us.
a; .
chad. where he is
iii" lab-stir!»
Isl-:2“
. anvil-r
44 4 4 ,? elect as follows:
. m‘cn left Greenport: Long
"as bad as ever existed in
and came up into Con-
fiith the intention of robbing
4 “wiGrcen. who canes down
, .IBarrlngton every yqr with
“4. t of evergreen trees
-.I 4 from cars on Housatonlc
insulin. who had lived in
, II for some years. was
1 on the movements of the
Christmas trees and planned
I .. to attack him near the
W bag and rob him. Green was
I to carry large amounts of
sn‘léis personi and the crooks
possessou of it.
W4“ this city prepired for the job
before Christmas and lay in
‘0' their victim several days. but
4 mated opportunity did not pre-
the was against them.
‘ ~ the day they roamed about
mm looking for “plants."
‘ . as from one of these trips
9 crooks passed the house of
Mia. Kinselia
old man who lives there.
in and make him give up.’
men then rapped at the side door
It was opened by a lady. There
atruggle in which Beardsley re-
Diaries from which he died in
ya. Kinsella fought with Mr
. , while Mahoney intimidated
man and the women folks
revolver. The narrator fol-
the statement:
we made the hired man take
and light as over the house.
4 "did not find anything worth
44 ”‘We! got a silver watch and 865
m of the old man
4 in.” Beardsley shouted to the
man: .‘Get the dog.’ Kinsella re—
: : You can't fool me. i know that
Won’t got any dog.’ We told the
the house that we had a pard-
tlldc who was keeping watch
Then We went into the pantry
4 ate up all the pie we could find
4 4 . Vlth the exception of one, which
away. We told them we want-
> for our pard outside.
. the house we crossed the lots down
'_ thcpond and out to Fairiield. Then
has the track to Norwalk We got
mething to eat there and then took
the out. to Harlem Rivet We pawned
, watch in Greenport. l.. l"
It is further said that the two men.
Ibsella and Mulroney. are serving fif-
yurs for burglary and that Ma—
m is in the state prison hospital
“not lithy to live but that Kinsella
he has resched the end of his
cs, will be re—arrested and charg-
Q” the murder of Beardsley
. Hartford ('ouraut of yesterday
.- : Inquiries made of Warden Gar—
mtcrday. brought out facts to show
I the whole confession is a fake.
other circumstances taken in con—
4 with the men in question show
such a confession would have been
Italy impossible unless the men
4 Inch greater fools than they
criminals. Warden
._ that about one montn ago the
I practically as it is given above
rumored in newspaper offices in
44 - . and Waterbury and he wan
. I I » I .. to from those places to con-
h or deny it. He immediately de-
Iled it, knowing that no detective bad
broached either of the men with a
"‘ 4M to obtaining any confession in
4 4:3“! to the murder. Mahoney is not
never has been in the state pri-
hospital. He was pardoned by the
of pardons in June. and his sis-
took him to her home on Long is-
now
Tha ground of his pardon was con-
“mptionand he was an undoubted
’ .Imaa when he left the prison.
GarVin had a letter from him
days ago and ho- reporter! that
was getting on comfortably.
m certain that a man out of prison
would not confess to a murder lust for
”hire of being hanged on the
I automatic gallows
III is a professional
known in large citits. and is serv-
Ifl Weidersileld prison under the
d Joseph Corbett. his offense bc-
commltted in Bridgeport
tom is fifteen years
8. 1894. Deputy Warden Bals-
Wag of Kinsella. said he was
‘ mood nerve and would never
a aaythinl. Detectives have
I,” use him with watches. dia-
—‘ other icweldy. suspecting
wasis some way connected
‘ robbery. endeavoring to in-
” * to identify the articles ini-
other person with their rob-
. w in disclose where the remain
booty had been disposed oi
phmristely utolid and has
h ”old up. except in one in-
when a diamond ring which
hinged tothe A. 1'. Stewart
4". shows to him and be re-
sspposad you fellows
bloat that.” No
Kin-rib
«fichumh and it was a delighted MM
4;I victs. now iii the pr inmate bade din flied:
ltinsslls and The Imus is an ”a an...” oi .4
, Mi!!! ,0! them.
