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'0' can an"! mom-y by purchasing W. L.
Ilm lglms Hho (11-1.
we are inc lnrg': ct manufacturers of
advertised shoes in the world. and default:
value by clamping the name an price on
bottmn, whic 'otccls you against high
es and the middle i’isn 3 pm. its. 0m- shoes
custom work. in male, on- y fll ing and
g unlliica. We luvs t‘ m sci 1i every
. here at oworpric l for 121': 1- givcntban
nyothei' make. ’ 1- mu. “. . .. if your
cannot buppl; you wu .. '1. Sold by
J. Schaub & 80151“.
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'i‘wsniy-nve ylesrggex-
and b.” 'wi‘é'fid';h.mi” gmgr-1 omit:
KLW'ZLZEL .
vsfifiour
, The people all say ilunt &
Zelufl keep the finest to ho had
The finest assortment of
to be found.
, PliKlEll OYSTEIIS
at wholesale and retail.
FISH. ("STEM illl) VEGHiBlE
Millllil.
iluni & Zeluii,
I Wenonah. 40-11.
JACOB M. LAYTON
‘ its. his nil icciisu instruct.
1mm ill! llilliSE Milli
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Puxnsoanrnu. Nov. sown. srsad
jury found a true but Ississt W
siiss If. R. .llolvass. new s min
Boston; Jsctlis’ B Hows. the 8s. Louis
lawyer. who collected the iassvsnssm
sy on B. F. Pisscl's policy for the lstlsv's
widow. sad the widow hermit. This is
dictmsnt rssds for “conspiracy to cm
and defraud. "
Coroner Asbbridge and President feces
of the Fidelity Mutusl company gave the
necessary svidencs for the finding of tits
indictment. Alexander McKnight. vice
president of the Fidelity Mutual som-
psny. made the following statement to s
reporter.
“While the suspicion has grown until
we on nsariy positive that Benjamin F.
Pitzci was murdered. the only chavnmads
before the grand jury was a conspiracy
to defraud. ”
"I am positive that the body found on
Sept. 4 st 1316 Csliowhili street. on which
an incpisst was held the next day as that
of B Perry, is none other than the:
of B. if. Pitzei, " ssld CorcncrIllshbridgc
“i am not at liberty at present to disoioss
my reasons for this assertion, but if I won
and pointed them out you would be con-
vinced. notwithstanding the stories as so
the wretched man’s cxpatriation in South
‘ America or elsewhcre. that he met his
death right here in Philadelphia" it
was stated that Mrs. Pitzel had been or
rsctcd in Burlington. VIL, and mods a
confession.
The detectives have practically ahan
doned the murder theory. cad now think
they are on the track of Pitzei in the per-
son of a man calling himself B. I". Ly-
man. whose whereabouts they refuse to ‘
divulge. They stated that Mrs. i'it'zel
had made a confession substantially the
some as that of Holmes except that she j
believes her husband to be in South
America. She has not seen him since the
alleged crime was committed.
The insurance officials profess also to
have received word that Holmes and Mrs
Pitzsi were on route to this city, having
left Boston last night Mrs. Pltzsi, it is
stated. was docoyed from Burlington.
Vt. to Boston by acommunicction which
she supposed to be from liolmes
Mrs. l’ltzei Confesses.
Bos'roa'. Nov. 20. —H Ii. Holmes. the ;
alleged life insurance swindisr. wm re:
moved from the city prison to police
headquarters. where his photograph and
measurements were taken in a private
room his confession was taken down by
a stenographer to be reproduced in court
in Philadelphia, He was careful not to
implicate any one except himself. and he
stated positively that the body found in
the room at Philadelphia was not that of
P. F. Fitzol. the insured man. but a
corpse obtained from a medical friend.
The police authorim 11 do not pima any
crcdcnce in ilolmos' story in this connoo
tion and hollow that i’ltzel was murder-
ed. in the municipal court Judge Ely
dismissed thi- case against iiolmcs here.
and the prisoner started for Philadelphia
inst night in charge of detectives.
