For 111.11 of Tonto.
F'.D.
htlnued train First Page).
. hevhelleved that only the
100011111011 the apartments. as
not seen the men. The police
ed that the air pursued the
’ hiding tact cs here as else
Andrew‘s remaining within
the woman making all 110
y purchases.
. statement signed by Andrews
uhsequently found In the stock
the 11:11:10 women 111 the contes-
of the United Suites
of Milton F. Andrews,
, ny times muraderm and his 101-
1 01111901 or bloodshed. 1 11111 An-
“01,1101! on November 3. I offered
myself 11p for trial on three
fibrils Charges against me. the 111111-
. oi Bessie Bontou at Colorado
gs, the murder of Mr. Bosworth
New Britain. 00011.. and the mtir
0‘11 the Troy, N. Y. woman. what-
1.9? liter name ie.Tl1e police claim
Mile aliikinds of proof that i killed
03 three. I have a few less sellout-1
gas against me and I agree to
0 trial on all three ‘of the murder
. provided the petty offenses
quashed and they would never
them blought. 11p ttgnmst me it i
e discharged :1 free man from the
roe murder trials.
“The first mur'det I 11111 charged with
that. of Bessie Bouto11.We trav-
as man and wife. We had tre-
lit qusrrels. anti 011 the strength or
lithey say! am 11111 11111111111 er They
{they found she was .1 traveling
en es lady Her folks say she sold
hair dressing goods [01 I. Parker Pray
fNew York To protect thyself 111m
mpelled to give hot history. She
ver traveled or sold any goods for
any firm. No such film as J. Parker
Pray Was in existence in Now York
‘ employing Bessie Benton. She mars
ried an electrician 11111111111 (19011111 Bou-
ton In Syracuse. N. Y.. and they both
used to get drunk and light and they
lived together only a few weeks. lies
etc was a well-known 11011111111101 :11
Boone's saloon and all the rest of the
principal saloons and joints in Syra-
ense.Sl1111 went to 1711111 N Y.,11nd
lived in 11 house known 11s the (ilohe
I met he‘l there and we roimod :1 hit
Ingfor each other. I told her I was 11
“bible! and ‘she wanted to 11"11111i
with me and when she promised to
give up smoking cigarettes getting
drunk and- meeting men. i took her on
the road with me
“When we arrived :11. Chicago I
bought her some diamonds. She
agreed that if ever she 111111 1111111 again
or got drunk I was to take them back
and we would separate. We. hired 11
room and I gambled for 11 living and
Won 810 000 in 11 few months in the
big poker rooms. I caught he1 playing
sneak 011 me and going to the 22nd
‘ street district in which she became a
1 well-known character We split up
1 3 several times on the strength of it.
but each time i took 1111-. bag or 11111
moods."
Here for several pages of the 111111111
script, which were closely written.
Andree/s related 11 wondering and i11-
volved story of mnny quarrels and 10
conciliations with Bessie Bunion down
to the time of their going to Colorado
Springs. At this place Andrews said
1 he made up his mind to quit the wom-
. on for good. There were various
quarrels between the 1-011pl11.endi11g 111
Andrews leaving the woman 011 an
mold of list nniolihfulness and going
to Denver carrvlng with him some or
Bessie Bouton‘s luggage 11111] the din-
monds he had iotmelly given her.
Continuing. Andrews says:
“I went from there to Toledo. Ohio
and sent, her trunk to Columbus.1hink-
ing that she wont 1111-11- looking (01
1110. She was trying to trace me the
way she did from Toledo to Dolloit
I newned some 01' the diamonds 111
(intense and Detroit. .1110 11111 pollen
. III Nuldu is wanting tin-1n today. hilt
the last of them wus pawncd in Roch-
olter before we wont to Austmlia.
Niildl'li diumonds have no similarity
to Beanies. 1 1111111 to Battle. Creek.
ill Jennie Andrews or l-iolyoliu.
