following: Refrigerators.
s. Screen Orion. lawn
Presses. rroit .lsrs. Poultry Netting
aloud
it um All
and thousands of other pastel Articles in addition. and
ALWAYS AT CUT PRICES.
. we let them fresh every day.
‘ 3 Agency for Bszsr Glove Fitting Pattern's; our price. 1.50.
*srultvurs urum llllllSES
llorilr thin and in Streets. South liorwall.
0r.
some coins
' Are in and our new styles in Russeta and Patent Leathers are :the nobciestfever
. shown in Norwslk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett’s celebrated line of Tan and
Black in hclh low and high shoes. Call and see them.
, For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdlee’ Oxfords, in Russia. Kid and Patent
W. words an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
pricu are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our stock Will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date, also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
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solo agents for the U. ti. A. Sold by all druggists.
118. V:
Oil Stoves. Gasoline Stoves.
lowers. Garden lioss. Orc-
. Garden Tools.
.Om 30- r. Output coercion. Whitewash. scrub and 'Window
we continue to sell Chappelle,Duzs dc Gels 800 Ben Bone for 20c a pound. and
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Verdict Against film.
W
mom was oslim TO DEATH.
the Young Its-day Icheul luperiatendent
charged With the Death of lies Wil-
liams—«More Evidence es to the Church
liardemtbont that Pocketbook.
Bart Fnascrsco, April sit—The usual
when the inquiry into the church murders
was resumed. Durant and his attorneys
were present. Elmer Wolfe. the young
man whose’ statements have been ques—
tioned recently. was mailed to the stand
and offered to produce witnesses to sub»
stautlnte all he had previously said in re-
gard to his movements on the night Min-
nle Williams was murdered. but the cor"
oner declined the offer. and both that oili-
oiai and the chief of police said they were
satisfied with Wolfe's statements and did
not believe hp was connected with the
crime.
Two of Duraut's comrades in the na-‘
tional guard company were exarnlncd. and
said that on the afternoon of the night
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4‘ fi'}.;2- .
W. n. T. nt'nasr.
Minnie Williams was murdered they saw
Durant loitering about the lorry at the
foot of Mnrkr't street and talked to him.
They said Durant told them he did not
expect to he at the armory that night. and
he asked them to respond to his name at
roll call.
Dr. Bartlett. who conducted the autop-
sy. testified that Minnie Williams died of
asphyxiation us nrcsult of having part of
her clothing forced down her throat by
the murderer. anrfllm the knife wounds
found on various ports of her body were
inflicted after her death. He also testified
that the girl had been o‘utrngcd. and that
previous to the time of the tragedy she
had led a blameless life.
ricvorttl othor‘witncssns wuro examined
on minor matters. and the coroner nu-
nounccd that he had no more test.mony
to offer. though he willed Durant to the
stand. and the latter left his seat as if to
present himself for examination and then
looked toward his attorneys, who ndvisod
him not to swok. and no further cll'ort
WM made to question him.
The jury did not occupy an hour in do-
lihorntlng and returned a \‘r‘rllir‘l. before
noon charging Durant with tlu- murder
of Minnie Williams. It was thr- mm of
her death only that was Irving investigat-
ell. Tho ease of tho murder of lilanr'h Ln.
mont will be lulu-n up later.
The Coroner's \‘r-rrllrf.
lng \‘trl'lllr'lz
"We, tho jury sumruonml and worn to
lnquiro into tho om. run-mung r‘m death
of hiiuniv Williams and by whom the
sumo was pnitilli'l'll. and in \vlrnt'nrnnnor
and whom and when thr- mum Minnie
Williams some to her death. do ilmi that
the name of tho tluooiiss‘ll was Minnie
Flora Willlmns; hor ago I”. yours. nativ-
ity. (Xanadu; single; rcslrionoo. Alnuimln.
-—-ABK FOB-—
’ , snows: $3.00 Siliil.
and you will see not only a
Heat and Perfect Flttlnsr Shoe.
Butane in which the '
“Ilest Ialsrial is UsedJiomhinlngDurahiliiy and so.
or
flaking it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. all
’ South Main street. 80. Norwalir.
