Til cm ill ' on MINUTES.
m
. . “reds announcement:
nthonhlnflennrtnnon.”
For the second tiniewithin e tort-
oight the petite prison nt Wetbersileld
ll"! been the scene of en mutton.
Mendelian lmpnsnino. en Itslinn. nged
‘ at. in. the Intent victim.» end et 12:23
‘ this morning he peld the peonity oi'
‘N'biiicrbne. lmpnnniiio was hedged for
f f the part he took in the murder or Gui-
neppl Fndn's wife at Rent Norwnlit.
5 M h‘ebruery. Filth. the principal In
” the crime. wen executed two weeks
ugo.endthenniueropewnnonndngnln
this morning.~
The execution this morning wen the
filth that hen occurred in the prison
since the inirt decline or the Idiomatic
Inflows. end. In on the previous Oct-1'
new. the humane manner sud expvediv
_ oneness with which the law's decree
wee fulfilled wen most invornbly con»
blunted upon by ‘nli who witnessed the
‘ hedging. All the dntnils en (er en hu-
tnnn foresight could provide for. were
cnflluily nrreilged. with the result
’ ' tbnt the enpdemned men wen leunched
."4
into eternity without many at the
gruesome» i‘enturen which ununlly sc-
eoinpeny n benglng.
During the greeter pert oi yenterdny
there use some little anxiety emong
the orient: nflelnie lent the condemned
inn: would weehen nt the lent moment.
' e nitrous mm-
Inn'bwbioh tenses threatened since
bin Woe to prison end in '
creendm the line tor his execution
uppronched.‘ Throat: the minintrs~
“one oi the Rev. tether Finanery. his
spirituol edvisnr. he becnme more col-
lected yenierdey. end spent the inst
few hours of his lite in continue! reed~
ing at pious boobs end in devotional
autumn. so that when the (uni mo-
ment rrrived be true prepnred tor the
trdonl.
l’i bed for some time been u mntter
of much resentment with ltnpnsnino
thnt he should be obliged to either for
e crime that he did not ectunliy mm-
lnit. and yenterdny. with the hnowi-
edgnthetbehed butniewmorebourn
to live. he neid: "It the stein hnngs
an they been so inneeem men."
He wot-seed truer ignornnen or the
obieet of Fude'n Visit to Rent Nor-
weiit. where the crime wen committed.
end clii'lund thet be nupponnd he was
going there with M end his wide.
end thence to Brim to loot: tar
work, end ihnl. the diet he knew at
tile murder wen when be new ll'ude
births his wile with the bniohet.
A short time We his execution
I'm mean I Reliant thnt he niono
will the neuter. nnd tbnt lin-
‘ , weteh ned gnvn him
Mel oi Indety. This
rim Oh no.» “0' body
not it wen Wt
woiudenllnpenbnton
Intel spot withhold m. an .
eponnentothelitnnylorthedying.
which wnn being sold by the cleigy-'
men. were nine eleerly pronounced end
for the tow seconds thnt method It:
ter thebleclt cnphnd‘bnen ndiue'ted be»
lorelin wen lnunehed into eternity. he
could be hand mumbling his preysre
The members of the other section of
, the procession. who bed penned into
the motion room, bed aim: or-
renged themselves in their elicited
pieces. when the iron door between the
cnge room end the gnilows. swung
open end Wnrdeu Woodbridge ed-
venoed to the well inning the piste.
“thorn. Lynch and rinnnery ,cnme
next. rending the litany for the deed.
Following them cnme impennlno. with
his nrme ntrepped at his wrists end
elbows, Deputy Warden Belnden on
his left and Keeper Doolittle on hie
right. The others lollowed directly
behind. ' . '
No. emotion was visible as he bed
for the first time an opportunity to
gene upon the rope end dunno. but so
closely did the priests hold his atten-
tion that be was ‘npperoutly uncon-
nclonn of his surroundings no the oili-
cern pinioned the straps about his
ankles end Deputy Deletion drew the
block cup over his teen. Even then he
continued his prayers. which were
leiltly heerd throuh the cup.