N“ Mar decimat-
r mWillrmd not
I . .ou'the‘eveniug of 4
Ir. , m, was a given by them last night were very en
of Bridgeport. who in the selection of the numbers the ,
the tract of land for
was)“ [dated their omens
Ifiwmm
his bum Nsitl of no Icy-sin
muted is. courier «was! of the
clam: eutertalnmeb given”. in that
.walhbliethodistl. Church:
Rm"? ”dew
ii 0'
fines in [gallon for ”in. '“
iscopsl Church last are by?
ltsn's Chorus. otNorwIllt Thurs as
an audience that completely filled the
course. too. before the it
good voices. well in ed. and the sing-
for of the ensemble numbers snowed
study. The ousrtette, which is com-
posed of four members of the Chorus
is an excellent one. and the numbers
lovable.
happiest of taste was shown The pop-
ular the comic and the more preten-
that prcvented the programme from
being in the least tiresome. True, it
was longerthan the ordinary concert
programme. but that was simply a ‘
proof of the enioymeut‘of the music 4
by the audience. Each- number was ’
enthusiastically encored by and-
ience. the performers cheerfu res-
ponding in each instance. 1
But the vocalists should not be giv-
on all the credit for the delightful ev-
ening of music. Miss Littleiohn, a tai-
cnted vialiniste and a charming young
lady. played herself into the hearts
of the audience in her first number.
Her rendition of the two solos which ‘
were alloted to her on the programme
was that of a master, perhaps, mis-
tress would be better, of her instru- '
ment. and with a feeling that can be
shown only by the possessor of the
true musical instinct. .
Charles G. ives. formerly of this
city. gave the first number of the pro-
gramme upon the organ. Mr. lves
earned a reputation as a capable org-
anist before he moved from Daubury.
and his playing last night showed
execution. Mr. Force. who is the al-
rector of the chorus. is also a former
Danburian. His number, with violin
obligate by Miss Littieiohn. was a 4
thoroughly delightful one.
Mr. Tilly. the cornetist. contributed
his full share to the enjoyment of the
evening. ills playing of The. Holy City
was one of the most popular numbers
and accdmpanist. Mr. Manville proved
himself entirely capable. His solos
were brilliant and in his accompany-
ing of the vocal and instrumental
numbers he assisted the other per-
formers as only a capable accompanist
can.
SONS 0|" rsmaucu.
Theihmi-Asasalleelhg was field is
Newllstea Yesterdsv.
The semi-annual meeting of the Sons
of Temperance took place yesterday in
Grand Army hall. New Haven.
The officers elected are as follows:
Grand worthy patriarch. W. A. R.
llawley. New Canaan; grand worthy
associate. Mrs. Emma l-‘. Dorman.
Stratford; grand scribe. W. De l". Dick-
inson. New Haven: grand treasurer.
Charles E. Hart, New Haven; grand
chaplain. the Rev. W. D. Tucker. Meri-
den; grand conductor. William John-
stone. .lr.. Willlmnntic; grand sentinel.
Fred H. Hoyt. Norwalk; grand super-
intendent of young people's work. Miss
Emma F‘. Weld. New Haven; past
the result of continuous and careful I
tious were intermingled in a manner ,
on the programme. As a piano soloist -*
'W to they appear mannieh
4 - s s satrsded one of their
better egredteiit desires, and
hdvi‘ng done to, are isostat-
traetive. being contented
and better behaved. 4 To
help make them happy we
I haven tin stocks complete
‘Ovcmi-I / .line of on Overcoat! made
marked improvement in technique and ' ‘
of covert cloth with velvet
collars. and In every respect
like the one papa or “big
brother" wears. 1.7.. "
Shirts.
' A line of White Bosom
Shirts, and some very at-
tractive Fancy Bosom ones.
too.
Roofers.
' Boy' 5 Roofers of a splendid
quality have also found a
place here. They are of
Alissa cloth. asoft. rough.
wobly material, full of
warmth and style. 4'
PRICES . In fact we have everything
‘ I
P401! to clothe the little fellow
Till! with. and the cost is ’nt
ASKING. much eithertv
. FRANCIS & CO.
98 Washington Street, 4
‘soudsomu. p:
‘ 4 seed will undoubtedly be planted on
beds on the nortb’ side of the Sound.
There are still over a hundred boats clean to handle, and
COAL ' COAL.
Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advsnee in price, 1::
nopinapostuontoglresnymm
benefit of the same.
ly stack consists of list-slabs Bea
only, both lehlgh and Frubarsln
livsred by careful and experienced men.
liaalstas and Jaddo. Egg. stove. lat
Special attention given the rerouting and
preparation of all coal before delivery. and de-
JOHN H . F ERRIS
Tel. 52-3. 149 Washington Street.
4.
grand worthy patriarch. Frederick A.
were elected to the propagation com-
mitthIt P. M. Huntley, New Canaan:
George it Bill New Haven. and W. R
Stanton. New London.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to revise the laws of the order:
Thomas ll. Tallcott. Glastonbury; E. B
Butler. New Haven: E L. '(l. ilolieu-
thai. South Manchester.
’lhe newly elected grand worthy pa-
Patriarch F. M. llnwley. of New Ca-
naan. The other oncers were install-
ed by Past Grand Patriarch F. A. Sweet
of Manchester.
Miss Mabel I- l’ryer. of Norwalk.
was made representative at large. to-
gether with A. A. May. of Merldeu.
The assembly also elected forty rep-
resentatives to the national meeting.
which will be held in Dalton. Mass" in
July. 1900.
The state meetings next year will be
held in Willimantic in April and at
Bridgeport in October. Both of these
“81' HAVE SPECIAL COPHN.
kw
Swwt. Manchester. The following ""N‘
m: us: run mums.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION.
triarch W. A R. iiawley. was lnstall- magma BAVABIAN. HIGHLAND Plum“.
ed by his father, Deputy Most worthy HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND CREAM ALI. '
and flair with iron. Stock Ale and Porter.
PUT UP nxritussm F01; FAMILY (in,
as carefully as a physician’s prescription.
Trill: PUREST HALT TONlCS non
They builds‘up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
Hols and saloons lurid-bed at reduced when. '
DELIVERED PRESTO ransruaa.
ISAAC G. HBMILTON. Solc’figcnt,
" 4 Till HIGHLAND. WIIlllipdll.
HIGHLAND ON Till LABEL W8 HIGH”! STANDARD.
John lellsaald. Braahleld’s Welghiy
fleiellas. lsllead.
gion of his home for his immense size.
So pondcrous was he that he had been
of president of the Connecticut r'at
Men's Association. Mr. McDonald was
lolly and genial and had a great many
friends to whom his death will be a
The deceased had been ill nearly a
year with a complication of diseases.
He weighed 375 pounds at the tlme he
was elected to the presidency of the
Fat Men's Association. but during his
constructed caskpt to encase his re.
mains. The (liberal was held at his
late home this morning.
. . \ ’ ' '
.iohn McDonald. who kept the hotel
at Brookiield Junction. is dead. tic
was distinguished throughout the re-
honored with election in the position it is a well known fact that the best of workmanship
and style in
.. ' Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
illness he lost nearly one hundred
pounds. He was still a very large man
at the time of his death and it has I.
been messary to order a specially
AN Inron'r/Iivr oussrros.
if your friends or neighbors are so!-
ferlng from coughs. eons. sore thrill.
“Advertising is the Key Note to Success."
Ger-u may la scrim . e': The Evening Sentinel is the medium through which
puecess is ol tsined.
nets
cicle.
in it
2" I ” mi - , Nc‘poii'
bieuioreliowntueoystermeii‘ofhung S'Werabric.
The stock
’ lira. mrm
but thqt is all they can do in the mat-
‘ as the staid laws are such
ral beds eta only be worked
' residents of mutate wherein the sys-
, tar beds are lees d. Notwithstaud ng
‘ the above tact t law does not
4 hibit the seed, being sold in Conncco -
"cut. and therefore a great deal of t e
Horton's Point. asatcggemglalam. u :44 better and éhcmr than
' ~ ter, and makes a most excel-
lent permanent lining or cov-
em at a very iosv polo“: I
Huron 8451'
suck but "cg-I
working off Bridgeport and the men
intend to work until the cold weather
prevents them. At the present time the
seed is larger and better than it has
Greenport where she unloaded a cargo
bf oysters purchased in Bridgeport.
The prices have advanced again to
thirty and thirty-five cents. The out-
look. the oldest of the oystermen
claim, is that the work will last until
Christmas or perhaps later.
'Plow Boy Preacher
Kirkman. Belle Rive. lll.. says. “After
inflating from Bronchial or lung trou-
la for ten years. i was cured by One
Minute Cough Cure. It is all that is
Great clusters of gorgously colored
autumn leaves are now brought home
fastened to the handle-bar of the bi- 4
ToOunaOoldinOnaDav.
