scenes
quart AGA’lTE PRESERVING KEVVTITLESr 69 CENTS.
"TIP. T0?” JELLY GDASSES.
l
.Ii: .I -I.
.M ;.,It..
vsumos. FREE Anncnnanut DELIVERY.
_ clean lines of FANCY. HOSE, ‘5... ’unaVlity, 39 cams.
*Bmlten lines of FANCY HOSE. 25c. quality, 19 CENTS.
.QENT’S‘HVALF HOSE, black, tan, prey and fancy,
. all sizes, 3 - 10 CENTS.
sit for “The Harvard" HALF HOSE, at a for 25 CENTS.
"pierces FAST BLACK HOSE, fine rib or heavy
2 tor 25 CENTS.
O’SE, wide top, rib top. white feet or
Writ),
Looms H
split feet, light weight or heavy weight, fast
. black, at 2.5 CENTS.
rams your ATTENTIONVTOOUR s'rocx OF FVALL
UNDER WEAR.
‘it' (I, ”in" H.
-"“"‘ilI
“Washington Street. §0ulh Norwalk
l: ”V
‘1. pring habit.
' of’Fdi‘h‘VlmreI
NW ink've in WI
larger and butter
whom
is is ”but“
. ment, did not know ei
. ed“ltnil Wits-"culled upon to
Inn A. Wm my
. called. its said he being: senseles-
tlous scruples again cult” blldltba.
er of the scout
anther
practically the e questions int
aard to prejudice ainst the 'lWi
race as were ad: the previous
Mr. CarpenteV an challebqbll ill"
Louis V. B Hubbard. of Shelton
defense.
knew no reason 9&2? $9 coulu not fall"
r
ly tryr3 the” c
I he: torei working
In glides. “as was nodep tod. ‘4‘
Henry W Coley, of Westport, was
cailthVi. Hodhud rent: of the case but
urine no 0 can as to the
ofinnocenco ct eactus‘ed The suit
:that the accused had vxolatep a law or
the state in carrying counseled weap
,ons would make no difference in his
mind in regard t the guilt or inno-
Icenc‘e u: the so used The defense
challenged.
. Daniel D Smith of Bridgeport, was
next examined. its stated that howl-ll
ed to be excused housed: ct his physio
a! condition He was examined by the
court and was excused.
I Benjamin rlurd 6i ‘illonroe. said he
had no recollectlo at ever havius
read of the case dd had talked ’with
no one in record to“. He was accepté
ed as the third member of the jury.
Edward Ogden, oi! Fairfleld, was the
first examined who had termed shines
opinion in repaid to the case.
excused by the court.
Frank
,ilrst challenged by the state.
challenged by the d tense.
S. B. Wakeman,o
ousted by the court .
lord, wits challenged b the defense.
center] as the fourth uro
opinion in regard to the case.
Beulamin P. Mead of New Canaan.
made the fifth juror.
li‘enton Ponioroy, oi South Norwaik
pi esént
court
or.
Stephen Smith. at Stamford, was
challenged by the detense alter Attor
ney Foster had made an attempt to
have the court excuse the luror
was the seventh Juror accepted ,
court.
Seth F. Keeier of Suffolk
1conrt.‘
, Charles H. Jennings of Huntington.
was ellcused by the court because he
has an antipathy to itsin which in
spite on an oath as a jopror would in
Ifiuence his verdict. ‘
the ronrth tobe challenged by the
state. .
inronso B. Beers. ol Strattord, was
challenged by the defense
I Stanley“ B Olden of New Canaan.
we the eigth Juror accepted.
George H Mei-win ot Fairlield was
accepted. maliinil the ninth to take his
place in the Jury box.
‘ Arthur [1 Peck oi Newtown, was no
copied as the tenth Juror
' James’ll‘arreli ‘..Jr of Newtown, was
* . gchaliongod by the defense.
Leander .1 Wheeler, of Hunt listen.
{the last‘ one oi the extra panel.‘ an” ac‘
canted altor a ion“: examination; by the
«latches. He was the eleventh juror
leaving one more to be selected for
‘thth b ‘thlesme'n summoned
“there; bii y as ”he would
“I.
.Vlrlh: ”
at sir-eaves handed on
der a viii-dict in t
viscose. Mr Hub- he:
finno particular pro-m I
was tile only eye wl new 0
trpubie which is salth
Ilini‘ben lwith atlc s.
with we 0 brought into the“ court room
that the beating continued for about
lie said VV .
it wes not such an opinion as would
influence his verdict but it might rs II
quire evidence to remove it. He was ;
.wsm, cf Huntington was V’V
icxcused by tile" state. he being the 1V ’
Frederick Cbrtis of Nichols, was. 1.
oWestport, was ex- .1
H B Blakenlllli o Botsiord was ex :1
cused by the‘ court. Re bad termed an i
won excused by the court tor the some , .
