Arriving every day to swell our
tremendous
variety
Shoppers
should not fail to visit our stores
first and learn the
‘ROcchottom Prices
W. V S. S'l'lill'i'illlili'l‘,
ilottlt‘ Main and innMetsJSoutb mall.
/
‘ HEATING ,
in lnviatinn is hereby e1-
tenrleo to the people of Hawaii
and vicinity to inspect ourgoons.
1111 not claim to give you
gain rtollars for Ell-cent pieces;
but we will treat you lairlyantl
justly.“- -
Jonts‘nz notoHKIss,
PLUMBING
AND ‘ tvzwau. Sr.‘
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
23 WA'LL St.
Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
FRANBIS 8100.,
The lieliable Blothiers Hatters and
tt'lliashington Street.
We open the Fall Season with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods at ‘
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class good:1 at low-
est prices," and the answer will be, Francis
Our store is our best advertisement,
If 'so, ask
& Co.
l'urnishers
11111411
for superior goods, at popular prices.
FRANCIS& 0.,
1780th 111.11.111.11111111.
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES
. 3
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.0111.
SPRING i00TWEAii
--GO TO—
THEO bLSEhl.
—— 4.13.4 .
mud.
BOMPBEHEHSWE STOCK-
Nowhere in Norwalkcan you get any-
thing in the Hardware line che er or
better than we can supply you with.
All our goods are the work of lwding
manufacturers, and the prices have been
subjected toa test of comparison which
shows that our claim in the foregoing is
fully warranted by these facts.
If in wn‘nt of .7473
CARPENTERS’ TOOLS or
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
Call at the Old Stand.
42 South Main Stu
8o. Isrwslt 1111111111 to.
Accusatioa Against the Youth-
ful Train Wgckers.
BENT BAOK T0 THil OOUNTY JAIL
Through 'I'lnir Counsel the v1.11... 1*»-
psradoss Waived Examination and Are-
Bold for the Grand Jury Charged With
Murder l- ths l'irst Degree.
Rona, N. Y.. Don't. —J. W lilldroth,
Fred Bristol. llcrbcrt Plato and Theodore
'Hith. the boys who are accused of
wrecking the fast mall and passenger
train on the New York Central railroad
on Nov. ill, were brought into Recorder
Carrnlchnel' s court for a continuation of
the hearing of Nov. 2.0 when they pleaded
not guilty. The courtroom was crowded
The prisoners chatted pleasantly with
their friends and showed no outward ap-
pearance of fear or excitement.
At 10:11. Recorder Carmichael took his
seat and announced that ho had received
a telephone message from i H1111 stating
thntJ. Frank Rogers and .i W. iiayhlll
would appear for iiildreth and Platore-
spoctlvciy.
’i‘hcy requested an adjournment until
:3 p. m, which was granted, and the pris-
oners were taken back to jail.
Long before ti o'clock the courtroom
was crowded again. There wero several
railroad witnesses present, among them
being G. H. Walter, conductor, and Wil-
liam lirecitinrldgo, brnkcman of the
freight train (.11 which the wrcckers rode
THEODORE lilliliAlti).
.l. WATSO‘ lllLDllETll.
' 1111111 1111111101.,
HERBERT PLATO. JOSEPH WILKES.
to Rome from Utlca about two weeks be-
fore the wreck occurred; when Joseph
Wilkes claims to have been invited to join
the wreckers in their scheme.
There were also present .i. It. Reynolds,
conductor, and Ferdinand Thomas, head
'trslmnan of tho wrecked train.
Waived Examination.
The prisoners were again brought into
court and tho rccordor' s gavel fell two
minutes later. Mr. 'Rayhlll was not pros~
out. Mr. Rogers was present in tholn-
tcrcst of lllidrcth ‘ Tho rotordor asked
who appearcd for the defendants, and .l.
J. Snyles said:
"I appear for all the defendants. and as
tho coroner's inquest is at posrnt in prog- ’
ress wo waive examination to appear be-
fore the grand jury."
The recorder then sold he would r-om-
mlt the defendants to the liome jail on
the charge of murder in tin1 first degree
until tho decision of the grand jury.
The boy 11111112111111 were led hack to jail,
smiling.
Jarm-s Watson
aprornlnont .\'1-
upon 114 the lead
years of age and
of great tronbh
Fri-d llris o
liidroi l1. whose father is
York lawycr'. is lrnikt-(l
of the prong. lie is lit
asloug b11111 11 sour'co
n his parents.