The doom ediunted the noose with
the not under the lett our. end utter
Dr. For bed seen thnt it wnn ndjunt-
ed properlylhe signel was given and
thnenndeunedunuwnsonlyzsnec-
ondn ntnnding on the plate when the
signei was given. The warden pressed
the lever nnd inpnnnine'n body shot
to
within nmwfeetottheloornnd the
heel: wen brow. The turns of the
blow wen nneel to 1,290 pounds. As the
body wen liming there were several
spasmodic armies. but they were
brief. and the body soon unnamed the
we or m.
‘At the end of twelve minutes the
murderer wen prontmeeed deed end
the body wen lowered end pieced in
the oneltet in renditions to receive it.
lmpnnnino but no reletiven or
iriendn in this country. end nooording
to the ntntn lew it the reunion were
unclnimed they could be turned over
to the medioel depot-telnet M “his
college. But owing to the greet in-
terest thnt Tether Finneery hen meni-
ientnd in the men. he clnimed the re-
iniinn and will here them interred.
lmpns'nino bed e tether end mother
end dve nintnrn living in ltniy. end
one or his lent requests oi Wsrden
Woodbrldge wnn thet they be sent one
at his photogrepbe. ,
TRADING uremia pnctnuno u.-
LEGAL.
The Judge 0 . the Dinirict Court in
Pimento. . yenterdny held tbei
trnding etnmpn were illegel. nod lin-
poeed n line on n customer who no-
oepted end nude use of them. Father-
bridge. the muned. eppnnled end tur~
ninhnd e bond tor tree [or nppnnrnuce
in the superior Court. lawyer Tuitie
end (this! Nicholson nppnnred ior the
commonwenltb. and lawyer Fruit. of
lowell, end it. it. Wood. of Pittniield.
tor the delnnnn. Severn] ot the iner-
ebeuie here decided thnt they shell
issue no inure or the muons nt prev
out.
ilARliiill/MVIILAGR.
There wen n quiet home wedding
reelenliny nt'high noon nt the reek
itr. Vilinge'n delights-r. Jennie 3.. end
Willleie A. llerltnr. tier. Frederick
W. hurls. rector oi Trinity church.
Minted. ilitibedibinly eiter the cor:
may, hit. M lire. hnrller nut-ind on
‘ tour went. end on their re-
new will innidn in tooth liorwnle.
. 5 M! It
‘3. Weeds I. 9.. J. (3.
t ’l‘VMl J ‘iu
c: trier. it.‘ A. Mini
‘0 d
? ,
W
l outlawed item ft the m
Town’s Revolutlmry 4
tied and Ronnie.
We
uproar «u m mim.
mwmmme .mu.
lemme-15. by
In. .1th
Mm. 1
i
The Dnughwrn ol’ the Amerioi - Rev-
olution. Norwnlk ehnptnr. held 1 meet-
ing yonterdey afternoon. The noon-
sioe wnnthe nun nnnlverneryi. or the
founding o! the chnpter. widely as or.
gnnised by Mrs. iii. J.“ Hill, .. her
iii, 1892. with eighteen menthol Thin
win him the noniversnry of tie Bos-
Relics or “our nocentorn" were appro-
The ssnsmbiy room was derhined by
henvy drnperies end lighted ii gen.
“have we been uninlndiul of tit menu
priete settings to the entree it the
new regent. Mrs. Bnmuel cherds
Weed. whens throne was 0,. d - ldedly
antique choir. A vnne of pinh stood
on the regent‘e stead. thro a bit
of bright color into the noon . hire.
Weed wen charmingly gowni, and
bore the ordeei at her, iuiiietl duo
ties with green and dignity.
The meeting opened with tile sing-
ing of "Amerloe," utter whichireports
or olhcore were rend. The red ntrnr'n
report showed two new memiirs ad-
mitted. The regent enked to be in-
formed of those who could lie‘delo-
gates to the Continentnl mngienn in
l‘v‘ebrunry. Mrs. Noble spoke ii the
urgent necessity for those who under-
took thin duty to carry it out i lly.
The regent then introduced i' -v. C.