“William 0 Bleach. oi Trumbull .
bag a your opinion at ltalisn Working '
men and such an opinion as would in, .,
llhenoo him seasiderabiy in the weigh I
lug oi evidence in sudh a case as the l .
lie was excusou by the - I
Sherwood Bun s or Falrdold was:
accepted other a lengthy examination ~.
by the defense. He made the sixth iur V
Charles G. Blakeinnn. of Monroe.
3 Walter Nichols. oi Bridgeport said 3
he had roan nothing in regurd to the 1:
case and so had formed no opinion re ,
garding it. He was excused by the I
having 3
formed a uoplnlon, Was excused by the E
,1 John is Thomhill or Brookfleld was ,
duould ‘
#3313; weight
Cl , s a,“ dint.
V' {1:210 .ni
‘ town
. .010
until Sheri ., nu.
Dr. Burke stated that the "team” up:
post this little been i‘n‘lilb ‘ by' eitil‘
thle “film. V
chi lilieminqr Mlle H. Jonah. or
Grueséichm was the next. witness Voallml.
lii‘vis M
:Gexliibihted "r’l‘li‘é
um been made
V svln three sharp
edges; On crease nilua too. he said
that he did not hdil e‘the wound could
have béen made bysturnln‘g the knife in
the twill! d
John Heinlein was next culled. He
ll
dolly the on
woiind appeared t
with an instruulo
ve r cited
in [hasn't death. lie Va‘o runs
near him on the events or May 2
anti new two me up to ch and beat
lull. lint; wVVss very sure that the We
‘en w re Colombo and colour-else.“
for identification. The witnesli held
fi'v‘e lebtes. end that he made no
movie help Larsen, and did not even
call for, help.
Heinlein the‘n testified that Loreen
rail outward along the riled ehd ‘Oillt-
or some pesmny
. but that he did not see a hammer or
, a wrench in Larson s grasp : .
testified thatiiehpd “ “ ll
Csiahrese runan V9335” lt'l’lifi
the. .
s new no stab ,.
noisier “flint; ..
i h i ti
iii tilt
{pop ”it
Frederick W. Wilcoxxeon or Strut I; "
lease 8. Wilson; of arneid was ac-
' ed the knlle. as he used it tor cutting
A few choice styles 0! Child»
II ren‘s 2 piece Suits. left over
from our Spring stock. Will
. make excellent school suite. at
' 4 at 25 percent. reduction.
to to Suits on.
$4 on Suits use.
:3 co Suits $2.25.
Phone ionic 7
r1 can i.‘
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noose. .
cLoruieris.V . i
nurses. 3‘
FURNISHEBS. s
i
Washington fittest.
Bull“! NOMIIk.
s I '(h.
it},
The inhabitants legal voters of the
town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held In the term hall. Wu“
street, on '.Tuesday October first. 1001
at 8 o'clock in the evening. for the fol-
toilowingV purposes. to wit:
1. ‘1‘ beer the annual reports of the
town 0 corn for the year ending Au-
ust Blur. tool and to take action
the same.
2. To consld r and take action. on a
notitlo‘ rogues no that the town my
to on of the fire companies oreVin
' the stun llity dollars Which sum. it It
represented, each of said companies
owes mien understand would be paid
who try redo the e
Illa incur i preparing
V lversary or the rounding
oi htown; and to make only needs
its up roprlstlon for the mernont or
shall normal-lode
in.h .I .d bosom-ghoul the untow
' sent adv as p o o
“gilt. tony deficiency or dad apples
, may saint by resonant expenses
over and shore tho appropri a-
tutors made by the town for
i V.. .II.
listed at Namath. th’sV‘ Vests day or
spatial. tum
_ moans slam.
court adjourned before the story was
W
' inaspousialu'rv roe cOLLision.
October l—~— ,
. switch is set r‘ifih’t.‘
rotiouV at its sooth Venn ver- '
rumination,
anythl else in Larsen' s hand,
Kati. herbage“ tools lying around the
boiler at which uracil was notions.
