uir
cle Billy' wasevurappniinentand \.eleouie
figure.. an admin for tho welfareand
pleasure oftke‘boys’nomattorhow
arduous orhowgreata drain nponbfs
time, were always deansdalabor of love
andduty to be filled without abatement.
No honors paid him abroad or at home over
tended to weaken his love for, andsolicitous
interest in those who ‘ , with him
fromAtlantatothesea’orstoodnbuTwat-k
between the nation and its foes on bloody,
hard fought fields.”
The following me among the newly ap
pointed existent Tasmania general: Con-
necticut, Charles B. Pieter: Delaware. Dar-
hug Johnson: Mamachusctts. B. Read
Wales' New Jere-y. William ll. Dollar!
_whan Judge Rising asked Dr. Graves if he
: tirade ashort speech in which he declared he
on the Gallows.
r
A’ lettoa an »! .ixmt «It rim
I Was Not Allowed to See His Wife.
Dr. Graves to be imaged during the week of
Jan. 31 or the first Wt‘l‘K in February. Only
the governor or th - supreme ~ourt can now
saw him J ridge Rising tlt‘ill' d Dr. Graves'
moflou for an arrest of jtit'lgmcul imme~
diately after court taint-cued.
firm was no argument. for the lawyers
had presented their authorities for and
W the motion on Baturdny night, and
theludge spent all day Sunday in exam-
ining them. The courtroom was silent
had anything to any. The prisoner. with
hfsgrayhairmmggliug over hisfomhead.
of qmdgfi. W. 0. Music Hall blouk.3.fi. T'EOPTfiI'BIfiP‘TNKCO TheJD‘VTim
ClFFlIlB WATTS llIll '
Dr. Graves Sentenced to Death
strum. mortars ms mitigation
:mled'a no. the Courier-nail ha.-
5 “1““ a .5 MN m: “fink“. new year, we would impress upon our patrons and. friends, that.
burns. Jan. ts—Jmtgnnntngwmenoee better value for your money than you can get elsewhere.
“All 9W minimal
31933.3.
consume I.
“ummtwwr .5me ”knew”
mountain's-1'
JOE“ UTAH Til?!” “Wildaatfi.
‘WKJJaY mflTfiN.W also
~ NORWALK FIRE Dill.m C0. m'l'T. 1|”th!
IAKDWABI : comm. 'ml fiwlfllxo ouctstandlnuloea lainta
data-owweead
January rolls around, and as has been our custom we shall give
one of our annual linen sales, except for the fact that in this sale
we shall put all our former endeavors way in the shade as rdgarde‘
I special reductions during this sale In this, our first ad. for the
it' ts our sole endeavor to always give you as good and many times
To be
to 19c per yard.
brief, for brevity is the soul of wit, extend your patronage to us,
and we guarantee you the‘best of treatment.
last for but one week, so lay in a full supply for your future use.
. No time like the present.
Note the prices.
Good quality all linen fable damask 54 in wide, marked down
Fine 56 in bleached table damask, value 390,
during the week 29c per yard. Extra 64 in German table damask
fine design, regular 50c goods. We per yard. 5 bleached 68 in soft
finish, as a special leader. reduced from Soc to up; pct'_ yard.
”Mimi." ‘
and grass cacti
repairs for inanu ‘
SCOFTELD.W1H.A.KIW N ML '
immunodeficient”. . ' ,. _
mam .
'1 mm "‘
A SON, . .
mmafllfiWnuMNMKeIS1Mnamm
BENNETT an ill. 'mnczu fish.
beferstelaina. fruits.“ tilt. . .
'l.l. AT IT DD‘H Cash Market. line If ‘
.- m lty. ll ashlngton st, 3.! . opp. My.
. ' \l’TLLumlLBensdlct Feminist
uh. 1%ch meats. vegetables. canned“
tYES. FEED. DNmMainstimrhnemeat-a
D's kinds. Horticretuleredlard apaclardfalty
Mllt’ith’lllt. WM. 108 \‘l hi re t
”ht Dealerltiall kiddsnreah on It meat:
W'KWOOD L. Washington St. brill e 5.x
tine meats. fish to stem. claims. vegeta lee.
