$6.00 an
no WASHINGTON ST..
F. D. LYON ti CO
_ are
SOLE AGENTS
' for
W. 1.. DOUGLAS SHOES
EVENING “SENTINEAL‘
dunno/w, JAN
(1 $55.50.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Carpaiter Under Bonds l
(.IItIiIiiIIIIIl from first page. I
pale and Weak and stood leaning on the .
arm of the II litiir tisslgiie‘tl to hint llo
laid nothing and did not even look at
the spectators. His mother , ti sheet
{Iced anxious looking woman of add. I
die age. occtipieti a seat nIIuiby. She
had had an audience with hint III his
cell a short titnc before.
finding the Charge.
Prosecuting Attorney William II‘.
Tammany had pmnurcd the warrant.
charting him with the shooting. I‘ III rk
of the Court Voshurgli toolt the war-
not and read It to the prisoner, who
remained unmoved. standing by- the
wide of the chair. swaying slightly from
aide to ride
Attofltey Beers said that the priaonei' .
was ready to plead and that his plea
twaa “Not Guilty. "
Prlloner Collapses. ;
Then Carpenter at down In the I-liairi
and closed his eyIs. Attorney Beers
filed a’tiemurrer. alleging that the,
complaint was Insufficient in law. ’l‘hII
demurrer was overruled. At this poliit ‘
Mrs. Lambert. who had been watch-
ing her son closely during the proceed-
‘inls. rose qul-ltly and went to him.
He sank down In the chair. his head
lying buck uiitl his ohest heaving as
if he were in pain. lie also breathed
heavily anti his muscles twin-tied III
times.
Iii Subject .to Attacke.
Attorney Bot-rs said that the pris-
oner Is subject to such attacks at times,
when his emotions are strong and Mrs. .
Lambert called for a physician. No
physician was summoned. however- as
. 'he has had these spells at times In
the cell. and after a moment or l\\'t)
has come out of them all right.
City Sheriff Goodwin secured l-it)fllt"
water and bathed the prisoner‘s t‘aI-II,
. and chafed his wrists. 'i he case then,
. .~ proceeded. anti Carpenter grew nioi'e‘
quiet. Judge Taylor stated that hei
found probable caiismtnd would bindi
the prisoner over to the next term of
the Superior Court. He asked illt“
«tunnel if they wished to he heard on[
the matter of bonds.
$25,000 Bail Asked. ,
Prosecuting. Attorney Tammany sot-I
ted that under illt‘ IIIIIIstiIIItIIIII illt'l‘t‘
can be no bait tlxeti iii the ethic of ti‘
capital crime. and that the present.
crime is liable to become a Iapitali
offence at any time, and he won II tisk'
, tthnt a veii high bond lie ll\t'tl lie
1- thought that a bond of 825000 IIIIIIIII
. [be sufficient A'ttotney [let-Is said that
he thought this amount ext esstve atid i
believed that bond of st. 000 would be»
enough. He said that the prisoner”
could not get away. owing to the con»
dition of his health. The family II; poor:
and would have considerable IIIIIIIIiIt;. I
.in securing even a small bond. lic‘
believed tlitit the botitl should be or;
Inch an amount as to allow III the pris-
I. oner's getting out so that he could sII
‘ cure proper medical attention.
Better Off In Jail.
Judge Taylor said IIIIII he III-IIIIvIIIil
that the peace of the state would ilt' :
safer were the prisonerdn jail and that-
hin health would also be better there.
He accordingly fixed the hall at sit).-
000. Court then adjourned.
As soon as this occurred, (‘arpentet‘
opened his eyes and looked about him.
In a moment or two he began to talk.
saying that he was so sleepy and that
, his head ached.
Carried to His Cell.
He was assisted to his feet and be.
tween two stalwart onII-ers was half
led and half carried to the cell room
below, The look of anguish in Mrs.
Lamberi‘s face when her son was led
away was one that will long be remem-
Ibered by those who saw it. Notwith-
standing-the. great strain which she ls
under, she maintained her composure
to a great degree.
