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hereafter animal-ion; tarnished by no
ogniaed ildoiltg. beocenptod
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Mint-'3. lite anecdote in the
,miimwliintoathiadoolionthemorn-
.mornmmu. , '
Mwhinbtboyworoaonteocedtcdeath
V wooeooimlttedatlaotllorwalk loot
opplng. Fuda'a wife woo induced by
aoaaaaloo to accompany them on
" 1lrliai. wan retire-outed to be a buoinena
. trip. At Bat Norwaik they left the
»traioandinalonely apotadlacnntio
the railroad ohe wan butchered by in»
pauiao. while Folio held her. The
'Wfll cornaina were then thrown
anrooathotrocltfortbepurpooeoi
havidg thou mutilated by the. train,
thin acheme failed. tor the Mn-
oi tho train which but pound the
of the murder new the body on
the track and atopped the locomotive
a few feet iron it.
Tho condition of the body chewed
cenclualvely that murder had been
?
ii
each other. Ind dhrhg their
' It'dl at the Me brim
omlmpooolno longed and watched in:
aeopponnoitymg'otntm The!
were confined within nix cello oi each
other. and every day no lupauloc
pound Fudo'n cell be aworn at him
fiercely and acted on it he would liki-
to break down tho iron door to get oi.
‘ila. ,
3' no “heat band Warden Wood-
briike one altornooo when he won be»
ing oanrciaed to allow Fuda into the
yard. and he would“ that ii bio wiab
wan complied with therewould be only
one banging next month. it ooemod
at one time an it lupaaalne would nev-
or be able to live down thin feeling. but
through tho influence of Father ll'lan
nary be to gradually allowing hln ha-
trod to be uaurpod by tooling: mori
‘llllllllll. 'l‘hecauneoltbobrnocbbe
. tween the moo in due to Fudo‘o having
made a contention in which he liopll»
noted inhalation The latter believer
he never could have been convicted it
With had held hio peace. and alone hit
‘ 9 condiment to tho penitentiary be hot
‘ ~ been in conolont “nucleation with
the italiao cocaui to flow York. on
. doavorlng to have that oillcioi one his
‘. influence to prune” him a new trial.
-- Ina time ago. owing to the mutual
ooluoalty eaintlng between tho m
‘Mltwoaionndoocoaoorytelieor
”Mutuapartupouihlaacthal
‘ new they are not within hailing din
. tonne of each other.
GUARDID ill cuuacu.
When they go to church on dunday.
, Worden Woodhrlthn in hondnulnd it
i! Worden llalndon to
on can in kept in the pol-
at‘ in the main hall under the gallery.
'_ go that they have not neon each other
“tar alanine. and never will again no
, an ideal.
W‘ wnehl'udawilibeplaeod'latho
Wood cell. he he cannot toll:
. comparatively little in henna
hint. orthotwomonlioindo
The men are italiano. and the crime
Ilium.
night.
William S. Tate.
lore long.
when it fell.
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firmnehnmeill.
dohot v. d. Ichiocht.
.W Ulld'l'flnbohrio.
The brl‘ wall on the want aide oi
the old “it I’ Palmer bat alien in
Ieebanle drool. now owned by Lyman
C. Kurd. d anoint-ville. Moan" col-
lapned about 4 o'clock yooterday after-
noon. it in probable that the remote-
do'r o! the building will come down he-
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Arlen Orcbontra.
om Hale cm...
W “000.
Some time ago the town authoriaod
' ' the aoioctnion to widen the Wall atreet
Tho prayora oi the Wellobnrg people
will abide with their new outer and
will hollow their lormor poator to hlo
nowheldoflaberio hymn?
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. PINUCHLI TOURNAUENT.
Playero Seiécted nnd'Gameo Begin To-
ldormw flight. .
The committee appoinud by the Old
Well Root and Ladder company to
arrange for a penucble tournament has
oeioctod tho players. and annouoce the
bra! game in the oorioa for tomorrow
The honorary playora who will com-
pete are Jnmen Harrie.
Buchanan. G. W. Stevens. Frank Day,
G. F. Benedict. E. F. Smith. ll. J. Shar-
rott. Sylvester Mixer. 0. E. Wood and
Homer; N.
The active players will be Ffrederick
Northrup. Robert Pearaon. .l. W. Dakc.
Janina W. Hoyt. Richard Voight, Er-
‘oont Taiiudge. C. W. Stow. Leo Davin.
D. W. W and Dr. F. W. Dormer.
. The redone will be Chief Engineer
I. V. B“ and the chairman of the
moron in to be Jeane hi. Ferris. the
human dthn company.