H- s. BROWN’S,
Alameda county. state of l'nliiornin; that
she was found doan on April iii in l'lrnan-
uel Iinptlst church, Bartlett stroct. ho
tween ’l‘wcuty-sm-ond and Twenty—third
stroots. city and county of San Francisco;
that shocntne to hordrnth from hemor-
rhage due to lacorntod Wounds and asphyx-
ln due to strangulation.
" We further find from evidence that the
murder was committed by one 'l'hoodorc
Durant. and we charge him with the
crime.
"In witness whereof. we. the jurors.
have to this inuulsitlon set our hands and
souls on the day of date thereof."
When Durant was shown the verdict
after his return to the city prison. his face
flushed for the first time since the terrible
crime of which he is accused was discov-
i
Miss Gertrude Tuber. a stepsister of Eli
mer Wolfe. the young man whose name
has been frequently mentioned in the ease
within the past few day has come for-
ward and identified the pa ketlmk which
was found on the lien Bruno road by a
clam digger and which rmntalncd some pa.
I)?" among which was a business card'of
. Vogel. on t e book of which was writ-
ten the name 0 hliss Williams
The Pocketbook Ida-tiled. _
Miss Tabor says that she missed the
pocketbook some time ago while out rid.
lag near the Taber ranch on the lien ilru-
no road. and explains the prom of a
card with Miss Williarns' name on ltby
ll
n. Benedict collar tuner.
can‘t help working, its as simple as a
ladein
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate;
1m
M WEE Mill. lilfliil. llllll.
Atimehaving. Labor Saving, Temper Saving.
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
partofthepcstls flat. the lower part is round. It
clothes Pin.
SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEll.
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Ml T m,
saying that Miss Williams visited her some
weeks ago and wrotehereddrsss on oneof
Dr. Vogel’s cards.
limes wolfe's testimony at the inquest
was slightly mixed. and some of Dnrant’s
friends thought helrnsw more of the crime
mauhswlehed totsll. sndpolntedtothe
finding of the pocketbook to substantiate
their claim. it is a for coincidence
that the pocketbook
by oneso closely related tholfeend
found at this critical time.
hiss. Durant. mother of the mud,
seysthstshehssevidenceferihe defense
led before the coroner's inry
dDmtlndlIeMflfl
he shards about I'
. )lr.
crowd of curiosity seekers was prelcnt'
The ooronrr's jury returned tho follow“
ldhavehsenioet‘
macaw-rm , ,
nursing!” April ‘so.-‘-ls the '
.. Macros clued thefollow-
in: concurrent resolution. which was
“WM: 0
“Whereas. The ruins workers of the
anthracite regions of this state are ins
deplorable condition. inasmuch as they
are not permitted to earn a living. owing
to the overwhelming number of people
which of late years and which still can-
tinus to crowd into the said anthracite re‘
glons; and
, "Whereas. It is our opinion that the
representatives of tho various coalconr-
panics are the best aids and have in their
power to‘acertaln extent to bring about
abettor condition of affairs, whereby their
. employees may have more work; and
"Whereas. This body. moved by a hu-
mane dcslrc toward its people and partic-
ularly its citizens. be it
“Removed. If the senate concur, that a
committee be appointed, to consist of six
members. three of whom shall ho appoint-
ed by the house and three by the statute.
to wait upon the representatives of the
various coal companion for the purpose of
expressing the feelings and desires of the
members. assuring them of our desire to
co~oporntoln any rucasuro intcndodIto pro
mute the welfare of a most trendy and do-
serving pooplo.
“Resolved. That. this committee shall
report to the house not later than ’l'hurs-
tiny, the lllth day of May."
' A PAPALI ENCYCLICAL.
It Is Addressed to the English People and
Calls For l'rayers.
Loanox. April 20.—-'l'ho papal oncyoll-
cul in regard to the union of tho Anglican
and Roman Catholic churches. published
hero today. is adrirr-ssod lo the " English
people who suck tho kingdom of Christ in
unity of faith." It opens with an cxptcs‘
slon of a long cherished doslro to address
them in a special letter and thus give the
illustrious English race a token of sinccro
Battalion.
