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Caught of! Nor-walk Islands.
leave your orders and have
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every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
enchant of
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to the
Good son as Accessory.
110111: 110111 sow connectors.
Walton’W-rnod the Police y the Pending
cums-espou- cl Heels; Illa Brother
Locked Up. but 11111 sot-11111 auton-
1 When the Murder Was W
Bsooxrmr, June 22. “There has been
a great boiling down and simmering of
evidence in the case of the mystery about
the murder of Minor Henry within the
past 24 hours, and the prom-as has not '
helped the case of William. Neitherhas it
served to turn aside the finger of suspicion i
that has been pointed at Walter. The
closer the investigators keep to tho tnugi ‘1
his facts of the case the less able are they
to find a solution of the crime that does
not involve the guilt; of one or both of the
brothers. Only as an accessory after the
fact, howovcr, would it appear that Wal.
ter' s part might, according to new“ devel-
opments, be brought under consideration. 1
In this view of the case it is held'thcrc
may have becn‘no criminal intent in what
he did. H11. might be able, tlrcrcforc,to
satisfactorily explain his failure, as alleged
by the police, to obtain the arrest of his
brother 11 hon hc bclicv cd him to be guilty
of-thc crime.
Two brand new and significant facts
came out yesterday, and one of them cor-
tainly does make it look as though Walter
had done his duty so far as tho ends of
justice were concoru1d.0n Friday cvcn-
ingot about 6 o 'clock, two and one half
hours after the body was found, Walter
entered the Flatbush police station and ‘
i
told Sergeant Zimmerman that his broth—
er William had committed a murder. His .
manner was so excited, the sergeant says,
that be suspected that Walter's mind was
unbalanced. Walter incolion-ntly told the
sergeant that the victim was his father,
and that William had unordered him for
his money.
When Walter Accused William.
“I saw him at 9 o 'clm'k this 11111r11iruz,‘
said W alter, “and he told mo that he
would be at my house this evening at 6
o’clock. You must send some one there
and arrest him.”
As he spoke, the sergeant says, he acted
more like 11 maniac than 11 mm- man, and
on that account no Cl‘r'tlullu' was given to
his story
This is one of the many 1-1111pln1cnt ox-
pluuatious w hich the polls 0 hate 111111111 of
their many incouiprcln-usil1lc acts in this
case.
"All right," said the serge-ant, by way
of humoring the supposed maniac. “I'll
tell the ofllccr on post about it. He can
stand outside your gate. and if your broth- '
er comes, and you think it is necessary to
arrest him, call the officer in."
William did visit his brother that oven-
lng, but Walter did not make any further
effort to have him arrested. According to
his ownstatr-uu-nt, ho l11-li1-v1-d that. Wil-
liam had just come rod handed from his
murderous Wm‘k.
or's death. William staid to supper. and
then left the house to go to a bench in
Prospect park, win-1'1.- h1- says he. sir-pt that
night.
There are many qucstious suggestml by
the above remarkable 1-.pisml1- Why was
Walter so positivc that his brutlu 1' had
conunittod ih1- murd1r lI1- «15's he bad
81 1- 11 him that morning at U 11111-1'k. At
.l:'ii).\\h1-u h1- saw the body. he oxr'rluinu
at 111110, ‘I'hls is William 5 wurk.'
llud anything passml brim-v11 IIlt' brot l1-
ers at their interview in th1- fun-11111111 that
made Walter jump at th1- conclusion that
his l1r11ih1-r was ”11- numb-raw? Had Wil~
liam declared that he had kilh-d his fails
or, and did Walter fully expect to find thr-
His notions inside the houw. uvmnliug 111
Sorta-ant Walsh, would indicate that In-
did.
11 reluctance to godnwu stairs. A hurried
glam-1- 11boui 11 room was .~uilh-i1-11t 111111-1-
1vh1-ib1-1'il11-r1-11':1.-a:11i1-:1d body there. but
Wain-r did 11111 (In ”1111. '
Did “fuller Know It?