'ycars old. 11ml his life
has been spur among 1!. crndtng' sur-
roundings. iii. f.1tl11 r lens-1.111111 iir‘t p111-
and the boy ho} had on his 11-111 inns
prize fighters and other tilllNiflK rl. .11r11e-
tors.
Theodore llibbarri has also had a bar-
room education.‘ Most of his tune has
been devoted to reading llnsh novels—
tales of murder and roi'l'1-ry lie is ii
years old.
llorln rt Pluto is an iii-year old orphan.
and. though not naturally vi1iorrs. he was
given to association with 11w1l1l 11‘! of
youngsters and soon fell into their bad
WWW.
Joseph Wilkes, who was not ronnr-r 11-11
with the crlnte,1vas held 111 awirness
lie is also in years old.
A “rather of Notorious Abe Buzzard.
Nomus'rowu, Pa. lee. 1i..—-'I'he discov-
ery has been 111111111 that an inmate of the
Montgomery county prison, awaiting trial
on the charge of robbirflfrcight cars and
suspected of complicity in a number of
burglaries, is Joe ll11/z11rd,a brother of
the notorious Abe Buzzard. chief of the
Welsh mountain gang of robbers, and that
be operated with that daring hand until
it was finally broken up by ollicors of the
law and the lender and several of his asso-
ciates sent to prison. He passes by the
name, of Frazer. llis identity was revealed
by his mother-ln-law and continued by
the investigations of detectives.
Election of Assernhlymbn Valli“... -.
CAXTOX. S. Y.. ~l)co .4.-——'l'ho general
term has revised the order of Judge Sto-
vor affirming the order of the board of
supervisors of St. Lawrence county in (ii.
riding the county into assembly districts.
The general term orders the sbtporvisors-
to reconvene and respportlon the county.
This makes the election of .‘lil1 s and lvus,
Republicans, to the assembly v.11ld Tho,
leadr rson the board say that an appeal
will obably be taken
A Respite For “'oodlry.
Haumsnmto, Dec. 4. -—Gornmor Ho
tings has 1rospitul until Jan ‘2 Albert W.
Woodley of Alicghany county, who was
sentenced to be hanged on lien. ‘26 W-il
liarn Penn Bowman of Luzerne cwnty,
who was to have been executed on Jan.
H. was resplted until Feb. 1.1, so that the
case maybe presented to the board or
pardons at its next meeting
Proved In Alibi.
Concord), N H., Deo.’ ~i.—-'l‘ho Italian
who was brought here from New Haven
under the supposition that it was Domini-
Lopoi 1111. the murderer of \Tlncento
nnamezé February last. was positively
identlfle s Onzfrla Pasryuali who left
ltaly in March 0 this year
1. Hyatt Smith Goes to'ln Asylum.
Boston, Dec. 4. --'l‘he papers from
Washington ordering the removal of Rev
Frank Hyatt Smith to the Federal lnssna
hospital in that city have reached here
It is expected that lilr. Smith accompa-
nied by his brother. will start ior Wash-
ington today.
W.
17151111115 1 ‘
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NO'W Is TI-Ilii TIME TO
iiE'i' iiiiill SLElilliS illiiilililiiiili ill] Pilil'i‘iill.
Call on, or send a postal card to me, and I will give you figures. Don't forget that I have
The Best Made carriages, Wagons and Sleighs Always In Stock
mu...
The place to get. your
Repairing, Painting,
111111 1;; 1112 M111
Sign Lettering is at
Wright’s
Factory
and
Salesmo 11f.
Corner Madisza and
Franklin Streets. 811.
Norwalk. Goon
/ ‘ WORK CALL‘N) FOR AND DELIVERFJD FREE OF CHARGE!
1‘ 'lTlS. SOWARM. 1
Sounds strange so late. but those age familiar words this November. RESULT.
nnn‘arms inlilllES’llltlliTS 211111 111111.
We have made recent purchases at low figures and marked stock on hand to match.
l ,
Look at The Prices.
Satin Faced. at 83.98; Full Lined, atlsb.
Extra Quality, at $7. 50; former prion, 811.
Best Quality, at $10; former price, 81 ’ to 817. 50.
Cloth Capes at similar redu
ctions.
KW
Fur Capes, 25- inch, 535; 30-inch, $1; and 81.5
We have a few Children’s Garments from last year we will sell at half price.
A. DICKERMAN & soN,
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
DR. 11'. W. DARMER
{SURGEON DENTIST.
-11: V‘Vmsliington so,
' south Norwalll, corn.