RAY MONT), GEESHOM. is \0. Main it, 8.3.
prime plinth, tsmltry. etc. Choice cute at
cash prit:.es
,
V
_ . . sitt'rtrswisirtxmoxmnm outrun
Finally, these prices
ingtori at. S. N. meats. poultry for family trade.
“EBBBKJ. P. 12 Main st. N. choice meats.
poultry, fish. vegetables. etc.
Ll: Mlihlt DEAL! his 8: PLANING MILLS.
RA NDA LL'S MILL. EN. lumber and timber
rough or Worked in order, mouldingx.trim.etc
W85 AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR. HENRY we West ave. B. N. A1
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH “'TTJJ \le ll. 3! Wc-t st,“ . . N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GB. INITE.
B ATE-l, i'. W Water- at. .'. manufat turer (-
line granite and marble not and dealer
Hi me yi )rk of all kinda. L
. _ . ' M ., ' MEN'S ov'rr‘t'n'mts.
m‘dbmv“ neural “Puma“ New York it. P Finley; Pennsylvania. waainnoccut and denied thathehad made BeSt gum") 0f ind] “cashed damask \u‘i Debby deSigus’
companion on the track, but before he
succeeded in doing so the locomotive
struck them, throwing them to one side.
Strsbhera were procuredand the injured
menweretake'n to thebaggageroom in
the depot. Medical Examiner Burke and
Drs. Sanford and Clark were summoned.
They found that Howartli Trad sustained
the most severe and probably fatal injur-
ies. He was severely bruised about the
face and body and injured internally.
One of Kiss' legs was broken and there
wm a bad flesh wound on his hip, Txoitbs
otha broken. They were made as corn-
fortsble as pmsible until the arrival of
the 7:15 train, when they were trans-
ferred to the emergency hospital at
Kiss and Howarth are spoken of by
theiroountrymen as honmt, hard- work—
ing men, strictly temperate and always
ready to help those lea; fortunate than
theulelva. Both areuumarried. They
- are members of the Hungarian Sick
Benefit society.
While climate to Bridgeport the men
laymtbefiooroithecarwithnoeover—
tag whatever overtheni. The Bridge-
port liews reporui a truimnan as say;
ing: “Some one ought to present the au-
thoritim of Norwalk with blankets, to be
used for the comfort of persons injured
and brought here m the hospital. It's
disgraceful and inhuman for the select-
menofaliytown to send means these
were suit lire, plead on the hard floor
of a a. with no protection from the
weather. . Exposure such as this might
immutable thedeath ofan in—
jundm This '3 not the first time
it! have Bought injured men here under
tho'sarne‘eondltion from Norwalk, and I
think it about time that someone let the
public know the treatment receivfid' by
per-sour out enough to meet with
an accident at we."
One of the emergency corps when
questioned about thestatornenta of the
trainmen, said: "Yes, it is so. The
men were suffering from exposure and
some blankets thrown over them would
have done than incalcnlable good. The
Norwalk authorities should consider this
and look more to the comfort of the
patientatliey send here. If they would
only useblankets we would gladly return
them to them. It required the heat
of thlsroour and an unlimited quantity
of stimulants to refive them."
Balk Directors Elected.
The-annual meetings of the South Nor—
walk and Norwalk national banks were
held today with the following result:
City National Bank—Directors, Robert
B. Rowan, Tahnadge Baker. John ll.
Knapp, Edwin Adams. Josiahlt. Iiarviu,
Henry Seymour, John H. Ferris,
Christian Bwartz. Edwin ll. Mathewson.
Fifi National Bank of South Nonwalk
Why 1’. Ely, Bunsen host.
Mm Alden Holmium,
”941MH;MMDDL Bath
1.. Grumman. The ones:- will he OM
datum-sauna! tlndlreetors
Central National Bank—Directors,
George I. Duluth, Eugene L. Boyer.
Pet. L Cunningham. Hairy F. Guthrie,
W B. Hutchimoa, J. Thornton
W Thomas B. W. horses 16.
‘ Dan. ”Warmth: has been
I I“ Ienkof Norwalk~Dhaetots,
I more, B. K. iockwoodJldward
l‘
the body, and the head, leg and other
arm were found at Vernon. The un-
fortunate man was Dominique Durkins,
of Vernon, aged twenty or twenty- Jive
years. lie is supposed to have been
walking the track About a year ago
the titan tried toboardra train and lost
one leg.
