ill Slillilflllli’
{silver F. ii. Twitchcli Accused
‘ si Enbcszlenest.
"dump Silttl lti illiEliiiS.
“m.” VII“ film In-
“W. Including tho lath III
III-settle company. Itch.
It! lbs-r Booms. and
h'erunbo Idle.
(By Associated frees.)
m. In" September l-Thlo city
has seldom been stirred as it was to-
day over the publication of the story
that és-itayor Hit: it. ’l‘witehell. one
of Bath's most prominent citizens. a
member oi Governor Power's council.
and wallrknown in business circles in
Raine and Massachusetts, was an em- I
bolster. The report was generally don-
iitotl at ilrst. but later when it develop-
ed that Mr. Twitcheil had acknowledged
no guilt to persons interested and to at
least one newspaper man. the news was
reluctantly accepted. The amount oi
embessleinent is placed at 860.000. bttt
it is believed that it may exceed that
sum. it is claimed that ior the past
iottrteen or fifteen years. during which
Mr. Twitcneil ltas been connected with
the Worntnbo Woolen hianuiucturing
company. various some have beau ap~
proprinted by
were charged to the expense account
so that the firm had not become involv-
ed at any time.
Only a cal‘i‘llil investigation rescaled
the tart that there had been wrong do~ ‘
Ing. When confronted with the evi-
thnce. Mr. Twitchell acknowledged his
guilt. but it is thought no prosecution
will follow. as the one most deeply in- ‘
mind is tlalcn S. Most-s. treasurer oi
the mills. who is inclined to treat tht-
mntter its one of pet'tltinal wrong rntltct
than an instancc of cpimiuut
Mi. 'l'witchcll. who is at his summer
home at i'ophatn Beach, is in very poor
health.
nation.
The tlisclourcs in the cusc were pro
clpliaictl by the personal :tauigtttncnt of
Mr. Must-s. which “'ilo tutuoiincctl 'i‘tns-
day. and in which Mr. Mos-cs himself
says more than Hot-yum Worth oi prop
crty is involved. luclutlttl in this arc
the interests oi iltt- Itttto tins at hilt.-
tric company and llli' lticimrd Pain-t
company of tiattlincr. .\s a fault of
the tiltllollllt‘t‘tlicltt til the :tsslgttllicnl of
Mr. Moses. other t~lltt'l'|li‘l.~l‘h‘ with which
he was connected «We brought ttuttct
"lore critical inspection than Iltcy hit-l
been in many _\t-itt's. Among ”use no.
the \\'ortitnlto - .\l.tnul’tn-t It'inr, tompntt).
oi which Mr. Moses was trcattsrcr. and
cx~.\iuyor 'l‘wlichrli hoping nut-lit. ’i'itt.
unusual scrutiny tllst'ltlsi-tl l \'ltll'lll‘t‘ tltut
some of thc :ttcottnts oi the tnlil \vcrr
lnlllllllt‘ll tnni that .t Ittl'uv amount of
money had two tutu-u. it was round
that the tnctltod ll'ttl lu-cn to alter
checks and charge the excl-us to tll-‘ cl
pcuse account. Then the stub. in the
check hook. tvo-rt- attltr-tml to still litt-
conditions.
These most directly 'ttticrcstctl reinst-
to talk. Mr. Moses when asked about
it cxprt-iotctt dccp iti'tt-i to hint that ll
had rcacltcd the state of publication.
but rctuscd to say anything further. ca
ccpt iltai no ntt‘pti lllill lit‘t'll taltcn look
log to thc itrtcst oi .\lt'. ‘l‘wiichcil. nor
would lie ntltntl that such proceeding
was liotttt-iltttltttctl.
Among Ulc tllll't'lilt‘fl ot‘ the Worutnho
contpi uy, no on“ could he iouttd today
who would go lit-youd llit' tilitll'lllt‘llt
that the company would ttot be involved
hy the discovery.