TEETH “1.1.1111 11.1111 lv'XTliM‘I'llli
wrrnuth 11m. m
trlltlv inl evtb with and .1 (11.111311 ire by
tln- iillr-l .1:.11ro\~1-1!111r111 d».
All opor tons ymi «lninL :1 ”1114‘. H1 lien-
ii ti pvrfurntrri in uelti: l' 11 1111111111- r 11.1 about
on» his 1 1h:- prlt 111l1111111i l1, 111l1. r dentists.
'i'rolll Fair-u iwl» P'rr'v ltfi hunw ‘~\ {11411 '( illi-
1~r twin an- m iw inn-11rd.
.v\ .'1.1l1'loath-11131111112
. OFFICE HUI‘R‘.
Frmm. until 71 p.111. inn-11. \\'111tnc--11l11y
and H11! 1r1tayt1111l111.p. 111.
\All work warranted for live
l‘nn-ultnllnn Fros-
1. 111111111. 1.11;."
55 80. Mill! Si. 80. HOill‘illK.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
«1111111 pours. Mondays and '1 hursrlsye. 3 to
n. :11 n2! 1y
.0 JEiiiiliiliS
Paper nger.taioimir1er. Painter
And dealer l1-
liall Paper and Borders.
1 Mirth Main street South Norwalk.
Sample books of frill line lat11~t styles of
Papers, l'oorders and "lit Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection. on notice bypastnl.
Fstlmatrs cheerfully given. mcl9
" . ” J.
NEW LINE 00‘
Baby tarrlsges fad Refrigerators
'1'
years.
Raymond 81 80118.
Ntu'r'eesnrs to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Font-rel
. Directors
Maud Al Main titre-er, Ho's-walk. (it. .
“residence. ii Berkeley Pin
Telonhono 77-4
dACOB M. LAY'l'Ohl
.1re. lite and incident 1115111111111
titllt ESibiE'illb llilh ‘1 11151111
x, Ocean titeamshlp ’iici'.11t1- 111111 sin-.111
1111; brittle. Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Hold. 0111111. Railroad I’laco
next to Post itllice, South Norris“. (‘1.
N'ntary Public~ schnawiurlrinrinh
Taken. 1 ,
Caveats, and Tlfl.ic"\l;11i 3 1.1.1.1 111» ~rl and all at»
enti: Minus cqndutr 'd 11-1 MODLRATE FEES.
onlnrrtc:150Pmrrrrll. S rarcrt'rorrlct
an i w». coast-1 1.111 1,1.- 11 11 111 Les 1.1.11. than those
a g
rcmo‘. r: from “111.
‘1 Send model. draw or :1‘111'0" with lr~1ri|>
lion. “'1: ndvruc. 11 1""
"tirade. Uurice Inn! due .1! 1 111711 isvr 1:11:11. ‘
1 A Psmpuuv.‘ ‘zll 1'11» 1 1 -1 13111 ,11-1."1witi1
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s'cnt free. (11‘. 11.
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All
The Best Cooks
Use
The Best Floun
it. i., liew Haven &‘ ilartlorrl ilil.
JUNE id. 11105. "
'i'ltAlNE‘ LEAVE SOl TH!.\'()RWALK AS
'FULLOWS:
i-ou Saw Y OllK:
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The Bat Grocers Handle 11.
Roberts Tucitertllootlwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD, CT
. n35
Harperfs Weekly
.IN 119911.
H A F- l’r‘. li' \ ‘1‘ RF h" l1 isa. 111111111111 for the
whole countr' . It deals with liin1\t‘lll~l of the
world 1b 11 an- important to #11111- ”1111.9.
n1-111rylngnnt ill-111.11} i. 1119-. .lr' ”AN
“.11. Ni vmtcd (' liillrt 14 nd inpnrt. 111111 j. .')1lll1h_\'
111 11111111111 the W-zut t- 1111.11111 Haunts“
DAV 1s tool: a tilt1 thrnuuh line I urtbbesn Sea;
the rvo111li1111.-11ftl1e new navy wr -r11do,1:11- ribr-tt
1mm in lm-rrnred in R1 H's F.710iiiiAUE-l: FHED‘
11.1111 Bronson» promoted 1.111 1i11-1 11: Army
and 11'111111111'1 lirrz i‘or LTNEY Hrourow attend-
111 the opening or the hiel Ca' 111.
in Haiti like attention all! be siren to even
notable happening The chief «tents in art.