M. Selleclt, who wen beertily 4 reeled.
hlr. Selleck mode the enulverii ry ad
dress. which proved very inti ting
es s brie! histories! rename i Nor-
wsln's Wuuoenty period nid reo-
pie. lir. Sellout congrnt .. the
chnpter on its historlcnl work i merit-
ing certnin spots noted in No nlh'n
and the country's history. lid im»
pressed upon them the n ity oi
iollowing the high essmple of their
noble nncentors in piecing ch tar as
the stsndnrd oi nil excellence. though
even to the founders 0! New . land.
he nnnertnd. the worth of hi . end
culture were not unknown. e ro-
iorred to the grnnd "New Bugle d hin-
trisrchs." women whose ion or wns
felt even then throughout l thet
nturdy eerly Norwnlh soviet. end
even to some extent in . He
advised the Milton to con one to
erect monuments or stones > merit
lot-st historic spots es'i in demeanor-
ntion of our heroes. mention per-
ticulnrly tbnt youth oi blood d are
who in snid to here est (rem
Norwnilt soil when he depertedion thnt
perilous undertehlng. in whii it his
duty ended end his indie ‘. with
that glorious. since tumour u . ice.
"Hy only regret is thetl hero iii one
life to give ior my country.‘ “Too
long." neld the reverend » . er.
"iinve we been unmindlul oi . mem-
ory oi Netbnn ilnle list on erect u
monument to oommemoretn in and
merit the piece on our side of e we-
ier from which he set out." be ad-
drnnn ended with the eloquent} preyer
ihnt the dope end the Dnugh of the
Revolution might be blessed lth at
study. entislntuory nod sum = ‘ ul pro-
green in nil true. worthy end trioiic
designs.
hrs. Noble voiced the pistol «shown
sentiment o! the meeting wh - nhe
movndthnteroteoithnnitshe ex-
tended to Ir. delleelt. end ill be he
requested to lever the histori with
bill ninnuecript tor helm » .
The oiergymen amassed hi hnnriy
nopreeietlun. but united for the to
«would» no to whether he one . moi
their regunni. .
A note wen then rendered by iii-n. .l.
Wilhle aniline. of dentin it It. so-
ooiupeulnd on the pieno by
Thematihnnisuuduend in. ii.
J. liili. the «denier end .il mt
Wl m. D.
[MIDI
. one
“”6.
ion tourney
‘ .Huiweeulleudtohnrennuy
Rev. 0. ukmmm henna-
entnpplensn. ‘ ‘ . '
Ire. Oollies unlisted
churning solo: ‘m indie Nelson rev.
cited with srtietne met “Winth-
er‘n story oi! pm We" end lilies
Angeline Scott rend em on lire.
John ll. herein? ,
John iley. who .wnn one“ ' the tee-—
makers in‘m ‘hdl‘bor prior to the
struggle of ’70. V. _ »
A Bible 133'!” old. belied by lire.
Henry L. Woodworth. wen on eshlhi»
lion.
The progrnmmnelded with the recl-
tation in unknown inlsthshle tenn-
ner or s short poem on “The Oolonlnl
Ton Pnrty," which line My nppln'ud-
ed. ’, .
The company then adjourned to en
‘ print moire Ill out
out Col.
. .
m '
Hunted-«y Me n no .
lent—Other em nin-
pebbnn.’
u.
(By W. Prone.)
Albeny. N. Y.. Dec. llw'l’he bonrd
of rsilroed commissioners todny bend-
ed downn report of 6,000 words of its
inventigntion into the of the
accident on the New York Central
rand at Garrison: on October 24 lest
in which the commissioners srrive at
the conclusion lhnt the trnin was
wrecked either by dernllment which
destroyed the embnnlunent. outlint the
embnuhment gnve wny and threw the
trsin into the river.
The boerd recommends that the
upper room. where lire. John H. For- am at truck when on me nudeon
rin presided over her ”ten petty." The
present regent enterteined en honored
guests Rev. C. II. Sellout end the for—
iner rqeuts. hire. Noble Ind Ire. Hill.
The tnble wen srrenged to represent
such s table as the lounders of Nerd
walk might have npreed. with pump-
kin pie. doughnuth served on n pewter
piste 130 yenrn old. n hos of nuts. en
old-fashioned ten urn. etc. with en en-
tinue crock of cernetienn ne oenwr
piece.