Carpenter will be taken to Bridge-
port Jail as soon as he has. a little rest
from the living oideal wiiiIh he went
,.1hrough this morning ‘
Description of Carpenter. l
. Carpenter is of medium height and,
I‘ {will he twenty one years of age III-xii
He is of slim build qtiite'
‘- pale and with a wild sort of look in his
eyes: He has dark, curly hair. anti Is
. I fairly good looking young. fellow. He.
worm dark suit, a blue flannel shirt
Ind Mt necktie and a dark Fedora
,.
ttorney Beers stated this aiotning
‘liihl night. Ii.~ t'ellIiu's,
that (‘ui'I'pciItti had a hipodc l",|||il
syringe :il lionte with which he had
been in the habit of ilillllilliii teiih.: thor-
phliiiI to himself. Mrs. Lambert
said that at times he took these liyilti-
IlIIi'inlc injections so often that [he
tileiIiIIt-t of his Iitidershiits lieI ante
staintd VIIIlI blood from the tiny net- Idle
punt lures. iIII shoas the effect of :in
citiesslie use or the drug iIt ilit-l pulltd
complexion and liit‘ \arant wild look
III his eyes.
Ask: for Dope.
Carpenter passed a more quiet night
than his first one iii the cell. and man
aged to get a couple of hours of sleep.
\thn he was awake. however. he t'tililI
plalnetl about his head and moaned
continually. (thee in II while he
would ask for morphine.
Girl's Condttion.
Prosecuting Attorney Tammany as
cI-riuineti from the hospital this morn-
int; that the condition of Margaret Ner-
iIIIIs ts about the shine Its It was all
day yesterday. She passed It (lillt‘l
and Iesti‘iil night, and It lillll(\ now that
if blootl poisoning does not set in that
her life Ill.“ be suit-Ii 'lilt‘
of danger will last for weeks and she
Iiiuy take u-chiinuc for the it’ttl'ht' III
any time.
The Sentinel has informed yesterday
that Miss NIIi'ilIIIs had bIIItt in the lll‘
Iiustriul School for Girls. This was a
piece of Inlsiut‘orniuiion. however. as
she “as uwtiy for It time at ll Ill'li'ilii' ‘
‘SI hool. '
Carpenter Borrowed Revolver.
It was learned today that t‘arpenter
lIoirowIId iilt' rei'olt'er from it friend in
Stamford and that he did not buy it
as was believed. The conversation
which be hell with his friend and the
reason that he gave I'rir borrowing the
l‘t.‘\'t)i\'t‘l' will he used as eviIIeIICII by
the state. The police refuse to say
who owns the revolver and thIII the
conversation was.
COCKENOE TRIBE iNSTALLATlON. ‘
Elected and Appointed Chief: Rained
up, Last Night.
The rect Ittiy elIItIIII IIIliI-I i.~ III t‘tick-
IIlioII 'I‘I‘Ilte III .‘(III'wtiliL \i.Ii'II lil‘~illillIi.
.it the \\I,.'\\il:li
Ill lilt‘ leizettc iiiiiltliiii;
Sachem IIjIluard Quiet.
SI. Siluilllltllt" .l J. litlllit.«.\t‘_\'.
.lr SacaIuorI .\'. \\'. I‘IIIIIIIIIIIII.IIII
i’ioplict ll X. tiiulfie)’.
("hit I' of liIIIIII-tls ‘I'. ll. Mutton.
(‘olch-tor III \i':iiiiptiiii~ Edward
liiouIII.
i\t"‘tp|l
t tilllnltlt ii.
I-‘Irsi Hanap» (:IIIII-gt- Spicer.
Second Sitiiap ‘ I'. hiitldlI-broolt.
It‘irst \\‘aiiior»-—H:irry It) Smith
SII-outl \\'iti'rior~Austin (lalaor
'I‘IiirII \\'ai'riIII “in. II iidllltll
l-‘ourih \\'III'Iior « John .\'I.~ter_
1-‘Irst liraye «.IIIIIn ll. .\IIltiII
:itcond llriirc \i'iti. .\'. Jun-cs.
'I‘IIirtl Bl‘il\'t‘--\Vfll. 'I‘. Aililty.
t-‘Ittrtli liraye» .1. 11. Lincoln.
IIIIIII-ti of domain \. lloss Mitlkiu.
Guard of l“-ll'l"<t (ltIIIt'gII t‘,
The I:IIsinI; tip ceremony was pet'-
to. IntIl III- I) It I}. 5. William Miller.
.ISeislHi by i'. S Stuart Marshall. 1'. S
.-\. litiIIIu-ll, iii‘tiillt'l‘
Iii Wampum \\'iili.iitt
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Lydia Ilicringer liter-
inner.
State or Contiectit ut. lt‘airtield taunt)
\‘s. George S.
Superior Court. as Hiidgeport, .Ian- I
llill‘\ l.’.».\_ I). tutti.
