no . «LossorSuutP.
MSW Signature of
l...
..._
For liver
1 I'll“! liars
Squeezing the Consumer-
to swell the dealers profits is not
our way of conducting the coal busi-
ncss. We believe in fair dealing and
want our customers to be our frlontb
or; well. That is why we take such
care to keep the best, the cleanest
and highest quality of coal to he had
lhe Danid Keogh Goal C0.
Seaview Av’. East Norwalk. Ct
Tel. 145—8.
1
sorlléfoti) LWEATHER HINTS. ”
No. 1.
STEWART STOVES.
As Good. as Any, Better Than Most.
' Him, No. 2.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
None Better Made.
Hint No. 3.
COMFORTS A
ND BLANKETS
The Kind That Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE d. SON.
134 Washington Street.
2,000 lbs.
Wood St, Tel. 203-5.
llt'tt all over town 'l‘llcy soy
it to your nu-li .«nliuinw‘un.
_ ‘ COAL. COAL. cold.
.2." At the Lowest PrlCBS.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Guaranteed.
3. HERSHFIELD 86%
m Water Street,
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market, 32 So. Main St
9
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
Raymond llus lllt‘ bust ('mll. Wc
_ heartily concur in ilm‘. opinion. We think “'1' how lllt' “burst and
best Stork. lint don't 'zlkt- our word for it. Try it l‘liiil :tllll prim
Nut lillli'll risk in that.
givemn u rllulli't‘ all your Willii'r's Coal.
u v ’i‘clcpiloltc ”3-3. . j
“armed Br
ll ii‘s all right.
We too ll(‘l‘t‘ to do business
lmunm‘cz stabilisation."
. Dolivsl‘u an Addrus.
Murrow wooos, N. li.. Schlctw
IB.-~‘1‘hin was expected to ho the
day or the convention of tho in.
’ {do uomminuionern of the United
. in, which ill being held here. Final
hotness ton to be union up. includintt
«w ‘xoloction or unicorn. I). D. Milton.
«Mini. Mich; was the principal
or acheduled to give an addrosh,
“him being “The Norosalty and
of the increase. in baton of trrh.
Societies." Frederick 11. North
clitoral! an address.
. UNPLIAhANT IPFIC‘H.
“Wtoofi Dublin‘s Whom?!“-
om mm“ 0" C“ -M"
M whit pill plum" lo.
‘ little ii dunno the
the ' or hit. hilt
£2
“you.
NEW
SHORT.
NEW BRITAIN, Scpi. 28.»?‘hc hurli-
loru have refused to sign the annual
report of Town Tax Collector Charles
11. Moore on the ground that the sum
of $1,259.10 in unaccounted for. The
Indium have nodded the solscunon
of the llhortsgo. and domandhao been
mode on Mr. Moore to make? good the
amount. or it he does not do no hits
bondsmcn will ho halted to tidy
a
rustic ”MAL-m Andomlou.
hus’l‘ofi. Schwinn" ails—«Only one
bublnrno scallion was nrrungod for the
Aluminum Public
deloguiop to the
Health Agroclattou’n annual meeting
t‘o‘llly.
ll") Count club will alumni and
chill creel tho «Hilton-Ito tubular
: mil
dared ll meg?” ,
rmnttm humour.
. allure... which.
For the uhornoon the drlw
through amnion» with it too/option at
at: of
l‘ :
(Continued from First Pulse).
m
accused. with a revolver. with car
rid es algal when she asked
be man
“To shoot it dos.“ ' '
Bunion. Womble Tmlmony H
actor or the Scanlon womw.
tilled lhsl she bud no regard for out
or veracity and to wind it up the it
torney took the sin to-da‘v. *
Mr. Cunoo was as ed regarding
statement ltd procured from Dell
Scunlon some months .
read as inllowu
nnd ultirlu that on the 9th
(ed in the same bouuehtlld Witb‘mo.
on tho morning of Martin 10.
5:30 o'clock the next morning.”
Signed .
DELLA SCANLON.
important Evidenca.
The importance of this hit of ev
'1. mile from the Schuvior .househol
of March 10.
time and an alibi was upparont.
