“fa—Wm. Av casfii"
I Want Money and I Will
Sell For CASH
Jenss' " flour, r
mun. 9"
Jm'sW' cor
Satin Gloss Soap. 6
bars for 26¢.
Potatoes from my
‘33:. good cookers.
Best‘ mar 10 lbs. “0
we. ' Bakedochans. 3-11..
Wsshburn's or Pitts- can. -
MEbL.fl.w.Dit- Can Beat Tomatoes
LY I50. 0 all. 70.
Butter. Creatuery, Can Best Corn, 8c.
g3: “66 in brim: Sardines. Bite box.
W. 7c; 8 y & AOIAIOI
WW" 1%?" to Taste my TEAS.
_ m 12°. Regular f0c Tea 4M:
. Wee. Best New " 850 “ 220.
~ Orleans or Above odor on teas
. Rico.gal..iiic. for one week only.
'01]. 13:. "7"
Pork. fat or loan. 10c- .1801! a JAB!
toclcse out. Quarts.
vms home made. 650 doz.: Plum,
. ac; Vinegar. doz. ..
All 3;] t I Will (live
. ccs. warran - h 8 fo
ed M 10° 5‘ 19' a.ililn:canym§ and
Rh. Eoib. more than the ma
m... 6c lb. 50“". *—
Prepared Wheat. 11c. 3°"! 0““ '0“ h“-
Oatmeal.81bs. 25o. Corn-W Wv 3115-
i~"'~
v . 3 q __ ~ ing an exhibition and dismissal! the au- ) . _
I“ WASHIIBTON ST. that Dermot wosnotwhcrchc should have lizguynggng 3 i .13 3 0 3 3 3 3;, ' dieuee. The main tent, animal tent and r .
South Norwslk. f‘onu been on t o afternoon of April S—namc- it ll kl __ boarding tent Were blown to stripe and ,
} . iy, at the lecture room of the Cooper Med- 3:50m:g(juff ........... 3 0 0 0 1 l— 4 completely wrecked. No one was injured. "Ally 8”!va BETWEEN SOUTH NORW‘lK “N” "m "in“.
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M'lsullplrml, .00 had access toEinanuel church. Proof may E TH F LLOWS HYMEN _.___._..__ " ’
Lml’ Simpll'flll, .01 point to others. Let me carry you along D A 0 p w ' "3M0.“ 0' “m" 5'0"“- ,
M'I mm on the ground upon which we ask fora ver- ___._, w” Lennon, Sept. fill—Silver ingots of a I '
Clam. ’ .70 diet for the defense. BridegmmA&?|:;: $3313.11: n no" total weight of 85.000 ounces, which had I
WI 3mm, .00 "First, you shall hear from the mother ' , been shipped by Vivian & (10., Swanson,
M’IN .70 of Durant—bow he was interested in Husrlsonos, PM h‘ept. 2“"‘3055" to Sharpie Williams. London. were stolen A d Will t n!
W's for Malaria, .75 church work and what he did for Emanuel Morningstar and MM! Eh Bow“; ‘0" Ju- from the van in which they were shipped B You '39 no 0 y .
WI ’ sound. .3 church. We will tell you how he met :3?wtzrznfidgi:‘l’ol‘llzdiiozfizyndft‘cinirxggl while in transit: frotm tints! Méd'ignd gepot.
I . Blanche Lamont and of his associations ' ' Ne clew has n o to n c o to here.
We Plum' .10 with her. Mrs. Durant will tell how her A“ hm" afterward, mm" ”m bride "“3 m "eat and Perfect Flttillfl Shoe.
M" WM. .13 son was dressed when he left home on the mug“ 0“ h" mmm‘d" lfilltffgmnll “:2 PI"! PI"! 3"" '0’ N" ““5 ° .x '
. to, one o 0 goes -. ) ’
Osssosls. . morning of April :3. as. will tell what m” “8" “0" 0" so. Jonas, :3. R, Sept. til—Tho Peary But one in which the .
