Mi WW lele lithe m emi‘ moraine which name steam the mentor! of , across the see” lIto he felted in theauuteroue Mills whichadoen all sides of the big hall. “a ' “Ill! ll I'll tell! and charm- Then, making the cit-edit oi the met, vie put the pretty candy booth. under the anepicea oi the "Children at Ham" Illee Katharine Golden. Niel lady Hedowaa and like Bridget Walsh in charge. This ie decorated in blue and red‘buntlng. mounted by email trial: and American that. Then there iI the blackboard anmeeetent that above where to “vote for them I,“ ”mfire the orchestral stand. which metre orchestra turnlahed iron with, Ned title it the graphophone. with lira. Finnegan in charge, and then a hooth decorated all in green and white. where one new trend upon the toll of the thirty—two counties of luv- land by purchasing a ticket of pretty Hill Jennie Smith. 21:: thereerofthehallarethefour very attractive booths repreaentlu the countlee of Ulster. Minster, Munater and Conoeugitt. :lllater. in rariveolored booties with the American liq predominant. la in shame oi Nile Lillie Powell. illee it. lioCarthy and hire. 1‘. Vareon. The nest. W lieneter. is pre- alded over by illee Julie Claret: and Hill Alice Reilly. Then two hootha eoatain innumer- able valuable articles to he drawn by lot. and solicitors for you to "take a chatter." are at numeroue ea criehete la a hay ileid. "Initiator" in theme at [in Annie with a peaked root. at the euntnlt at which the em and lit-lees end the [teen hot Ireland are blood. and oontaiae m eorloeltiee and relies. each as when: the erase at ltohert let. O’Brien. ie a pretty been. “all C I. Mill. mmmemmme in chmeammww.m iueth'eyoodltiellaraeyeeetle.arep~ thefleterleelreia We! “l...“ "nu-WM... "'- tie hing .. ehereeitere. Themeteheaaoatha "N “dim!“- -» ~ . front the heele olhieltoreewltile out with were“. Milt old Ireland and the ., . filiieeeldaiiectlonateiuxu- :uoree'IPt-enee: m horsemen. died It hie home in Green- wlch. Saturday. from loiurlee received driving a week previous. lir- Lyon lived in a motion at the town kneel: as Weaver street. and always had more or lose horses on hand. He had moon: the collection one oi the mue- tang order. which he secured during the summer. and which had been turned Out for n month or more. On Saturday. October 30. he wanted to go to Port Cheater end hitched the animal, which was it spirited one. to a sultry and started 0!. Wheat near Byron: bridle the animal became lrlglttenedatanleoeelwldtepaperfi which was being blown along the roadside by the wind. and began to kick. llr. Lyon. while getting out at the vehicle. was kicked twice in the atom- aeh. rendering hint monotone lie wee carried to the home at a friend end a phyeicien celled. agar which he was removed to his home. ileiineered there iron the time oi the accident until Saturday. when he formed as a last resort by Dr. I. it llrdtnan. at New York. The saute or death wee the rupture oi the intestines from the three 0! the horu'eltloh.hndthelbllmlhudheenl leit too long and mortldoation had net in. Deceaeedwaeiayeareoldend wee the son oi Ametue 3. Lyon. oi Glen- yllle. The funeral services will be held at hie late hotne title ai‘tarnom WRICK BT08? A FAKE. A Worlli‘i Reporter lies a Pipe Dream on the Steamer Ruedale. the authority for the aim. eaetaie em iodine”. noel: elory." he said. mad the elephant hissed the‘wea- ' lilim (Hum "l Hilt- drone my indeed. in: “'3. there eae lee elm. _ _. aloe 3:“ deem roegreeenatt line mun. team the are P“ ‘1' llaefleot. ‘ ' cm“ . M It: ' i l I til i i fit Algernon Lyon's Death Due to tile; higetnon Lyme horse dealer. who I- well know men: the steam c , died.» Operetta haying been per-t There was a rumor about South Nor-‘ walk yeeterday aiternoon. that the gunhoet Helena had gone