Pretty Mary E. Tobin's Fate
Battles All.
[Ell lAll'lIll’HlllOl’Elditis III'NT.
no "out tilrl'a ltrnthor Tollo at I.
Wont—Sauna; t'rlmiul ll“
Mod llor lliuppoaranra—Nlnotul
Dan lloolal.
It" Your. Stay l7.-—(‘cronor lluheo' lib
that! in Clifton was crowded when“
hqtuot in tho raw ut Mary Tobin warb-
[lut Thomas W. Armour, Janitor «It tho
Clifton [14' litilalu. ltllillul I11 llllillllx "l.
body on Bundayuioruing but on tho ruck.
“I the ME but)”.
Duvtd t‘. Tobin, at Franklin, l‘a, a brother
d the girl, who arrived trmu h1- hotno, torti-
llod that he tint heard at his rhtur‘o dint»
woman May it, when he recoivui a tole-
gram trom his hruther-tn-lnw. Mr. lHKon-
Ivy, 0! 1011;; Island City. No had [rovinuoiy
received a lunar tram Mary on April ll,
blot! Staten Inland, in which nhc aid that
oho was coming homo to prepare tor her alar-
rlago. in tho letter oh» ntatsd that Ill. w-
W to Dr. Bryan. of “'cat Brighton.
30 Clow to llor “hr-naturism.
Thowitne- elated that on trot-inn; tho
biegram :trom llr. Mt'liotiuvy L1- visit!!!
Ital“: Island to march {or his sister, but gut
noclow to her wharcnbouto. llr. ltulnuwin
”nod over to him the letter: which had
boon loot to the West Brighton pontnfilca ad-
dre-rdtollary Tobin 'lhom lclicrl were
from lary’htriemh hutdid nut throw any
ligh’ on lll'l' dimpp amnm.
Ill-led by a Telegram.
Mr. Tobin mid that ho rctnrncd to bk
bmln Franklin on Holiday hunt and did
not hcnr ot the body being tound until limo
day. when he received a dispatch tron: Dr.
Bryan. By mistake thodlopatch stated that
the body had bum lound at Clitton, B. 0.
Ir. Tobin said that his brothcr had gone to
South Carolina, lacing nil-lo! by the div
patch. This accounted for tho rooming in-
ditlcrcnce oi the gtrl‘ a family. The witau,
in rcply to the carom-nan“ that ho mnld
not account for his listcr'n d» nth u: 1 pt that
Dbl: had met with an accuh-nL
llov "III "or timid-Ivy.
Dr,“ilii:1vn Bryan teotitiul that he laid
I»: ran Mk Tobin on Apni if, who!) all.
called at him otllco: both-on .5 111111911. r11. “ho
remainml twenty minnta, and lu. mortal
her to the Want Brighton railroad autism,
when: be bid her good-by, nu Ills: told him I‘ll.
was going to Air. )lx-Kmny'n 111111.111 lu Inn;
lslntnl (.‘ity for I) luW days. After latr-
ing Slim Tulilll the witncu had an urgrnt
call, 11111111 1.:- attcndcd, and thrn rctlu'nod
home. 0.1 arriving thorn ltl‘! toundapack-
age on th» 11.1.1.1 which was done up in brown
paper and had 11w name of Dr. lbiln'mmn
mllcn upon it. lies didn't 0pm it, 01 la: 1.1.57
prised Slim Tubm had Ht 1! thcrc. 'l‘xw pock-
agc rclnatnnl in will)“ houm: (or at; 11: a
Wet-ll, Il'ictl lu- sum it by clpr-n-n to Dr, lénlr
ller Lover'- llnpctno Ila-I.
ll Itnera did not l» or anything mm from
lino Tub 11 until the tolinwing Saturday,
when Miss Sic Kcnm y calicd at his home and
triad him it hclrncw what bod become of
lary Tobin. lln paid that ho had not won
nary oincc he Ht lwr 111 the railroad station
togoto 1mg bland City. [in had heard
that Alias Tobin had made an appm'ntnunt
with a lady to meet her in Sew York my
on Tuesday of that wok-.1: Un learning 11 .11
Ill. Tobin was running witrws proceevwl tn
the house of the lady whom Mina Tobin was
to have nwt in New York. She lnlormul
him that Mary had not b pt heramiointmrsnt
to nut-t bar on Tuesday and oh: hut not
heard anything trorn her.
Wanted to Enter a Convent.