Return the Dnuhtern left the house
they were deooretnd with souvenir
wooden uutmegn tied with blue end
gold ribbon. throuh the kindness of
hire. .l. laurenoe Stevens.
Poms: manure
- MAUD HiWflOIPANY.
This compnny gm 'two excellent
performances at Hoyt'e Tbsntre you—
terdny. Tonight the play will be
"The Broker‘s Daughter." Tomorrow
Afternoon there will be a matinee por-
lormnuco at 2:30 or "Charity Bees."
and the week's engagement will con-
clude tomorrow night with “49."
CASINO OPERATIU BURLESQlY-ERB.
There in another big bill of burles-
quo and vnudovillo at the Not-well: Op’
ere House next londey..untl putrouu
oi the house will iiud much in it .o
intereni and eutertnin them. The com-
pnuy in the Onion Operatic Burles-
quern. The perturmnnce begins with
u must lnughnbie burleitn entitled
”The Twin Kings." in which the run
tire company in introduced. The
piece hnn- n niight but connintent plot.
and it nitordn nmple mom for the in~
induction of telling uuerinltien by the
different members of the oompsny.
The closing burlesque. "The Home of
Trouble." in which the entire «rompe-
ny ngeiu uppenrs. mnken u titling ilnul
to the eulomihmoni. ileum ut Weed'q
and Tomiinnon‘s. Prince. 25c. 35c and
bile.
Tim PAY TRAIN.
Nest Tuenduy night the Norweili Op-
nru Hones will alter Iiu puiroun u very
nlrmig comedy drama. entitled "The
l’ny 'i‘rniu." n plny. it in enld. that her
everything in its construction to win
the good will at the thentreogolng pub.
lie. “The l’ey'l‘reln" in not alone it
railroad drnuui. en the unmo might
lend one to believe. but in it very 'l'i‘lill‘
lug comedy. lull oi intense excitement
and interest from rino to tell of rim
telu. it ronluinii it pretty story. a
clever plot. novel niiunlionu and many
thrilling oilmnxen. while the sparkling
oi comedy brightens the whole in u
pinning meuner. The noonery o! the
piny is magnificent end the mocha-hi.
eel Minute ere very renlleilr. l'rlveii.
26c. the nod Mo. ilentn nt Wood's and
Tomllueon'n.
W. R. O. TENTH ANNlVllRBARY.
At the meeting oi the Woolen'n lin-
liet Corps of hueltinghein poet. renter-
dey. moments were innde for the
oeinbretioe oi the teeth nnnlvernnry
oi the corps use! Tuendey. There will
be e Iiunlenl end litmrr mm.
withnhrlnthintoryoithnordnrnim
m emulation. Alter the mine
supper will be served.
ilnrninnletinrwblohehlewiorii
publisher recently received from the
owner. in New Helium". at one at
his bruise. it enninins «unit: "The
heonlnniuiundnifiedntetn. One
endinlninbedwitbglit—thenidnnnd
eudtniesnuelninhndweitntntn.
hnvnhutn‘euiineerelthn V
”anathema. l mu
MIN“
Mill“
uh»
I
intend
Ibsen" ‘
River division at the New York Cenv
trnl be increased no us to provide n
nuihcient system of watching end
warning along the line at all timh.
Vl'l‘ithL DEBTROYED HER
BEAUTY.
Paris, Dec. i?.~'i‘he famous model.
Lucie Hegerlsnd. hen bed her benuty
destroyed by vitriol thrown nt her by
soother model, nemed Juidicelil. in a
lit at ienlousy. idles lingeriend was
taken to n honpitel.
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS.
Washington. Dec. il.-—The comptrol-
ler of the currency his issued a. cell
on nntionel bunks tor a ntnteenent of
their condition It the clone of busi-
ness Wednesday. Dec. 15.
PRINCE ARRAIGNND lN COURT.
London. Dec. il.~Ricbnrd Arthur
Prince. known as "Med Archer." the
sniper who. lent evening stabbed and
killed William Terrier, the well-known
ucwr, us the latter won on the point of
entering the stage door of the Ailelphi
theatre in order to tithe part in tho
presentation of “Secret Service." was
arraigned or Bow Street Police Court
today. chnrged with the crime. and wen
remanded until Wednesday next.
