pacific lymmvrrv writ
“flu-Whe-
announcements-uni
moron-luau mango“
mm: one laglvlbg amour ‘
M new
one tgotting‘ah ouuitalent
I ‘tberemr.and any hereon who purchases
articlea 6! any kind nt a non where
‘ they give aiaiabl not! our them in one
T_wayoranother.aathemerehenthea
‘otbornoondneempanywitbldA.
_wardand6hrlotian3warto or
’ ementmay.tbeywent
‘Wnt. wheretbey met llr.
final arreugebtenta are now being
by the-“o bottom to new
at m coo feet long at mot, portion
one» point known on Columbu-
Wino} wean; of the preaent
venom-ltoameatiho
‘fllmufllmhflofi it
it‘lltlmedll’ Storlntorun
we ”Wm from New York
eitytochogrove. Promoter-genom-
Point neat ocean in eenaeeuence
(it Mr, Starin'a piano. Among thoee
under oonaidoratlon are the
grading of the went boaeh. the moat
Waive at ltoton. and the removal to
that point of the large bathing pavii-'
ten. new at the coat side of the point
It in underatood that ltr. Starla nod
the improvement company intend to
bulb at once the changee thus tor
mapped out. and on much an boaoible
will be done before severe weather. no
that the grove will be opened early
but aeaaon.
There in no truth whatever. on Mr.
Blarln otaten. in the many reporte
that the government propoeea to take
Glen inland. or that .llr. Bturln hue
over negotiated for Cedar Point. no a
Norwalk paper elated some time ago.
The Iron Steamboat oomblnl'. of
* New York. ban renewed lto leoae. 'oi
the preaeut dock on the east side of
the point. and intendn to run excur-
olena to the point no banal. next sum-
lilo: Already a large number of
m achoola. churches and aocletiee
1‘ have been booked by the steamboat
ioefipany.
The coming of Mr. 8min to Roton
Mt will be the blggfit boom thao
«popular reaort has ever known. and
. 3W“ Mole Will hardly recognlae
' the place when they put vlelt it.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEhl.
important improvemente in Contem—
platlon tor the Coming Year.
important improvemento are in con-
toutplotion tor the coming year in con-
inaction with the fire alarm ayotem of
m Norwalk. They include the eub«
fitlding oi tho circuit Into varioua eac-
dean and completing the changing or
the hoaoo In the buaineea part at the
«it: to the modern non-intorterenoe
me. to Want in. Mblllty or the
blowout oi the entire aervlce by
aboutidenttoanyoevpart. neutere-
mentholiahilityoieandlng inaccu-
' f atom from two adjacent boxea
at the came time. ,
, W
anon BAlflllt onerous
It“ Delia linker. tor aovoral yearn
7 at tho Norwalk benpiiai. re-
the- peoitloa loot weak and dill
New York city. Illa Baker bee
oatead Wheat wlnboa to
in her now held ot my.
togethiodveporcentbaok. torbelo
not in buelnone for his health or for
fun. 5*
Our committees have been at work
but a abort time. but enough informa-
tlonaaabwngetberedtoahowtbat
the whole eyatem to anything but
what it in repreeenmd to be.
The committee baa Wood that
quitea number of merchants are heart
lly olck 0! their bargain. and would
be only too glad to throw them out.
and it concerted action could be
brought among. the buelneaa men.
there in no doubt that the trading
stamp and coupon would soon be die-
pooedroi.
The “all! coato the merchant live
per cent bathe dollar. and it be dose
a tab- he Vpaye treat are to 850
a week “subunit Supply com-
pany. New“. in the merchant going to
donatewhitthdoutalpaooothlm to
the purchasing public? Not by any
mean.
You got one atom for every ten
‘nnnta m‘buttia'enyouinlooathan
teen-ate yengot nn'maia'praolteoato»
nearly $180 or “to. according an the
purchneee are large or smell. to col-
lect a book full of atnmpe reprenent-
ing $99 worth of purchases.
Now what do you get for the book
lull of atnmpn? You can get a lamp.
clock, Jnndlnleree. center table. banjo.
guitar. mandolin. choirs, dlehea and
other email articles. Now does it pay
you to collect these stomps? Wouldn't
it be cheaper for one to buy their
goods at fair prices and then when
they want anything such on they give
away go to a merchant and buy it at
his retail price. which would be
cheaper than paying for it in trading
stamps?