Attorucy li‘csscudon than clonal
cross questioned the witness. Alto
'mcui.
ourcd.
and he wus not cerluin that. she pl
thc pcncil hold to attest. her mark.
“You know that if she made such
cause young Butler had himself test
the morning of tho murder. 1:)idn
you?"
The wiinons udllllttnll be dlfl.
'i‘ho lcngthy cross oxnnllnntlo
story.
the signaturc.
About Administering Oath.
“Did you uriminlslcr thc until?"
asked Allorncy Fessundcn of
Cunt-o.
"i did." With the reply.
"Did you see her
bond?"
“1 don't rctuombcr."
The attorney then asked
M
the wi
ment ho signed.
swear.” 'l‘hut's nil.
“And you, a lawyer. give an oath l
lhut i’ortn.
lion——(lh, tllat'u oil.” until
'.ll tho udminuiruiion of an oath in
Attorney chsunden did curry
.vllm-su iurtilcr onythat point.
Attacked Ststomsnt.
Attorney ii‘cnuundch thou
llr. Muilottc drew it up.
hiding the accused.
Opening Delayed.
lt‘Crlst‘ililull buvllls: burn
Stamford. it won utter it
tho point of tho lullourunlcni youlu
titty uficruoon.
the timeout
ultiou for ycuru.
every country on the blue. of the htthi
ludln. 'l‘hc wltucnu looked ui
Colt’u revolver. which in ullcaod
lluVo becn used in the shooting, A
rcvolvur wail cluunvtl.
t‘tllllt'lilli‘il by both uldcn.
OllllHl'.
by tho «lulu ruuurillnx
curiridgctt. ruvolvcrli and
his‘ lumlllurlty with tho uublcct.
No Window Open.
the morning
was nhoutl «,1 Butler house.
tor the murder before dsyllsht
“to. m tuition dona"
‘ . lid “their afloih.
» Ir. ’lluohor is
«ileum
discredltlns Della amnion. one ot’the I ‘
armament or the stue'u witnesses; the a
woman who said she saw Butler, the,
him what j,
on to do. received the reply: ‘
Without! utter witnoso hnpmre . for l? "
the defence and boomirched thelob‘ar»
A l ion
The slate
meill‘WflS than 131061109 . In effect. ii
“1. Stella Scunlon. solemnly swear
day of
March. 1906. i wavelmuloycd on a do
mostlc in the household of Dr. F. A.
Schavlor. at Stamford, (John. 1 know
holtoy Butler. who was also employ:
positively state that tho‘boy, Butler.
returned to the house at 12:30 a. m.
l’know
it was 12:30 . I spoke to him about he
log out so into; i looked at triy time
piece at the time. I saw him again at
dcnce can be estimated when it. its
«intent that the murder of Mrs. Butler.
was about 12:30 o‘clock the morninil
'lhu accused could not,
have been in two' places at the same
may Ounce could not say whether thr
Solution wonutn swore to the stoic
lic admitted it. had been pro
Miuu Si-ulllon could not read
her llllilil up to recclvc an oath but
thut uhe put her hand on tho and oi
statement under oath it was a lie. bc-
find that he was at. Monroe‘s ut 1223i
inquired Attorney Ii‘csucndcn
which followed proved that. Attorney
(lumen and Attorney Mallotte. anothcl
of the counscl in the Butler case in
tort-looted the state witness in front cl
a saloon llt tllu corner of West. Muir.
illi(l Spruce streets last August. and go
the statement. after uho bod appeared
before the grand jury and told hm
The statement had been pro
pared and all that wus required \vn:
mine up her
boss to state the form of the oath he
ndminlslorcd when he asked the state
He said he said to the woman: “You
Whut about the obiiua
Attorney
ii‘cuscudcn with fine scorn. 'l‘ho ohlilzn
ion in i‘iod'n uume is always carricu
llli
utllu'ked
tho stzltomoul and tho wiluons nuir
Al'tcr u hum
our of other quostionn in which tlu
sluie hood the biiicrcsi. sarcasm ilu
witness was cxcuucd llnd the atom
mcltt robbed of its effect 110 for or
The opvnlng of tho court uousiou
won deluyud this morning. Attortloy
ilciuiued u'.