STRUCK THROUGH SYMPATHY.
New York. Dec. i7.-~A strike involv-
ing 880 men engaged in buildingn new
Pnrlt Row shy-screw. went into ei—
lcot lodey. it was caused through
sympathy with a strike 0! seventy
hoummiihn. which look piece in the
semi- building yuntordny. The oin-
pluymcnt of only union hounesmithu
and the pnyment oi union wagon are
the domnnde made, by the men.
NO RESULT!!! REAt’l-lldl).
Detroit. ”lulu. lino. li'v-vA special in
the Tribune from lubpeming. Mli'll.,
days: A menu meeting at mine wurir
ere lust night to deride on a walk out
on uroount of tho relunnl oi mining
companion to grant an advance of
wages was prnotirsliy without renuit.
Lone than three hundred wuru prononl.
'l‘wo bailout were taken. the first furor-
lug u walkout and the lust against Ii.
MAY BE lN THE RUlNii.
Whitefield. R. 1.. Der. l‘l.-Tho reel-
dence of lilies Rechel Greene. one tulle
south oi iinmllwn village. wen burned
uimut midnight. together with the min
tents. The immune nil eutnped. but
Mien (‘ireene'n demented brother din-
upponrotl during the progrenn of the
fire and hen not been neon since. A
scorch in being ulndo for him todny.
The ions in eboui “Mil.
MYRTIBRIOUB illlilllilllt SOLVE".
lien Rmclneo. Ono. i7.t-Ths toye-
tery ntteuding the brute! murder or
tire. ilnry mute. yentnrdny morning.
lien been sppnremiy solved by the nr-
rent of n Rust-inn known not Albert
lloii‘. who bed been employed by tire.
Clute to more the mnttrennen. The
prisoner wns identified.
iiitl li‘llll ill NORTH DAKOTA.
Ninesnpolin. Dee. ‘i'l.-A sonnet
lowdoilnr lire in raging there. The
liotni lhlltutnh null two wholennle gru»
new clone hnvn nlrnndy been de-
stroyed. it in reported thnt motel
liven here been iont.
liitlil WATItit iii Till Indium.
Nubia. it. it. Dee. ll.-'i'he‘ enter
in the linrrlm end linnhun rivers in
very high end in months much lam
venison to prom 7 owners. The
[nelson Minn mills were unlined to
toenndont nhntdewntuiniernnoenmwmiothe
throats
SKIING”! TREATY mount).
,itunitogne, I. T.. Dee. 17.~A trusty
between the United States end the
for the nilotmentgoi' lends ‘ for the
heminole Nstlon end e dim or its
money ninong thelndinnn utter the
tribal governments ere extinguished.
Five hundred thounnnd dollnrn of the
{nude of the Retina in set npert tor n
permanent school fund for the-educs-
tiou oi childm of members of the
tribe. '
FREE FOOD AT FORT YllKON.
Victoria. B. (3.. Dec. l?——-W. Knetner
and George Hclarhllu. who lei't Dew-
son City on November 3. arrived at
Victoria on the steemer Corona. J‘hey
bring news that 800 men have accept-
ed the odor of the Alaska Commercial
compsuy and the Consdleu govern-
ment to supply them with food free at
Port Yukon and have gone for it.
About thirty men were penned on the
trails coming out. All were shy of
prorirlone end suiterlng severely iron:
the cold. which ranged from so to 70
degrees l-clow zero.
OFFERED 335.000 FOR THE CLUB.
St. Louis. lilo. Den. 1'1.er three
years pest it hubeeurm'ed‘ thet'
Chris Von der Abe. the of the
St. Louis Bane Bell club. inbuded neilv
ing the club trenchinn. Lent Mt Ir.
Von tier Aha announced that the 4.!
was almost consummated lent Wednnn-
day. but. but! been leid nettle for the
time being. He held he" altered
835.000 tor the club by One Frey, who
represented a local syndicate.
WARRANTS FOR PUGILISTS. .