John Linus-ban, aged forty-six years,
for years an eccentric character, was
found dead yesterday in the little house
in which he lived in Soutlimgton. lie
was last seen olive 011 Saturday night
when he was badly intoxicated. Sunday
morning he was found sitting in a chair
(lead and frozen stiff.
At a union meeting at the South Cou-
gregnn'ortal church, Middletow'u. Sunday
night. the pastors of the North and South
Congregational and the Methodist church
had a surprise in store for their hearers.
They said that there was more depravity
among their people than there should be;
that during the yeiir only twelve pimple
had been received in the Middletown
churches of their denominations; that
many of the church-going people did not
pay their bills and that the moral tone
was not what it should be.
BESDLUTIONS 01‘ RESPECT.
Tamed by Palestine (Taxis: on the Death
of Sir Knight William s. scarlea.
At a special meeting of Palestine
Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K. of M. 0.. held in
the Castle chamber on Wednesday even-
ing. Dec. 16, 1891. to take action relative
to the death of Sir Knight William S.
Scarles, the following resolutions were
offered and unanimously adopted:
Wiiluna. lt hasagain pleased the Supreme
Commander of the T'niverse in ills Wise judg-
ment to visit our Castle and remove from our
midst our beloved brother. Wm. B. Surlea:
Restated. That we bow with meek submission
to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
know ing that our lass laour late brother’s gain.
"Indeed. That in the death of our late broth-
er this ('asile has lost a worthy sir Knight and
his widow the companionship of a trim and
loving husband.
fits-bleed That the charter and emblems be
draped In mourning for a period of thirty
days. and that these resolutions be published
in the daily paper and a copy of them we
treated to our late brother‘s widow.
Important Railroad Decision.
A decision has been given by the su-
preme court in the "Sliepuug Voting
Tmst ctiae.” SO-CIllEd. Judge Robinson
gives a very elaborate opinion upon the
duty of directors in a corporation to not
wholly for the interest of stockholders.
for whom they are trustees, and not for
their own individual interest. holding
such action void where the interests of
the corporation are postponed to their
own in this case a eyudicate got con»
trol oft stock of the Slit-pang, Litch-
field an Northern Railroad company.
put themselves into the presidency and
directorshipof the company to extend
the road to tide water. and to a junction
with another read, their object being by
makingoontraots for the work with a
construction company, which was but
isotherm-for themselm. ‘0 mall?“
large profits ootoi the loss of theme»
W7.
may ism ore.
Fifty years old, 108 broad pages, I48
original engravings. artist: by weather-
ities in every branch oi agriculture and
domestic affairs, and a wonderfully coat-
pact array of statistics, showing why the
future of farmers is brilliant with hope
--tbese are a few of the charactrelstlos
of that sterling magaiine for January,
the American Aniculturnt, as and at
Lafayetteplace New York. 'f‘heuulquo
celebration of its whence upon the see-
oudbaliceuturyis a marked strait in
the agriculture world.
caahnnuaktbaihallfli-
A Hartforddhpatchllyli “1th
sdthsttheliewkorkandlieww
musmmtunmhmw
tolaeakthedsadlooktnuisOonneotfout
legislature-o that calm Won
whisker: up. The W W
ofthsidhnadpsoplsktomw
uvspwltfsiioaferh WW
b the list of the dead and twlumd:
The Dead and Irdrlred.
Dead—~Madame Ivan Rokey, dammit of
the City Burlesque eornmny; Ben flatn-
burg, drummer for Liehmann d: Schloss.
Cincinnati
Injured—Mark Rogers of the burlesque
company. hadlyiujurcd in legs and back.
Gus Power-s, same company. hurt in back;
Stella Chilton. same company. badly hurt in
legs and back: M. G. Rutlege. porter of m
Tor car. face tally Tanned: Nellie Henley,
of New York city. badly crushed. will die;
John Forrest. William Hall and J. N. Dav-
ids. of ()nwfsmhwillc. cut about the head;
I. B. Fox. of New Albany, head and legs
badly crushed; Eugene Dyer. Lafayette.
head cut; C. W. Lowden. Salem, 1nd. leg
badly crushed: F. C. Hoyt. head cut; Eva
Marshall. Ellisville, side and head crushed;
Mrs. Anti Hibbs. Wheatffeld. face crushed:
Ezra H. Kim». Wheatficld. left arm broken
and right hand cut of»; Tit-Ten Love. bun
bisque company. injured internally; ti. N.
