Does Not Bite
T ,‘ ,Htlie Tongue
Tobacco
is free from’
coppems or any .
/'
Offices. 436 Main Street, '
murmur-owl.
‘ '1'; $3 SHOErmcrez.
n . reconnowm,
. . FWQEWW
‘4.‘5.§°FMW&m
, mew,
‘ - ~ ~ anocmon.me.
nix
- a one no bloom
we are the largcsr manufacturers 0'
Mad lime. in the world, and uarnntoe
i he‘value by swinging the name no 'price on
" bottom. whic
and tin: middlemau'n profits. Our short
custom Work in style, easy fitting and
ug qualities. We have them sold every
here at lower prices for the value Sivan than
'l‘:1l:v l'O substitute. lgyom
Y
J. Scbaub 8t 5053:.
other mate.
1' cannot ruppiy you. we sun. bold
m We report whether film was mmplotely in his pow", and that
”MW w‘fimg“ '- . is." 1:: she would do anything he told her to.
'Mm. $1 ttorrrar u Law. When the ilt'ltimll‘. of killing Mien (lingwae
-'v m- '07 'r 0.0» suggested. Hayward told him that by kill—
mhr lvr
VE—llllIQNT
llilPlE Sllllll’
The people all say iiunt &
Zeluif keep the finest to he had
Theflneet assortment oi
FISH
to be found.
Pilllllll lllSlEllS
at wholeeale and retail.
nu. anon on noun:
IlllKEl. '
l
lllllll & loluii.
telephone an. on.
W
[“003 m. LAYTON
I’ll. ill. III lttlltli Insulin
outrun “
the north side of theulaendtheveto
, At mired-rule
Willlll tbcheiiattbe biased
Ill Bill! llll
l ‘0. JENNINGS».
",UnWw.
”We: aduitorations.
u. 3. rare 3 on“,
CONflo
W. L. DeueIK
eavclr’nnnr‘y by purchasing W. I...
protects you against high
r
.rlonvei made Claus
theexsctmeaniugofhie
' cnmrzmxr cine.
wan prior to the timowhen Hayward wont
Nov. 8.
either the holding up or the killing of a
$400, the object bring to rennin "will"
as evldom-o of lluywuni'n indclnednesa.
Blixt‘e iunomm-o provonml him from hav-
wue Wanted.
Hayward wont to (,‘bimfro himself.
. Induced Him to Commit Arm m
eating tire too bum
tentlnry hold on the man.
(ling was branched. Hayward told him
addition would make “0.00". an Ibo had
"willed" her life inmmrneu to him.
which he Wmlltl make to commit tbedoud.
with the crime and threatened to quit
that he would do it himwlf. nylon, ”I
would an new kill her an I Would a dog."
This wan about a week ago.
ride which Mine “in; tools on Nov. 27.
to Biixt.
her.
lldod with the curb.
0n fiaturduy night, after a wound ride.
again met Bllxt.
rim and promlmof momy iln
guilty pom.
~ mum at the M
at it) minute; of 7 and
await hie mine.
erytiring in Ill fight."
Bllxt folhiwed out
‘ Irvin mums: atom.
suwua-mu‘eptnnaiuuymr-
leumthm—mouteledw
mime, m 10.11: the m.-
A. Flirt.
onion and told thewhole horrible My.
lie related it in broken Inuit-b, audit
wsr’neoeerary at times for him toenplaln
learnt-en.
Blixtiixedrhetimeof his unrecover-
ration with Hayward in regard to the
money making rehenree which the young
man had in mind an about two weeks ago,
but it is evident from hie etory that they
must have rommcnood fully one month
before the munivr. an the first mnverentlon
to Chimgo. whirl) was on the night of
The first ”inference wax in mmrdto
Chicamr man who had binned llaywtd
of any pain-rs which the man might have
.lng an intelligible him of what the tune-
Mtion was to be further than that thorn
was to be u holdupor a murder. Heyv‘vard
pmprml to send lilixt to (Thio-agamnd to
have him roturn from that city when he
Illlxt refused to go into it and my! that
l'pon returning fmmi‘himuo, llnywnrd
bronchi-d to him another crime—that of
He induced Bill!