Frank P. Hartline was no:
direction oi tile
met Heinlein.
of his test y was to the street that
Columboe it told blip that he would
'JV our Loreen lwas called. On
‘s- mlnetlon it Was testified that
the tire ltplilns‘ had been discharged
on orders from the witness because he
feared trouble as the result of this
thropt. in answer to a question by At»
torney Foster, witness said that be had
never made it boast that he could save
the then ll be Wanted to ‘
Cord testified to finding Larsen on the
lawn near their homes. rolling about In .
u t agony, and or their telephomtig V
to a physician.
an effort by Attorney Foster to have it
etcluded lie said that Colombo had .
made a statement to him. lifter being .
warned that it would be used in the
trial against MEL. Dr. Patti
three- edged instrument. and thbt Cni-
umbo had answered excitedly that he .
had done it with the knife taken from .
trim. and described how the wound had V
been made
. Ella Rlnoldl. who was a prisoner in -
. the police station at the time the two ’
Vltillisns were confined there. was called ‘
to give a conversation that be over- :
heard. When it. was found that he had
V no poslttve knowledge olV who was in V
the cell from which the conversation
[calms be was exclised.
Dr. Plattl was recalled and told oi
Columbo'ssaylng that he had wiped the
blood from the knife on his trousers
of his changing this statement and say-
ing that be wiped it on a coat that he
had left at home. and that he had wash-
bre ad
The last witness called was Giovanni _
Ambrosio. of Port Chester. Leo Dona—
telll was sworn as interpreter. Am-
brosio began to tell of .a conversation
he overheard in the cells in the police
station. but there were numrous objec—
tlbns on the part of the defense. and
mi].
The triaiwlll be continued this morn-
1113..
STOUGH’I‘ON. Mass).
Responsibliit tor the collision on the
New York ow haven and harti‘ord
Railroad at Avon September 18, in
which six persons Wore killed and for-
ty injured, was Considered at an in-
quest hold here‘today, by Judge Mard-
oh or the District Court. The finding .
vies out toads known
The' evidence presented was to the 1
effect that the signals for the unseen
Igor train which running ht flirty miles
an hour was struck by a freight on-
bad slgualied for the
freight to go nhcsd’ and it struck the
passenger trilln before it could be
stopped that the irel or train should
have stoppéd almost inmediately and
that the rules of the road require an
gengineer to know whether or not a
W”
e. M.- endow mailman.
CARSON. Nob, October 1—George
ELI Pullman. son or the late George M.
Pullman. the palace car builder, and
Mrs. Bruell have been united in mar-
ridge here by Justice oi! the Peace .
The marriage was witnessed
Stone
by Mrs. West mother oi the ',bride and
.l. O’.l)onnell both of San b‘ransico.
The party departed for San Francisco
Mrs Pullman is one of
three sisters at San Francisco. one oi
last night.
is married to Hugh McDonnell. a min-
lug expert and anothor to Sanger Pull-
mail a brother of George M Pullman.
Bince George M. Pullman has been
visiting his brother at ‘Redvvood City,
he has been constantly with hire. Brit
tel. who recently «got Ill 1
her husband (Matti
one as mCo toot clock inm Bo
senate doysW d ’ilcvtds xliert.
OPENING PORT HAM; RIGIIVVA-
. ‘ . TION‘. ' ‘ ‘
wusumo'r’on: catsuit if-Th‘p in
tel‘i r oestrtmélat is “melting com let-V
ions the opening ‘i'v
lieu, Idaho. indigo .
lure of tlld' 0V
Milli.“
been completed. but it is eh;
Merv sues, winch . s It
0 acres, will be throttli’o
Well! In
l tilt
nuns slow” 01:”
no
’to
said» Won‘t ll
ml land 0 o it id ‘ I
.Iéditqbrobab‘ly thrill o lthr' system
Willi”?
. the with..." I ‘
so In that he did not see any" weapon
e ahmoat important part -.
William Talbot and William 'r. Mc- :
Dr. Virgil Patti was the next wit- 2
none. His testimony was admitted after V’
testified 1
that he‘ had told the prisoner that the .
wound must have been made with u I
1:" “WI“! 'Wil’ie4nmw.
DRESS TRIMMl ct
IN CONNECTION with the various Fabrics and Silks.
the new Fail Dress 'I‘Vrpnniings are a very interesting start of
the picture of ball Styles, which cor utorpfrtll’mdt glides area
prominent «feature of the display-(salioons tutti Ail'ov‘crfswthe
I'lllct (Reigns being of. quuiSitc delicacy and strikingly effect-
lVC.
Black Clifton, Appliqucs,
.tscuriais and Chantillymre also
favorite. Novci'and stylish effects are ntunerousnnd the Show
ing should be comprehensively examined before (lociding upon
purchases.
flABEltDAsllEltY.
1 (Shirts, to be particular) I'I
FOIx liiE I AL l and during the coming Winter the Col-
ored Shirt with still bosom will be the most popular, for all
round wean—business and (lay wear.