Mr. ‘l‘witt-hcli on. born in Portland.
l-‘or sci‘t-i‘itl pears to was traveling all
cut oi lAlt‘ltt'. 'I‘witcltcil h totopaitp.
large wholesali- dry goods dcntcra of
Portland. ”t‘ clinic to lltillll l-' l‘tTEt
us clerk and wool hover tip the Wot
itlllho tllllls. lie on u Illi‘llllil'l‘ oi the
city ltli‘crliiliclit and wu- l‘lltitwii titayot
to ISM and NW: llc was sent to lllt'
legislature in limit and "tilt. amt this
year he was t'lit'li‘il a member oi the
executive toutnil. llc has been proud
commando-r oi the Masonic coittitntudct‘y
oi Maine and is past grultti chancellor
oi the Knights oi I'ythhts.
lN'l‘liitltitl'i‘ tih‘ THE NEW litiNlitl.
lily .tssta'laled l'ress.)
Wanltituton. tlcpiemls-r i The oili-
sttti anttouncctttni was made utility that
the interest on the tour her will. l‘nlt
tell iiiatca hoods tlllt‘ on "clutter i will
he attihipuicd. 'l'he coupons will in-
putti oil lit-pictuhcr ill on presentation
and tho lltlci'vai checks on the register-
rd bonds will he sent out about tlcp~
teiuhrr it" Mr lunttwitatc ‘I.l,\'|‘fli'l|l. 'i‘h.
any payment» arcd ill' in the large
amount of mom: in the treasury
MIDI’JLITUWN WilMAN llltlltrl AN
linl
lily tut-twisted l'rcssl
Iiltldirtown. t'onu. lfimiemhcr 1
Mrs. Ernest t‘. ll. llimuiicr was badly
hurried about the ion» by tho explos-
ion of Mt oil sittvr tiu- nmni illie will
probably tectwct ,Jctt will in»: the
tight at an eye.
m7 mm mm.
Ian: Who Inserts
Israel-y in low lam.
lily Associated Press.)
mains oi the late superintendent oi the
lure department. William lliratn Huh-
ivbard. were interred in the family too
in Evergreen cemetery. this afternoon,
accompanied by an imposing tuneral
services as New Haven ever wtinesrod
upon the death of any oi its public. or
at which hewas for over 'thirty years
a iaiItiul and honored member. was
. TH“! SOUTH NOBWMK.
m
I“ , Wall street. 10:10 a. fiz—Prlcsa oi
‘ N" Haven. September l—‘l’h e re« nu, which advanced a fraction. A iew
private citizens. The are departmentp
LP
comm
of .
mun. SEPTEhiBER 1, ~th 1
n65 nVau mm:
railway showed declines at the oriental
in all cases except the Northern Pael-
At Rand’s
SPECIAL SALE
OF .
RIBBONS.
. This week we open a special pur-
:chase at out ribbons—best quality all-
sllk plain and tnorie taiietas.
=rlbbons are all clean and ncw~tlils sca-
n! the specialties showed small gains
but the general tone of the market was
lheavy.
Wall street, it a. m.—8peculatlve in-
terest centred in the. specialties. which
moved sharply upward on pool buying
and demand to cover. The recent hesi-
tant-y oi the railroad stocks. despite the
ghcavy foreign demands. has induced
Iniost of the large operators to turn
ltheir attention to the lndnstriais. 8b-
represented by in mm" of thirty - men'3gar, Manhattan. Consolidated Gas. Met-
ltttn. These amounts;
intent. =
"c rtl'ttses to discuss iln- sll~ -
‘Ths detail was augmented by the fire
commissioners. present and past room!
here. by a delegation iron: that state
ilremen's association and from Admir-
was also a member. layer Farris-
worth. with the heads oi all the city
ldepartment. paid to the dead the muni-
gcipallty'a last tribute and hundreds oi
tcitizens who had either known tho
itlead man as a neighbor or a citiun oi
lhonorable standing. took part in tho
yittnerai services at Trinity Methodist
pEpiscopal church. or swelled the great
{crowds whiilh witneused the cortege.