Illa Diei'inger praying for
therein set forth.
returned thereto IIII the first Tuesday
of November, 1903.
it appearing to and being found by
this (‘ourt that Georges “ .Di.crlnizer the
said defendant. is lliiM‘lll fioni this
state and glue to parts unknown. and
that tIotII (‘ of the pendency of the com-
plaint was given as required by order
of notice heretofore issued. and now
the l‘laliItifT asks for a further order of
IoIIcII in the premises.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
I IpIIn'IlIIncy ot‘ said complaint he giv-
III by publishing this order In the Evv
enin Sentinel. a newspaper printed in
Nor alk. Conn. thiee dais succeaslio-
1y. commencing on or beiotc the liith
day of Jan! ry. A. D 1904.
By ordei ot Court.
\‘M. R. SHEI.'I‘UN.
Clerk of the Si erlor Court/for Fair-
.ELLING can
this will be our last month here
we“. mrtflcing and slaughtering
a more than ever u all the goods
mar February 10th will be ship-
tutu Stamford Auction Rooms
acid at auction.
. hoggdtton and‘ twill Umbrellas at
0.00 Gloria Silk Umbrellas at 680
”c. femur 'price 03.00.
'I Umbrellas. close roll silk
II . Paragon frame, silk tasseii.
ud batten rlmer natural
and silver tips only 98c.
. . Some 85.00 uinv
02.00.-
00ft Sets 01. 9B.\ regular
“' .0 sets It 83. 98. All
i slush at 350
’ don. Pepper and
, (no clippeat store
field County. 116 at
South
‘
Notice Is hereby given
Board of Relief of the city
Norwalk, will meet
January 20. 1904. at 7
pt i Ind I
i.‘
.\IIIIIhan.'. '
.ltlllil Yost und‘
1
I' pen the complaint of the said 1.)",
reasons 3
for a divorce. now'
pending before this court. haying boeni
p. m.:SaturdtIy. January 30, Ill II, from
2 to 5 o'clock p. m.: Wednesd y, Feb~
ruai'y 3. from 7:30 to 9 p.
:Feb-
rtiary 10, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.; Tuesday.
February 16, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.;
"in the
Council Chamber in Haviland image.
In said city_ for the purpose of he as
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the ”season of said city.
a the list of 1903.
Norwalk January 16 1904. I.
JOHN r. MOMAHON.
pannaw consm.
ms of Better. .
Dated at South
Utto Lilltitill‘tml, of l'ncus Tribe,
:6, South Not-walk.
'l‘htIi;I wcrt loin: talks by It I). it. 8.
William Miller, l'. H. .1. .I\_ lliibholl
l'. 5. Stuart Marshall, titto l.iudI-:troiii.
.loliii Yost, of l‘nctie:
(ititift't‘y, l'. S. .i \\'.
hoe.
'l‘hc ti'tistw-u lll'l' A. A. iii-its. ii I
Smith and .I. William liowe floor dir-
with I. William liowe.
RED MENS RELIEF CHIEFS.
Ait adjourned meeting of “MN”
'I‘ribe was held last night, at which
time Sachem (‘harlen l’rtIIII-ott, ull'
bounced the appointment of the follow-
Inx i'eItIIf I-hIIII'II: Edward Sanford and
II‘rIIIII-rlck S. Ambler, of Norwaik: lid
ward Mead and Samuel lliIIl. of lIhoit
Norwulk; 'l‘htIoIlore (l, (list-n and lid
ward ltl hlIIIiIl. of South Ntii'uallt
'”
A ORE/l T SWEEPINO
CLEARANCE SALE
No. '
l'. 3. Howard N. Knapp
Rowe, or t‘ocke- pitta-III uent lo Mlli I1 ltoii 1i. liakei and,
I
0F MEN'S BOYS'
Clothing and loathing (loads
at prices that will act you wand ermg at D, GOTTLIEB. the popular
clothier of 11 North Main street. South Norwalk. Conn.
. a.-." .. ..-..
YECAC WHICT CLUI.
'l‘he Yeaac (‘1th met yesterday with
IMIH. (‘h arles E. Iloyt of (lrove titreei.
Mts. (ieorxe R. Van Altityue I'I'I'eIeIIIti
the first prize and MIII. Edward II‘.
the III-cond 'l‘hti coatiolation,‘
\IIs William 11 Smith
Natalie SIIIIIIIy tlauitlItI-I oi Ilcputi
SIIII rill .ioliii \\ HI ItllI- y who this ion n
111 with III inlet tI-ter, had a ielapse II
(ill) or 1W0 ago and Is now quite iii
llLiliiil.
in consultation. The symptoms IIIII
Inert favorable ttrtluy than ihty \\'t‘|t‘
ytiiitci'tltiy. and the shell“ ls tiiiile eh
I iiII'iIuIIIl.
in-...‘II‘IIIIIII«- tlildt 1"Iit‘t'\l', of Math
tttck. Lilli; lI-IIiiitl, Is \i.~iiil|).', llt‘l' so.