8m WALL OOLLAPS‘E-
Hall a dance children living in the
vicinity. and who make it a practice
to play about the structure. narrowly
oocaped being caught under tho wall
ENTERED. BY BURGLARB.
A Hantord Place Home lionoaclled
Early hoot Evening.
The renidence of llr. and hire. Wil-
lem Joboaoo. of t Hartford place, woo
entered by annok thieven luat night
luring the abonucc o! the family at
iivine oervice. iliotrnnce wan oilected
by iorcing open one of the windowa.
Executing a couple oi gold ridge.
and a low trinketa. vainedmore for
.heir pant anoociatiooo than tor their
:ntrlnalc value. nothing wen taken.
BULL!” THROUGH Hi8 FINGER.
A Water direct tiny Wounded While
Handling a Revolver.
Yenterday afternoon lira David A.
Kelly'a eon wan playing with a revol-
ver in the door yard in the roar ct hit
home at it Water atmt. loath Nor-
wnlk. when the weapon wan din-
:barg. The bullet cooled through the
boy‘n linger. canning him coneldnrabin
pain and flight 'l‘hla morning be won
thin to attend to bio ntndien at achooi.
Alilml concour All!) liAbli.
The Arlen flinging mlety'a annual
concert and ball will be held tonight
in Arlen Hall. Following in the pro-
hridge at an expenae not to exceed
“5.000.113 order to do that it become
neceaaary to remove the coat wall at
lira. Julio Wilann'o building. in order
to got a foundation tor the went and
oitbe arch. Alter that was done the
foundation of the brick building woe
to be replaced and to rent portly upon
the inundation of the bridge and partly
upon the. bridge.
Since that time the aoiectmon have
been negotiating.wiib hire. Wilacn hr
the privilege of no occupying her prem-
ia‘eo. and nogotintiouo are not yet com-v.
plated. The beet terma odered by her
are the right to hereafter to rent the
preaent arch under her out wail upon
the bridge without charge; to carry up
the east wall of her building two Ito»
rice more. making it three aierieo in
height; to release her from root now
due the town (or the privilege a! root-
ing the arch under her building on
the bridge. which rent to bill a year.
The town in nine to wanted her
against all damage to her building re-
sulting from the char-go and to leave
her premlaea in as good condition on
they are now. end to pay her him in
mail. in conaideratlon of thin ahe will
allow the town to rent the foundation
of the fourteen-foot extenaion of the
Mono bridge under her building. The
town baa directed the aeiectinon to on»
tend that atone bridge tourtenn feet
only he need in part unlooa lira. Wil-
aon'a building lo cut ol about ten (not.
it. after the bridge in built. the people.
realiaing that they havoa bridge that
can only he need to port. ohould coo-
clnde to cut oil lira. Wilaon'a building
back to the neuth line no built. on they
probably would do. it could only be
done at a conoidoruble capenoe and
the cxpeuoe would be increnud by the
action at the town in acquiring the
right to rent ito loundotloa under the
building. becauae the buildiu would
unuueotiouabiy be worth more alter
thin contract in mode by the town than
it in now. and the town would be buy-
ing back from hire. Wilaon what it
had already paid her tor.
Now. it that building in to be cut oil
it nhould be done before any contrgct
in mode with lira. Wilton. bmouao
otter the building lo cut oil. the part
cut oil will become a highway and the
town can rent ito bridge arch upon it
without paying damagen to anybody;
and ii the building in not to be cut all.
the queation arlaco. in it expedient to
widen that bridge iourtoon loot when
only a part of the bridge can ever he
need? in fact. it won not intended
originally to widen the bridge iourteen
tent on tho wont aide. and it in only
now built that width on the want aide
bocouao it in deemed urinate to build
the arch lourtoeo loot wide on one aide
and about hall the anion width on the
other. Would it not be better. than.
to change the vote pound at the recent
townotnotingooaoioperaiitthou-
lectured to build. in place of a fourteen
toot atone bridge. an addition to the
prooont atone bridge of iron. which the
Berlin Britta company. we are told.
baa uttered to do at a price which will
rare the town about “.000. We are
informed that the ilnriin bridge oom-
pauy baa ollerod to do thin and to give
a bond for the dainty of the bridge for
fifty yearn.
REUNION AND bathroom..-
The annual reunion and relive-all of
the Nurwallt Congregational church
will be held neat Thundoy evening.
The indie- wlll nerve anchor in the
chapel train ii to I o'clock. during
which time the clarii oi the church. A.
ll. Hill. will marl: the roll or thou
pennant. Al I o‘clock there will be or
«clan lo the church. linolc by the
. choir and an addrona by the paotor will
be given.