Your preaent costs you from $10 to
325. while it you buy it. it would cost
you from ".50 to lb; now we. the pur.
aliasing power. would like to see all
mercbnute discontinue handling these
trading stamps and handle goods pro-
duced by fair labor. Who got lair wu-
gen. and we. the purcbnoero. who get
fair wages. will putronlae all such
morchenta who favor Our motto.
lu cloning. a word about lnbele. We
recognize or purchaae nothing but
what ban the label on it. and today the
label can be aecured on iron work.
clothing. cigar». printing. uewapuporo.
bieyclee and beer. The label on bicy-
cleo appeera only on wheela that are
mode entirely by union men. and will
be found on the upper aide ol the tube
which receives the neat port. and only
on whoela aelllng at retail tor “it or
over. Per committee.
Bridgeport Central Labor Union.
EFFECT OF FUDA'B EXECUTION.
"'l'lie elect or Fnda'e execution.”
Iuyn the Bridgeport Farmer. "ahould
have it good oilect upon tboee liellano
who mm to believe that the private
evepgement of wronga can. be pur-
aued here with impunity. They need-
ed ouch a lesson in the atroitgth of the
law. and the Nude cane won at ouch
character as to Word it in its heat
paealbio term. in their view lire.
ll‘ude merited death. and her huaband
had their aympathy. They can now
oes that the law dose not rooognlne
ouch consideration ae influenced
their Judgment in this cane. and that
when they undertake the private
avewameut at even conceded wronga.
they call upon tbomeelven not the apo
preval at public oentllaent. but the
penalties oi the law."
‘ PAYWNAWIlNI.
Ilion lloaele Hawkluo. at Death Nor-
wailt. and demo l-‘aylor. et Itinaaton.
1". Y.. were married loot deadly night
by lien Frederick w. Norrie. rector of
Trinity church. .‘l‘ho my true
patterned at the reaiiloueo at No. Nero
via. Illaallaryllewklao.aaleterot
the bride. wee mama. and Inward
Rankine a brother or the bride. wan
Iidaey. Miocene of
' them.
wet—-
Bridgeport. pane-tn the mu 0!
Charles A. Botany. for the murder of
George Marcu- Nichole. o! Daniele
Fame. David A. Weeka. Boinay’a al—
leged accomplice. took the atand today
and made a complete cunteoalon to the
robbery and murder. He lino ooui'so-
eed to the robbery of John Nichole. of
Nichole. and to many other crimee in
Connecticut. New York and North.
ooatern Pennsylvania. ‘”
The Jury selected to try Charles A.
Boinay for the murder or George Iter-
' cue Nichole. ol Daniela Forms. on the
night of July 22—23. are:
Stephen Iii. Keeler. former. Now Co-
naan. ,
William A. Benedict. farmer. Ridge-
lleld.‘ _
Frank Leonard. coal dealer.
walk.
William A. London.
Greenwich. _
. Wokeman 8. Hill, farmer. Greenfield
ilill.
Nor-
hiackolnltll.
The Rev. Dwight N. Prentice. clot-g.
all”. Fallfiold. .. .
Silo: W. Olmatead grocer. Wilton.
Homer L. Wanner. farmer. New
Fnlrfleld.
George Seeley. (armor. New Canaan.
Franklin w Wilcox. former. Green-
wlcll.
Samuel Cometock. farmer. New Coo
been.
Brewer A. Gilbert. farmer. Wooten.
Frank Leonard. a coal dealer 0! Nor-
welk. a member of the panel
which acquitted William Sidney of the
murder of Edward Long. said that he
had formed no opinion in regard to the
case. although he had read of the mur-
der and the capture at Bolnay and
Weeks. lie was accepted as the third
juror.
William '1‘. Raymond, of Norwolk.
had not read of the caae nor formed an
opinion. Nevertheleae he was eucuaed
by the deienae.
George Gregory. of Dorian. a mem-
her at the loot Logisledure. and who
served on the Sidney panel. wee not
examined. lie had read of the clue.
but had formed no opinion. lie wnn
challenged by the defense.
rlunda flelleck. of Burton. iootliled that
he knew nothing of the cane end had
formed no opinion. Mr. Beileok in an
uyatcr. planter. lie was on the Sidney
panel and was challenged by the de-
feline.
William '1‘. Barker. of Dorian. had
read of the murder. but not or the aub-
oequent atreet of Bolney and Weeks.