Dr. Brynn acknowledged that he woo en—
mullahs marriml to ME! Tobin, hut no
data had been fixed (or their marriage. lie:
nid that he had often hoard Mary pay that
the would like to enter some filatrrs' institu-
tion, apecially the one at l'ecksltiil. lie
knew that lary had talked over the mall" .
of Mentoring such an institution with Dr.
Hortimer, of lit. Mary's church. Km Bnglr
ton. Alter Mary dimppenrml' Dr. Mortimer
telegraphed to the ”tater: imtitntion at
Paeknldll asking it Nary Town was there,
and received a negatirc rcply. Dr. Brynn
nil that when be parted with Miss Tobin at
the rollrmd natim aha kissed him cord-by,
Monitored in her usual good spirirs. He
had not thcleaut idea its to how she mat ltd
death.
Revolt o! the Alloy”.
Dr. John I. Yancy, who raid: the stump
ry, testified that death was due: to droning,
As the remain were badly Mahmud. and
toleorenodonht no to the cameo! death,
Dr. PM raid that ho had 1114: inner or.
pans rent to Dr. Harry P. loomiz' labor»
tory in New York trx analysis.
Dr. Imloummed a report at his only
rhwhichwutctheedect thathcloondno
trace (1 pregnancy, or any attempt to have
performed an operation, or any taco at
“no manure-1y.
Dr. lithiumhooalwight mautgirl,
Manama-h , told-reporter
whotrheknowohontlory’l'obin. She-1d
thotlaryoflenwent on: when the doctor
w-owayanddidnot return mtllcvenin‘
Dobedetogom m evening
ad not return until early tho
E
THE 111311111 GROWING.
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A Wife's Trumpet! Up Charge
of Robbery.
IARRI .lt-‘E l'OLbllWlill BETBAYAL
A Wife'. Iliu'orory flat tho Wall on.
Adaptad [Lights-a Ioaro Ayn lo Ml]
llor llnobaad'o Child—W Clo-doo-
Ilaoly.
111111111 01". Ilay 11—11» Itrauxrot 1‘an
’thn! Rodrigo, 0! Newark, ever listened to
cum up in the first product polio» court b
that city. Charla Whiston, a pole and thin
printer, was occur“! by John Stewart, of ll»
B-ulh 51ml, 1-! the lht‘fluf I [mkt‘llliul
containing a Mo. Htcwart'o its-yoar-oid dangli-
tor, Narnia, aid Whloton took the money.
Surpriood lilo tremor.
Whlntnn almost the charge and m
MM Stewart to pollen haulqtllrterl.
Mamie and her mother were thorn. The
girl eviuml a hatred {or Will-ton, and
not-med anxious to have him mnvicted. In
“wt'utlrlc ot hm summation Will-tun our-
prisoi h’towart by rpoaking 0! ”min as “my
'11.." 111mm:- round, and both Will-ton
and Norma aid that they were mama! on
Vol». 25 last by a .\'«w York alderman at the
city hall.
"I III“ ”III: How."
“i hate him now," tho girl said, bitterly.
Win»: 111 iuul hauled in Stewart's bu-
lor two ycnrs, and Manila cannpdlcd him to
marry her aunt he had betrayed her. The
lather wan angry wlum be learned the an-
dition of albino ycnturduy, IM Judie.
Rodrigo haddllllmlty in getting him tum
company the rout of the party Intn tho pri-
tmtu rum to adjust thr- ditlll'ulty. When
they worn nil in the room the girl munwsl a
tragic air and taking the mining; poi-hula
bmk {rum hcr bownn hold it alott, any 111‘
that glu- ind falsely a: -cu-1ed hi! husband (or
the misc of gr-ttmg rid of NEIL
Sun to Duke- lllo Door Again.
Htc vwart then told the girl “never to dark-
on his tlvm’again." and went mt mall-flan.
Mn, 81111111 tmk “histIn'a part against
hordnu; -l.t:r ritul triwl tulnrwuxuhlur togo
with "11- young 111.111.
binil'fiaH M 1111111. "I 11111 going to main:-
clmrgn of ill trv-nhmnt against him.”
Tho-r1 Ju-tn: "lull'lg'l dlarn'twul the trio
and thcy 11111111111111 the hlrt's'l, )latzilc {ul—
lowin; in “11' r- nr 11! her lmnhuud and In.
h‘tcwnrt.
l’lrknl l'p on the Stony.
11.111.15.- 1111.1 111.. Btewart'odnughtcr. 8hr:
wn- iwl'. on thv- strnpof hits-war?» ll'lllwt.‘ Wigh-
tmn 31:1“ ngvv, and fltcwnrt [mlmhvl his
wzb- 1.» roll-pt the girl and bring hor up. It
and tr : llt.lll two yuan ago that Mn 111m»
art ham» i hat tho tall and pmtty girl wu
n-aiiy l" r limhunvl'l child, and that hohad
missed but to In: put on tho rtoop “only ‘1'
tor (hair marriage. Thorn was a spirited
quart-r! who who lraxud this out, but the
breach was noon hmlcl.