Gardner, of 1.30083. back slightly injured
and arm sprained.
J. J. Enrighf. Chicago, knee and head
hurt; C. N. Chick. Greencastle. lumber
merchnt. right kg cut off just below the
knee. will die; Dave Mnlsbury. Rome. N.
Y.. eye gougcd out and arm rind log broken.
0. N. Cornwall. roadmaeter, Blinmington,
hack hurt and internaly injured; John
Winchester. Innisville, luggagemaster. hack
hurt; Express Messenger Cutler. Touisvillc.
internal injuries; William Snyder. ucwsbny,
Chicago, shoulder broken: Cora White. of
the burlesque Lmnpauy, of b‘yructua‘. N. k'..
slightly injured about the braid; Fannie
Everett, of the burlesque company. intern-
ally injured: Ollie Lewis. of the burlesque
company. bruised about the braid; Melvin
lit-Rec. lThicagt. hip and back hurt.
Harryi‘ Bryant. of the burlesque com
pany Phil: ulclpliiu. head bruised umk bill-
ly sprained; himige Lerner. of the Bur-
lesque company. Pittsburg. Pa. head bully
bruised; Paul Allen, head crushed: William
Bishop. brakettizin. Infaycttc. seven-Ty
burned about the shoulders; John Bills,
conductor. internal injuries; Thomas lilo
unto. opera troupe. internal injuries; Miss
Bililn. i‘niwforrhtvillr. fair crushed; Nut.
Berry. Crawforrlsville. injured internally
and about the firm; Mini Brcyfogle, head
and face badly irrnimd; Nat Batty. Bill
Smith. Dave Jill'll‘ll and John l-‘. Sullivan. 0!
this city. all bruised.
The Wreck Was Complete.
That no others were killed outright seems
marvellous as the wreck was most com»
plate. Alarge force of men was engaged
in putting up ion a short distance from
where the wreck (marred. and they ren—
dered good assistance in putting out the
fires and saving Tires. C. N. Check, of
Greencastle, had a leg cut off and w-
pinncd lmeath a pdr of trucks and it
seemed. (lcspitc the efforts of the moment,
that they could not release him before the
fire, which was fast npprmohing, reached
him
Be never loaf his nerve. though enduring
intensely, and ordered the rclicf corp to
cut 06' both his legs if that was the only
way they mold release him. A block was
finally pmcnred from the engine and the
unfortunate man was released just in the
nick of time. c was removed to this city
but cannot survive the night.
In its leap tin- lcnding coach commas/red
aatump which penetrated the side of the
ear and probably caused the death of lime.
Ivan Rokoy, of the Burlesque company. and
of Don Hamburg. the l‘iau'nnatf dru
The woman was found by the side of' the
stump, her head crushed out of all semblance
to humanity. tilts wasI also disambigoweled.
panther-g was found ying on t stump
mangléd almost beyond reongnithtu.
Ir. Breyfogle. tin-president of the ‘10qu
read. and his wife and son were film
wayin to [title but
wit
“a“ wrocksdtrainwasbonndnorth The
seeneofthewrsckhlesstbanouehalfmne
fromtheplaoe of the terrible freight eel-
Monamoatbagu
that the law ht Alana.
mum tun—Tbs NewJerssyFedsn-
atto- oi Trades and labor pained mutilation-
to oppose all attempt to change the present
mechanlm' lien law. They say the changes
Imposed are not acceptable to the labor or
mutations, and they will brings powerful
influence to hear on the leglshtnre to keep
their.hsndi ed.
Andria Will Keep liar lind- OI.
Visors. Jan. fh-Anstrialnsdscidednot
tossndawarshipto’l‘sngteraandwllllsave
ltto mislead, France, ltaly and Spain to
stttlsthssubtlufiorcrsstss mulli-
cultythen. Austrian int-mat
are until at eianpaied with thsoounuiu
hidieated.
choked IIIIA
sinus. moan-attach
the We Olsen
Unrest-,2. Lulu Tau-The we.