He thought he could fairly try the
(zone. Attorney Lynch put a lengthy
legal queetlon to the Juror and he
could hardly graap it. Mr. Lynch nak-
ed that the Juror be encuaed.
"No. elm" replied Judge Filmer. “l
nee no reaeon up to thin time why the
Juror ebould be mused.”
"Well. we will challenge llr. Bark-
er." replied ltr. Lynch.
Joalah Gilbert. of Wilton. teatidod
that be had read 0’! the cone. but be-
lieved himaell to be entirely indiffer-
out on to the guilt or innocence of the
ewuaed. lie oaid that there was a
dilleronce between an lmproaeion and
opinion. One. he laid. won an idea
formed by reading at a matter. and an
opinion wan generally termed on evi-
dence. llr. Gilbert laid that he wee
oi the opinion that the detectives had
oriented lioinay without outlietent orio
deuce. An for an bo‘ new. no evidence
appeared in the paper-e to aupport the
arreat oi Bolnay. llr. Gilbert wan
challenged by the defonao.
Alter the Jury had been oinpanollod
the indictment wan road. it charger
Botany with murder in the drat do.
am. The court granted the mound
of Attorney Lynch tor the detenae that
all witnoooon be mend bout the
court room while they were not tend
tying. allowing the moon. howev-
a?
“.3. .
in
in
when abe did” eoji
oomebody had
not
nee. Harm, penitence
latch» door and minim the
our
Mwnhbhflifldtbfltflwm
eecapeby tbel’i‘dhtllnot.” wan
eeiaed byoneoi'theildnandtkkonbb
the kitchen and ordered to alt down,
’ the man awearlngafll'ar cotttiunonely.
Shemdmwaohmandwanted to
go to her room. but hon demanded
Mile! and unit! be we ll!
would go away. ’ . «he in-
tiniatlng with an oath that it they did
not get~lt they would“ Ming oo-
rioun. She told him “milieu won
some money up atain. and In wont to
get it. but soon returned. , that
be round but on and meat have one.
Miss Nichole. in her weak“ condi-
tloa. led tbsway upatalre‘boherrm
andtookoutalittieaateylieroobe
hoot her money
nib fit in non
that they heard there were 02.000 in
the bouee and he would aearch for it.
She returned down ataire and not by
her brother for a few minutes. when
he naid he was dying and wanted Ionic
wine. She went to get it, but in the
meantime the excellent come down
stairs. and when he learned that she
was going down for wine he wanted
to know where it won and went for it.
He secured . three. bottles 0! cider
brandy. and both men deliberately ate
and drunk. The men then left. be
telling her that he would inform the
neighbora of her trouble. Nine Nich-
ole then told how she won so weak
that she woo scarcely able to drag her;
self upatelre to her room. which she
reached after much eitort.
At this point in her leatlmony. an it
won nearly 4:30 o'clock. the court con—
cludod to adjourn until thin morning
at 10 o'clock. Throughout her teati-
mony Mlao Nichole spoke of “he." as
if it won only one pereon who took an
active port in the mutter. it was be
that fired the about. demanded the
money. and went to the cellar tor the
brandy. and bio companion was only
a pennive accomplice. Nina Nichols
wan on the cloud thirty-live mlnuua.
uuu excepting for, e brie! while. when
one who somewhat overcome when re-
ferring in her brother. ehe bore the
atraiu very well.
scour uoru iron mmeemo.
Nu Move Yet Mode to Secure a Stay
0! Execution.
There-appearo to be little hope for
stay or proceedings in the execution
of the oentenoe or death upon Nicode-
mo linpanaino. who. with (luloeppe
Puda. wan aontenced to be hanged tor
the murder of Nuda‘a wife. The etato
Board or Pat-done met Monday. but no
one appeared in favor oi lmpaaolno
Attorney John C. Chamberlain la nilll
in the Iouth. and will not return until
’ibo latter part oi thin week. An yet
be baa not taken any action to nature
eny advantage tor lmpannino that
Fuda'n centenalon might give. The
ltailan consul at New York wrote tor
the particularn In the cone. but on
learning the full lacta boa taken be
alone to have the death nuance.
which taken place the morning or the
17th. poatpened
Attorney Hull. lir. Chamberlalp'o
oartnor. oald that he had no idea that
lir. Chamberlain would more in the
matter. The meat that could be
bepodtorwaeaatayoteaeeution. but
even that wan doubttul. lie oaid he
would not opoak with any authority
tor lie. Chamberlain lilo lfiproaalon
won that the oeatoono outlet impae~
nine would atone.
huddle. .