o'clock
l l ' w it l‘t‘H 1 'r0
Whm tho hinting u unlcl ' I: William V. Kolloy. prcultlcnt of ihu
conccrtl. unit] yesterday that tempora-
ry qunriors hud already been rooted
ill the Star lluillliug for tho goucrul
Mr. Kuilcy
would not llll-il‘iltirl the roport that thi-
removal was duo to tho. innucncc of
wall Street uxcituuwnt upon omployou
Cnpiuin Churlcu iii-nry Sunnilors. hi
this city. on export in the like of flru
urine and ammunition»; wnu rolled by
Mr. Sulludoru in qtutlliy
ind, muted that ho bud douit in umlllu»
liu bull Hold ii. iii
ublc gloho oxcupt Jupuu and parts loi
i 11‘
to
:cr u clout) examination he uuld he will
of llll' opinion illut tho chumbcr had
not live" lll‘l'il ulncv llli‘ barrel of ”11‘
Thin in n point
liu qunlliicll
lbili liticr, lluwuvcr. by hinting illili tho
i'l‘tildllllllli uhpuri-lllly, might lHH’t! boon
.h-pohilcd through dual or hilllltl oillur
Thu wilucnu wnu oxumlnml ih dvluil
nllulluulllou
uml cxuluinod tho vurlonu cullbreu oi
ill" mull
i‘uclurcru nl‘ cantor itilfl rim lire umi
muny hihnr'lilllc doiullu which uhowed
.lmuuli ll. ’i‘uckor. colorml, tiltipulud
tum point of the pronucutlng Attornn
nn helmlt or the (intense. lic hlilil that
following the murder he
lie hrrlra
or! about 5 o’clock in the morning lulu
utter (lilicer Nevins dill. He won sure
there was no window of the house
upon. The officers hinted thorn wait.
no ciao stated that he went sll over
the house and grounds tho morning ob
‘ ill
the officer and could not llnd it r301-
vor. although he wail looking for one.
Attorney transcended in crush «sun»
thing the witness drew out the tinte-
mom that be this one of a number of
colored people about Stamford who
culminated to it fund to defend the
hominid When “lied why he took so
,much interim in the «no ho replied
on. . “.11”an
'Wyymt , Iii.“ whom.
tr
.u.
.f’hllu. 021000300—43‘0’.
8t. bouts 0 0 0 0 0 ital) 0 0—0 is 3
Butterles: Kant ,un. : Dooln; Taylor‘-
. and Grady.
1, At Chicago: .. ...
t.‘ ‘ : , . R. H. . L
/ . Chicago 4 0 0 0,2 oil) 1 sw’l 9 %
a brooklyn 000000002-225
B
: uncommon”
' "but not” ‘_
fifty»? .mvrw~ u wann- . .
‘\.\.«."\‘\‘ -xanu.‘
‘lhc murder to show that the accused
could not have been about his moth-
er’rl home when the shooting was
done. His testimony we.» amusing at
times. In accounting for time the
night of the murder the witncsu re
viewed the incidents connected with a
horse trade when he remained out
from 12:30 that night until tWonly
minutes to 1, trying to make a trade.
He told of entering a lunch cart and
calling for coffee and a niece of pie.
1. it. took him between five and ten
minutes to he waited on and two miu~
nine to out the pie and drink the
coffee.’
“Sure you out that lunch in two
mluutcu?" inquired the attorney for
the state. :
“Sure. i could eat. a. whole dinner
3 in livc," replied the without-l.
r Did Not Like Questions.
Maggie Hamlin. u colored woman.
was called by the state and She
shopped viciously at the state’s attor.
ucy for daring to ask her quosilouu.
For at low momenta it looked as if she
would ho udnlouishod by the court
Silo had testified for thcdcfcnse that
the hcurd Delia Scunlon was not
truthful.
l “Didn‘t you live in jail, one little?"
.lskcll Mr. b‘esuundon,
'1 "Now. i didn't,“ replied the woman.
"Did you ever live with~~?"
"Now. 110 lived in the some houso.
i don't like those lnsinuatlons," said
d
ll
a
ll
without further questioning: She
;llll'(‘il at tho utiorncys for the stoic
lllil lookcd us if she did not care for
'ulylhiuu as she mutterod indignant
ly on the way to resume her seat
among the spectators
lidn‘i come here ‘cuusc i wanted to.