'thc Percale of Which
those are made isl‘of excellent quality, the patterns are neat and
conservative and the cut and making such as to give Satisfac-
tion both new appearance and wear.
We have devoted special
attention to the line priced at $1.00,. and believe they will
please you.
Five thousand
,p. iV‘
will I?» V»
“WING FUNNEL
WE HAVE HAD suggestions of the snapping cold nights
50011 to come, and of the comfort to be taken in Soft, “wholly"
garments for chamber. and negligec wear.
These suggestions
were responsible for the placing on sale, on Friday morning, of
5,000 yards of (lilting Flannel at 6” 4c yd.
The material is ' in ‘
lengths of 3m loyds and even these pieces will be cut to meet
any special requirements.
Uiiici Outing Flannei,at
WINDOW SCRATCHERB lN BVRIDGVE-
‘ cine creasing won. one with track to . R1"?
‘ the other was set at saiety; that a
, Bridgeport store proprictOrs can now
. switcbmnn
sympathize with those of Hartlord,
whose windows Were scratched recent
ly;‘t‘or Saturday morning the windows
on live his stored and a number of
smaller ones were- found so badly
marked as to practically ruin them.
About {1000 coinage was done.
nation?‘ *l‘llll
it both
a Flurry tong: not
filial"
Do you suitor irorn piles? it so. do
not turn to surgery ll‘oi‘ relief De-
Witt’s Witch sister Bdive‘ will act more
quickly. burely’ and surely, saving you
the expense and danger of an opera-
tioh.‘ Georgec Stillson.
Willie—Pa #why do you call our lan-
silage the mother tongue? ‘
Pal—«Sh! it's because Your lather
never gets a chance to use it—Tlt
Bits. ..
‘ 0.11 Phelps. ”Forestdale. Vt. says
his child alas commotely cured of e;
bad case of eczema by the use of De-
Witt’s Witch Hazel autism. Beware of
an counterlelts. in instantly relieves
piles. tl'eorae C. B.tlllllbn I
. “Asa—a. M—
. mug s—l-Do you believe that a our
man 't keep a seer-ctr ,
flux hell-d don't know i don't be-
lieVe unionism ever trieda-ruiladel
I 'A Floridian Arnold _ r
An attac .‘Iwu lately use on ll. 1“.
”"9“?“ human "lows.'thitt‘nearly'
barman“ it councilman si- nio-
migrant pain: nor sit
by cushionp.IV
W “I!
1° ‘ Wuimhshm tiltltt he writes he
“‘9 . ‘ isrnlmoluus‘ s,
backache and kidney ’I
must portion. the blood and builds -V
0m I,
and I
mm drum store. INorvIsl it. .VllV
lil'ltmruWinpil. illhis
ediehsm
. by your. heoltb. Only 500, at l". H.
12;: tires moi iflouth Norwnik,
’ “W
isotropic thickntheu Odd Fol
. , pollen .
all.“ «Hill Jmmm ”Mind he could‘ .
. W .
I Inserts—“Whit all; it «led dinner!
MICHIW nova. EURNEQ.
DV gluon House Between
00,0002
HOUGH'l‘O Mgch. October 1-2—-
Fire which broke out in the kitchen
of the Douglass House destroyed that
structure early today. The guests
were aroused and an satelyV made their
pscnp e.
Loss between .375: 000 and 0100. 000.
Lewis Ockertnan Goshen. ind:
Witt' a Little Early Risers never head
are double like outer bills. but do their
work thin-on my 'flnd make me feel
like a boy." ertalm thorough. gentle
George C“ Btilis'on.
Loss to the
J8
.—_.....__.. nu Ii
Mrs. Shoploy—Oh George, lbought .
a reel' handsome séi} of books today on
the insstallment plan All i have to .-
may i l 50 a month.‘
“11:8 ’SlioiileyT—Fbr
infill“!
My: Bhopley~Dear me, i forgot to
08k
W'
was-rs YOUR i-‘Aos Weaver ~
. sometimes -a fortilne. but never \it
you have a sallpw co pleaionblac silo pl
how many
Idiced loblt; moth putt on and
firmly“ 133; will.
3 3*-
9' their: leh‘ corn-
an. H. Bail
iii: storesV, V
gum the skin—Lei
but
vs cleaV‘r s it; rosy
lain. and;
XI “1 bled for my cos
the veteran 'di' two
“Nd?!
wpssilri tip 2‘“
slits t'VVl ' ‘ ’
uses. “6%,: lr‘il
ll: Iii". as...“
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(1,th hl IVIllll,
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