ashore on one at the Norwalh islands. and might be a total wreck. The l’lilIOI‘ wee alto circulated in New York and tree with ed in eaveral oi the evening papers. Theliew Yorhpaeereealdthetthe onion-I oi the steamer ltoeedale were Captain Witherwis. ot the Male. wee aeea at hie hone. lleoad etreet and lamb avenue. laet elaht by I reporter at the Bflmt Herein; Union. The “ltleeottruethatlelreeletedaoy "0a the way down a young men. who eaid be we a mar. asked ate it a vessel be pointed out wee amulet. lteld hint white! iteeeailfltheeeeaepply vee- eel. l thount no more about it until mm. “i”; ll litre. Then to heel: ’ v to en a n reporter mm“ ”a“ the only and allowed an a clipping tron: an early m glue ”Jets: World ll W l elleeed wreeit I” uwltbueioraetherity itweeeieite. . , it o.‘ , . 1. Il: miles away. and litter the very or the limbs at W navy yard. subsequently identified def the body of William Guillemot. m namee or little Thorn we Anette Neck. hie accomplice. have ”it below the public. and Thorn looked; as he apnea in court and pleaded pot guilty. out an it he knew it Intuit proud of ill The contention oi the muttpn II that the melt women induced en- Iuppe to do to a eotlaae at W .0n Long 1- when There abet him. out up the in I. mini; bored of It in piecee. The tool ve. ac: cordial to the prosecution. wee fear on the. part at the woman ot Guldeneuppe. with when: alto had lived. and jealouey on the part 0! Thom- AI the crime wae committed in Queens county, in- dictmente were lound there. and the trial hem yesterday in the Queens county supreme court. District At- torney William J. Younga conducted the prosecution. eeeieted by tornter sur- rotate Augustus N. Weller and Aeeiet- ant Dietrlct Attorney George W. David- eott. Anletant District Attorney Rosale- lty at this city was preeent in behalf or distrlet attorney's odlce or title city. ate the“ Neck woman and There were aim in Law r William 3'. Rowe die on. . by Joseph flees. who Wop the de- al the datum Lenore Emanuel end and W. :1. mm: were present at the opening of the trial to Which the rose in behalf or the Nani: woman. who retained Friend as her counsel. The Views at Deleetiee Willie-ta. Oeptaln,Alenander I. Williams. the well known detective expert end tor- ” inspector or police. awe: of the deer ease which hoe been printed in the newt-meets. i believe that the jury will and a verdict or entity II charred in the iadtottneehwnarueiy. murder in the tlret degree "In this case. he in nearly every inur- der trial. the prosecution lI oernpelied to rely upon clrcnatetanttal evidence elmoet exclusively. in the one against them. however. there has been at least one contusion on lltettart ol the tie» fondant. if not two or three. The one leeelon which Thorn is alleged to have made to John Clothe. the Karlene her- her, who wee Thoro'a chum. ie the moat important evidence In the poaeeeeion of the dint-lot attorney. Clothe will. there. ten. be the ate: witneee. iii- state- ment to the Jury will have great wela'ltl. ”will”! as l understood the promu- tlon will call upon Frank Clark. the (amt. to tell o! a conversation he had with Thorn. Olarlt and More abated the seam cell in the Tombs. it wee while in that cell that There la Iaid to here eonleeeed to Clark how he killed tlu‘ldeeeuppe. "The deletes. l uodmtand. will try to prove that the beedleee trunk at the drama in this city to not that of (lul- denatippo. l! llr. How‘o dart convince the Jury that the motion haI been unable to prove that Quid-neutrino ie Initially dead. than at hearse There will he acquitted. “hut trout what i have read l finely believe that the Identtleetioe la a calm elm one. There would be some doubt ”“Ietrmllflflllglfltlfllnd » . mantowhdmlleeold two . murder ‘ unfit WW eraad‘fivv otter an