{nothing it the largest ever seen in New
éllnven. The slow. heavy detonation of
ithe city hall bell told the thousands oi
fother citizens who wtre unable to at-.
;lPl’|d. of-the dead fire chief‘s burial.
Benjamin R. English had charge oi
the arrangements. which were com-
plo as in every detail: Hundreds oi cit-
lizens who had called to look upon the
dead at his late home on Crown street.
-tiuring the morning. called to attend
‘thc services at the church in the after-
‘ noon.
‘ 'l‘he llinorary bearers were: t.‘hlei'
John S. Jones. oi Westport. Conn;
it‘hiei Samuel C. Snagg. oi Waterbury
*t‘onn.: (.‘hiei Thomas ll.‘ Bradstreet. oi
{Thomastom (‘onnq t‘hief William V.
.\Vilson. of West Haven. ‘
ii. A. lt.~.laraes.A. (‘hurch. Oscar
l’. lves. ('harles B. Hart and William
KM. Ate-titer. .
--_._.-- _-_.__..
I
ilteantahip Impre- 0! China Arrives
at Voncouv-n- with laws
(By Assmintcd Press.)
\‘nnt‘uttvcr. it. t‘.. September i~Tltc
impress oi t‘hiou brings the following
ilricntill advices:
The American ship. Baring Brothers
from New York burned in the hurhoe
at Kobe. August in.
About :l.i:oti inns
of matting was also destroyed. it i.
cstituatctl that the the was oi lm-cn;l|
-il_“ origin. When the vessel arrived
at Kllllt’ irotn Yolttnlttnlll sis
cit-w were in i-ous.
\z‘artla lint-rule i.
of ner
Four were :tit- '-
‘l'ttc l'nitcti Stiles consul at Shang-
hai is inquiring itiio another anti-ior-
rign outrage. Messrs. t'ltnpin and AI~
cxttntier. of the International Alliance
llil-Miill. while on their way to the Yo.
tit-n I‘l\'t't' with their house boat. were
stoned at iloug Kiting. llttnnl. The
boat was smashed and then burned by,
llit‘ ntoh. 'l‘hc twu travelers lutrcly
t-stapctl with their lives on a t‘liiuesu
gout-oat.
.\i ilonu ls'ong they say llli‘lt" is
uran- reason to fair that the steam
launch anaioo. which lites lllt' Atti-
il‘il‘ill ilitx. lilltl which It it Mill! 3 it):
i‘.tvitc has imitttlcrctl.
‘ The Korean littrcrntttctti has cstai.
lisltttl ti. l.tittl >ttrvcy with a How
.«tlll't‘ylllfl tltc liilltl in the empire auo
mentoring the position of the Ninth.
bridges and iortlilcutions. .\ t‘tit
..i.ti lldr bun al4llt‘il int-ecu tlt-' "tut-
tcd Hill-m lltlllli-lt'l‘ attd the Korcan
utnt-i'utttcitt to chaotic an American
contact-r ton-any ottt the Walk.
It is stated that the Korean govern-
illl'ill will grant to Japan it railroad
charter ltNWt't'll Scotti .tud l‘ttsun. if
.lupuu will slit‘l'i'llilt‘r u llllllllll‘l‘ oi lx'o-
I'l'llll l‘l‘lllflt‘l'u in Japan.
'zlt‘ annexation icrer hov- sprcud to
.la ll. which recently 'lii‘- raised the
flag oi the "rising suit" over a small
Maud mini: oi Japan. The i~ said to
have been dim-orcrctt by an American
captain and marked on th- cltart -l»
Ht hiatitts Island. A small colony has
been will to cultivate the inland.