" Miami em. ' I"
i‘rankB. Kinnetd; Poiornac.J.L C..S Berger.
NEW JERSEY‘S LEGISLATURE.
hath Ila-sea Organise and itecelve the
Governor’s ales-age.
Taurus. Jan. 12.——Both branches of the
legislature organised this afternoon. Rob
art Adrian, of Kiddies”, was reek-emf
president of the Hanan. and Speaker Ber-
gen. of Soccer-it, will wield the gavel in the
house . They have already made out
their respective lists (1 committees, which
are to be announced Wadnsedav.
After the organisatiui was completed
mmittees'wara—ith'oin buih hinges to
the governor an ' that they were
ready for husinetn. governor then sent
labia mcmge andafter it was readine-
ecsa was taken by each body.
Among the first hills expected ’3 one to
meet the defects in the lawn! TM in regard
to electric railways. Camden, Trenton. At-
lantic City. Asbury Park, Pascale. Paterson.
Jersey City and other plants. besides New-
ark. are interested in the; matter. The rail
roads are popular in all of them. and it is ex-
pected that the bill will go through "with
bells on.”
Ira. Quanta-lash lay Illa.
News“. N. J.. Jan: lav—Thesistersat
St. Michael's hospital were not no sanguine
of Ira Mohawk rectum. She i
very low and weak. Shoaldsherecnvnrshe
will probably be insane. Quaokenbuah’s
body has been sent to Albany for interment.
Hm Stendor acmmpaniml it. but will re-
turn to this city u soon asthe funeralis
over. She will takt~ charge of the children
in the event of their mother's death.
Awaiting the New libedlva.
Calif). .Tnu. 12-211.» commission sp-
pointcdtu inquire regarding th~ rlcutliuf
the khcdive say it is appari'ul that the doc-
tors mistook the disease and «lid not rt'tilize
its gravity. Great pti [Kirarii.- are living
made for the inception of ‘ “like The new
imam will to instxdh .1 . um Adhin “.1
are. Six English lfl‘DiLVl‘l innit anmnrrt
for the steamer nhith is conveying the
young khedivc to Kg)pt.
CI! Illa Thrall in Church
Thor . Jun. lfi~thu the congregation of
The German Lutheran church at Pil‘filt‘ilkll.
four miles from Troy. rue» lust lllfllli fur the.
bent-diction. Martin Lanz. aged thirty-five.
drew a razor and cut his throat from car in
our. lite injurics are fatal. Lam occupied
atvar pew with his wife and mutlltll‘. it is
thought his mind was deranged.
larder-ed In Ills lie-Irena.
Ssmr Hanson, Fla. Jan. 11—43. M. D.
Inlocs. a well known citizen who lived alone.
was found with his head nearly severed in
hit bedroom. The overturned furniture.
the torn clothing of the dead man. and
bruit“ abut“ the body. showed that there
had been a terrible struggle for life. Nour-
rests have yet «curred.
Pooh-My \fnto Death.
Brvtttznnr. Pa. Jan. 1'2.~Ex{‘hiot of
Police Wit-ton D. Snyder met with death as
the result of his own folly. lie was an un—
tunally powerful man and shouldered om
poundsciisily. Bounds a wager that he
could lift awhole beef, and while making
the attcnipt he ruptured a blood vessel and
bled to death.
'Iul in Thulr Night flotilla.
New Battsswicx, N. J.. Jan. launder
's house at Highland Park was
burned. The fire was started in a defective
lae. 'l'hefamlly Tywereaalesp in the house
at the time Iml m mm their
very“ escape out, a few trifle:
n
Bacaamro, an. ll—Buey flag. a high-
hinder from 'Prisco. tried to avenge the
murderer hiseouain. Bengali, bye-satire
nail Piaynlsnly's lad rats.
lie Din“ W Villa tonsil-[t
Diwali, Ti. J., Jan. ”shank Dalton,
and residing at “Bank
WMilfll’u Ind a
tofini-supveiiieiz'our'twill“L m ”.1
any confession.
sented by the defense.
up.” Theda-3. \raruse.
Sentenced to the Gallows.
should not be tanned upon yeul"
“Your Honor." the doctor replied. "
it“!!! Biruahy l flu but t‘titifimd To
out that l setitalmttleof “laxity to
Your Honor.”
mug. “of the tnurdrr 0' ‘its lhitunby.