Minus, .1, her son did that evening. Tho good re- handed the newly married man a loaded expedition left here by the steamer Silvia,
mé’fizrobe'xflier ":68 pate and honorable character 0! the do- Ili doing so the weapon was accidental- bound for New fork or" of “1° party; . . . . ‘ . . ‘
qts., . . fondant will be proved. The attendance . . adudttcd before eavingtiat anum o 3 M u d c D h I d s I
W’sllcmbo Killer: gal. jar!" 3.50 at the Cooper Medicslcollege and his gen- '7 WWW}. End?“ ”"1"“ ‘0‘"! ”2mm! bones wore found near Greeley's camp on 388' aleflal '5 SB , omblnlng Ufa I I an 9
Yankee Inns Soother, . .H oral demeanor will be shown. Morningstar “ '3‘“ ' tour “8 away ‘ ° up— Capo Sabine. .
an ,
Rubbers for old style Mason’s
Jars, 10c doz.
lililENle lliBiliE
Young Man
Why take the hence of d it without in-
m. s.*lr.§i.i§.t=“....5.m W
or
0rd Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
of payable to yourself if you live.
sth insurancedike everything else,the best
is cheapest.
cldfii'clid‘ii GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
Bio. ll. Stillsun’s
Drug Store,
ll Washington. attest
YOUR SAVINGS IN
In lawyers Will was. Discrslm is.
.the body of Blanche Lamont in the bclfry
more cm. a mum
Mummies: sale. and our sup:
cion ca Other-write hint-orb Home.
on. the Witness “and,
Bax Fulcrum, Sent. lid—The depart
ment, of the superior court, in which
Theodore Durant is on trial for the mar
do: of Blanche Lamont, was the scene oi
excitement when the announcement was
made by the district attorney that "thl
people rest." The subsequent statemen-
of the attorneys for the defense that they
would be ready to pmeedat once drew to
the city hall a crowd that could not gel
admission to a room ten times the size oi
the apartment set apart for the trial.
The fact that the defense in its opening
statement would reveal for the first time
the nature of the evidence relied upon for
an acquittal served to arouse public inter-
est to a degree never before seen in Cali-
fornia at a trial of-a man for his life.
The hot, sultry day was intensified in
the crowded courtroom. Although the
occasion was of the gravest importance tc
Durant. he was the most cool and impas-
sive individual present. '
The defense first called for further cross
examination Detective Gibson, Deputy
Coroner Elliott and Mrs. Look. The last
mentioned was questioned regarding her
eyesight, she maintaining that it was
good and that she never had any optical
trouble. Gibson said that he had founda
hatchet in the bclfry on the occasion oi
his second examination, and the deputy
coroner testified that when he first viewed
the moutliof the dead girl was slightly
opened. .
Attorney Eugene Duprey, for the de-
fense. then began his opening statement.
His intimationthat the murder was com-
mitted not by Durant, but by Rev. John
George Gibson; pastor of Emanuel church,
by a significant allusion to the resem-
blance of the proacher's handwriting with
the lettering on the paper incloslng
Blanche Lamout’s rings, createda marked
sensation. The address of Duprey began
with definitions of the duties of jurors in
capital cases. He attacked the nowspa~
porn for the articles written and published
concerning Durant and warned the jury
against improper deductions from circum-
stantial evidence. Duprey then said:
Lawyer Duprey's Sensational Address.
“The district attorney has presented a
strong case of circumstantial evidence,
which at first would create a strong suspi-
cion of the guilt of the defendant. We
claim that beyond a strong suspicion the
prosecution has failed to go. We contend
that with all the testimony introduced
the only issues to be passed on have not
been arrested. Where did Blanche Lamont
forfeit her life? When did she meet her
death? Who caused her death?
“These questions have not been answer-
ed. A fourth question is, the cause of her
death. A fifth has not and cannot be an-
swered. What was the motive of the ac-
cused to take the life of Blanche Lamont?
Under the testimony thus far we claim to
ask the court at this time to instruct the
jury, without one word, to acquit. As a
duty to the defendant, his parents and the
community his lips should be unsealed.
“You are entitled to and should know
where Durant was and what he did on
April 8 from the time he arcse in the
morning until he went to bed at night.