‘l'ltc lmictiinity paid by the imitation
ant-ctuutcttt has been “actual and to.
tllrullllhtll Will shortly hc decided. Mlcr
claims for continuation by the Mill
grain-n companies have been paid. the
balance will he applied to lleiray tho
cxpenslu incurred by the government
lit the limiter.
The Japan ionaiiouu at lotuion and
Washington will is- ram-d to the molt
oi Multilaalivl,
illilllltt‘llx'l'A'l'lVlitt llrlAlthtl
til'N.
lily Aaate'latctl l‘rcuai
tin ill-r. September i-~-’l‘hc .itttrricait
'tllllllllatllllil‘li iii-gait hettriiia retire-ssh.
tutim. from inc t'uiicd theirs at it o'
'liti'lt lltla nountua tlitly tutti an hour
our [turn to cacti tiiic. l'p to it o‘clock
the illotiu-nint int-it innit-settling the
ittwion t‘immiwr oi i'otutuercu utitl lloit
Witthrr Miller oi Ncw York had lawn
lli'fli'il W Miller is licre in the litter-
tsi oi the pulp l‘ii" r Industry llc tit"
.pup tlmi tlw prewut Amrticatt tltlllcit
6n paper and pulp rennin us they are.
\i \
. *h‘pt.
lll‘l-
... :W
at Foote post; 6. A. it. oi which he:
ropllltan Street Railway and the lroni
and Steel sham were advanced lit; top
3'5; per cent. 1
Wall street, noon—Profit taking or:
rested the rise and some stocks yielded;
materially. All a' . tn tlvmnnd arose,
glitter for Manhattan which carried the:
. price about 97 and caused an improve-i
intent to about the best all through the;
onds. all ncw and desirable telltlllt'il.g
it‘llll Width. it
On a'caountioi their special value we
have plat‘elltlit'll'l on the centre tables,
main floor, where customers can easily
Judge the ilucucas oi the offering:
USl'Al. l-‘lllt‘l’J. NEW l'ltlth.
list. Business during the iorenoon was; No. 5_ 13... .1...
:vcry light. Sales to noon, 200.385.f .. , _ .
1Bonds showed a hardening tendency» " 1"“ h“
‘but the gains were not important. t “ 9, lac. ac.
i New York. September i—Ciearing .. ,2 32“ mm
jhouse statement for today: Exchang-t
‘...., $142,961,058: balances. casement; " “‘v 3W 13"-
j'l‘lte sul'trtasttry had a debit balance: " 22, 35c. toe.
of racism. 1 .. . -
Wall street. 1 p. lil.--~Tlit‘ market sag- l ‘0' 4"“ itsc.
‘gcd after midday but buying of genrall “ 50. Stu: 25.
felt-cult- up to 45 steadied the list. Large '
lblocluo oi the prcierrcd Paciilc stocks
were absorbed. that of Northern Pact-1
ilc rising over 79. and oi t'nlon Pacino
Ittl‘OVP ti'i. Manahattan rose to spent 98.
land littiialu. Rot-luster it l’ittsbttrg pre-
tierretl advanced a points.
Wail street. 2 p. m.-~l-‘lttc.tnations in
:the active atocks‘wcrc narrow late in
.the day while a good demand prevailed ;
itor some usually dormant issues. (”on-
solldnted ice. New York Air llrnltc.‘
(treat Northern preierretl and lialtt-i
..norc at (min were advanced cert-rat
.polnts. American Steel 1 Wire broltc'
.t points and there was heaviness in
' Minnesota iron and lllinois Steel.
‘ The city oi Winchester. England. rcl-
. "lll‘att'll its Luuoih attniv ‘rsary the oth-
‘ cr tiny. I
i
’l‘ltc Hamburg and llrctnen Steamship
lllit's toacttur forward ulmttt titanium
passengers annually.
some men pray ior their daily bread '
ind hustlc for their nightly chickens.