Wfllt'l‘l illlA‘i‘l admin”).
in the Twin city Wheelinen'n pool
tournament. murder night. David ll.
Weria. rated My. beat Waldo lioyv
lotion. The noun wan: Wortn. t. o. o.
- 3. h. H; mm .0 71 't 1- 4114'
mm Inntiaoi a circulation
mm
mm building on. oatoudnd nan .
companion mohoI
Norwallt'a Tonia. W oi Gentle-
men. Ilade a (loud W.
in it- account or the bonnet-ball
game in Danbory loot Friday night. the
Newa aayo:
Company I" hoe I mould hooket-
balltoom. andthorni'ndanexcep-
tlonally good and club game loot night
and created a very ramble imprec-
oinn upon the Donilul‘ylollowo. Tho
Norwalk player-o were an gentlemen.
and they “played hookah-bail. " an boa-
kot-boll ployero uodornland that ex-
preooion.
The captain of the "math won a
very pieounl man and hail opieodid
control over bia loan.
The game won an Woolly good
one. played loot “dutch; both team-
were well balanced. on M team
work and the mm m did
exceptionally good fit.
.mveo
The vioitora all
an planned with their W
well moo-n wilted the melo-
Tho m woefmo Inch heavier
team than the Not-walla. although the
latter excelled in angle other 'reapecta
The game. however. wan almoat en—
tirely devoid of rough play. which in
likely to occur when a heavy team
ploya a light one.
The game won one of the Mat that
baa ever been played in tbio'city. and
in very encouraging for future gamee.
There wan aa-oaiirc abacnce oi kick-
ing or any kind at diugroeable lent-
urea
simruisnb nu. WUESTMAN.
Germooia hungerhuud Celebrates the
Anulveraary oi lilo Birth.
The alngera oi the Ger-mania Boon
gerhund repaired in a body. loot Boi-
urday night. to the reoidnnce 0! Chen.
Wuootman. in North Taylor avenue.
and gave him a genuine aurpriao in
hooorol the annivoraary oi bla birth-
day. Bolr‘oabmentn were nerved and
a good time enjoyed.
0n the return to South Norwaik the
olu‘gero otoppod' at the reaidnnce of
William C. ,lnaao. in Franklin atrnoi.
and gave him a ourprlne. the occoaion
alac being the anniversary of bin birth.
GASHED WITH A "ATCHBT.
m
A Woman Auaultcd'by her iiunband.
but Would not Make a Complaint.
About llzlii o'clock ianl night Olli-
cer Robert Moreimuae won called in
the Bonita place in lialn ail-net. Nor-
wolk. where he found it man named
Delicioion. a plumber employed by
the Juneau company. who moved into
the bouae a low weeko ago. crazy
drunk. lilo wife had a horrible gun
on the left aide at her neck. probably
made by a hatchet. which be had
abolished from her bond.
The wile'a oloior woo lying on the
liner in a taint. with a horrible brulee
on the top cl her head.
When the edleer appeared no... lite
acetic the man anaumed an opponrollun
or rebel-neon. and banned pileoualy not
to he arr-noted
The wife and niotor-ln-iow Joined
In the petition. and to neither would
make a complaint. the oillcor loll the
mean alone.
nilllDAY ill 'l‘ill incline.
Torrance (innit wan iii-rented by Oilb
cor ilortrnm naturday night. tor inton-
lcatloii. and he nponi lunday night in
the lockup. in the we Court. thin
Morning. (look won 16 and pooh.
but execution .wan oilotieoded.
tilt inih’I PM"??? A‘r’l‘Aciillil
countable William Voilaior thin
learning Mao manual
the m at Mort W. thin-.0:
Mb .. h. I... in lounging eve
”Mariam”,
Then Attempted to Kill lie:-
The we. or mu urination
Decidee to End Both Their
‘ Liven. V
outcrop over BABY'S DEATH
any one an. m Only about
. a l'oar. that rather woo in
“maniac-and
lnAbJoct We...
(3! Miami Prone.)
Benton. Nov. 15.-F‘ronk Ichaughlln
and bin wile liory were found in an
uncenacioua condition at their home.
on Third otroet. South Bolton. It 8:30
o'clock thin morning. Both had been
abet. and both. it in believed. will die.
The man woe revived by the pbyni-
alone who had been ountmonod. and in
aobort time wan able to talk. He in-
formed the police that hlo wile had
abet him while be won aoleop. and that
aho atterwardo attempted to kill her-
neli‘.
ltchaughlin. who in in the advanced
singer of cohaumptlon. had been or
dered to the boopitoi today. The po-
lice believe that hia wile. driven to
liven.