'Twus cause an oflicor served a paper
1',
had been shot. was culled after
noon recess and was being examined
by tho deft-use.
‘ NUMEROUS AND WORTHLEBB.
Everything is in the name when it
tomes to Witch Hazel Solve. E. C. De
Witt & Co., of Chicago, discovered
n 'rom Witch Hazel that is a specific
and protruding Plies, eczema.
i‘icWiti'a Suite has no equal.
' :ountcrfclis.
.uncy.
HAVE SPECULATING FEVER.
Got Clerks Out of Temptation.
‘ulntcti with the unuounccmcnl lhnt
clulugc llcxt month.
omccu of tho coitlllltm’.
t. with renmuslhlo dullen.
ingo.
"OF THAT COLD.
if it any romult in pneumouih. Bro
ever tried. almost without exception
ore. Boston and Plulltod's.
“.maw Ania—-
CONFEBBEO TO KILLING WIFE.
Gillt‘oi’it),
drew a revolver end shot her.
(summit suicide. but he recovered.
W
Mount con; ‘ “HAND.
liiA'N rumor:
Nth. who was totalled Tuesday
W0. Gilmdu. brain“ from
time. R.
prudence». was mu,
,lat would; by order;
3 Fl 0' Kill“; ~ .:
New york 20 1 o o o o o 345 tofu
“ Pittaburz i) 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1~312 5
,‘peovor. lAeilold and Gibson.
lutyro, Doeschor and Bitter.
Baotou
.‘ Cincln.
the woman: with evident tooling. and .
l was finally decided to let her off
declaring, "l
on mc ycstcrdny and told mo to
flotilla."
'l‘iluddcuo Mills. colored. the man
who visituri the home of Dr. Schavior
hp morning after lhc murder and in-
formed young Butler thnt his mother
the
some years ago how to make a solve
for Piles. For blind, bleeding itching
cuts.
)ill‘llS, hrulscs and all skin diseases
This
has given rise to munerous worthless
Ask for De Witt's~thc
rcuulne. Sold by The Clifford Phil:
' ill tho collcgo buildings during the
Corporations Remove to Chicago to
CHICAGO. Scpiombor 28.-—-Bccuu3c
their clcrks [Hill officials are affected
by the Wall slruot speculation fovcr,
mwcrnl luruc industrlun ow to move
their gcucrui otiircl; from New York in
Chicago, according to tho roporiu cir-
iho $40,000,000 American Stccl Fond
dries Corporation will mukc such a
ll bl acid that uovcrnl other firm»
l-onuldor thc sumo move, and for tho
sumo ruporlud reckon. They arc he:
1'. liovcd to bc concornh that moved from
Chicago to Now York uovcrul yours
alliun Balm is brouklna up colds who
to, sail. we and 81.00 battles. The 011'.-
Soplomhor 28.».lnrull
llurl. who in without loss. drnggcll
blulrclt into tho court of Judith linrnnii
y‘entordsy and whispered to Acuihtnni
. Show» Miortwy Barbour that his was
«national to enter a plea of ullly to a
charge of murder. lie con nosed that
till shot and killod hit with. Mario.
June it. limb. no ucoumd her of no:
but too friendly with other men and
when aim mfuanrl to «main whm
aha had been the night brat/touts 3:
onto that hlmuolt .in an attempt to
Jonathan»
Ohsrleti it. Corbett. it broil” oi 1m:
in company with Mirror 1.» Rice and
Horton,
on telegraphic intonation tram Provi‘
a 1.. in connection will; i a
c or of obtuinl' than on lulu
'9 Mud—gm custody
of tbs loosl
Result» in the N
At Pituburg: ~
no... Luau.
. J . .
- R. 11.11:.
Batteries: Wilton and Broonuhun:
Aral. Louis: :
Buttarioo: Lundgrcu cud Kilns; Mc-
At Cincinnati:
It. lilo
002016302~1419 2
001220113-1014 7
Battcrlcu: Willis and Needhum; VG
winkic, Johns and Street.
American League.
Ah Philadelphia:
, our}.