The district attorney promised to show
“On the morning of April 3 Durant
left his home and walked toward the
house of George King, so that he might
have a helper that evening to fix the gas
Jets in the church. He accidentally met
Blanche Lamont, whom he told he was
on the way to King’s house. and asked her
to accompany him. She said that she did
not have time to accompany him before
school and requested Durant to accompw
ny hertmwhool. lie acquiesced in this
and accompanied her us for as Salter
street and Octavia, where the defendant
went on to Webster street to the medical
college.
The loundaticn of the Alibi.
"We will show those facts and what
Durant did from his arrival there until
noon hour, when he walked to Broadway
and tea bluff overlocikiug the buy. We
“ no will
‘ lites m recs
showtiiat c ' its
Kins. nonetheless gitJ
incl organ downstairs into the dunday
:ghcogrcsg. Then ”13”“ sudK‘ilag icit
ocu together, erect to on
hi: cost at the door. it my; fing's‘dinc [
nor time. Durant walked with him part
of the distance. Then Durant returned
lime. meeting a lady on the way, tcwhom
he said the gas made him sick. After din-
ner he went to the church to an evening
entertainment.
‘ “This will be the simple story of the
defendant. Flo will be corroborated by
those who know him well and who will
giv; reasons why these statements are cor-
rec
lsapllcatlng Pastor Gibson.
“We will then turn our attention to
some evidence found in the church. We'
will show that the marks upon the beifry
deer are the marks of a chisel, and that
the chisel was found in the pastor's studio
in a toolbar. We will show you, as long
as they have introduced a paper here with ‘
letters on it as compared with letters
found in Emanuel church, that they are
letters written by Rev. John George Gib-
son.
"if we are to act upon suspicious, we
will show how thi'st there are others who
have been cast into suspicion, and worse
than the defendant. We will show you
that on April 3 Durant were a dark suit
of clothes of blue cloth, while the wit-
ness, Vogcl, said he bad light trousers. We
will show that the eyesight of Mrs. Leak
and Mrs. Crosset are impaired. and that
the reputation of Witnesses Quinlan, Op'
psnhe m and Phillips for veracity is bad.
“If we can prove what we have outlined
now, we should have the spirit of Blanche
Lamont call upon you to realize the truth,
and if her spirit could come before you it
would say: ‘Lot the defendant stand out.
Let him be free, for be harmed me uot.’
"Theodore Durant is innocent. We
stand for his life. We demand his liberty. "
After a recess Mrs. Matilda Durant,
mother of the prisoner, took the stand as
the first witness for the defense. She told
about her own birth and marriage in To-
ronto, where Theodore was born. The
family came here in December. 1889. She
detailed the childhood of the prisoner and
his education at various schools. During
vacation he worked at various occupa-
tions. He had money in the bank.
She testified that on the morning of
April 3 her son was dressed in a blue
chcviot suit, the blue trousers of which
she identified, and the garment was intro-
duced in evidence. Mrs. Durant stated
that her son returned home that evening
shortly after 6 o'clock dressed in the some
blue cheviot suit. He were no overcoat.
She testified that the trousers were made
to order by a local tailor.
When Theodore left home on the morn-
ing of April 3, he kissed his mother good-
by and saluted her in the some manner
when he returned at night. The family
dined that evening at 6:15, but the wit-
ness said Theodore had little appetite, and
he did not look Well. At 8 o'clock that
evening he took his mother to a street
car, and when she returned at 11:30 he
was in bed and asleep.
Police Sergeant ileynclds described the
chisel marks on the heifry door. He
searched for a tool with which the marl;
might have been made, and in the pastor’s
study found a chisel which fitted the
marks exactly.
BASEBALL.
KATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At Washington-
per part of the skull and inflicting in.
juries which caused instant death.
Natidndftiuard Marksman.
New Locum. tions., Sept. lid—The
team from the Third regiment won the
Connecticut national guard brigade shoot
at Nlantlc, with a score of 686.
Lutheran Synod.
Oswseo, N. Y.. Sept. ism—Jrhc twenty.
fourth annual meeting of the New York
and New Jersey Lutheran synod was con-
tinued here today.
TIDBITS OF NEWS.
Governor Morton fairthe cornerstone
of the new city hall of Canoes, N. Y.