It-I_ .‘tlsl. \vliii‘vllll \\'liH'iI'l'. i “ll“.lli
IIIIIIt, East N-Iiwallt.
AND CHILDREN'S
A: I am overflocked and new: keep goods from one season to anoth.
er I have decided to sacrifice t, e goods.
Regardless of Cost.
Men's Overcoat
Men's l)\t‘l‘t'(ll|i.~', III-tier grade.
Stine lillti‘ 31.3.00, at this Htiit‘.
Mt'll'r li'tit‘k .“t'litlll (HI-remit: Ii,‘
\\i1lI l1 \\t'|'t' $1700 and $1II..'III. ll tlIII.
.\Itn'.~ Suits. single or double ill't:|:'I- It.
and L',l’ll,\' mixtures which were 53 tilt .‘llI-i slum, at this sale.
will
Men‘s line I-uslinierII Suits, tiillt"
and 313110.811 Illia IIIIIIII.
lit-it‘s line worsII-Il. illili‘k diagonal
crude, some all satin lIneII. s
51.1.00 and $10.00, at this salc.
.-\ii extra opportunity for young llll'll II to :o )ttiil'I-
It. tIieIliIIin and full il'll' :II
are Will‘iil $7.00 and SMIII itt Llilfi sale,
were $7.00 and Shiitl at tliIs salt-
IIIIIIIII' crude.» tnzitIII of line I‘nslinici‘c.
which here Shop and Stone,
horstIIIls.
litii's' S'tllle'
~IilII,
lit'li.’l grades. IIlIiIIIsIIi‘gII.
t.l‘>llllit'l'.‘:€.
i‘hildrett'a \‘IIs'eII SIIII‘ i:
at this sale.
l\\'ti iiiI-t'tIs ‘I lit l-I :IT‘IIIT‘. f’tlilllt‘l' lil‘it”
liltItI l.'lt‘t|l.
‘I\llit li \\l‘li' $1.tlti and
III .\ y :i;~
illili‘ii I'lliti gray which
('liildrcn's lt‘tnc Illozise Stilts IIIIIIII It IIIIIIIy lIYIIII _. I .,. and. fancy
worsiotis. \\'hlt'h \it'l‘t‘ SI tilt, at this ~.-IIII,
“In 5' All Wool Ut'l'l'i‘llflls, sizes \ III III.
ii 00. at this sale.
llIItIIIr nriitits. some with litIli>, ulI'I lI \\t"‘t'
this sale,
\lIIIi's Sliiit-I.
sale.
hit‘li's iiiltlit-Ii i'litlt-t'it't‘zit'. liltit
Men's and IIIIys' l.iilt‘li (‘oiltii‘<
Mt‘ll's‘ t‘t‘illlitiltl (‘tililil‘5 :Il
IIIItt-Ir grades of i‘elIiIlIIId at
Inc itIilIber Collars It
lloys‘ ‘_’.'Ic Knee Pants at
iloys' JItlc Knee l'ants itt
lloys‘ The Knee Pants at
liosoin and negligec,
.tl
$3.98
w. II oi without III its \\'iilt'li were
$6.95
the i‘iuI-s'i Ql'IltlI‘ all satin lined.
sale, $7.98
made of black cheiiot
$3.98
~iIIlIii‘\, which III-re stollo
$5.9.)
:iIIIl lztnt'y t'l2i_I til lilillitwi
II tIIItiaii lltII .I which were
$7.98
Sluts which
$3.48
black titanium] and fancy
:it thl~' ~.III $5.95
I‘L‘L'TI at this
$1.25
four) \\Ill I .1» until.)
3'. tie, at this ril' $2.48
Ixhich were St 'III III 3‘: till,
75c
$2.25
\I.‘lI:IIh \\lIII $3.00 and
$1.98
Sill" .l III $3.00, til
$2.48
M'llli‘ll Itet‘t- .‘II‘I‘ xiii ". 73c. tit this
29c
._ i'ltl\' lI .Ititl :rity. 19c
. ‘lt‘fi. ‘ 7C
SC
SC. 3 for 25¢
15C
18c
38c
46!:
hrs. llolitinnnn and Sherer lit‘t‘
1 ......... at”
"HE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM8IHYAT
lnor to Stock Iakinu.
Our annual january Cloak Sale begins on Saturday. January gih. In order to make this
sale very attractive we have inclu ch1 every Garment in our stock in either Ladies‘ Misses or Chil-
dren's. All high grade goods made up in the very best manner in this season' 5 most attractive styles.