Arm-filing id thr- pulirviuun. ha- l‘v-
n111l111-d in tho I'm-111s 1111l1il1-. looking :1!
paprrsand11111-11'1111111111‘1-1111drawers When
at last they uni 1111i“-
tho foot of whirh the body lay. \i'allr-r,
who had led the search up 111 that point.
stopped aslth-J
More is another 111-w fur'i that Hun-.- out
yesterday. It is pnillli'd 111 in sup-11m 11!
the theory that \l'ulh-r “‘1er 1111'111. that
William sunk-ruplatml 1.111111- i'inh-nt not
against his father. ( the 'l‘u1-sday pro»
Walter onion-d the I-‘latbushpolh-v sluilml
and asked Sergeant 'I.l1111u1-r111 111 what in-
should do to have his brother 'iiliam ar-
rum-d. The m'rut-unt advised him to go to
a pollu- court. Walter‘s reason for wishing
to ban- William plum-d ln oustmiy. as in-
stab-d, was that. his father f1-ar1-d violence
at It is hands.
This was three days bt-fnrl- the body was
found. IIad William so early as that do-
clan-d 11 numb-mus intent to Walter, or
1 was his anxiety to have William put un-
der restraint really lam-d upon tho fears
cxpn-um-d by his father?
il‘h1vju1li1'1-«ay that they Ian‘ evidence
which has not yet bra-11 rumb- public.
,tioual limitations are sometimes in the
' anything better than to adopt the Patton
': Jury Finds the Ex-Oflicinl Guilty of For-
i
. gumcuts.
He didn't even speak to him of his fath- .
d his personal 11w.
di-iul bodywhcu h1-w1-11t I11 the house?-
’l‘h1- pnllt'l'llmii says that he showed '
er'lu'n slllll‘fi. at '
coding the Friday that he body was found 1
I’t-r- ,
V m
11.111111111141111. Ill-Jilin eighth»-
tlonsi convention of assume-11 clubs he:
closed. All week there wore apprehea-. .
alone of an (roaming fight on the all-
vor question. but nothing Was disposed of
in all the proceedings so quietlyas that
matter. The committee on resolution!
had settled this matter by deciding to re-
port that tho league had no constitutional
right to adopt resolutions, and its report
to that effect was approved. Constitu-
way, but in this case the constitution was
wnsidcrcd convenient by both factions.
The gold standard than were not satis-
flcd, but they could not see any way to do
substitute. The silver men are elated.
They say if free silver was not adopted
nothing else was adopted, and that it indi-
mtcs that the Republicans concede they
cannot get along without the Western
states.
Although it could not have been done
without a fight on tin.- floor of the aunt‘s-11v
tion, the western tiring-ails» expected to
have antisilvcr resolutions adopted over
their protests. They claim to have receiv-
ed more advantage than they ever expect-
ed at a national Itcpuirfican convr-ntion.
It is well known that telegrams were
received here from presidential aspirants
and league.Itcpuhlicaus in all parts of the
country suggesting that any action on sil-
vcr Would be dangerous, and those advices
no doubt did much toward having the hot
poker droppml. The local papers intcrv
viewed the delegates on the report of the
committee on resolutions. The free sil-
ver 1111-11 all expressed satisfat tion and the
antlsilvcr 1111-11, as a rule, would not or.-
press any opinion
HOWGATE CONVICTED.
gory.
ll .1sruxrxrox, June 22. —Thv IIougntc
jury brourzht in a verdict of guilty on
0111: i1 l11dictu1e11t,ouc indictuu ut b1- 1111; for.
forgery and one f11r fulsiilt' atiou of ac-
counts. The jury 111ld1d 11 rvo-uruuwnda
tion to mercy. A11 app1 al on 11 bill of ex
captions has Iii'i‘ll taken to tin-district.
Court of appeals and probably will come
11p in number.
The \‘vl‘dlt't was 11 surprise. as the gen-
eral expectation had been that the jury
Would either dimgm-or bring in a verdict
of acquittal. The appeal to the district
court of appeals will not Iu‘ n-m-Iu-d before
October, owing to the adjourunu-ut of the
court.
Captain IIowgato and his daughter,
who has l11-1-nwith him throughout the
two trials. took the verdict calmly. though
the daughter broke into tears as the con-
vii-tori prisoner was takm back to jail.