to commit this not. thus enquiring n peni-
lt wne shortly
after this that the mhmne to murder Mint
lug Mine fling he wmlltl fruit: pm
of 07,000 which be had given her, and in
He offered illixt one-fifth of the amount
lilirt utill refused to have anything to do
then and there. whereupon Hayward eluted
in his eon-
feealon liiixt malm no ndmm tothe
llaywnrd'a iirwt plan after he «minded
to commit the crime blmaelf wan outlined
There woe in the Want a
'l' rail about 2'4 foot in length, and
Hayward dirwtml the Jenner to cut it in
two. muting he would take Mien (ling
riding. and no one would nee him with
After be had struck her over the
head with the iron her, which hewould
carry ccmcmicd under hie cunt. be intended
to throw the body out of the buggy against
I mirbnume. start his inn-rue on a gnlltrp and
tell the ntory of a runaway accident. calcu-
lating that the body would nwrer to have
been thrown from the bony when it eol-
llnywnrd returned to the list» and tpld
illlxt that the right opportunlty had not
oeeuml. (in Monday night Hayward
By threat» and porous—
yward lna
dueod him to hen party to the crime to
the extent of aiding in the (lingual of the
body and making it easy for llnyward to
commit tbenmrderand Morn rimmed
to the city, I" that it would appear that
by no ymoiltility l'tfllltl he hovel-eon the
Hayward directed illirt to take a etreet
car on liennepin avenue oppMio the flat-
to lake
root, across thetmtof theluiie. apoint
where the ltxeeleior rend bends around to
his instruction! to
iielrft the car at lake-met
ep-
Imam
:
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on
Egg:
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g.
i
r a
535
between Dupout strait and Emerson eve-
uue, where he engined, threw the ruin»
the bone and stepped to the pavementaad
walked to Lyndale avenue, where he took
‘a car into the city. The borne started oi!
‘ Ilewly and then broke into a trot.
Inn-Muir“ an Alibi.
The police believe that on eligbtlng
from the buggy Hayward immediately ran
acre. to Lyndale avenue, boarded. ear
for the city and went directly to the base-
ment of the‘ Ozark flute. whore he met
Mu. Blirt. to whom he remarked that it
wanjuet 7:5”. As a matter of fact. the
time must have been 16 minutes of a. lie
inmrediateiylcut acme lots to the houee
of C. J. Barteleon, some blocks away.
llero he agriu tailed attention to the time
for the of proving an alibi.
' He then took Min Barteleon to the they.
tor, arriving there directly afurr ii, where
, bewaereenand murmured bydmensoi‘
mic. "in presence at the theater before
the curtain wont up‘at 8:15 has made the
community believe that it was impoeelble
for Hayward to have done the shooting
himeelf. it is believed that when Hayward
, in confronted with Blirt'r testimony be
will brmk down andiell the story himself.
Blixt called the mayor and chief of po-
lice to his cell moral hour» after the fore-
going ccmfinsion had been made. He now
my that helix-ed the fatal shot himself.
lie lays t Hayward had pr-nmnded mu
Gina t . mzu anode mold be mily cir«
onion-d through the medium of her bind-
time an a ilriuiorrmker. She. having always
had a Wltldl to get rich molly. fell in with
the idm. Tim night of the murder Hay-
ward had told her that he had nrrnngcd for
her to moot a green guide dmlq-r on the
outskirts of the city. They alerted oil on
the ride together.
About i2 blorks from tho (lmrk ilate
they met Blixt. Hayward imlm-ed her to
let Blixt drire'her to the plum of meet.
ing. with the mint"? to her that he
would himself follow imnwdintely in an‘
other bum and humor at the meeting.
lilixt then drove the woman out to the
old Racelsior road and called her attention
to a musing object. Art nlu- turned her
head to look out of her side of the buggy
he shot her. The body win then diuptmd
of no elated in the prrrloue mnfmnion.
Hayward instead of following lllixt, rc-
tnrm'd t9 the (lurk lla‘tnuml afterward
wont to the theater. 'l‘ht-rv any-ms to br- no
doubt as to tbctrltthof thvlntmt confes—
noon.
oucsv sees SATOLLI.
fl- lmi‘nhm PM ht All thn
ltnt lo lyntery.