Your counsel ban nut intimaml m thci
banned by any other motive than justiu».
Theevidenns dearly Whit-Ii the verdict
nether-fr. nnemumummmw
know that I i have «martial-wetter
correct any errw
[may have made hon. Thatcher Graves.
shall be tvndcrcil to the custody of the
sheriff. and twenty-four hours after you
shall be taken to the penitentiary at (linen
City and kept in solitary mtifitremetit until
the week of Jan. Ill, when you shall be
banged by the neck until you are dead.”
The doctor mes [mic as death. A low mur-
mur arose and thcu Judge l-‘ut'iuati suited
ftr ninetydays in which to filohisbill of
exceptions to the supra-m.- court. Mr. Stev-
ens said he did not think the mart had any
power to grant so much flail“. Judge Rising
and: "You Kill have To prw‘ttt this with
in twenty days" "But the cow-root may
print a reprieve.’ added Jul 7“ Fortune.
Handful-«l and in Challis.
Dr. Chives was taken to the penitentiary
at Canon City. Beside-.- the “them he was
auiaunmiticd by a large risinilwr of other
prisoners, mostly petty otl‘cm‘. we. Steel
cuffs ivcrt- on his hull-lo and c .115 [Kmllil
his feet. This mot hu- fir w. z;1::~lw inn. been
exp‘msl to such 'tultguity. ll - took ibi-
filtration coolly and WM morn-om :uzd pica-i.
ant to the officers in charge The doomed
min iiilltc-i fn‘elynn all subjects but theatre
of his supposed guilt. Dr. Graves was not
pcrtnittul to soc his Wlft‘ lrfun- .l.-:,..~trting
She is improving gmlmdly and is ignorant
that her husband took one more stop in the
dlrectiouof the gallows, This information
will not bemtivcyi-d to bur until she is Well
enough to go to him.
Judge Rising held an investigation today
into the conduct of the offimrs who mu-
vcyed the doctor to the jail the night the
verdict was returned and Wllu alleged that
the accrual made it t‘uufmsion. The officers
started under oath that they did not ply the
prisonerwith questions. but the doctor gnaw
hum of his own act-uni. The mun.
annotated the deputies of all unbecoming
conduct.
Governor Boutt has stated that the doctor
shall have time emiugh to be heard in the
supreme coma if his exca'llcucy is to grant a
reprieve.
It is reported that a petition for the com-
mutation of Dr. finivus' soutcnce will at
once be circulated in thiacity. A desire to
prevent capital garnishment rather than the
feeling that Dr. "raves in inutwnt sis-ms to
be at the bottom of the movement.
'5. , Hellman! ulcers: lurid. .
hilt 2d. Raw-M the annual site
Exi- allots-maimtors of the an- and
rgitaheadcuniparu the following
WWII.
Strung. tosueeeedWillTam l..' Boothhis
“hem-law: cometary and treasurer, Wll
bani Brewrter; directors. Robert 8. fair-
thilds.James Icihna. (learn 3. Roberts,
HeOarter and William Ti. Taylor.
Judge linger herioasly Ill.
Sincere. N Y.. Jan. 12.411131 Judge
wmmc Busch“ ofthe court (1le it
y ill. lie he been «refined to
libbsd wlththegrip and h nowsuffortog
lately from an attack «hiccups. whichb
might- strength away rapidly Dr
Jseobsun concedes that his patient! condi-
don is cities! in thentrems
vitamins.
r the ‘ of the tcnce Mr. - . » — .
1.3:.“ nkedfifim o: “:12; dm 1.: give you a chance of a life time, only one per yard.
papare his appeal to the supreme court.
23:“ “Emitting? £fiiodzfidm‘: ually reduced to 3250 per yard.
luatified the verdict. Judge Rising mid:
“In the math-r of the motion for arrest of
judgmentl FXillillTlfld the authorities pro
I hardly think they
the position mourned and the mo
tion will be if» “it‘ll Titania-r Graves. stand
“Have you anything to so) why sentence out. the lot.