Aflrr citing the evidences of the love
and cure of tho lionrnn ponlifls for Eng-
land from the time of Gregory tho ilront
the popo alludes to tho exertions made by
England to solve the sm-iol question. re»
ligious education. charitable objects. the
strict observance of Sunday and the gen-
eral spirit of rcsrmot for tho Scriptures.
lir- dwells upon thr- increasing need of
unity among those holding the Christian
faith motile moons of defense against tho
inroad of rnrxlern errors. The pope turns
to all in England. to whntcver community
or institution they mny belong. desiring
to recall thorn to this holy unity. In this
cation he calls first to his assistance the
Catholics of England. and grants to all
who picusiy recite the prayer to the Bloss-
ed Virgin appended to tho encyollcal an
indulgence of 800 days. and a plenary luv
diligence once a month to those who recite
it daily.
THEY WILL FIGHT.
Corbett llsnsrs That l-‘ltzsirnmsma' Money Is
Plan-d and la l’leseerl.
Ixorasaror.t.~. April 20.-—Champlon J.
J. L'orholt received the following letter
from his manager. William A. lirady:
"Fltmirumons will put his money up
Monday next sure, and it'sago. Take
are of yourself. "
“That settles it at last. ' sold the ohumv
plon. "and I now for the first llruo fool
sure that tho mulch is u go. I shall oloso
my liuustrical dates at St. Louis two
weeks rnriior than I cxpur‘luri. and after a
rest of thrm woolen will go lnlom'tivo
training at .lslrury l'ark. l am certainly
glad llml llu' Hum-ll is closed. for Ilrnvo
boon anxious to show lhc World the inor-
its of tho two llil'll.
"I s xpucl to win. as I think I outclass
Flt/.sirumorzs, who is a «lover man. and I
will go into training in hotter condition
than over lwlrrrl'. I think] know every
blow and mow in boxing. and i am surr-
thnl l shall non-r ho put out oars-pt. by u
rimnm Mow. which it mmothing that.
lnuy'linppi-u to any limit. "
DYNAMITE BY'MAIL.
A Tram-sees- Tailor "I‘t‘l'h‘l‘lt in Deadly Infer-
stul Slat-lime.
i'u.\'r12t\om; ,\. April iii—A mysterious
par-huge wn-dvlworr-d ivy mall to Will Mur-
qllolto. a tailor of this city. which proved
to ho an infrrnul muehino of tho worst
type. It was po~trunrkrd l‘hnllmrooga.
and when unwrapped a common backgam-
mon box. with sliding oowr. was found
lilting rim“? to the lid. and sliding with it
was a pioco of sandpaper. hem-nth which
was a match hood.
Around the match sunn was found a
short fuse ending in a rap. which was set
in a quantity of dynamite sufficient to
have blown a bruise to pimoa.
Fortunately Marquette did not slide the
lid off. but going at it backward pried
the bottom piece of! with his knife.
’I'wupostoflim limits-Mu". with local offl-
ours. are working on the case. It is he-
lloved the package was brought to thorzlty
and mailed horn. .
Dr. lluclsnnnn's Death ('ertaln.
first) Slso. April tilt—«Warden Sage has
made all the preparations for the moon.
tion of in. lirn-hanan. the wifo murderer.
on Monday. liuchanan has given up all
hopm of escaping the death chair. lie
still declares that ho is innocent. If Gov-
mm Morton does not issue a respite. Bu-
chanan will he put to death in the electric
chair on Monday next.
Vail-re line to a Melts.
Pulsarmm'ma. April 20.-.lnscph De
7. Junkin. mlgnoo of Seville. Hcholleld
dc firms. the Manyunk woolen manufac-
turers who failed Thursday. said that the
failure was doc to the strike of 600 cm»
players a few days ago. and that if the
men will return to work at the old sched-
ule of wages the mills will be respond.
Ugly liners la lewa.
Orrnuwa. In. April so.-—Yestordsysoo
miners gathered at Cincinnati. but the
mayor and sheriff would not let them so-
tsrthetown. lumingthatanumherof
the Austrians were armed. the sheriil
went out with deputies and dreamed to
of them. There may he more trouble.
liege- llsrlevev Ila-M.