'r
and my!“ W in.» .
mil
. or This hot aeolian; took andw oeld
Newton-Vt. can £11th dilation
any at the ole eno- blerelo rare open.
ed in nineteen sum queen. inet hallill
the number or original otartera were
”My way around the
wW‘tm
.‘ Handquh
doneitaworkwell. Otthodooeoand
ballwhoworeiatill musing
nervetewinlomeendmonoy; there
will probably be only twelve who will
doiahontth‘ereoo. litilerbaea-oplen-
dill lead with which to begin the loot
_ He won riding
strong thin morning and covered about
thirty mileo in easy atyle between 7
and 9 o'clock. >6. Elvin-e. who, won
nifty milea behind. and the dye men
who were gloss waivierrgg heels
m flat olden ohape From
it Would to hard to pick
the winner.
miter completed Leno nation at me
a. no. lie has ridden in splendid abape
for 51 hour: and 10 mlnutoa. ‘
The score at 12:15 was an lollown:
Miller 1.041: Nice. one; fluhlnn'er. one;
Itlviorre. 982; Moorez oil;
murmur nuvr roe.
Sound new... Arrive Late. and
There Were Several Accidents on
the North River.
New York. Dec. 8.——There was an
extremely heavy log here this mom-
lng. Shipping euflered the most and
there were several narrow eernpee oi
oerloua accldenta. The Fall River.
Norwich and Stoningtou line boots.
which should have arrived early in the
morning were all late. as the tag was
especially heavy on the Sound. The
ferryboute on both the North and East
river: were delayed lrom ten to thirty
minutes.
The only nccident no for reported oc-
curred on the North river. The ferry-
boet Bremen. oi the Hobokcu line. rolo
lldsd with the torryhoat John C. Mc—
Cullough. the finest boot in the ser-
vice of the Erie Railroad. at 1:15 a.
to. There was it temporary panic
among the passenger-e. many of whom
were thrown oil their feet. but after
the been cleared it won dlaouvered
that neither wan very badly damaged.
The Bremen bad a. number or windows
in one or her cabins nmaohed, while
the McCullough bud her guard rails
broken and won badly dented below
the water line. Both boate wer put
in dry dock today for repulrn. No one
was hurt.
Fonl'lill'l'ltl) H18 BOND.
panbury. Dec. o—J‘rederlck C. Wad-
aworth. the innate oalooulan for whoac
extradition to New York state (lover-
nor Cooke aigned papera yeoterduy.
failed to appear in the City Court this
morning. He won out on 3500 bell.
The bond wan forfeited. Wadaworib
will be arrested if he can be located.
Hie attorney. Carl Footer. o! Bridge»
port. will bring baboon ourpilu pro-
ceedingo to prevent the primer (ruin
being token to New York.
l'ONAdUil COUNCIL commits.
Ponaaun Council met loot night and
elected the following oflicera: M
gout. Frederick Gregory. vice-regent.
L. C'. Green: collector. Jame: Flynn;
guide. ilerlun't King: eeniry. .lamee
Forbuab: aecretery. Nicholaa Martin;
chaplain. J. Walter Pen: pant-roe
gout. Sherwood Cumminga: orator.
Janina it. iiuoeoil: treaaurcr. w. A
Curtis.
i-‘lltit [N A rotilt~aT0ltY BLOCK
Naabua. N. it. Dec. o.-’l*be interior
oi the tonr-eiory block on Wfit Pearl
atreet. owned and occupied by (3. ll.
Penao. dealer in home furnlahing
gooda. wee damaged by lire late loot
night. and the entire otocir of llr.
l’oaae wan ruined. llio loan in eati-
toaiod at “5.000.
odo‘preeedim m
Stephanie. ..
cent Not-walk to dovlee
reopen: twillreoortaeofiminee
attheneatmeetlngofthe-boardotdl-
a‘taoficlol' “in?
onion ion meeting.
routine bbalneoe wan Wanted, and
theworkvottbe oommltteea tor the
year woo cloned “Ii-
VO'I‘ED T0 RENT NOOIS.