Murmur-«and and lo and the drama wrll he
ar‘. ieticelly presented. W. I). Howu1.1.s,in the
new (lumritnrnl. Life sum Lr'lrlp' Mums.
cues in his intern-sting way b1 nits and the so-
1-1.1 questions or the time F H.1ifAerrv'1x
sprightly goruipof Ihn lie-y \Vorid will be
continued. The progressoftlm Transportation
Comml- «ton around ti 11 World will be fol low
rd and t‘Asmn W. “Wanner will cgndurt
the dc nartrncut of Amen-m- sport.
111111.111 nilloc1- or a Pr1 sldrntial H11 lit 11. in
its mitorlah and Ihmlch its poiirir «11 car'-
toous the W FE l\L‘1' will coa‘inue to be an in-
dependent advocati- orgoorl government. and
round mean-1.
In fiction the WEEKLY will be especially
strong. irwnlp bllsh the only novel of the
yearby W. l).inow11:11..‘1 and as'lrrinrz serial
. of 11 r-‘cotrh {111111.115 >1. R (1101 KII‘T The
, she tstorlcs sebctcd sreofunusns' excellence
”flawed. in every reepcrt. IlAltPltl 8‘8
mintalnits leadingtplecs in
theillustrated rnaiisvnort h'unnrl
11.111111111111111 0111111 wanton begin with"
the first number for January of each year.
When no time is mentioned, subscrip-
tlons will begin with the». number current at
the time of receipt of order.
Remittances should be made by Post-office
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance of loss.
Murmurs arr not in my I this odrtcrtmmmt
without the apnea m'odzr Harper 1t Brothers.
HASPEB‘S PERIODIDAU.
Hannah's MAO/121nm. on. year. as
nearest-s wnnxu. ,. 1- s
unusual nszsn. 1‘ 4
assumes IOU!!! I'ABLI, “ "N I
Poet Free in all subseribsrs in the United
00¢ States. 0111111111; and Malice.
Address. HAIPIB 8 muse-U,
1 1119 P. 0. Box. 959, N. Y. City.
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1' ll err. I” l2 1-! ii (in rx. ll H M. P. M —l‘,2 (l
v x. litter. 2 1‘, to "rlligulpfli‘l. W3 61!. 4 2|)
111'. 5171' l1~x.:'1'..’.1w. 62‘: 111-. 710 ex. €215 ac to
Fri-hp you. 8 it ac. 9 41 141'. ll 1.) 111-.
Suspsrs.
A. his-l 01') 91.12!) ex. 7 lid ac. ll 1:: 1.1.‘7 1.") ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Foo Sor'rrr NoawsLK:
» A. .\l.-l:!lllm'd't1.\'. 5 ill or. 111111111. 7110 ac.
11 1111 ex 1111': ex. 9114 1 x. in on ex
11 1:1 1111;112:111 noon so. P. hl.——i 114 no. title:
stoma: 111.112“ 41111,:11, “11111111. 5111i
ex, ti blitz. ' oil 111'. 1' tilt ac. 6t) ac. ‘J lilac.
Sesnsvs.
A. M.—-1:.’l0ex,6ill an. 7111 ac. P. .\f.-60
1‘3.
Danhury Bivision.
L1; 1111 n Scum Noawsnu:
A. M .—11157 a". 9153c. was ex.
no, 4 .”‘i Pittsfleal ex l1 1:! ex, 5 .58 ac
. Susnsvs.
A. M.-9 26 ac. P. M —'.' 23 ac.
Luv: I)ANBURY:
A .\1.—111111 ac. ' 11111111..» "x. 11 101112.: P. M.
4:3ex,5l4hc,di\lex. ' ' ‘
SUNDAYS.
A. hi.-—8 Dbfac._ P. 311. .505 ac. '
J
P. 15,—1 t3
a
HORSES!
Hat/111 1111111111 1111' Winter
at our stables 'on Water street in the
city, or at our East Norwalk or West‘
Norwalh farms.
Good Warm ‘ Stables.
large yard for exercise, [opening to the
south. protected 011 three sides by build-
ings: careful experienced horsemen in
1
attendance.
1111111111111 1113-.
Hill 8111 or
S. B. WILSON
BU'ILDEB, 92 WALL STREET.
One 8 room «3.309011 Point- 1 lot. Myr.
tie avenue. last orwsllhl: 1 lot. floward ave-
nue. about man feet;l 0t. Broad
1291180 feei' lOabln Steam launch. am 1;;
reds-sat edglei leib" nuns- wagon;
sood Stoves. 'l'O urns mhmw an
month. 1117
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Norwalk Chronicler