SEW Ymtlt, llm. ill—Tho [la-v. Thorium
J. Dun-y. rector of the Roman l'ntholic
church of fit. hm. lil'thren whom and
Archbishop i'orrlunn them into difference
of opinion no to the propriety of a priest.
attending the momma of the lA'SUW mm.
mime, had an interview ymtvrdny after-
noon with Mgr. Sntolli. dob-guru of Pope
L00 Kl" to the l'nltli Hutu-s.
The: Mind llcr. Michael Angus-me ('or-
rlxnn. nrobbinhup of tho Human ('athoiic
Irebdiorme- of New York, orn'ut the 5mm-
er port of yr-ntrrduy in the anxiety of or in
the lumwdlnn- ru-ighlmrhmui of the (Hulk
tulle dolomite. who in the gum of thr Jew
ult fathom at tin-Pollen: of .‘t. Prairie
Xavier.
Neither Would say whether tho-re was in
his. vinit n'y mnnw-tiun with tho [rumble
botwnvn the print. and bin wllpi‘fllll'. but a
statement tlun win. marl.» rm. wportcr at
tho boner of Father lhir-eyrnrly intho
afternmn by riw priml'n mm-mry indi-
cates that ho- l'lllll'Il on Mini“ by room.
The atntrrm-nt I’M title: "l’ntho-r hurry
will not mil upon Milli unions Hamill
mend-i him an imitation. .Vo arm-h invita-
tion ban yet lwu'n mvivvd."
mt I'm at I'm .- Prior-re.
Sew Volts. lilac. ill—The lion-b renun-
er l’rinn Willem lll arrived horr- from
West lndla. tunnelling at Port au l'rinceon
Dec. 3. She. brings: the me of a big Ire
that bruise out there on Nov. 30 in the pmr.
er quarter of the city, which in on an ele-
vation. More than me dwelling boom
were destroyed before the firemen succeed-
rd in uniuiuluu the flames. No line were
lost. however. "
Afloat .- Null. Impacted.
Hanson“. use. lit-«The new viln'roy
of Sabin in changing the albumin. lie
in atrrnutbenlng the river defiant-r with
miner and unpertur- and“ ban appointed a
new admiral to command the San-Yang
mundron. it in aoprxrmi that he expects
the Jemima- to main: an titliu'k on the
place during the winter.
w... M“
A Inn-es for Mulch.
\l'itnmnox. Del. Dov. ill—«Tho lb
pulrlimnoof Kent n‘runty have ill-vi a no-
tice that they will claim the rlcrdion of
all the [Jeni-Milo "mothers of the we».
turn freon that unruly. ribmld the content
be IW'III, it in believiirl that Addicts
will win in the "talent for the l’nlted
mm wmtambip.
err-nu was mach—nu. ,
"taxman Harte. Mum. he. 10,--
(leorm W. lllmnehnn been erupted and
in the Holmrtown hilcimrumlwith
attempting to blnrltnmil Mine little book
out of ram. lloth belong in hurt]: ’l'ie-
bury. when any rue well town, mdtbe
um: line mom! a mum.
w.. .WNH...
.1.
ltd-Ill Cehbrntn I“.
New Your. M. "Lu-“fir. :91de open-
Il the fwdof iii. Wench Xaviorlntbe
church of that earn, in Vent mitten-nth
unset. lie eeMrratnl tiikai high um
ml the mine of fit. much Xavier were
exposed for urination.
W‘tlfirer n Barr-e at feeds.
More. has. lib-438W olirier at
it new: tin-e1 and his nun There-e
were proinbly fatally stabbed by Antonio
(monumenta- mltotammrrei era
W
”damn-um
rue" Homeowner» 12‘
Free For Americana.
, .
IlhnlileWU-ele In-fllu leap
site the Churn-timer Unile- u a
. Chum“ XIIIOI M W”! m mm
”It!" the Your“ 3m Chloe.
Wanner”, Dec. 10.-—'l'he full text of
the new treaty between the United timer&
and Japan is the main eubiectof comment
.1: diplomatic and unicia'l circle; ‘
The treaty them how fully the United
States has accented Japan the unsuition
the bar now an an enlightened, modern
natieu.‘ All previous twice have been
bowl on the theory that‘lbe relic» of eart-
ern barbarian: still remained with Japan.