Iiirs, l'itzel. wife of the Alleged victim
of ”Minor. was also one of the party.
She came here from Burlington. Vt., lost
evening in answer to a decoy message
sent by detectives from this city purport
ing to be from Holmes. and on her or-
rival bore Was arrested on the Ch'lrflfi of
complicity in defrauding the insurance
company. To the oilionrs film mode is fun
confession, it is sold. implicating Holmes,
at whose duggunbiun. she said. she had
gone to llu rilnpton.
She stntvd that Holmes substituted the
alleged bogus body for that of bar hus-
band and collected the insurance. but she
was kept in ignorance of tho whereabouts
of hcrhusband. who disopponred at once
Since the affair she has been moving
about from piano to place. prompted by
Holmes. in soon-i1 of her husband. and it
was through the hope that she would be
sent to him that she answerod tho tale
gram of the detectives.
Now she fears that the body for which
the insurance was paid was not a bonus
one, but that of her husband. Mrs. Pit-
zei also fears that her daughter Alice.
who was the only one besides iiolmss to
identify the body. has been spirited away.
as she hss completely disappeared. and
Holmes is the last one known to have seen
her. Holmes asserts that he left Mice
and the two other Pitssl children at their
father s home in llotroit nmonth ago and
sinus than has heard nothing from them
Holmes further stated that when he
came to Boston on Tuesday lust ha in
tcnded to take passage for Berlin. but
changed his mind. and iicforo he could
perfect other plans the detectives had him.
Miornuy llowv Ans-sled Also.
81'. Loris. Nov. 20,—.lcptho iiowc. an
attorney having on olllcc with the law
firm of McDonald it flows of this city.
was arrested hero on the chorus of con.
spiring with one ii. il. Holmes to defraud
the Fidelity Mutual Life insurance cnmi
pony of Philadelphia out of $111,000. The
arrest was made in connection with the
insurance swindlo case reported from
Philadelphia last Hatnrdny night.
Attorney llowc was taken beforo (Lilia:
liarrigcn at the four courts. M the con
fevencs W. if. (levy of St. Louis. nmnngnr
of tho Fidelity Mutual. was present. M
the conclusion of the conforoncs flow"
was released on is $1.00” bond. Hows
signed a document. to which the chief al-
so put his signature. and it won turned
over to Gary. Ncithsr Gary our Chief
ifsrrigcn would tall: about. the once to a
representative of the press.
Hows. however. mode this ntursmsns:
"i will say the same tr) you." said Mr.
flows. "that l have said to Mr. Gary and
flip chief. i do not in the first piece ban
iisvs that a fraud has been committed i
believe the body identified by Pittsl' s in
mold daughter was that of her father.
“Who marks of identification wore psrfcot
As to how Pitzcl met his death i cannot
say y.
“But. as i said to Mr Gary. if a fraud
has been committed i em so anxious to
have it investigated as any one and will
do all in my power in loving the guilty to
punishment 1 took the case in good faith
and noted no any stuimcy would have
done lilr tjnl’y asked me if they proved
a fraud, if i would ire willing to return to
the company my fun. i told him [would
he not only wliiimr. but would not under
any circumstances ilssp any part of it."
lir. flows says Ill has so has of the
results! his case; but dislikes the sub
W himitiitiislms W
. been no witness of the affair
Philadelphia and would the some of
1!. 1:. limes. Whllc lure Howard is said
tollsvsmsds the unusluuocsof B. If
lel. whose supposed body was found
in Philadelphia.
Howard has stated in Boston that the
body was not class of Final. but one that
wishes he knew of no conspiracy. and
llstthcdrst he know of the oasswss
when Mrs. Piml came to him and ssirsd
binsiotshcbsrgscfitforber. This!»
did and went to Philsdslpliia toiling
Pitssl's daughter with bins to Identify
the body and collect the money
Since l’itzsi's supposed death so trscs
of him has been seen“ This however.
friends take as their pounds of defense
They claim that Howard's story of sub
misusing a body for that of i’itzsl is on-
true and give as their belief that I'itzel
has been murdered, and that it really
was his body which was identified by his
; daughter in Philadelphia.
