fiefleinon. or Danbury,
d on for a p‘éndicltis,
Vhin‘g. from the Soldiers’
Interment was in
oi k and Ladder Company
ltd ’eguiar monthly meeting.
‘8 soolock, in the truck
loll Sheidler. as bar-
. that pron! of murder?
ornor ii‘rank
backer Athletic Club where Qorninh
was employed M‘l did nd9t
Cornish and he dl be like ll
perhaps many enemies.
What Mollnéux considore iii
letter and Molineux complained of it.
' ".Wns that any cotton tor Molineux'ii
sending to Cornish a duantity of. pol~
any man in that
club?" asked M .,
V3ornltih ln~
suitetd Molineilx an ,
ed like a g‘eotiernan regarding the dit—
reroute or t [air station and carried. Is
Nothing else
undoi the sky has been produced here
to indicate any r'n‘otiVe Molineux 'could
have for ”wonting to kill Gornlsh.
‘" he trouble betWeen Gornish and
hioiineux occurred moré than a year ’
before the poison no age appeared.
9 No evidence has been presented here
to show that in all that time Mr Mole
-' ineux said one unkind word, or ill;-
tered one unchailtahie thought toward
Cornish. All the evidence in this cane
points aw y from Molinenx and to an-
other man. I hhtlll indicate who that
man is before I sit down. The case ,
points to that man just as surely as .
the needle points to“ theh north star
The needle tremblca with every wind
and current. hilt when'th’e calm comes
it still points to the north stain?
dare 9, 9
Black said that M ‘11- :
neux was a director or the mucus» :
Underwear
Heavy Wool «Fleeced
Lined; Per Garment.
39o. ,.
Over oats
6004 Values From
55.00
believe; can interest you.
CLOTHIER
FURNISHER
A CALL AND BUY YOUR
Hosiery
AND
we have a. special lot oi Fleece Li
9 od Underwear. at.
65¢ per Suit “
94¢ per. Suit
59 BOUTH MAIN STREET, . .
Undoriimar.
corp r8ul
"Alii‘o’ii rail line or Ribbed finder
Carpets arid ‘aiiinils
Runs and Curtains. :
Silks arid Velvels'
‘ Creckerii‘arid cuss.
n.
’9. HOSieiii and Underwear.
we will look specialiiiduceincni to buueis iii the ioliowincl e
Clocks and Suits.
Misses and Childrens Guinea
Build and Colored Dress Goods. Separate Skirts V
Shirt Waists.
Ribbons and Laces.
House FurniShiiliis.
.». wear, all colors, white. blue tan and
flesh. at lilo a Bull. A complete lino qt
Woolen Socks. black gray and dash. Ambition never grows old; in fact it
at 1295c a pair. Boys‘ Sweaters from seldom gets beyond the age of indiecre-
lilo up. Also Fancy Vesta from 980 tion. ~ _
up, and a full line of B St 13 high grade
Dress Shh-,ts at 98c. .
1n commenting upon the evidence
Mr. Black began with that of Miss An-
na Miller. the clerk at Hartd‘e‘gon's
store, who sold the silver bottlie‘ holder.
He said he had to criticize the atti-
tude of the district attorney toward
that witness. He thought it was un-
tldoo. resigned his posi-
D Gottlicb,
ll North Main Street.
W
Did it ever occur to you that the av—
" unincso College toot-
durum
the eleven from
runny parishioners trom st.
iSVt. Mary a Churches at-
’glrli who congregate
Yesterday hall a
hill quarters over General
no in North Main street over-
ltd coded in one condition.
bit lugs lo doing the work.
iNlmll hobby of BL Jon?
old a ine‘dting ydstcrdny
raided by Rev. “William
The Apootoilcity of the
the south NorwIllr Bap-
ll hold a cloth chowder
gang-day evening. in the loo—
ud invite all their triond'a
to not to coins around rind
tam what men can do
no.
303915: AI'GAVIIIImi
[Ill inatoad of Tim
M e 9': Bolt. II fheoltlt
Wmnd "
, but Uncles.
fair to force Miss Miller to admit that
she him been paid grin on her testi-
mony
“Do you know why Miss Miller was
treated us she was?" he asked "it
was because otter she had volunteered
to teutliy and she 'could only be
brought here as a volunteer she de—
cllnéd to perjure herself. She told the
_ truth. Moiine‘ux did not buy the bottle
holder.
”The detective Farrell, is the only
witness who has brought Mdlinoux
anywhere near that bottle holder. and
the nearest lie brought him who thr
quarters at a mile. And that is the
nearest any one had brought him to
the case. 9
Eli-Governor Block ridiculed the. tee-
timony ot Jooeph, Koch. the Broadway
letter box man. who said Moiineux
rented a letter box tron: him. and de-
clared it to lie the evidence oi! ti him
who "paddled his story and blocker“!
tool" at the dome time. Err-Governor
Black took up the question of writing.
and declared that the Wouhlngton ex-
. pert. Hay. vino 9"». Itupendous iraud "
who testified that none or the ‘9-‘re
quest" writing made by Molinuox con;
tained a characteristic to be found in
his other writing, and Jn-the disputed
writing. Then he dwelt at great length
upon the alleged suppression of ovi~
douc.‘ in the district allow" 99%- 05100
and dr‘gued that that oildenoo might
point to some one other than Moll-
lieux.