illness oi about three weeks. id eupported‘ "Judaing l'rotn the‘evidanee in the . intermiedwerenotthebodyet etthe Fred plum “smitten the nominee: the ‘ WWI there is the oil- the owed: and the twine them ametmmieeudlnuteieetttv- Themm wan” to hire: Nani nodubtwiiibea mum mm la able to We that the attire mantle is not that e! Guideneum then. in any Judgment. Then me he mitt But there ta no Militia what a lury will do. The trial will.» limited no doubt with the treeteet interest. and u will be (plum one" it! emanate. it? sxeeue’tolt Dixon duo. Window-alum -m-e Staten Senator Nathan Feiiowe Dixon died at hit home hm late last night Mr. mun wee born in Westerly on Ann. I. ”ll: studied in the public school: and tilted per colleen at Phillipe Macedon! and wee graduated trots: Brown Malt! in the clues oi 'N. He studied M under hie inthor. Nathan 1'. ”W at the Albany Law school end wee admitted to prantlce in the Rhode Island. New York and Con- necticut dour-he let it"! He V183 ep- polnted United Clem dietmt ettornet tor the Midi tit Rhode Blend by Brealdeet Grant in rm and reappoint- ed in im. He was elected, Itate eeoator from the townoIWeaterlylnmhandaerved i ‘ “A 4")“ a ‘ rim-Hell r. nrxnx. throne! to tumors. by the election 0! Jonathan Chane to the “tilted Melee eenate. he was elected to the Ferry- el'ltllt (:0an to llll the vacancy raun- ed by Air. Chaoo‘e election In the non» ale. A little later‘ he was elected to the United Staten. senate to Mum! hlr. Chore. who had resigned. Mr. Dixon wee president of the Dixon Granite work:- 0! \Veaterly and [treat- dent at the Weebineton National haul: here. Beer-at fleet in!» Death fatally. flan l‘rnnoleou. Nov. hm'l'he newe that the United States supreme court had decided not to liltertere with the execution or Theodore, unmet. con- vlourd ot the launder-or Blanche La~ mint. Wee not uneapecrtcsl here. and apparently only Durrant and his nt~ turneye seemed to have any hope that the murderer would be saved from the gallows. The decision)! the eunreme eater-t hen mm! the way tor the exe- eIllon of live other murderers who been been sentenced to death. but pending the decision in the Durrant eeee. Dearth class We. Waehlaetoe. Nov. Millie following loot-tit claII ooetmaetera have been ap- pointed: New York-«Bulimia. I. ll. ”diligent. m: Cornwall. linen litter: art-hr. Wm Dalton. Grant I. finale: Neath Galilee. from: I. fleylord: Point noble. D. c. linlth: West Dalia. John ’0 '0'“?- Peeeeyivehiewlieeyenue. Jeeee it. .letttee Gilli-at Retiree. Plate: Date Volley. “machete. New! 13. Patton W. Bree. More. Henry J. Weller; “numerals. Aaron ileeer Westerly. R. 1.. Nov. 9.~Es-llnlted . 86 Washington St. whoee eaeootleoa have been deterred ‘ I totem oi manufacturett' templateeteptitienmeoim made in this country. Twentyviour envelope! and twenty four peptr peeked ill bandeoote plush. celluloid and Fetishes!!! halite will throw the entire lot on the bargain tablet; this weelt and (it your eholce for the new hargelaa in ear furniture depart-eel; Irene and cherry little teeeiea tables.” and white enamel“ easela‘, mediates eahleett. ’ eeeeltee, beak sates and ranks and use; easy ehelre and roelxere.‘ . t We eoetlnoe to sell the wonderlol GRAPHOPIIOIE complete, lor New records Our stocks of line lamps and oil heaters are. by far, larger than the combined twin cities Our variety necessarily greater and the prices positiVely lower. R I: N OVtN E. Houseeleeniegls not to bedreaded since the discov. -ry of this wonderful .- We will remove grease or dirt stains and otherwise demonstmte on carpets and rugi The Clothiers, UNDWEERAR ° eon Gents, Ladies and Children. Largo Variety! Popular Prln A. DICKERMAN I. sort, a. westtmoron eraser, IO. NORWALK. 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