SHOT HER BROTHER
FMnl'n’W'illhsm amass slums by Inc
M.
Euro SIM). Mo 20 ”William Shoshana
was shot and killed at (from darn by
, his sister Mary. The two were qusrrsio
tag at the time. There appears to have
The walls
on claims she acted in self defcnss,
Shoshsn formerly low a saloon, lie
was about so years old ‘ (tiller. John
.Shssbsn. is drivrv 111..” 1 ll, font,
the supcnntoncim. l. 1:11 Mrs.
Slasher: is fiend. ’l bu t Insisfml of
the father. son and m. .. 1 or .ii. were
addicted to the use 11 1. Jim. and even
the woman mom otiy. ' scams Intoxicat-
ed. Fights Wore of in.v wont momma
' and the brother and sister wars the usual
participants
Hhsshsn went home drunk. soon after
the neighbors heard him onsmiing with
his states The» firm was shot. a cry.
‘sndhiovyrsnfromshs house. withers»
volvev in her hand The nsighbors hur-
ried to the house and found Shoshana iy
log on the floor of the living mom, with
blood running from a wound in his sbdo
men . its was museums, lie said his sis
tar had shot him. Sins entered the house
afterward and admitted the shooting.
I): Lynch was summoned. but could
do nothing for the wounded man who
died ten minum later.
Coroner Apgar unit charm; of to. cars.
and the young woman was put under or
rest. "or story of the affair is that when
her brother animal the norm she was en
alumni in household work. lie began to
scold her and threatened to kill her
When he attempted to ssvliso hm, abs ran
into another romn. lls iollmmi iurr iicr
father‘s pistol lay on o shelf. and in be!
terror she mhimi it and fired wildly,
The neighbors mm inclined 1r. sidu with
the woman, mi all believe her story
Negroes Ilimvu l p fry I'muicr.
Hi‘Nl‘iNlil‘iiV, W, \‘a. Not “Jo ~~.\ m;
vlbio explosion occurred in licilowsii
county on the Norfolk and “cistern nos].
iii) miles 11013th this city. in the Key
stone Coaismi cots crunpmny’s mining
camps, risvsrml ecimml "if” wore stump
ting to open is bag of minm‘ powder
when is exploded l’Jmovs Knightaod
fiamuci Dunn were blown to stems.
Charles visa“ and Andrew Magoo wens
horribly injured.
(mam le’s mm ass I» run.
Btu-Tim. Nov. so when l’nwmmans.
when asked this moo slums the Chicago
dispatch which small so»: mucus bsd
telegraphed Fitz-immune odsring his:
financial aid in his mm. replica can
be had nothing so say Csvtainillovi.
B‘itzsirnmom moo-w. sold that Corbett
had tendered caliber sympathy our final
oisl aid.
“ammon- mains 30‘ ”mm from ”I.
BAL'i’lsmitE. um. so?!» lislsirooss
bun its breve not yet shown is dispmition to
respond to mum (Julian's sitcom
inviting bids for fin-Ms. The Baltimore
bank» bms more than landmine in gold.
audit is thought silos mml WWI
for bonds will be roads within the our
few days.
A lamp ham
HURAM'IH. Pa, film. m-A firsds-
strayed the bones occupied by (loops!
About. bionic and Antonio Afro-ii.
bmthersof L's-mu. museums; iissnu
’i‘lis coroner .- 3on mutual s "(MM of
accidental death is is supp-nod a town
exploded
Passenger f‘mwlrlmr ”Mam.
Comm», Nov. ills-111- Warm i'asv
cougar association as it has saluted up so
the pvms “M was practically wiped
out of :1me its ifocli Island.
Alton and Missouri l'scflis ms mass
of withdrawal from the caesium
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rials-isle of a firm must.
ilsw Your. Nov. dun-lions. lisy.s
uswsvd of ”WW Ls ’l’ocvsiss. fros-
1‘ lions. while soft-sing from delirious In
areas. lumps-l ”trough cocci mm”
gum into losses and woodman on
w in.