The case 1111 its second trial occupied nine
days in the taking of evidence and the 111'-
It was gin-r1 in tho juryflaud seven
hours later thujury rt'lml'lt‘tl adisagrec
1111-11t. 'I‘h1-11 they won- locked up for the
night, and after again reporting in the
morning their inability to n-m-h a com-lit
siou cana- into tho- criminal court and n9-
portod the 1-1 111vi1-tiou 1111l111th ludictnu-nts.
Ilnth charge-s won- l1asod on a transac-
tion involving 11 vourhr-r for services n-n-
don-d by tho Ana-rimu lfuinn Tub-graph
company. sim'o sunk-mini, for transmis-
sion of cipher passages for the signal
survive. 'I‘lu-soscrvh'us. according to the
Iiurlbtuu 11h, wv-rr 1111'11' p1rfu1'm1-d, but
th1~ 111111111' fol-.111; prm'un-d is 11111 and to
h1\1b1-111 appropriated by Ilnugotc fur
BASEBALL.
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Panic In a Factory.
(,‘111‘1'151..\'rr. .ium- 22.—~A panic among
the 21111 \1'111111-11 and girls 1-111pl11y1-d in tho
cotton mills of Henry I’varvo's Sons and
the Russell 11.- )lnruau printing works,
on Exclusion avenue. was mum-1i by 11 fire
which broke out in the twostorydyohouso
situated berm-cu these two luna- fru-torir-s.
’l'lu- pollu- had to carry out a number of
fainting girls who wvn- in no way endan-
gers-d by tho ilr1-. Luckily none was 111!-
riousiy injured. though several tried to
jump from windows.
fluloide of a Treasury Clerk.
“Cu-anodes, Juno 22,—W11nl reached
the treasury dopartuu-ut of the sub-ido- of
It. (i. Cunningham 111-111“ his home in Vir-
haps tin-1111 izwr1 points, which the roport- ' plain. i'unuinuhmu had been a clerk in
ore not hold of yesterday. are what the the treasuryfor Ilii years and haddnno
olll1'1-rs of the law have been concealing. excellent s1r1i11- Sona- tirm- ago homes
They could not him-i 11-1-11 ignorant of the reduced from GI 21111 to 31.11110111111 then to
Visitsmmlo by Walter on Tuesday 111111 Fri
day to the l-‘latiuish polim station But
Serra-ant 7im1u1~rmau1lid not appear as
awitlu-ss at tia- curmu- 1' s inquest Though
the police throne-I11 s 1 re not [rhino their
case away. it is slowly but surely being
found out
‘I‘rled to steel Examination Proofs.
M11111; mow-s (3111111, Juno 2.2 “Eight
members of the freshman rinse of Wesley-
an uniwrsity 1111-1-11 brought bci’oro the
faculty as a result of rib attempt to stml
proofs of examination papers from a local
printing office. A fmhman. whose name
is withheld, was captured while climbing
in the printing oillco window. He has
since left town.
Negro Legally flanged.
Bums, Ark, June 22 —An1hnny.lohnl
son (colored) was hanged here. 1111 con-
fessed his crime and asked his hearers to
be warned by his ml ending. Johnson on
Audi 4, 1804, shot and killed Howard,
another negro, whom he claimed had been
criminally intlthate with his wife.
' Released he. at mien Prise.
Paw'rvclttn, It 1., June 82 “Through
he odor-ts oi ctr-flam- Hugh .1. Carroll of
this city John (ha-tinI Kent. on American
[1W
l .720.II1- Mt ill‘fllmllill‘llt and deeply hu-
miliatr-d. but 111111 1111 his u try to W aching-
ton wiu-n h1- plum-d a revolver to his turn
pic and iln- -d the fatal shot.
SM: Pic-1517111111. Juno 2' had mimiwr
of 113; 1111-11 ware tearing down the old
city hall. a stora- structure nearly on years
old. The work had pmrm-ssr-d so that the
building was a more shell. The north-
Wcst norm-r wall suddenly spa-11d, and the
roof caved in. Four 1111-11 on the roof fell
inside the building. Ono-James Wilkin-
, arm—«was killed by the debris. The three
others were injured.
in“ With (humbling ‘V ails.
lion-mooning In Heston.