,.. for 11 few days and ”it'll Jou-
'l‘wonl home. I looked around the
I elm-ii in Now York 11ml i 11111
hilt Nuldu for 1111» that limo in my
[0. Yet the puiico idly illlt‘ was with
4-,, T
is
Begin bow 11ml llvo on less
than you are illitltltig- lit-gin to
out by the capitol iluit wlii‘onc
y rneun independent-11 in you.
You 111111111 11 wine “low it you
0 Having» Account with
strong hunks-whom your
flimsy bi absolutely 1111111 and
We rapidly.
lion“ 011111 0111111111.
‘- s'n‘a'c‘q‘.‘.‘~'s‘u‘.‘u'u':" "u‘s'u'u':jx':'v'-‘I:Ifc’n:i‘-:I;I'-‘-'-::'l LI.‘ I.I.l.l.'.'1
$3.50 arid $4.00
SOLD ONLY IN
Io Washington It,
LYON 81 CO
Intact-1 Norw-ik.
ms in 00101000 Springs. She was in
‘11110 east all the time I was in Colour
0. 1
"In a few days the papers came out
with the murder story at Mount Cut
1011 0010.. and as Bessie and [had
been on Mount Cutler several times
it caught my eyes The remains were
identified as those of Bessie Benton
The liveryman at Mount Cutler says
that- he heard the shot. fired the 19th
or 2710 of Octwober I left there the
51b of October and I was 1.000 miles
may from Mount Cutler and was so
cased or this murder because we had
qum'reled. If I had commited 11 mar
de1 I would have drawn the $500
which I had in the Hibernian Bank 01'
New Orleans nnd made my compel
consulted my brother at. Hartford.
Conn, and he. told me he hiid seen in
11 Lol01 udo paper where the citizens of
(30101 ado was preparing to lvnch me,
so i lied to Australia with Nuldo,
where I played poker most of the
time.”
Antilcns thcn states 11111.1 M1.
worth was murdered Augustit 1004.
at New Britain 001111. "I was all
that summer in Dome-1. tuking tr-eat
meat of D11. Sherman Williams," he
says. "1 traveled uudci the name of
1} Benton and wife."
Andiews then goes into 11 history
of his life. Speaking of the Ellis 11f-
i"ul1 when he attempted to murder the
latter in Berkeley after his arrival
here. from Australia, he says that his
assault. was made as the result of 11
ginnblor‘s quarrel in which Nulda was
the bone of contention.
llt- recited at length the story of his
crooked methods or gambling in which
Ellis was 11 partner and ot' the big
winnings which he claims to have
111111111. H1.- ti1on says: "After I am
cleared of my irinls. i want 1ll1t1 Judge
to arrange for hit-1 11 divert-11. front my
unturned i-iolyokc wii'o So i can marry
Nuidu. Nuldu is to ho entirely free
of any charge in' 11111111 i s111'1121111l111r, and
no charge is to he brought against
her. and no sweating of any descrip-
tion. The people who iil‘t' hiding us
1111- 1101 to be prosecuted."
.111 11x11111luutlou of Andrews 11t'io1'
1|11~ bodies were taken to 1111- morgue
brought to light the large diamond
ring ht“ was known to Wear. bind the
ovul shaped ring of :1 cluster of small
diamonds that. the woman Wore. In
.11 llllI‘Hi‘ was found $Iitit in sold. and an
English sovereign. A11 emblem of 11
fruit-111111] order lodge and :1 gold watch
and chitin 0011111101111] 1111- property
found on Andrews.
HARTFORD. Nov. 7—-1\l\'in A11-
drcws. brother of Milton Franklin An-
drews. 111111 afternoon ndmiited his he-
nor in the report from San Francisco
H1111 his brother was dead. When i11-
formed curly today of the murder by
Milton Allill‘t'Ws of his companion and
tilt-11 his own suicide. Alvin Andrews
said he did not believe, the story. Dur-
ing iht1 tiny I111 went to sec 011 ntior-
11115' for the purpose. it is understood.
of arranging for the romovnl (111111 of
”11' body of his brother, if this bi- pos-
sible. and to takt1 chm-go of any prop.