The interior oi the department occu-
pied by the couple indicated that they
were in object deatitution. There won
only a aingle piece oi bread in the
place.
On invootigatlng the can the police
learned that a baby born to the couple
two montha ago. died. it won only
two weeks old. but the event aoemed to
have weighed heavily upon the moth-
er‘n mind. Two weekn ago obe re-
quented her huaband to purchone a re-
volver [or her. on ahe wished one with
which to protect heranii after be had
gone to the hoopital. At that time. it
won expected. he would not be com.
pulled to go on coca. lac
bought the revolver. it wan
uaed in thin morning‘ a ohooling.
At the City-Hoopitol. to which the
victim at the-ehootlng were taken. it
wan stated that both would probably
die. McLaughlin in about thirty yearn
of age.
had been married only about n year.
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OPENING OF THE HORSE SHOW.
Attendance Rather Smell on Account
‘0! Uoiavoroblc Weather.
New York. Nov. .5.—~'l'here were but
low people prenent in liadioon Square
Garden today at the hour act {or the
formal opening or the thirteenth nu-
nuai exhibition of the National Horne
Show of America. The weather was
damp and foggy all the foreuoon. and
moreover the programme of the lira!
half day woo not ouch an to, attract a
general attendance The doors were
opened at 9 o 'clock. but for the cunning
hour the great amphitheatre in only ln~
formally occupied
At 10 unlock the actual work 0! the
exhibition began with the exercining
oi the home in the ring under the au-
perviaion of the ringmaotor. Thin
went on for ball an hour. when the
preliminary over the Jumbo 0! hereon
entered in cleaner to and. m. the ant-
ntolo ocquitting ibemneivoo croditohiy
to be allowed to compete in the later
trioin oi the exhibition. Thin occupied
the limo until rcceae. M the afternoon
anaalcu there won a little better attoodv
once. but. atlll the number of vinitora
woo anioll. partially on account 'of the
continued unfavorable weather.
it in conceded on all olden. thought
rather reluctantly. that thin in the cru-
cial year lor lob chow. it in claimed
aoclety. which for on many yearn had
made the ahow o function boo tired of
the entertainment provided by the cm
blhitlon.
lilitl‘i. uui‘nwrru lama llldli illitl-
KAN
i‘hicugo. Nov. iii.-~lira.1eeoie Llo-
oolu lleckwitb. daughter of illibnri
hinouin. let‘t Chicago loot night to join
her hilaband at Mount l‘loaaout. la.
the marriage to Warren W. Bechwith
at htliwaultoo recently created a noun»
lion and it hen been rumored that her
father would lnoiot on tho reparation
oi the retina We. but an optional
eitort wan made in prevent her de~
WWW.
tilii'l‘li T0 lilll’l’ lliltmi.
don Teapot-cm liar. lbw-Arrange-
meuia have been perfected for a mud
meeting between lolly latitb and anti.
Diane. to invite place in thin city in ll'ebi
teary. The fight will be Pulled all be»
tore the thuidnntal club
homlallaewaih.
mm
tidbits-Minimal ‘
dooperatioo. decided to and both their -
lilo wife in twentyaia. They .
the .'
health. The procooo be pronoun A, ‘
3P” W“- , 7"
llr. liyon. loot
Benton. laid
a million doiiaro
clock. lie aloe laid”.
won on aunred m."
yielded gold. In a too of one water
Itr. Ryaoaaidthorawaocveragrain
of gold,
Itr. Ryan in a member at the lirm of
Ryan. Berrown and Parker. lewelera
or thin city and Daahury, on ea-alder-
mao of thin city and a member of the
Baptiatchurob. HowaaaaonMnaup—
porteretltr. Jenna-adorn: hiopoa~
tornte here. and won dent approached
by Kr. Jemcgao anion nine naphtha
ago regarding thin ochouo. lie ad-
vanced name of the money required to
equip the plant and make the trot ox-
perimenia.
The Electra Marine Salt company
baa been incorporated at l'ortland.
In. with n capital stock of uomweoo
Tho iirnt instalment of oioek to be
placed on the market will oomprioe
100.000 abaree. The company mm
to piece a large block of the atock on
the New York market. On the canal
of Maine there in an abandoned grist
mill which will he need by the com—
pordy in lie but eooay at recovering
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LOOKlNG UP THORN’S RECORD.
Philadelphia. November 15.——8everol
Queen's County. New York oilciala
are in this city looking up the crim-
inol records in on endeavor to. it pop-
aible. learn aomethiog of the early
lilo oi unrtin Them. in con-equation
of a statement made at the Long in-
land prison by a man who claimed tirl
be a Philadelphia detective. that be
identified There an. a peraon who had
served it eeuience in Noyanoabing for
stealing a diamond pin. The neuron
were marched with Mic mite.