Detroit 000001331~813‘4
Philu. 001001032-—7 7 2
Batteries: Eubunk. Kitson and Do-
run; Henley, Weddell, Bender and
Schreck.
At Boston (first. game):
Boston 00010010x~2l
Chicago 000000l)00—-0 0 1
Batteries: Dineen and Armbruster;
Owen and Sullivan.
(Second grime):
. H. E.
0
R. H. E.
Chicago 9 5 0 0 0 1—15 9 0
Boston 001.000-«145
Batteries: Altrock and McFarland;
Youniz..Bnrry. Hughes and Criger.
((lnmo culledwdurknesu).
At Washington:
R. it. it).
Wash. 03010200x—680
Cluvelnnll 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 10 2
Ballerina: Hughes and Haydon;
West and Clarke.
At New York:
' R. H. E.
Shilouls 200111002‘7110
NewYorktii)0(lti0002—-256
* Batteries: Howell and Spencer;
Puttmiuln, (loode and Kleinow.
National League Standing.
Won. Lost. P.(.‘..
New York. 93 42 .702
Plitsburg, 92 52 .639
Chicago. 84 no .583
Philadelphia, 78 63 .553
Cincinnati. 73 70 .510
St. bouts, 55 87 .387
Boston. 48 96 .333
Brooklyn, 41 100 .201
American League standing.‘
Won. 1.031,. RC.
Philadelphia, 85 53 .6115
Chicago, 87 55 .613
Detroit. ‘ 72 70 .507
Cleveland, 72 71 .503
Boston. 70 71 .495
New York. 67 till .487
Washington, 58 82 All
St. Louis, 51 91 .359
WT...—
HARVARD COLLEGE OPENS.
The 270th Academic Year Commenced
This Morning.
CAMBRIDGE, Maud, September 28.
"Tho 270th ncudclnic year of Harvard
College u'uu’heguu to-dsy. Just what
the numbers of the various classes
will ho. cannot be determined for sov-
ural days. but it is believed that the
outnring class will bc one of tho larg-
est in the history of the college.
Mully improvctm-utu have been made
summer, the most important being in
Memorial Hall, whom it lurgc body of
students out their meals. A new surv~
lug room, one story high, has been
built along the north sldc of the bull.
ding, giving accommodation for 200
more moo. 'I‘hlu makes the dining
room nvulinblo for Milli studoutu in
all. ’l‘ho bull ilsulf. upon ihu wuiln of
which hung many famous portraits.
has been renovated and many of tho
plciuron huvo been re-touchod. Anoth-
or auction of the fence which in being
constructed about. the yard was flu‘
lulled during the summer. completing
the fence about illo old campus, wlih
the exception of three abort open
apricots.
Among the profound“ to return nf~
tor u leuve of ubucnce urn 1’qu Hun-
uu. protonunr of the department of
education: Barrett Wondcil. who for
two years has been lecturing in
Franco. and Horutlo S. White, profou-
nor of German and chairman of the
athletic committee. Among tho new
luschers is Prof. .lullull Goobel. ioctur-
or in German phlloloity. iormerly oi
holimd titanium University. Those
who will bc. absent on icnvu during
the your include i’rofouuuru Henry P.
1', ll. Murcoc. of tho trench dopnrt‘
moot. Prof. ii‘rllncln ii. Nobody will
spout! tho that pm at tho your on tho
llrtu llurvuril protonnor lulurchnnlud
with n tiarmun profmiimr st tho lini-
vmilly of Berlin. Prof. Sodium-n
will dulivur s “it"!!! of ioutum It tho
Eorhonnc. in Putin. Professors also
The I M Read C0.
liovnllirll. of tho luudlcnl lutbool, and .
but our! Wootomturd oi the low indul-
or Slum tor two years. hum
services there.
saw-m0 _
LAXATWI (touch your.