Boston, Juno 22.~—Mr. and Mrs. Days
Haunt-n Morris are spending the first week
of their honeymoon at the Hotel Vondomc
who Wore married in New York Wednes-
day afternoon, the bride being adaughter
of the late Colonel E. F. Shepard and
granddaughter of William H. Vanderbilt.
lire. Imam Is Dead.
6A1! Fnanctsco, June 29.--illrs. Sprun-
ger, who, with her second hushand,wae
accused of murdering hafirsthusbandm
slow poison, isdesdotdishstesete
Hammett. Ores
mountains.
newsrooms-1 first
in this city. They are the young people "in”
a GOOD 'éhew
B L. Tobacco
will suit
Weak-1 ' ‘9
3) every .t1me.
:( Its flavor is
5% perfect, and
% it is the 1
(Longest h
in the world. «
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Will PAPER.
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
besuited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction 1n all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETD.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First Ave. and New 8t.
EAST NORWALK.§
Paiem Medicines
EASY Mill PLEISINT T0 TIRE
AT OUR PRICE.
Iii FIGT. lilllll ll0T TO TAKE.
serotonin [LN
Urrod’ e Sampariila, .00
Ayers Sarasparilla, .67
Dana' s Sareeperilia, .07
Cuticura Resolveut .70
Scott s Emulsion, .00
Ora-11' s Nemre, .70
Stillson a Specific for Malaria, .70
Paine s Cele?“ Command, .05
Brandroth‘ s 11111.19
Aloock's Plaster», .10
Benson's Cepsice Floaters, .13
(lesions .28
arter’s b11111, .111
Atwood‘ s Bitters, .18
Buiam’ 11 Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Radmn' 11 Microbe Killer, gal. jars" 9.00
Yankee Lung Soother. .95
0111.0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
.2 Washington Street
0|l.KAN,
188 mu 84th street,
flew York City,
recentl returned fro lo-
'tronse ththn lainteu 111m
tearful treatment for a i!
n ewe. “In! at
.2111
'T? cured
_ wt outnltin.
- u was tents lac
oksn math tier
1 an was arts
that ”rt,“
11 11
mmfim
, lenti 11 treatment. no
octane. 111-
hi any that.“
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Warn. «JET-2’1...
seize-gr
gin or lgrilling. i
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S. B. WILSON
am 1111 1111a.
and
sun's-us
9.
That bind you to us are quality of goods, honesty at
purpose, lownesa of price.
We do not rush into print with promises to undated!
everybody else, but we do promise not to let any-
body undersell us.
Our 9c sale was a great success.
This week we will have a. special sale of lion’s
Trousers.
. ii. BEHEIIIBT &' 00.
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
i9 Main 81., Hawaii. Sentinel Building, So. 111111111.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
-:- Special Sale of Silks.
IT seems beyond all reason to tell of selling the regular 751: quality of
Cheney Silks at 39 cents per yard. yet it is true.
We doubt if we shall ever again make an announcement to equal the above
for cheapness, but by taking the lot, in all nearly 1.000 yards. has made this price
possible. But let it be distinctly understood that these silks are not the antique re-
mins of any stock. either our own or any other, but are all New Fresh Goods and
represent the very Latest Spring Styles.
The lot includes black grounds with white and colored figures, hair line
stripes and Dresden efiects.
Navy blue and light grounds in nest figures, hair line stripes and Breeders
efiects.
BEliEliBER these are 24-inch,best quolityCheuey India Silks, at 39 centl,
and have ne'er been sold less than 75 cents per yard.
I-2 PRICE -:- .0" All CAPES -:- PRICE I-2
At this time we shall also sell all of our Wash Silks at 25 cents per yard.
In connection with our silk sale we shall sell the balance of our Gap. at
Half Price, so if you are in need of a summer silk or cape now is the time to buy-
Irisiram iriiyan, Norwalk, lions ' .
FRANBIS & 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under.
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pilllill iiillllllilll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,.
RELIABLE CLOTHIER
86 Washington Street.
FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale 0
CRfllKEiiI, ELASSWIE Alli]
HflUSE FURNISHINI} iifllii.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at
3
ob commences
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the tune to secure h
32 Wall Street, Norwslk.
Norwalk Chronicler