SUICIDE OF‘ A room WIN.
Cincinnati Ohio. Nev. in. —-.A opeciol
to the Commercial 'l‘rlbano iron: Brn-
aii. ind. urn: "l‘howitoollieover
Ed Smith. the pugiilat. committed out.
cide here In her room by .tnklng
atrycbnino. She won ihirtyfin yearn
old. No cause wan unsigned. The only
writing alto left won a note to her iii-
ile can very oilectioooiely begging him
to growup a good than.
i-‘illh‘. lN STAMFORD.
Slumiurd. Nov. l5.r—~A barn belong-
ing to Dr. Edward E. Howell was
burned early loot evening. Most of
the contents were deotroyed. The
hereon. however. were saved. The lone
amounts to above 82,500. which in cov~
crud by insurance.
WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT.
louiavllle. Ky, Nov. lil.-—-'i'be Gour-
icr-Jouroal thin morning aayo: J. ii.
Sovereign. the retiring General Muster
Workman of the Kuighte oi Labor. re-
signed into position in order that he
might push his candidacy for preuident
oi the l'iiiicd Stilton in lililil.
EASY WHEN you KNOW 11‘.
Writing on "How i do my 'i‘rickn.’
in the November Lodica' Home .lour
uni, magician Harry Kellar explain-
how to accompllob the dllliculi feat of
blowing a piece of cork into a bottle
"a trick that will defy every one who
done not know the only way by which
item be done. "Anti name one." lir.
Kellar directa. "i! he thinks he can
blow a email bit of cork. which you
have placed in the mouth of the bot.
tie. on that it will go into the bottle.
boy the bottle on the table upon lta
aide. and place the bit oi cut-h about
an imb or loan iooido the open end
He will blow until he gota rod in the
lace. and the cork will invariably
com out of the bottle iuoiood at new
big into it. dimple rnaonn (or it. too;
the direction ul‘ the air. forced by the
one blowing. brlogn it ogainnt the
bottom of the bottle. The air cumv
pmann within the bottlc’a walla and
moat and outlet. therefore in turned
and forced out at the only vent the
bottle baa. meanarlly blowing the
writ out with it. But take a common
lemonade otraw. place the end of it
near the cork lo the bottle neelt. blow
very gently—and the curb ratio in."
l'iillihltflflll Milli”) ”tall All
‘ iliilillll.
Fred Hickman and Albin linu-
kirnhnnr went down to iinyt'o inland.
baiting. one day loot week. An it won
low water they had no diilculty In
wading over in the inland m the
niain land. While they were Mina in
can: the bait to their MD. the tide
crane and loll them Marinara on tho
um They were meaning in to»
NR BALI—~52
FOR SALE-11 you m1.
FOR SALE—TWO III M
WEDWWWIM
T0 LET-From
T0
'ro mar-mu No. on death
1'0 l.lt'l‘-—0nn large. nicely
buildingtetnin
try the H. t 3.. m
forged So. Norm
So. lulu otroet.
lug. Root Coating and 5'
also Stewart’o Ready ~
ply with canvao -
walk luv. 00-. I3 he
(503148) in one
atronto oi In“
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modern . q
merit oooond W .
Hallo booted. “M .
Apply at aloe oi the ,
0.0.. as W'ahingtul '
ill Went otreet. out
monil' o moidolloo: m 13
street nve rcomn; Mi
Toiiea atmt. and m “1'
otrcet. Apply to John
Went street.
LET—Two dealt“.
with modern impro
33 Bayview avenue. .
For particuioro and m
Jacob It. Layton. I'M.
street. drat iioor.‘
lmprovementa. rent Iii,-
ot coco. Apply to or .
Yunnan. No. 42 mm
Norwalli.
mom. with hot and «no
control location in the db! "
ble boardora wanted. Aw
llauiord place. ‘
ro LIT-loved roe-a. ti
avenue: Indie “III M.
'ro ltllbl’l'mll‘lot aia min '
r0 nor-42» us-m‘
ll'br mm at
one. llcrwolh. (loan.
lulu there all night. when Theodore
w—III‘
ior mos: iii-oi. door.
Woodward avenue: “I
room. No. 'l ileum
cold woter: iirat liner. ,
to Union ntroot. I. I. ‘
block. cut end
Booth Norwalh. 1'.
agent.
.‘.
ilurrltt avnaae: aloe old but
latitudinal avenue. M.
ior 1". Clark. ll WM
' Lolly.”
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Norwalk Chronicler