I!“ in any WDV or in any manner It!
thought had anything to do with the death
Barnaby. inroads..- I never sent it. l’nmml. I
“You have bin ti futmilguilty."s1titl.lttlgi (’IS sat 42i'., ‘V01 th 5th b-‘Ml :2 -
actual value of this quality of damask is Ill per yard. “'0 shall
0110 special bargain in turkey red damask. the ‘JSC quality act—
The biggest thing for a little money ever seen.
X. Y. large. size Huck towels. 190 each.
2 litre all linen damask towels, full size. for The.
During this week-dust think of it—l doz. napkins for 39¢
f ltie special lot of a E-S German Damask napkin. bought tot lose
Our price will be 81.12% per doz. Tl orth at least $1.31.
1 Due lot fancy turkish towels for tidies, eta, choice 9c each.
Special in Stamped Linen.
0110 lot of Bureau Scat'fs, Tidi's atu'bl ‘plash-
The standard
A
motion fora new trial that the jury was it:- H ANDKERCH l E F3-
llut 3c. c lCIl north .10.
1 lot 90. each, worth 12%0.
1 lot 15c. each, worth 19c.
1 lot 190. each: worth 250.
(lutsitlc of our Linen sale we shall make
.1 Special Price on one lot fancy ttimmed
Ladies Jetsics at 49c, worth more than
this pmc at wholesale.
South Norwalk Boston Store,
33 \VASHI‘.GTON STREET.
l-Shamelul Sacrifice!
A great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hos-
iery and Underwear
M. S. SMI’TH’S.
-————- nee-«~—
(lwinv to the backwardncss of the season“
we find zfloutttoelvcs loaded with a great queue
tity of W 001. Healthy and Underwear which
must be sold.
And as we are anxious to unload this"
stock you may depend that the price will
be below cost, and in many instances less
than I manufacturer’s price.
Our whole time and attention will be
centered on the above stock, which will
be displayed on our center counter for them
next two Weeks.
Moon“...
gent for the Dorset-est dewing Machine,
“9. 50; guaranteed for five years.
COMH'TCX' K BROS. “Mimic build' .,T; 50
Main st. n". \'. iientlemen a fur' irig '30!th
Fi’ .ANCln' .1: CO :36 “ashlagtnn it 15. X. fine
hats. g».- nth iflril' ~ furnishings of all kinds.
MERCH \N'l' TAILOBE.
GITSOWHKT. E 3! Well at X. A perfect it
guamutcrnl'; the later-t at} feedlways on hand
Kin'ULiLl'. 1730. Main st, hi. N. Flue tail-
oring .t :jmillil)‘. Repairing. etc.
MILL! 5128‘.
COLLlVa. R M. T: Main st, n‘. N.lm1es on
material used if oe~iml.
Fl’fi ll lfv. 2" "is: of “'nll at no f
Old Stah' in island Dyeing F. «abl’lghemjntn
Ml. SIC TEACHERS.
l'f'lilmivN. K. 30 WW! {li’i}i1m¢..\'. Teacher of
Punt), Organ and Harmony.
GIBSUN, ALEX :~. 2!: ‘lerwlti H, .Piano.
organ and harmony.
Oks'lkiu l’LAN'I'EBS AV!) DEALERS
HUT “.T \\. ll..tr son. Li Water shah .(foot
ut Ray ttmml. -. l’i- utters. cxwrters and whole-
sailmie-alvr-s tn lutiiiei y-ters.
REl.l)&1li¢JiS.\f\X.iil “ate! suds. Plan-
irl'a and >llIr-ilt 1'» of Sn walk oysters.
VAN NAME. J l.. d- (‘0. l’. 4). harms. .\'.
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SURWALK PATTERN \\ ORKS. ('hka. H Als- ‘
tliurpe. prop, fitter-t do are ‘15. House Lrah .
mg a aptclali}. by meant, but water or hot
air Reich-litre: Nut-milk Lock Company.
l‘lrfifll’lll Dr. liohammti. «hand: if. T. '
mil, 1st. int John fryomthot airl;\\’iiiiam
Ti. ~‘mit 1. tritium; Crawl, Church. (hot air):
nit-1 many others.
PAINTEBS.
Bil ATSARD, F. L‘. 7“ ate: it. \. 51K}! ”in”
Point. gold and silver sign... a spec-hilt. y.