1-1'ty Whlt'll lilsin'oth11r might have left.
In an interview Alvin Audi'ch said
that ho had always stood by his broth-
1-1'1in life and was not going In say
anything aguiust him now.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VOTES.
«1......
Created by a Large Delegation oi Fel-
low Town-men at Oyster Bay,
New York.
OYSTER BAY, '4. I.. Nov. 1-()nly
11 low persons Wt‘l't‘ 111 ”11- railroad
station when President Rosin-roll ur-
rived here to vote. 1111 it was not gen
1-1'11lly known at what hour llt‘ would
l’t'ilcll lit-i111. Alli-1' shaking hands with
everybody in tin-'siation. the president
was driven lo the polling place in the
Film District. This was in a ball over
11 Chinese laundry and 11 ilsh market.
There was 11 good sized crowd at the
polling pines and the president shook
bonds with 11111111310110. He received
ballot No. 111, on which he voted for
Assemblyman. county judge and school
dirmior After roturnlnu to the street
the pri-uidnui there to the town hall
whorl- Hot-minty Loch rotoii. When
Mr Lot-h iuturnod tilt1 prt-iddt-nt drove
to tho railroud ututiou. whore uulto 11
i'rowd ltud «moulded. The president
greeted everybody in friendly fashion.
and 111101- 11 stop or ten minutes b01111!-
od the shroud train which pulled out
of the station at 11:30 o'clock. All It.
drew away President Roosevelt. stood
on the roar platform or his car and
ruined his but in 11111111111111! to the
obi-111111 oil his neighbors.
HPRINUFIEIJI. 0.. Nov. 'Iawiihirly
Bos-
~
i.‘
- indications are lliul Ibo hoevieut vote
in yours will be polled. There is much
1 iii-rilloliihg.
CANTON, 0.. Nov. warn. 11-11111
. vote was heavy. There is I but light
' on the municipal ticket. sshcrittlly tor
iiiuyor.
Plr’i‘tilililttl. PI"
woutht-r here today is threatening
ruin. Notwithstanding this. however.
an unusually heavy vote was pulled
Nov. 7.141111
early. Indications point to a largo to~
liil volt'.
”No." sold the passenger in 1111-
seetiy suit. ”business isn‘t what. it. 11111
ed to be. We seen some pretty had
years. but this is absolutely the worst
ever."
“To what do you 11111111111111 it?“ mili-
ed the passenger with the skull 1111p.
“millions competition."
”What is your line or business. may
i 11011?"
"l’tn 11 thllilllflhdf."-Clllubflo ’l‘rl-
1111110.
W
Not Alwayswsunday school 111111101111
“Tommy. what is the 11111111 and of
111110?
Tommy (very promptlyl~The end
with the 11000 on.
«£111.01 11y ' ‘1
11113111111111111's‘(t Association, who
with south.
The mid
1111111111111 was operated on yesterday,
his skull being opened and a slot. 0!
blood removed and there Was hope or
his recovery, but he suddenly grew
was 1111111111 in 11 1111 Mill.
or mldsltlpmsn. tiled todiiy.
worse today and expired.
FOUR mono 001100101111 ‘
' LAUNcu D -
0
ed schooner Herbert. I). Maxwell. bull
lend and Delaware capitalists. wu
BATH. Me. Nov. IIL—Tho tour-mast-
at a. cost of About ”1.0001011 Mery-
‘The‘ weather 111111 little blonk—- .
11111111- windy—dnst tiles, snd‘it
gets dark early.
V With- the short days 00100 the
cold weather~0vercost weather.
Speaking of 1 Overcoats. have
you seen those nobby. stylish.
resdy-to—wear ones of the “Wash
l.
Piaaoand $01111 Recital
Dr. and Mrs. Germ Smith
Mrs. Mead’ s School
HILLSIDE. NORWALK.