The Norwalk Ghana. Checker and
Whlst club met loot nkht and voted
to rent the meme in the llardenbrook
building. tomoriy 0W by the
Not-walk Library. Four new mediocre '
were elected and a summer agpoint— '
ed topurchaoe furniture. ’l'homeotlng
when each neither fl . L .
bring in monitor It“
01 twentyollve oenta
SENT 1'0 T
Jame “335%
did- aot-Murnutii he won apprehen-
(led.
STIAlliill) CLAlls AND SAND-
WICHBS.
The members of “one" Hook and
Ladder company held their monthly
meeting last nightandtranaactedouly
routine buelneee. After work the
members not down to a meal of
steamed clams and sandwiches. paid
{or out of the treasury of the company.
RESOLl’TlON 0N CUBA.
Weanington. Dec. o.—-blr. Allen.
Populist. of Nebraska. introduced a
resolution in the Senate today. declar-
ing it to be the aenae of the United
Staten that Congreao abould. with all
consistent speed. acknowledge by up-
provide“! an. the political independ-
ence of Cuba. He followed with a
speech. in which be declared that the
commercial spirit of the United States
won preventing ouch an act.
NR8. McKlNLBY STILL LlVlNG.
('enton. 0.. Dec. 8.~—tlre. McKinley
is still living this morning. There
was little change in her condition durv
log the night.
Alfred Adams, the blot of the old-
time mpduciorn ou the Connecticut
River «liviolou oi the Benton and
Maine railroad. bun retired from ac-
tive work. He baa been running up
uml down the Connecticut valley an n
puaaenger conductor for twentyvlour
yearn. and began lilo railroad career
titty-one yenra ago in the height yard
or the Connecticut River read in
Springfield.
Our flaring cormpondeut hen found
some advantage in elow traiue. He
onyn the nuperinteudent at a line not
many mileo trout bin homo. accommw
dullngly alowed up the other day. and
removed from the truck a deal woman
eighty yearn old. who no oeemn io be
the habit of deal people. wan walking
on the 1rack.-l.ewinion Journal.
Perhap- lo no other ooetlon cl Heine
hen the Klondike fever raged on hard
on in linoleum county. it baa taken
such a hold on the advonturoua ones
that neither the uterine ol narration
nor the penile of the trip have damp-
ened their order. The blacker the
proapoot. the more they wtab to on.
m
A drummer who traveln through
Italno carries an llngllah penny one
hundred yearn old. and an American
Ito acid piece. The may in W
than the gold piece. and tboae
who one it ocean to wonderat the
mammoth puree once carried by the
Malian.
Richard B. iltover. of Backpnrt. Na.
ence. in iettbo-o new.» "
flirt
agent.
TO LET—From *
61 West atreet. . .‘ ,. V
mond'e residence: H g . 7
Tollea street. and M' " "
atret; houae 28 Day ,
provementa. Apply to
. Knapp.
ro LET~Houae. to Lowe
room; lmprevelnenio
of Edwin Wilcox. at
VIOLIN reaction. .
Jo ‘0 ,
For tormoappiy at I.
cite. Norwolk. Conn.
MISCELLANEOUS—emu filo
Jewelry. watcbea. clocha. , .
etrumeute. clothing. W
Money loaned accord“ W
Highest prices for old '
and dlumondo. D. , ,
Washington atreet brldQ'
CUT ACROSS THU»
---—--—-——o
Bullet Ball Player
While Practicing in W
William Rename one-flea
basket ball team
Fourth regiment. m0! .. .,
Armory lent night. when
Harry Payne. who won .
middle of the door. ‘ 1
wire cut aorooa lilo Iota
dered lnaenaible by the
colllnlon. lie reootorod
and will probably be Illa
pate in the game bout ,1
with the lantern Dietrlot.»
Milli.
W ‘
HOBENEN TACK“
Contain t‘oatolln lam.*
Boya in W W
The monthly meeting at”
company wan held to
heedeuartora in Water ,
walk. loot night. louse fl
none wan trouoaeted. 1
newborn were on w.
an hour with aolootlaua
tar-ea and arms?
ll. min than "Illa!
'otiheeoatpaaytoa
which wan to the cattle
all who mm it
more miter-"bl the . .
ed this meeting than
any other meeting - .
iilllltANlA one:
The 0min -
have a «client am
in hell on m.
Who
mmm
oddball
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Norwalk Chronicler