Accordingly abewos not allovch to cor:-
duct her own 'courte or to make her own
tarlil lawn. but upeclal treaty regulation»
wore made to protmt Anwrican litigante
and American mmnurce in Japan on the
preeum «lob that the native lawn would
not offo mlflqllttw protection. :-
Running through the new trmty are the
nominee mmgnizing her courts and
lows an ample for Americans as well an
natlvca. This in the chief feature of the
treaty. .. The old comular cmrrtu, in which
United States commie tried came at ano-
neee treaty port», are abandoned. Inward
of them all mm, C-ivil and criminal, in
which an American is concerned will be
tried by the native emote.
The right of Japan to make her own
tariff laws in also rumgnimd. llcrcmforu
the United :itatm hm been free to make
such tariff lows as she saw fit affecting
Japan, but the latter wee forbidden by
trmty fmm tiring duties above 5 per cent
rd valorcm. ’l'ho protoml of the new trmty
mtxrgnizm the general statutory lows of
Japan concerning the torlfl’. 'and article» «i
and 5 give her for the first time the "fw
Von-d nation claims, " by which who in
gunmntmrd nutrient any higher dutlcu than
those the l’niu-d Statue llllptl-li‘fri on other
countries.
The abolition of the foreign met-timer)“
and their nimrrption by the native mntonl
of anfln arr-number rm-ognition of hered-
vaueed municipal organization.
Japan (turned to Americana».
()0 tin- otln'r hand, the l'nitod States
more nmny substantial advantages. The
ruisalouarivu who make up illlflll a very
large «sin—n in Japan are guaranteed free-
dom of worship and protection in that
worship. The main amino, however.
in that of article 2, by. which Japan is
opened up to American mmm. lien:-
tdrrre Anwrlmun hare been n-stricted to 9
low treaty ports of Japan. They could not
reside or carry on bruiuose or even travel
in the interior.
Now. however. envy corner of the coun-
try is min-d to Anu-rleans. They can ee-
rnbliuh blwimm and moufmume. later
lands. etc. It in tho «mined the hum
of Japan, hitherto inmihle, to Ameri-
can enterprise and commerce.
in giving the Japanese n ulmilnr right
to mttlo- throughout the Voltvd Starr-e care
has been taken to provide that their mm-
ing "rust, be enbjortt to our alien labor and
immigration laws.
'l'hc- provision nf llw trmty that it must
be ratified within nix months make» it in-
cumbent for the wont:- to not on it at the
pnmnr .«a-xaim or tin- trwry will fall. There
in every pmhnbility, bowr-wr. that the son-
ato will not pmmpty. Minister Kuriuohas
forwarded a mpy of the trmty to his: gov—
vrmocnt. whom- it will be considered and
miiiml by tho privy munvll of Japan.
Hm met Her—to I'm.
Waterman)». [Mn [in—Tine wit-k2. [my
mumm- in tin» u-mm- will d. pv-nd largely
on tha- di-oisinn of tln- Dranmm'atio mooring
(’lutllnlirn- will h'frrun‘r- in the order in
which bill-i preferred by tho lirermromtic
mom» mom be win-n up. Thin point we»
left out in-ly m the eta-ring rommittw.
which Ho-nuror tlorumu. its rhuirmun, my
will pmhuhly moor. this rim-mum. The
t'lillllfilllt't' will then or at some submiwnt
mwiing ilr‘l‘lllt' win-tlwr tho; Sir-Win
r-nnnl loll, Lln- lumkrnptry hill. the Now
Mi'xli'li and A rimlm bills. the Indian Te?-
rirory bill ul‘ tlu- wmlution for thoeleo—
[ion of wool-are by the purple rill." have
pn‘f‘l’Ilt‘lN't‘,
It in not lewl'l‘l by any one that the
pawn-d uurrenvy bill will be given first
plow for the mwm that no currency bill
hm yo-t boon fornmlau-d. The friend! of
the other hula will unqucotimnbly pm
their mapwtlvr- nun-emu. and it in an yr-t
lmllbfllllll" to my which of the hills num«\
thread will n-wiro preference.
While the «intuitive in undecidml, Mr.
limo will be improving hie opportunity
tn prom the claim» of the Nicer-gun bill.
He bee given melee of his intention tocall
the bill up today.“ bowill open them.
carillon of the day after thedinpoanl of
the twining broom-mt with I much devot~
ed to an explanntlon of the merits of the
bill. it in probable that this epoch will
"murmur the greater part of the tiny. Mr.