Friday Eve. Nov. 1011 at 8.15 o'clock.
it
Subjects
“GREG and His MUSIC. "
TICKETS 760—00 Bale at the store of
South Main Street.
w. P. Beers.
§euth Nerwalk.
launched todeydtrogihthle Nev:i EOgland
Company’s yer . e s res or sea
and will be towed up the ennebec ington Company 111111101
rver tomorrow to loud ice for New To see them coniirms all the
01k. good we for them.
$15.00 1111.
Other good kinds from $10 up.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
JYSEPH llilli
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER.
MATTER.
FURNISHED.
88 Wnshington 8t.. 80. Norwall.
.1... ....... Nuts”...
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING co.
Y] Y Ylli
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS.
$7 Yilli
; Wake Up
OPEN voun EYES AND
33 To 05 MORE PROFI‘T 0
WHAT vou CAN euv‘rs M.
00008 BECAUSE THEY ARE
THE MANUFACTURER. WE.
DLEMEN'S PROFITS.
DON: eE PAYING sOMEONE FROM
one 5hr 00 OVERCOAT THAN
us: ”No HIGH DUTY ON 01111
SHIPPED HERE DIRECT FROM
DON'T- HAVE TO PAY AND MID-
i
one SPECIALTY is 37.00 AND
$10.00 suns AND OVERCOATs—No
HIGHER—No LOWER. THAT iT-
SELF owes us 411' OPPORTUNITY
To SELL HIGH eeADE or 00008
FOR LOW Pmc‘EsT YOU DON'T
HAVE To WAIT AFTER THE €EA-
SON To GET 00003 READONABLE
on WAIT roan CHEAP SALE.
COME UP. win-I 110011 $10.00 eiLL
AND BE CONVINCED, THE 0AME
As OTHERS. nEMEmeEH w: MAN.
UFACTURE OUR 011111 GOODS AND
eELL THEM Foe)
Ylli
Y] Y
ONLY. 0
CYPYRIGHT
6 North Main
m“..- .. - ...w-......... mm-..“
ULIiTHlYi} DU.
81.. So. Nowell.
the Paris that and Suit House
LOUIS UDELM AN. Proprietor.
33 South Main street,
'l'llc only hltll’t‘ in ‘l’lic Norwnllts that defies
South Norwalk.
1
0
competition. lic-
cuusc we llliillillilt‘llll‘t' 111111111111 goods in Now Yuri.- 1'in 11ml 5..“ to
the largrst 1lrpnrtuu' 111 storm in
tin-1111111111 \\'11 1111 UN in out
storrs i111 lllllt'll loss tlizul lllt rust of Mir 51111111. in town have 11111111
1111 goods :11 11l111lr.~:1l1'11111l11111 11111l.1 .illtl sixl. Is Hilpt‘l'ltli 11. it...
lost of tilt stoic loinc .llltl it
I
Waist: ..... . ....... . . .
Ladies‘ Coats .
1 1
11.1
1 tilll\lllt.'t‘ll.
... 301: up to $10.00
1 $5.98“ up to $50.00
Skirts ........... ... .. .. $1.98 up to $16.00
Rain Cents .. .. . .. 39.98.10 $15.00
Suits .......... . $17.98 10630.00
Evening Gowns . ...... $30.00 to $105.00
Children’s Coats . . . . . ........... $1.98 to 810.00
FURS that we guarantee st ..... $5.98 to $30.00
We lilllkt‘ for stout ladies to order without 111111111 change, and
guarantor 11 pcrirrt iii.
toils ‘Uiieimall.
Blather and Furnishor
us Wllhlnflton Street (1111111 door to Post 011111) South Norwtlk.
For smart clothes rail to 1111.
your 1110111111. We do not depend
like the rest of the stores in town, that 11 why we
1: 1111 as we“ give you the best for
for a living from this 1111111 111111111.
111111 itmlcrscll
ibcmf and we manufacture our owu mode in New Yulh tity.