”The prosecution: ,. he call! ,.
duced here the poison packag wrap-
per. the envelope to th Blunt lotto
We concede to ho‘vo’ifie b
Mollneux. the on dipole
i no
and the Barnett letter» but where ille-
the envelopsu to the (scrotal: letters?
Not one of their) hair boon regented in
evidence. Why hilt mightier: bloodho-
Did they alloy too muchl
You may tor rgot to dnti‘t your lottera.
never forumw
roman envelopes show too routh‘lll
"anVMoliiVifiuxii' {iVeslt i5 gar
u m it com lid! a
«timid; him no om
clumsy; edict tau
. but they did not hutch
”Md 19120111]! (I the
d o ”
ion the man who ero‘te it has not ap-
peared in this care?
Mr. Black in his slimming up. do
clarod "There was a crime and there
was a motive. and the motive points to
Harry S. Cornish." '
HOSPiTAL MEETING POSTPQNED.
On account of the occupancy of the
rooms of the Norwallt Club for an en-
tortnlnment tomorrow evening. the
‘meeting or the directors of the Nor-
walk Hospital Association will be post:
ironed to Tuesday evening. November
18, at 8 o'.cloclt
PERMANENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The Democrats of Norwalk will hold
a meeting in the Democratic Club
headquarters in the Gazette building.
Wall street this evening. for the pur»
pose of forming a permanent Demo
cratic Club All Democrats in Norwalk
are invited and requested to be prea-
ont.
The teamaters and the bosses are
still holding 'to what each considers
his rights and there its no change in
the otrilto situation today. The coal
and lumber dealers report that theyA
are dolu business an usual. and sov-
oral olt em hdjvo been forced to put
' on extra men on .ccount of an increase
in business John H Ferris today ro—
oeived a barge load 0! hard coal and
had several roams out today. to deliver
the fuel. Probably this number will
be increased within a day or .0. The
to employing union men on the road
work about town. Itoleil that tiny
Would comply with this :iiiiion'a wiahts
and an) loy only uhiotl into hill-outlanm
hater, owevor, they regretted their
notion, rescinded it, our! homoitor whim
yearn god inh the tumor-iii
business u duct tNorlvilllr. but for the
' Col south,
WyVears ha conducted hcr- ’3
mvgtmul‘l 33“,. at 1“
99s 9 tan N
no. charm: imim 51..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
Manhattan. Sugar and Amalgamated.
The market became less active. but
there ware some new points of weak~
nose before the end of the hour. Rock
island broke 9%. and the Pacifiers. St.
Paul, Reading and. New .York Central
were at the low eat} carrying the whole
market with them Southern Pacific
loot (Net 8 palatal; J
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
nonomiovor pl‘liflto wire or flip!!!
d: Goldoohmidt. commission brokers.
Burn 1 CorbetthI block. Booth Non
walk: ~
~ Ope’n High Low 1:80
Amni.dopper.d1% out .60 .
Am.C.&F.. 34. 34
A. C. &9F pt. 89% 89%,
Am COL 011.15 my 52
American ice. 1 K 10%
Amer. Ice pidz. 3m 37%
Amer. loco. v18“
Am. Smelt... '
Adi. Sugar, lit 1ng 113% 114%
Annoondll. 86 88% 85% 88%
A.T.&8. Fe.” 88% 81% 82%
arr. 0: 8.1V. p. 98% 98% 07% 98%
Bolt. &,0hio. 101% 101V. 100% 101%
Bldyn. R. T.. 59% 80% 59% 60%
Chen. d: Ohio, 45% 46, 44% 46%
Girl. at N. W.. 221% 23195 220 ‘
Chi at. West, 81% 27
Gilt! In at. P 181% 182
Chi. MA 11.191 191% 191
Col . F‘. I: l. 80 81
88% 29
Como! a... 213% 213
Del. a Bud. 158
limp. 6 85
in our. all." as
in Wound-o “31.48% in m
emplo whoovdr' they plea» on tluiM Id
N M. u...»- .Wr
by Pennaylvnnia. Nor-roll: and Western. ,
VV35'A‘
88% a???
erase man's intelligence is below the ’
average? '
We Are
Reony For
Your Bay
with a line at Stylieh Overcoats 9 A
. that have the night sort or viin
' and snap to them. The new long
double broaIiE‘d aver Coat with
velvet coilar.’ A special leader
_, .9“: i. 1
.‘(v‘é
. oi r1931 ‘
Ago 3 to 8. This Cont is easily
7 worth 86.00;,
A few of last year‘s otyVlca nt
lens than half price.
V‘ TAILDRC. CLOTHIER5. "All?
TI!“ AND RURNlIHER8.J
til wIIhlngton It‘rcol.
South Nam-lit.
.V'iiirFaiI'neSs of 0.
tell] 9 3f
Credit System, as we apply it to our busi- .
ness has for its basis an equal treatment of all
custoinm VV
thy or in straightened circumstancesto’hr terms
are the same. You can buy as cheaply for cre-
‘ . of how much we out going to lose
by experiencé that 99 per cent. of
who come to our store: are honest in their in ‘V'
'tcntions. Our daily receipts from pnyrnonto on
account corral to the receipt. from cash sales, 9
the ordinary cash store—where are we any‘
worse oil than they?
Therefore we can sell at as low a price a.
the people con buy reliable garments hére-V-oon‘
A lailord to play What good garments are worth,
on our plan. Do not have to content them-4
selves with poor clothing became they canndt
pay thespot cash that good clothes are worth.
Norwalk Chronicler