W In ”its" "who.
"lili’fl‘fmfi. N”. 21).me ilsglas
lists vissv marl-lot Its limos! discuss
was W is mus-s st tbs iii-Mud
hmiinmulkfmmmm
of his pastorate in 11mm
m sum routs—p m
ills Francisco. My.” rams» sslscf
Polo Allowances was the nest W
M of its you sols mil to
sisters min-gamma for lions.»
mags of tats n
mimic ;;tllsssn
flatworms. isov towns listeners
”Mappers-Hamiltonian
MWmmmn-s
minimum» WW
its “Woman-stun Which
lemmas: 11.qu in. who
Della-gum u... i. asdAshAilllis
Foil-wentoflssllins‘usrough.
Brannon“. Ala. Nov. 20-41mm“
7. Koihths defected candidate of tbs
1’ list party for governor of Aisbcms.
polishes s lengthy address to the people
of Alabama in the stats organ of the
Koibitos sud Populism. In which be do
clsrss his intentlonto tobc inaugurated
gourmet the stats Dec Luminous upon
his followers everywhere to gather at
Montgomery on that day and aid him in
taking his cost.
The cddrsss bcgins by saying that. the
paramount issue in the into state cam-
paign was honest elections and charges
that fronds were commitwd in 1892‘ it
says there was almost a universal doninnd
cgsirvlt the romtitlon of those frauds.
The address then says that after the
election this your Koib issued an address
1'71;
lifil‘lii‘lh' F. KOLB.
stating he had been elected, shortly after
which his lenders held a conference. As
a result of this conference meetings were
called in every county for the purpose of
ascertaining the wishes of the people
with reference to the alleged frauds.
A convention was also called at Mont-
gomery for Nov. 12. says the address. at
which resolutions were adopted to the cf-
fset that Koih was elected by the qualified
electors. that the will of the people was
set aside through the agency of election
managers and county officials. aided and
abetted by the corrupt judiciary.
Kelli then says that last Saturday. when
the logislotur‘c mavens-l in joint session
to count the votes for state ofiicers, Sen-
ator lioodfl‘i’n cross to file a protest sign—
ed by ii Populist members of the legisla-
ture «uninci counting the vote of certain
counties "firm. it is alleged, frauds were
colorliiltmi. iiiil'll Speaker Clarke of tho
house mmio (ioodwyu out of order and
unloved him to tciao his seat. calling upon
the «lotirkeelmr to sent him. The address
then ('Ulil‘i udm
“'Imlcmnlr Iris-uh Alleged.
"'i'bcofilclol worn, as declared by the
speaker. gives Oates ls majority of 27.582.
Election frauds committed in the counties
named in the protest of Senor or Goodwyn.
of which we have positive and sworn evl.
dimes. would be more than sufficient to
wipe out all the majorities claimed for
Oates. The foregoing considered and in
View of the exciting conditions in Ala-
bama. i bars determined to discharge my
full duty to the people of Alabama. I
will not fail to repent the pledges which
i have «node to the people who have given
me their confidence and stood by me 80
heroically during the past four yours.
”You. fellow citizens. have twice olsot
and mo governor of this state. and this
time. by tho gram of (Hod and the help of
the ganipeopleuf Aiubnnm. 1 will be gov
"up!
"Doc. i is tho day fixed by the law for
the inauguration of the governor. (in
that day I shall in: in Montgomery for the
purpose of lacking the oath of office and
my seat as governor And i hereby call
upon amid people in every part of the
state to aid ms in all proper and pascal»-
Irlo “woods to uphold the law and set
II“. the [wiser «if traitors and nourpofl
in Mai‘aum i appeal to my friends and
snpymviri. {win all polls of the state to
he in )luutm m ry 11H rile int day of De
seminar. toms and then to give me their
“pylori in :. .uwiiil and peacubis man.
not to vigilii-m- the r Illiorllos.