At Kingwaod, W. Va, Senator Stephen
B. Eikins fell from a bicycle and severely
itchcuw‘totaksihsissltssr. .
newer
ugtccsrrysoab -
ldsyfromsssttescathw .
_ , ll?“
it I , in c M
Elohim: attire ladies Harbor lfscla
club, , ‘
om» offered by the Saswsnhskmcoriuthlsn
Yacht club of New York was sailed and
resulted in a victory!“ the challenges
from England. - '
The winds that prevailed were general-
3 ugtf'olthcugh on the close reach for
0 mark on the first round than
wusstrscgthcf tenknotsachourfrom
the southeast. The winds were also varis
his, shiftng at different times during th
. The sea will
never sinceth except at the start. At out
period white cops were kicked up. .
The race was won by superior handling
by Mr. .1. Arthur Brand. Spruce's skip
per. in taking every advantage of smooth
Water and in holding his boat to wini-
ward. it was a most interesting event in
that each host had several turns at being
ahead. On the second leg'of the mend
turn such little ship had the lead twice.
Ethclwynu rounded every mark ahead.
but on the best home on the second round
she Was outmaneuvercd andbeaten by 28
seconds on the full course of lt‘miles.
Going out, the first leg was half a beat
and half a close reach. The second leg
was a broad reach; the third another close
roach. On the second round the first leg
was when the wind was a little shaft tbs
beam the second a very free reach, with
16 minutes interval, when spinnaker:
were called into requisition, and the third
and last a beat. ‘
After the race the British ensign was
mastheaded above the Stars and Stripes on
the Seawanhaka-Corinthiau Yacht club's
flagstaff. Each yacht has now won a
race, the Ethelwynn having landed first
over a leeward and return course on Mon-
day and Spruce iV having come in ahead
after having followed a triangular course.
This makes at least two more races neces-
sary to decide the match. which comprises
best three out of four.
VALKYRIE MAY STAY.
The Work of Fitting the English Yacht to)
Sea Suddenly Stopped.
NEW YORK, Sept. till—ft is stated that
Valkyrie III will not cross the ocean this
year. She will, unless all signs play false,
be laid up for the winter at Teboe's dock,
South Brooklyn, or the Erie basin.
Lord Dnnrnven’s change of front is'in
reality not so sudden as it seemed to those
who took a trip down to the Erie basin
expecting to find Valkyrie departed or de-
parting and found instem to their sur-
prise, the crcw busy unloading her stores
and carrying them aboard the City of
Bridgeport. .
Captain Cranfield has received a e-
gram ordering him to stop work on V l-
kyrie until further notice. The ”further
notice" came in the shape of another tele-
gram, ordering that the stores be at once
taken out of Valkyrie and put aboard
the Bridgeport.
Both Captain Cranfleld and Captain
Sycamore were as mum as mice when ap-
proached on the subject of Lord Dunrs-
ven’s orders and intentions From other
sources it was learned that the 28 remain-
ing members of the crew will sail for
home next Wednesday on one of the White
Star boats. The six sailmakers left yester-
day on the St. Louis. The work of dis
mautling the beat, it was said, would he
proceeded with immediately. The reason
for the retention of the English yacht here
is not as yet known.
Storm Wrecked Barnum's Circus Tent.
Buntixnrox, 1a., Sept. 20.-—A terrific
wind, bail and rain storm passed over this
city. Barnum or Bailey's circus was giv-
...._m...___ ..
Dory line. For 01,000.
SALEM, Mass, Sept. :lli.—--Tbe dcry race
for a $1,000 purse and the championship
of New England between Bart Doyle of
this city and L. Graves of Marblehead was
sailed on the North river and was won by
Doyle.
The Gold Reserve.
WAHilllemi, Sept. 20,—Jl‘he treasury
Wednesday lost $1,000,000 in gold f r em
pcrtto Europe and $150,000 to Ca ado,
leaving the true amount of the gold re-
serve at the close of business 004,118,404.
4, ._..._...__..... .wsm...
Governor Hastings to Malls a Prison Tour.
HARiilHBlilifl, Sept. 20.-(iovcrnor Has-
tings is preparing for a personal tour for
the inspection of the charitable, penal and
collect. for thc‘iutcrnsticasl 'V ‘1‘
”slim cull
\
in prior, as some advertisers mm. ,
w. are in direct touch with the manufacturers,“
, clothing and the truth must plcvsii. NEW.“ M ]
from now is per cent. and we are pleased
wages are higher.