This is an opportunity that any one in need of a good Winter Garment cannot afford t0 "“85
$10.00 Garments for $7 50 $12.00 Garments for $5. 50
$15.00 Garments for $10.00 $16.00 Garments for $125)
$25.00 Garments ior $18 00
Misscs' and Children‘s Garments from 4 to 14 years, from $3.75 to $10.00; former price $5.00
to $I5.oo. All sires one price.
Kitchen Department.
Q
Twenty per cent. discount on all Fancy China. Lamps. Vases. Toilet Sets, Nickel Tea and
Coffee Pots. jardinieres and Unibrelh Stands. for one week only.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.-\ Ilcwrrlnx man can always had
Iplt'tity u! people to In lp him for :t t-II‘.I-_
l~ltit‘li|iitlll, j
l
29-31
that It shingtin Si
CLOSING OUT SALE.
Skiitcs.81cds:iiitl Winter t‘IIiuIcI.
A. (i. Stialiiihiz's Athletic tiIIIItis.
Skates and t‘Iitlery tit'otitztl
lluiII your Automobile
cycle put in order now
will be ready for use I'.‘II.
weather perniit~
We are well IIIIIIigriI I1.:.III II-;:I
Deleiii to do the work and. our
t-ylttiiies ale to ‘..ll\illll|ltit‘
H R. B'llKliY
52 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SO. NORWALK.
Iil' ill-
:iliti i‘
I iiII‘
H.|Ilillll}lili ti ill].
: , Mark—Down Sale
REMEMBER THAT THESE BARGAINS MAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN
iNSPECTION IS SURELV A SALE.
SALCIBEOINS SATURDAY. JANU‘RY 16th.
*‘k'fl‘i‘t‘h‘k‘k'k . *i'i‘k‘fi"
a
Sk'i‘k‘ki
The advantage is mutual.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
uaeraoaauutreauneu
“user
‘1
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
There is nothing more appreciated. Attractive. beautiful and lasting
than
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the advantage in a srlcdion from the #qu largest
most complete and undo—date stocks in NI: Norwtllis.
By buying for live store: and for cash,
iv: offer you loom prices than elsewhere.
COLEBURN & LAUDER,
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 95 WASHINGTON sr,. scorn NIRWALK.
D. GOTTLIEB:
12 North Main Street,
SOUTH NOR WALK. CONN.
.eaatiaea
10*
i}
at»
it»
31.
3t»
at
It
N0. 3 MAIN ST.. NORWALK.
44-.
To Muir's:
MONEY
You V'iust InveSt It.
IIO YOU
Would um Save 3!. 00 n r month and upward
if your Principal and [al- r 3: than» Propcrlv se-
cured through
SAVE It
The South Norwailt Trust (10.
THE PROPI’
IS NOT SPCCUZIUDJ.
It Will interest
1T i-ON
II ' . ' ’9 etc I555 matter,
In
my
FOR FULL PARTICULARS. ADDRESS
norms-aims. 3. cam '13. Nomad. col...
5. 5 Stunt. 2 No. no 51.. $0. ”mm.
C!
. b‘.«
. _, CLOTHING
Overcoais and Suits
Men and Youth.
Come in and look as over. We
have a good assortment of BELT
OVERCOATS in Fancy English
Mixtures. to be sold regardless of
former selling price.
Good coal saves trouble.
tlme and temper. start: you
off In cheerful mood for the
day. and welcomes you
home at night with if: can-
OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
lal warmth and comfort.
is open to you. Select whatever
merchandise you need. and pay
for them in weekly payments.
We do not charge you anything
for the accommodation. Our
prices are as low and in most in-
stances lower than elsewhere.
Our coal I: sold an its
merits. and every ton
makes another friend for
us.
" FOLLOW THE FLAG "
Are you in need of a good
TIME PIECE? We have a good
selection of WATCHES: a guar-
antee with every one sold.
Glover’s the Islace
$1.00 Per Week.
FOOTWEAR
that is correct may always be
‘ found here at
Reasonable Prices.
THE ELITE.
for men.
CASH
on
cased:
is more than worth $3.50 per
pair.
Manufacturer: of All Kind. of
SPECIAL MACHINERY
AND
EXPERIMENTAL WORK.
Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 ware-ii, STRfl'T.
madman. gI
. _ . a ‘
i
We‘Ican say the same for the
Ladlas'
PERFECTA.
PHONE 157-6.
Bond You.
Taylor II Gplden
In manhunt. ,- Io. Inuit.
shes iIIII Fit.
Norwalk Chronicler