EI‘I’ERTIIIIEITS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
OPENING ATI'RM‘TIUN.
FRIDAY. “seer. 2d.
Seventh consecutive moon of
MS. I. HERIE’S
licttitiii'ul l'outctly-drainn
Shore Acres.
Ilii‘ct'lltilt til' ll t'. Miner.
i
l
l'l‘tH“lill‘tl by it lllli' company oiphty-
crs. \vitliettttt'cncw st't'lll'l‘)‘ uml unintu-
ntcchttnicttl littH‘lllt'e. A auto-rt. pro-
ductlon guarantee-d. l'riccs nevcr vary.
llescrvctl Nuns. Oi. 7w uml Mic.
iintlcry Arbour-ion. 2-3.-
Ht-ats non t-ll r-ulc ul I'ltllIle'Il'l atttl
“'t-tvtl'n tli‘ltg store-s.
Hoyt'o Theatre.
Huc Night littly.
Saturday. Sept. 3d,
.\ittci‘ica‘s Luuith l'l‘t'ititii'w,
TheRays
lit the liutttlutrtltttcttt oi' l-‘uii,
A Hot Old Time.
Flt-cond edition. by limrm- M. i‘oheu.
Everything New !
literythlug timid!
llrlitgyoitr thus uml keep cool.
l'rlmt. till. t'lllltlltl llic. Neat- now on
stilt-til I'Itti-lctl‘s nittl\\'tu~tl'ntltttu sit-mt.
LABOR‘DAYI EXCURSION
CON EY lSLAND.
Anti Naval \‘tsastls.
Steamer Bella Horton.
Monday. Sept. 5.
one ~EXCl'ltSllili l’rlllli . one.
lustre illoulh Norwalk it l. m.’ rc-
turnlug. leave i'oucy l-latul hilt. lint-l
:iisl sitwt. ii p. in.
Meson-r will still very close in Navy
\‘unlund tlu-n pout-red down the bay
and tho-ugh the limit of Naval Vessels.
flumluy. Netti. l. Hello Mttiittii in
North Melt.
Cloning Out his 2
lllt‘it lt -. ‘Itutl . ”it'li'io l'tii‘ls. "'Ii't w, Ml‘ , t'lt'.
Repairing.
“0 no I'll Milt llllil'
ltepatrtw.
in view it lipccinityt
Dimming“. He ROTH. 1:32“,
, l‘ 9V. 1.
This \vcck. and as long thcreaitcr as
the goods lust. tltc Wash tioodtt tlcpart~
mcut will oifcr the following at murk-
tlown prices:
. i i THE-LEADING DRY Goons STORE. i t
These .
lson‘s eiiectssno poor colors. no secs.
\
' TRISTRAM a HYATT, ‘
l .
i
No. 2 Gazette Building, Not-walk, Conn.
2o tut-m iluc Printed itu-itu, 22.1“. ‘
wide. \vct'c l'.“gc. yttrd. now 5c.
20 Pieces Grass Cloth, colorctl stripes.
wide We yard, potv Sc.
flit l'ieccs title Organtlic Mllc'lllts, wrrc
25c. yard. now 125“.
iU‘l'icccs tin» ltnpott--i Wimp .‘tlu‘
ras, stripc. to. checks. w-.-rc 2.1.- yard.
now the.
L'i‘t l’lects riilt striped Zephyr (linu-
itams. now i.’..- yatti.
iii l'lt't‘tr Ltti-‘tt "llllhlt‘. with small
.tlltl lztrpc mlxu'ul sills polka dots. ior
tit and :.'.'.. yard.
FLAGS.
Special ailit' if just the kinds that p -o-
pic wantwticz qualities cotton. bunt-
i
August. w r“ . r” ‘*
i I We will continue ior one week
. ’ s f more our August Mark-Down Sole.
Mark- i l All Summer mods to be closed
out.