Tats Laxative Bromo Quinlan Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it
falls to cure. 26c. The quinine has
L. B. Q. on each tablet.
There isn‘t a . person living who
doesn't think he could do what some .
one else is doing eminently better.
Millions of dollars, is the value plac-
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird,.llsrrisburg, Pa,
on the life’of her child. which she
saved from croup by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. It cures all coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles,
George C. Stillson. South Norwalh; E.
P. Weed, Norwalk. 4
Articles galore on the mystery of
human life furnish no hint that its
greatest puzzle is how to get along
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed, but no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic, Chaim
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George C. Stillson, South Norwalk; E.
P. Weed. Norwalk.
Furs have been having their innings
and outings during the past week.“
Made this season are either a fancy
is at Plalsted's Drug Store,
orwalk. and Edward P. Weed's.
ammo at . lt' Is on
1“
no waste.
Portal! information and samples
ml! to
been previous in the season. There is I .
still a market for the product. W. l. m i m
Stevens. of areeuport. is buying heav- .
lly at the present time. Yesterday the .l5aa417'airr Miller-walk, Ct.
steamer Kate Stevens returned from m, M“ m
."w-J
Big Variety
/ Trial sine free .i
'5ur Capes.
estionably V
back plas-
become dry and brittle with age, .. .
4 THE FAIR i»
Cloak and Eur Store. .
mm m u “a W" 1‘ m“ From Makers To Wea'rers.
coughs. colds, grippo and in throat and
lung troubles. GeorgeC . lson,
b:Norwsih Id. P. Weed. Nsorwalk.
"Doctors day mental depression usu-
ally nrisea-irosn stomach troubles.“
"That's true. Nothing makes a man
so low spirited as not having anything
to eat."-Cblcago Record. .
_————f——
To Care a Cough in One Day
To Care ‘a Cold in One Day
To Me Sore Throat in One Day
ITO Cure Kosrseneu in One Day
Take Cleveland's Lung Healer, 25 cents.
if it fails to cure. we will cheerfully refund
your monez.
For
South
Norwalk.
in newest styles of well-tailored
Dams”. and Misses Sachets,
Suits, 90“ math and
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
I. Wrubcl 8-00.,
68 Washington street. South N orwalk.
.«eooeosoeoeooooooooom
0””00009000”””00000
ommununuumeo.
AOINTI:
shape or are unusually large and prac- __ _
tical.
To Strengthen Roma in One Wash
To Purity the Blood in One Week
To Care Constipation in One Week
To Ours flick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Com Ind Tea
OmrmsrraWO Evélfy A
Mechanic
KNOW.
Starrett’s ~
Tools.
FOX CYCLE «it HARDWARE COMPANY.
By the Looks of the Front of his
25c. If it fails to cnrc,we wil checrfullx Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
refund your money. (Trial size free.)
For sale at Plaisted'a Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. chd' .
Norwaik. Again'
They say every dog has his day. but
judging by the revived popularity of
the pug. we should say that some dogs
have
Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
says:
When one‘commences to pull out
cases.
and Si.
price refunded.
two.
”it relieved me from the start
and cured me. it is now my everlast-
ing friend." George C. Stillsou. South
Norwalk; lid. P. Weed, Norwslk.
and all diseases of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by it. Call
on Frank H. Baxter. Druggist, and get
I a free trial bottle. Regular size, 504:
Every bottle guaranteed. or
quality.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
meetings will be held on the fourth 23 NORTH sum cram. NORWALK numb. will dl t what' on eat. It cures all ' '
"mm” of "I? month“ decimated l'al. Call, rat-r. some Norwalk. Tclephoodcall. 14H. Norwalh. forms firewall. and stomach trou- - one-half price, for July and August
bl“ ‘3- 3- 0""ka “m"- Tm'I sale and I think It Is the best lot of
goods ever offered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
gray hairs. their occupation is cut out 8319 I ever had,‘ in quantity and‘
' for them for years to come.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
it is certainly gratifying to the pub-
lic to know of one concern in the land
wllo are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds. have .
given away over ten million trial bot- _ ‘ I ‘ I
ties of this great medicine: and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has ab-
solutely cured thousands of hopeless
Asthma. Bronchitis. Hosrseneaa
m nor most run ova THE EVENING SENTINEL
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