[but means from the mills direct to you. (301111: Add be convinced.
75 den. of Underwear. worth 01. for this uh. 39¢.
130 Pants Mb 01.30. for this sale. 900.
Men I All Wool
0011:. 311-90 1111.
For Fine and lip-Mate Knitwear, call to us 110.
i
A“.
:.1,
1
19 inches Wide
:1 ..
honest. silk at an honest pride.
wars in stock.
in 30 inch Block Tnifeta.
Baxbay “Neverteef’ Silk.
About thine years ago we introduced Boxbay “Neverhssr” Silk to our customers. Since that time we have
sold thousands 0: yards of this popular tabrie and every yard has proved satisfactory to the wearer.
thread of Boxhsy Silk is pure silk. this is the secret of its Neverteer quality. We have a full line of blast: and
white and fully forty shades to choose from.
- co.1.1...--vn-u11.11.111.1101-1-1110 no-
The celebrated Haskell Silks, this is without any question the best Amnilcan Silk mode.
plaiut 11s to their 001011 or wearing on ullties in the fifteen years that we have been selling them.
1103.11 AND 5 01121121111111 surmise.
i
1 1.
Every
1
.r. 500 per yard
111.111.111.11...
Haskell Silks.
Not 0. com-
They are an
(hos Grains, 'l‘nifetas, Peau do Sole Penn do Cygne, Satin Duchess, boulsine, at-
special lBlaek Tafi‘ettla. Silk.
In order to attract special attention to our Silk Department We will offer for one week only a special value
This Silk is 11 quality regularly sold at $1.39.
Our price. $1.00.
EDITOR OTTO DEAD.
MERIDEN. Nov. 7.-Henry C.
1..
Otto, editor and amongst of the Merh
den Evening Times. died this noon.
attet an illness of sevcini weeks of
typhoid fever.
Wm..- M........_.._.._..._....
LEATHER LOCAL
mid Others.
POST CARD ALBUMS
all prices.
WM. A. BRIBGERMAN S
MUIIO OTORE.
Donovan Ileelt. 104 Washington 81.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
COMIC
W
CUT GLASS
BOWLS, CELERY TRAYS, Oil.
BOTTLES, WATER SETS,
BON DON DISHES, ETC
Suitable for Wedding Presents.
AT POPUIAR PRICES.
A. W. AUSTIN,
JIWELER.
40 Wall in. Norwelk. Conn.
“w“ .‘
..._.. _.._—. W -n..- ..,,
iiiiii
SPEAKING 0F COAL: a ton
in your bin ”is worth two at the
coal yard, when‘ the blizzards
come.
For every reason you should be
Wprepared for strenuous weather—
and let it be good coal. too.
Out Coal is good; we are wait-
ing for the word.
lllil 1111111 final 11
f Vi i Vi i i
'fllflflt ”1-141
.1111 1111011. 11111 111"
TRISTRAM 11 HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
Post Cards,
H. Krie'ger 81 0.
West Wauhinzton Street.
. a ‘ C
it pay you
1
to do your shopping In this
store. We offer you Op-
portunities that no other
concern can immitete. Un-
der our roof you can. buy
everything you need—~en-
tire outfits fer yourself and
family, as well ' as Furni-
ture for your entire house.
NO money required at the
time of purchase. .Your
good name is good enough
guarantee for us. Come
in and try a. charge ec-
11 1111111111111 11 '
.. ”m”... .. w...
Extra. Extra. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
110.: NUT, the 1111 rfiest size in town, at 84. 50. Also the but
grades of Old Company ehigh at the lowest prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we 09 not belong to any combine.
If not for 11: prices would have been higher. 00 t,plitronize the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
3 H...§.ll§l§‘-! 5‘5 7‘"
Wood 81.. Tel. J01103-3; Hayes. 5 1111111 Im‘afo‘nlf be. 111111 It.
Watch 0111 “Want” “For Sale” and "To
Let” column 1111.111 ‘
Norwalk Chronicler