“i mono": against any unlawful dour
castration. but out the presence and co.
operation of fmcmen in a necessary effort
to enform the law and carry out its pro}-
so.“
The arrest of Koib for treason is not
improbable. and if his followers under
fake tom him, which. judging from the
continuous expressed at their meeting
in Montgomery last week. they will on
limthwiy do. it is hellovmi the” will be
serious trouble
£3»er 4mm on Ihs‘ Slum Manifesto.
minimum. Ms. Nov. climb/lion
lioib's nisnlfsssi was shown to (lovsrnor
Jonas. thi- governor remarked: “William
(.1 (isles has [m elected governor by the
fairly ssprmmi will or a majority of the
people of Alabama and has how so do
slsmi by ihs general assembly. the only
tribunal whir b has tbs who or authority
under the ooiislitutlon declare this to
soil. It is my duty to ass that ho is duly
installed. and by tho grace of (ind be will
he. lilo not snitcipaic that any number
of men will be foolish enough to heed
Kalb I advice. but if they do so the con
muons will he on their own hoods. ”
Firs» In Indians».
Wli.lli!!iidiillff. 1’s. Nov. 20.——A dim.
Muslin occurrsd as Hudson's. this
county. The hotels of John Harvey.
Janus Joyce and William Hhsridsn, the
slum-Islam's of hsshan i-lhipmso and
indwelling houses were laid in ashes
1m limo F; 11..» livirwm.
Mi ”minis. t1onn..h'ov. ill) w'l‘ho
torpedo islet Eric-son made another at-
Wfl Ill 1:” In“ if” course ul‘ Iiill‘ M
trial. but word the writer ism rough and
was unimpeded 1o scorn.
fps-ling "null Arms.
It: on. if 1. Nov. oil‘Thc testing
“If i sum was continual! at the tor-
msmlcn tutors the naval small mm
mm lbpuisim Protest
unsymmfi'hh nor sou-1's- lispnir
mould-unscrew"! vstssty
WW
Lc‘ky’.
Mil
You might guess exactly the weight of “Ned" and his har-
ness and wagon. We have over s theta-11d cards in the
, box buhit's sli guess work .for rememb-
ed December 8d. Guess again, you may not have allowed
for his growing stouter.
Everybody
Welcome.
W. ll. BENEllllll 81. BBMPANY,
III
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BENTINEL BUILDING,
SOUTH NORWALKr
hols to be weigh-
Ill iii in
I.
WASHINGTON STREET,
(1 line
A ladiss' solid gold watch. good
PEIIi IIIIIISE BUICK.
NORWilK. Cllllll
emit
vgn—
Notm of local enfrrtuinments of all
kinds to which an minimum is charged,
and notices calculator! to promote private
interests. crawl where an mliwtisermf
of norm appears in culvertiamw columns,
are dun-9rd fur at regular futon. lU casts
WILI PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are an new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
. desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods 1s larger
than 13 shown anywhere' 1n Nor-
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
lit. 2 First Avenue.
EAST NORWALK.§
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Billie P11111111 Sell icing ills Cleaner.
Prevents hooves, colic.
broken wind. and other
horse sickness and takes
" , the place of an not spent.
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Uspscity, l bushel per minute
puuiiy... ’ bushel per minute.
any stable or individusl.
Manuel '1‘.
BAY. STRAW.
it is all wool.
No 1.5maiistnbies. l 1315 horses.
gilfl.
Size, 9in inches. ll feet. 6 inches long.
No 8. Medium Stables. 15 £0.50 homo. Size. ilxll inches. 6 feet 6 inches
long Capacity. 1 bushui par minutn
No. it. large stables. 50 to 300 home...
Sin. “is“ inches, 7 feet long. Ca.-
Bpecial sizes and lengths in. ids to order from any kind of hard wood and fancy
woods. trimmed' in brass bronze or silver at reasonable advance cost. Will suit
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One of sublinest things is Plain truth.
If we say a
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ALL WOOL.
Men like turkeys are improved by good dressing.
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RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
‘, South iiorwalk. Conn.
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