Morgan will mulls rvmerrllem of what the
min-nu ammiltw din-boon may be. The
epoch mode. ibedorinloq of the rommltu-o
will pmbably be allowwl to comm! an to
whether the a-arud bill ubnllnmtlnue to re-
eeive attention or ehnll be [implored by one
of the favored ill-return.
'l'lw mound work of the amnion in the
hour: pmmium to wituv-o a limo ntmunle
om the inronw in: in wunwrio. with the
appnwriarinn to ho immpommi in the ur‘
[writ drill-ivory bill to provide for tho wi-
lnrtiou of the out. which bogitnt on Jan. 1,
learn.
llr. Serum. rimimmn of tin-1mm
”on! mnunlttw, intrmls to ”I" up the;
bill on 'l'umlayaftur the railroad [mulling
bill in durum! of. Mr. liortlrtt of New
York in at Ilwlwwl of tholrmnmltlcm to the
Imagination. and although the monomer:
is not «melon-«I other: morph to deft“
the William it in esp-med that ties
delutay will almond with aerimcmimro rrf~
norm-n to the lotus elm inn and that much
I'll bimd will be "motivated.
The «mulch-mile" of the inmate to: ap-
rpriutiou nmy rotintnme normal day».
orlny in llinirirt of Columbia day. and
Tuesday the into oi the ”filling bill will
be derided, as Mr. Pelt-m of Tritium-w,
in charge of the "more. line given Milne
that at 3 o'ulnt on that day be will do
round the when quorum.
The worm] «pinion is that the bill will
but [use in mmrtul. but will ornbably our»
ry when anmuled u . or to it! we tothe lit-
terltrtilr l‘lfllfllim‘ "mimiwnn UM“!!!
control of the muditlons of rulinltl pool:
i and and authority lathe nutter of re»
'3’“ Mom
W in New verb elite.
momma. it, rel; 4mm-
mmh b
Plain, ‘
Statement. ’-
We make some few mutakee and have just die-~
covered one. A: lot of men’s suite; something
wrong with the goods; looks nice, but don’t wear
well. and we feel will notetand our usual guaran»
tee, to to end it we have marked the whole lot at
11 ALF PRICE, and sell them without
any guarantee on our part. Ask to see lots 1,011
and 1,012. ' ' u
x
w,
w. l.» BENEBM comm,“
. Everything for men and boys
I
clothing,
' I' " ‘
furnishings, and , Hats
murmur. BUILDING, wasmmron em 1
SOUTH NORWALK.
j
-
.—..
BEAR m MIND ’
. That I carry a larger stock of high grad
,‘Grainthan any dealer in town.
.2 . That 1 makes specialty of the Grain busin; : 2
‘ ; , . and devote my whole time and attention to it. ‘
' That I use Higbie'sl’atent OatCleauer and o
“if. for you Oats free from dirt and other impuritie
; That my prices will at'all times he as low 2
the quality of goods will warrant. '
That 1 am located at 15 Marshall street, wit
Manuel T. Hatch,
DAY. 3139'. nun.
FRANCIS &—_co
BIA II. SALT. I ’
HOLIDAY TRADE is upon us, and rev
before’did it find us as well prepared to receive it. For mont
past we have devoted/the most unremitting care to the eclectic
of I] ()LIDAY VVANTl-l. Our display is una
proacnable, and our stock of all useful .
llllllllll llllllll
i+ without a parallel in this town, for completeness and bean
of assortment, as well as for the exceptionally
LOW PRICES
that alwaye dietinguisb our offerings from those of other . -
rfi’ANcré ‘ 8i co...
RELIABLE CLOTHIER “‘
AND FURNISHERS,
86 Washington Street. - South iiorwall. e. 1,
Take Care at Your E ,
Examination Fr 5
“he. watches from W” 45“ . f f
‘0 mm. i . , . K9 .9
gold filled watches that
H. s. 800
tBlDlilE omen.
It will lain iiireet. lie.
ilmte' wild
which»
Weltbam and El.
gin m 5.le move-
i. 0. Julius. _
Pain linoleum.
AMWIIa
Wlll i'll’ill till ‘5‘
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