“A will or «cash merits!”
duties oosniusdolwdhe m,
to the om, ”aw-Id
of will: out ills»
.3: our uni hi I.
i ll
. r. the bum, ‘ m
“I hm." Kantian ”93'
gum ‘1'» in the origin . la,
Ill 0mm it mean and moon,
the atom conditions, by satin an
pleasant oathsrtio on the have
polo sit outdo trout the untold nd
iv. who hllvo boon hdvlttors in melting 7
granted soother your to continue their r,
Among the members of tho entering ‘ .
elm hi Theodore Rootovolt. Jr. sou . :
at tho president of this Ultimatum. =
J
15.,
‘hf ' i
Euaoiolnd- 5:7.
GRAY ENAMEL WARE.
Special Sale at Iiow Prices.
i
lost a word in advance. Tile dutiful bouslekcepcr will
_ always buy good Enamel Ware. lie various utensils ate
in the beginning cast or pressed, then the enamel is ap-
plied and allowed to dry. Where ilhcrc are tiny dents or
bruises the enamel cracks easily arid comes oil, and a bad
thing for anyone if it gets in the foul. A good quality of
Enamel Ware is a good investment, for it is extremely
durable and easy to keep clean. i , , :
The special prices OfiCl‘tKl hcrc lwili not last long as the
articles will be sold out quickly. livery piece in the sale is
the best that is llmdc, the highest grade, and no. chipped or
damaged articles here. i
Lippled. Saucepans
Lipped Preserving Kettles
Four quart size, 200 Twolquart size. .......... . 120
Six quart size, ............ 25c Three quart size, ......... 17c
Eight quart, size. ......... 30c 'Four quart size. ...... 20c
'l‘cn quart. size. ........... 35c Six uari: size , ........... 260
Twelve quart size, 45c ‘
Straight Saucepans Straight Crock Pots
Two quart size, .. .......... 25c Tenlquart size, .......... 350
Three quart size, ....... .. 32c Twelve quart: size, ....... 400
Four quart size, ....i . . . . 400 Fourteen quart size, ...... 50c
Six quart size, ............ 50c Sixteen quart size, ..... :' 800
Berlin Kettles Milk Kettles
Four quart size, ....... 27c One iquart size, ..... . ..... 15c
Six quart size, ........... 350 TWO; quart size, ......... 17c
Eight quart size, .......... 45c Three qnurt size, ........ 19c
Coffee Pots Rice Boilers
'l‘wo quart size, .. . . . .; ..... 30c Two quart size, .......... 490
Three quart sizc, .......... 360 Three quart size, ......... 600
Four quart size, ........... 400
Tea. Kettles. seven quarts, ........... . ...................... 60c
Dish Pans, fourteen quarts. ................................. 40c
Wash Bowls. ....................................... 12 and 150
This does not complete the list, and there are many
other articles at just as low prices. .
i
It :3.
On sale today, House Furnishing Store, basement.
This snapping {all weather aptilbc cold wind make
us think about winter things. and a Hot Water Bag does
not seem amiss. The 'l‘llcrmalitc Bags arc the most wonder—
ful of all because they are so little. trouble and such a com—
iurt. Stop and see the (lcnlonstralion. Toilet Section.
”*—
The D. M. Read Cc.
. indlan Rugs
, We Have J not Received a Line
of Indian Rugs. Every Figure Has
3. Meaning in Indian? Lore if You Can
Interpret It.
M
" ' 0'11
812E 22 av 36 in 25c. ,,_,. ”Z 1
SIZE so av 45 in 39a.
SIZE 45 av 45 hr 69c.
SIZE 45 av 72 in 98:. ' g
, ' SIZE.“ av 90 AT 3125.
Call and see Them Elefore the Assort-
ment is Broken.
V .. H .‘....
‘ "in
la WABKINGTON IT»
. l
7 v
t" -: m
an ”film. l
l ‘ i
i '_ a . ,
room NORWALK. court.
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a... - ............ M w
Alto LAIIII nun II GHAKIIIIN ,
Momma. . ' ~
. M It a I,
Wuhli‘b’ik‘dmhn’v': ,
: . ;
t... var s
on moonlit emu till n, ‘
com. 14 ohmic. Modulus no. 0! . mo
a specimen hood in on. unlmyntrouathotlm with
3"“, w“ , '1'... ’ i _ w w m watt .. .
,cfl‘WImtflfm'nfl m" 17. av. '1" 'l “mm“ “a, i. “‘t w a: . ._ .1 Kill _ ," “it?
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