.3 Down I l The cost or former price not con-
g i nidmd.
sale. .‘ ‘ an? .. a - .4
TRISTRAM 8-HYA-TT,
7 Telephone Cali. one. 'NORWRLK'.CONN'
A new DEEARTURE
QSCOFIELD' St HOYT’S.
i Free Gift in Both Stout, ilotttallt and South Notualk.
For each cuslt purchase of 50 ccttts you are entitled to a guess on the number
of beans in glass bottle shown in their stores. The first one gilt-sizing the correct
illllllltt'i'; or, if not guessed. the first title Who guesses nearest the correct itutnliot' of
. licans is entitled to the large 'l'ttt'ltisli (‘liuit' shown in their windows, to be given
. . l' 1‘“
lot: and still. i‘oltll'r thtt will steal “titlllt‘l ldtll. '8',“-
.ill nuts oi wathcr.
Prices are a good tit-at less than yt u
will expert to pay. t'\'cll at it special
satlc.
Also S'ul‘t‘s :tlttl l‘olt's.
——p———.—-
‘l'lteD. M. am co. The Tow
suction-oar.
rrrru'r'r'rr
School Supplies.
Text Books.
Pads.
Pencils.
Copy Books.
Drawing Books.
Rulers. Etc.
«New
R. H. PLAISTED’S,
lllll'tll i It".
hiulittckcmo Illut'lt.
r‘ouilt .Norwalh. l‘l.
.t..l..t..t.lt.t..l..l..l.
hit but it tit tutu.
W.“n
illoclt lalaiul. Aug. til. ii-tlay tri i.
mornings. Aug. till. 4 and Man pit.
Pluralism He tt.. ittaittiutl tho “Floral
li‘ctc.” hay rip.
White Mountains. Amt. tilt. Milly trip.
itruml t. they tour to tlid l'ttlitt l‘nnn
fort and Washington. tan-pt. ii. that
ticcmtittitsla ins, cmtltiu only .tiiidttl
from Now i seen.
For "New England Tourist" and
ilt-ltciscttll on H. ". lMlllilt‘. agent.
N. i'. N. ii. h it. it. li.t'o. .
'i mun that i lost my temper. this
utmohta. Hurry." she said.
"i dun't,‘ he replied, sweetly. "pro-
i'l'lctl you never find it again."
it
w..- w-v .
it!
Look at the New Line of Carpets and Furniture lust Received.
SCOFIELD 8v HOYT,
Ni \\'usltitn.-;ton St" So. Nor-walk. Club Building. Norwalk.
Second-head Double tierssss for Sale Iut little lissti. A
y: N .- “m. . .. -
en”.
11
For the Straw Hot: at half-prion.
For the Nogtlgoo shirt: at any prion
,Vouivo boon In our stars.
You know how good our things nro.
Prion. horn moon. sum-thing onvod
Como in and look at our goods.
stock up boforo you go away.
Inrgnlrto may not be plontiful tutor.
Try on. of our Crash outta.
i171.
FRANCIS & CO.,
Clothiers and intention.
on Washington Itroot. louth Non-sails.
old."
unit
flit?”
can So Cured
Md‘ I
"V Willi
Royal Pearl.
maturittufiimnpttllrt
‘, Attracts
‘ pop REPRESENTATIVE
ASSORTMEHT A5 WELL/13
~ LOWEST PRICES
‘ ARE'EHPIIKHCALLY "£55
to Mich-see ei II or
will be sent VISION? "I'M.
is any ratireol statiqt in Hill.
I" amniotic. vmoiir.
' WINCH". MOI il-
WD. consumer. I"
itaaatsoit 0. cancer.
A R c H i 1’ I: c 'l'.
llrstttu oil". oil Wall sh. Iorwlll. (with
(loom lion i. irlilltl
YO“. "NIOVLVAIM. IM
me".
Norwalk Chronicler