0:51P. ill‘ TNK GEO. ll. 7 \V star at 5. House
and sign painter. paper banger. decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
\‘ul T'H t; .3. e Tia-bin «on s: S. N.
acidity only. rind that mE Der-t. ' One
PHISICIANS.
Burke. \V. C. office “and 4 “ashlngto .
as. Hawaii to to ima'. me. n 5‘
PlANi) TUNIIB 8 REPAIR”
HEW)??? f'. F. rorWall and Knight $352315
dealer in pianos, on: “2‘. sheet Lorraine“
PLATI‘SG— GOLD. SILVER AND NICKEL-
Sill 1 ii \Ufi“ \LK PLATIVG (:0. l
nl. All Limbo! elm in L a ‘ lit!
l
and refinishing of all finds of “NW
HEAL ES'I'A'I'S AGLN'I'S.
T. AY TON. JAI ‘08 5f. \\ Mixington annex: P. i)
5 1\ Property turninuhuseaio rent. mostly
\ViMlD\\ARD. ILA. .‘m. )lainfl§.N. houseew
mu and building loin t‘nr sale. ’
Bfiii'l'iil. “BITS.
”SEEK.“F.91‘nllrflmli’lm'e 3. Br. than
at all hours. Strnily first chum 1:1 cw. 3, re.
Mini. ‘3‘ fr vv. Tullit boarders who
i \‘cl’l’s Dl'. l’i Yl‘ liF.‘iT.-\1'R.L\"T'.S.I\Qunl-
ity the bt‘nl prion the loin-st. Open. till night
““0013.
mum was [sent mrrv manhunt“
minding amitlay school. l-ftlltcrmf’ept. 17.
MIL-i..\fl~1.tli-~it ”00L for girl» and young
ladle» llillnlllt‘. \'. l-‘nll tenuopeuz- Uct. l.
HHOIK’I'IIAND AND '1'" Pb“! TING.
l. .\T' Dilli'r'v BlAMJK. ti. 3'. C F. Plumb. T’rln
Do) and evening session. Send for sin ular
STEAM 133015” )5” Pl.“
NORWALK TRON “DPT-is ( OMPANY. The
“'tllt'i’ n.5, 3: mar Railroml bridge.
S‘I’I'ZAMSIIIP TICKET AGES“.
l. .W TON .I ANTS .\l. “'asliingtonst. next 1’11
:3. N. Pass. ill kets. nlnfimnnmyordoranreud
STONE DEALERS» -
”r "If ititlh. 3011)! ll. it \1' whington st.S. 3 man
brie: k. lime. ccmui. hair.p
Mum-m. JOHN ii. 6! Ta a?“ arena». 8. 1V
Ail-41 layer of com rote wake.
311le RANGES MD HEATERS.
Kl-lTl'iiifhl [ANDON :3 llaviland 8.}
this storm; and water heaters. T'. 030: W
POWELL. J. W. it Washington It. Ti. H.
TIECIUK“.
hltlli’l'thJOilN WTayloraventiefiJ. “filth
and hear y trunking promptly attended
UNDERTAKRBK»
”7311513.“, J. T). or limits mum
deuce 1 Elm st. pTele‘pho‘u a“.
Jibhlrfltifio. 335'». Main,. Ii. ..§.N Open
RAYMOND. i P0. if. or and id at,
Residence: llcrltrlev wt. '1‘th :4. N
”All or lltllil—Pltlill llllll
SKATES Pllllilmm lam) Tllill
ulnar 'lEalee. Violins. printing mes. toilet
tweet. album» invalid ulm- mirrors. too
t‘ltt‘Il'i, n r guns. rifles, mitt», watt lien. to in
lantcriis. tamrm. and tlumwands of Mt"
things thumba it uh club orders for ourcolshrat—
MTM.IMHD§'WI1IILWHH:I maintai-
item guarantee-t. mm. stamp for particu-
Thelelknapleafio
Brldgeport. Conn.
Thehandmest mountain-Mufflers
nectlom
s. D. BAYLE‘B’.
In North XII-la Must. hull Imfll
has «merit tested and lift at
in 0:15”th promptly tilts-l tiny "put
Bil. Illlllllls E. TSTIllIlIl
ct ows tramway”, .1..." Murat!“
tritium union.
Io. Ismfllllllllfiil ”Jar. m lit.
Jacob lit. ~' if
Martini and “flotilla own
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