New Omass. April lid-«Frank ful-
sssnseoopls answering the mm,
lulcolmd)wlshaufldiutheparishprisv
on. 'l‘hsertmeiordwmr Ilfulles' pald'tg
exams awwas s
hrutsl one. ll: not only murdered his
mandated-scientist attest
mmimdseeshsrwom
lee-I lust-s re mass-a
mucus. tenant! sow-lien
Museum-t
h
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sou... qkhlotestilytothsmsrlrsctmst '3
mo
”billed“
‘ i
ate Oounh‘cure. When other soéealled
cures stalled. I obtained almost instant
reliefeoda speedy core by the use of
One Minute Cough'Cure. G. A. Gregory
do Co. and G. C. Btiiison.
Thosewwho never read the advertise-
ments in thrir newspapers miss more
than they presume. Johnathan Keni-
son. of Bolas, Worth 00. Jews. who had
luren troubled with rheumatism in his
back. prms and shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how a prominent Ger‘
man citizen of Ft. Madison had been
cured. He procured the some medicine.
and to use his own words: "It cured
me right up." He also says: “A neigh-
bor and his wife were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house and said they Were so bad
he built do the cooking I told him of
Chamber iu‘s Pain Balm and how it had .
cured me; he got shuttle and it cured‘
them up in a week.” 50 cent bottles for .
sale byG C Slillson druggrst.
scalds, burns. indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory dc Co.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. it is used in more than half
the homes In Lueds. Sims Bros. Leeds.
Iowa. This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Moth-
.rs have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds. croup and whooping
cough; that itcures thesenilments quickly
and permanently.Iand that it is pleasant:
and safe for children to take. 25 and 50
wnthottles for sale by G, C. Stillson,
druggistI._IIII . .. ..
Our patrons will find DeWitt's Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy‘
for constipation. dyspepsia and liveri
complaints. G. A. Gregory & Co , and
G. C. Sililson. _.
Notices of local entertainments of alll
binds to which an rulmr'sst'on is charged,
and notices colmdated to promote private
interests, weep! when an mitortisemenf
of some appears in advertising columns.
are chargedfor at regular rates.10 cents
a line.
It will be an agreeable surprise to per.
sons subjrct to attacks of bilious colic to
lr am that prompt relief may be had by
taking Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
of the disease appear. 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by G C. Strileon. druggist.
Tue. SENTINEL has the largest circula-
tion.
Sick Headache. constipation and in-
digestion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. i}. A. Gregory a (30.. and G, C.
Stillson.
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I. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
$24198? WRIST. NURWALK. (X13
the Horns Reilwaynapot.
.erue.jd‘,rtlns arr-am. i‘amunnne in. ll
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com 1202?
inclinations zzreu.
Hire Kontuck
Darn Argo. by
m trill, 3,254.
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ectioneer. No 126. Service.
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PATENT
Caveats. and Trudeahferirs obtained and all Pee
rot inmnue conducted {of ”03""; y";
oulornu II omulfl: U I. Part»? outer
and weraorm on: mum it's. tune than those
umole from Wash narua.
head model drawing or photo" with dmdp-v
lion. We a vise. ii pair'nluhlo or not, true“
charge. "or in not due llll (ruin-m is an raw-d.
‘ IAIN". 7, ” "(M to 0 Main l'ulrnta." will!
cm: of was s the U. 8. and image
not free. Address. :
G.A.8NOW&OO.
A man“; a ALAaL“
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures "
Baby (indexes and Refrigerators
and G. C Stillson. , . AT
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Raymond 8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral ‘
I liireetors.
IO and 4' Iain Street. llorwalk, 0t.
Besidenee. 3 Berkeley Place.
BBACE UPi DON’T LOSE COUBAGEI
Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has giver. you up. and you have not
received any benefit from the medicine you
have tried. a not an
e
reason you cannot be
We can
we tively care all kinds of
A I POSITIVE 4ND PEDIA-
lll’l' CURE I ALL OASIS. We have
cared thousands. many cases of loaf standing.
and given up by doctors as incurab e. In our
"Allen's I'll. Cure" you will find a medicine
that has never failed to effect a star-toy care.
We back our guarantee with an n or of 31m
to any person we cannot cure Highest bank
references furnished on application.
I qt. bottle. ssm. 2 qt-. sens.
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Suffering from Retarded. Buppreased or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all irresmlaritles of like
nature. will and our Ill-AL: PILLS an in-
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alwaysberell upon for speedy relief. We
have etlo hear of a case where they have
fail to produce the desired result. A box
should be kept on hand at all times to world.
for other notes. Corrcsmndencomufidentlal.
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