How then csn clothing be cheaper than over? Theses ,,
Goods.
Remember-we hsdsfio
all our besvygcods in order tube abictosbow‘
GOODS THIS SEASON. We have only new ms.
prices you will appreciate. Cheap enough, that’s luvs.
w. A. Bilinlll a;
lil lain Sinai,
Harwell.
t
wnythlssccmthlscbssmtbssp
GOOD CLOTHING isnotchesncrtbsc out
tcmucwsaduevcrw‘sssoyrsalvslostos
.cf-dsts garments. But every sensible than
hssadvsnoedsod schssisborin them-M:
. socdcicthicgisiodsmsndsnduot
or»
percentssielsstwinter'had ..
. 'Seniinali lullillt
Scull Ismail;
will be found in our stock of wall
paper. The getting up of new, fanciful
and pleasing patterns is an an.“
we have the advantage of displaying
the handiwork of at. best «this of ,
It's as. my
through a picture gallery to walk
about in our store, and these is no
admission.
he day in that line.
Psiniting and Decorating, Artiste’ laterials;
Pictures Framed to Order.
DECKER, 79 Washington
The New Passe
ilfiiihi'fitrs'
“——
street, South Norwslk.
ReductioninFareBommencingMonday,8epl.lii
nger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
linking it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAlFf WARRANTED. _
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, all
a. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
NEW LINDOF
DR. r. w. clam
f t institutions of a... a... to list asrrls es and Refrigerators
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and what was done from then until 3:80; 0m, hundred “m, have been 1,,“ by a WWW Bunnifl" nun"
CENT. SECURITIES then that he mantra; thfhomz”: (lid: landslide whichboverwbolmed the village ulrvartI'a session negias. Raymond & sons. .
“'0' an wow p a“ I no ’ - M ““9”" A” ‘a’ A. union Mass. Sc t. lid—Harvard -
AND ‘m‘mm “n’ "m" "mm ““4“” Incendiary 11m destroyed three large un?vo~rlsity harm. a. .3. hundred and wwwgé mmg‘ ml 42 Washington St»
penis mags? faint.” Dr. 9°31? mg “an. in rgumntNmStlous of the village fift’qflnch your today with lama .5. Furniture {Jun no on south I 'K o
c you a e s rcscu f n all . . ‘
'how “mt after gm. lecture he took ‘5, " pri 3 0!. tendaucc in all departments and theprcso I‘m ‘ om. ' on".
YOUR LIFE. HOUSE
08 mBNITUBE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY Oi"
torts-est bust-con
Button street car to Polk. to Mission and
Ninth, out Mission and then to the
church, and alone did he walk into the
church.
“We will show that he arrived at the
church at 4:59 and not before: that he en‘
torso by the door on the south side; that
he went into the library and took a book
and a card he wanted. He removed his
coat. neatly folded it, took out his watch
so that it waldo n10"! awhile. a;
was t . c wsn
III and fixed the
stats of blew Jersey in connection with
A train on the Boston and Maine rail-
road struck and instantly killed Patrick
Farrel, Michael Craig and Edward Mo-
Donn near chlccpce, Mess.
flichsel and Benjamin O’Neil were
burned todcath in a dwelling house at
Chester, Conn, in which the twa men
were sleeping all a protracted dcbsuch.
The trial of Kisser, Krsuctlcr, Robinson
and Hoists for conspiracy to defraud the
printing ccntrash came to an end with a
vesdlctcfscquittsl. ' ‘
The thesis frost bursa accuse
teammates. mam.
' minim
pests of another prosperous year.
l'illhuste‘rs llelsassd.
Ksr Wssr, Sept. 20.-—'l’iic ease of the
alleged filibuster-s captured near Bahia
Honda last Thursday was heard before
United States Commissioner Otto, and
the men were all misused.
he lists lulled on the Tracts.
Tam , Sept. lid-Two colored men
were killed on the Amboy division of thli
Pennsylvania road at Belghtstcwu while
attempting to «esp the tracks.
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