New York. Doc. l7—-Police Justice
Duffy issued wnrruntn today for the
arrest of McCoy and t‘reedou on com-
plaint oi the Long inland Purification
society. The managers of the Long
inland Athletic usmietion before
whom they are to. light. said they
would appear and giro bonds not to
violate the law.
ENCOI‘ NTERED STRONG GA LES.
Queenstowu. Dec. 17~Tho Cunnrdt-r.
(Tampunin. which reached here st d
o‘clock this morning on her way from
New York December ll. for Liverpool.
in commend 0! Contain Welter. ro-
purioil strong wenierly gain during
the pnnnuge, chnnglug latterly to mod-
urnto weather.
MADE FALSE ENTRIES.
Suit Hill". l'iuh. liar. l7w~4iill|tltl Z.
Home was found guilty last night in
tin- liuitt-il Hinton ('irc-ult (‘ourt at our
king lulu-.- vnirion in his reports to tho
rompirollor oi the currency when
president oi the Americnn Notional
bnnlt oi this city. The penalty in
from live to ten yearn imprieonmoni.
lilo MIYRDRRRD Hill (‘illl.il.
Kansas City. Der. l‘l.~«Wiilinm (‘urr
wun hanged Iodny ut the (‘iny ruupiy
cmri htilliiti in Liberty. for the murder
of Belle Curr, e throwyenroolti I‘IilM by
his llflil will». by tying her head Mill
tool and throwing her into the river.
l'AiisllelitRii ON run 8AM.
New York. Her i7---Mnong the pee.
ongnrn who arrived lodny up the
North (lermuu Lloyd utenmer linel
from ”return and iiouihumpiml were
A. (i. fluuuhllng and Adrien 1‘. Alison.
o! the ("lingo Baseball club.
A i‘lifilfi'l‘MMl LETTER.
llonrest Phyllina»«i’rny remember
when you're melting up the lint of
your pronoun for i‘hrlntuiue luulene i
sin to ho niisnedl. that We nilppern.
picture bruise“. smoking sole of var-
lnos types. hell it dance numbing inch
etn. thiriyvmeu hienrnehnu pipes.
twenty peteni "ititl glove tiers."
roller boson by the mute; or ninth-old»
cred niiit nunpeudnrn loriymevnn pnirs
or more! Then. enoh yenr nines l wee
twenty I've mired n pnpnr weight.
here pen'wiperu. lull ntsndn plenty. pg.
per outmvtwnuiy-einht. “mint I‘ve
browning end Iamgleilew by the bulb
duds-«every kind: hhekenpumw-blneh
end blue end yellow; iilliini till l'ui
unnrly blind:
do there's lost one present only thnt
i'ln wnuling in this your of my hneio
olurniiip no Meir—wtbe'tn yonrnnll niy
Phyllis denrwchristm Peril.
ro LET—m
Viouu new ]
For terms nppiy et 1‘
nos. Norwnlk. Gillie.
SPECIAL sum or m."
allininlutrutlou of the m
mum an interesting 'E “ ”
ploy-moot of women in
service.
«much In the United
is lawful to employ .
option. '
mtmnetorn end some
whom the onth oi
ministered to enemy ,
conducting the but“ "
There nre m womn L,
pont~odice W1
urn pont-oliiodnil ill! 3 .
which none but mute,
and they receive them
would men in the I“ ‘
«uterine vsrylng troll ,
lion whether would!
good generel Iervind db,» j
muuy adverse m 1 '
them ere not without _
level-elite ones.
lemnle elemental the 'r
pmitileriy «Adopted to ,
mulls. And they love
too Globe. .
61 Went street;
mond'n redid“: ‘ j
Tollen street. and m M
strut; house an tiny
movements. Am “It
Knew ,, '
LA.
clocks. musical tom
Prices low. I”
cording to value. Mm
old gold. silver not! w
Weinberg. m Vim
bridge.
lulu; AND m f "
lv‘irst Assistent ‘v ’
iicath has trnneinit
"w
lie nnyn that the” 7
M u renult there‘ni‘e
i
(it room. it in etili
There are my trident
We HI ll. m
Norwalk Chronicler