Winston and Marnie wore lmthnt Stewart'o
human but night, out [coco ll'llh’il to be r.
stun-d.
”truce-I by In".
tiniest», Slay ti—llrs. llary lanlwocbt,
a lyrirlz'ut hut tort days, was run aver and
hillfil by mm of tho Yorke-v cabin r'nrst. Am
11mm hm.» floor. :0 truqtivnt on the company‘s
111w. and tho rA-l‘t'lrrt.’ so itmtbfnctory, that
a. 111 ,1, nt lnily lJHlx-rwru quickly gatherul
ant 711ml: ula-umnrratium toward lynching
:1... gnpfmn, firmly action by tho polico
int-1111,1511. Sin. lambm-ht was almost lit-
orally drag-gird nut rt ll.» arms of the man to
wl11,rn-,hc had lawn m warmly worldly-1,1!!!
was man lnl tn «bath bdrm: his or.”
"r ll ill "an 3 “arm Becoming.
Low»); 3137 i7. ~l’rr1aratb1m arc unkv
ing tn rrt'tlt'lr )lr. Balm T. Lined», the
new Artwrimn minim! to England. (Jamal
Ewell, "t Liver-Ind, will mm: Minister
Linc-(An in a special tug on tho Morley riwr,
A number of [:1th Americans will at.»
many the consul. Sir. Lincoln will he
may“ ashore by his Eric—ads and a rmption
Ind lanqnet will lo'low.
Sn flows of In. Cronin Tot.
‘.':!t(.‘,tu(i, )lay l7.-.‘$~w that “:1! lean-l1
o! the ink: has nmmonnd the Conkliru, with
whom Dr. Crrn'm husband who won» this
am to start 1hr murder theory, hare chug-d
front and ins»! that the body will not in
band under water. it to estimated it will
wot 310,111" to drulgn the lab:
flow". tho larger, Boole-rod.
Honours. X. 1., Stay 11—11) the court or
swim» in Jenny City William flaulLJba
rostrum city clerk of Haitian, confided
d forging city impmrermnt certidcua
amounting to over 55.0”), V'- renterrcad by
Judge ”gram“ to six your and six months
to the 1mm Itatc (min.
Yul-I'll“
ernc, )lay ll-A total fix. in; Ita-
tenrut inflfiawrm,osubwbol%
bee. Orerlfibhrmhsmbmduunyul.
flany ot the Indore" are entirely dtotl.
tote. Aamflrewatormwiyiotheeauo
dtheakntdthed'wuter.
”MAMtowdkr-‘pu
awn-t Apt-armour.
oflianothaplotopinottholfled them.
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Marshal-yu-
m at tho Whamagfi
manner-131.1- arms-mining,»
mono olithomh otthoordor,onrno
mo. 11.1111. hoe- hrwght on hilt-d.
11111“ "
“l won't! I w-va't! l lifllfl the very right of
.Gowns.which we think are very at-
‘47
8.8MITII.
Hot Weather is flaming!
Wl ill Plilll‘ll. Bill Willi Wi Hill ll Sll
The question with us is how bcst to do
justice to 0111' reputation, how to moot tho
101111i1'cn1c11ts oi every one of our custmncrs
in such a 11:13 that the busincss connection
between us will be :1 lusting one. The
question 11ith you is where to get the best
1':1luc1211'3'0111'11101103. It would not p113
us to lose usinglc customer by disappoint-
11W the high 13\pcc.1tlons that are justly
hold of 115. “c make :1 spcc :1l study of
thc needs of our patrons and our 01pm 10111.0
enables us to satisfy all.
Particular attention is called to our Sale of
Gounterpanes at 870 Each.
And 0111' line of new Summer (linzhanis. l’crcalcs,
(Tanihrics, Prints and t‘lmlllcs.
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ASK TO SEE OUR 37c CORSET
Great Sacrifice Sale of Jersey
Ribbed Vests.
20 dozen .lcrsa-y Ribbed Vests for ltlc cach, worth 25c.
30 .1 61 u u or 25C 51 1. 35C.
43 " " " " 35 and 401- worth 45 and 50
25 " " “ " “ We each worth tific.
We will open on Thursday. May
lBth. our new and complete stock of
Ladlcs’ Calico Wrappers and Tea.
tractivc and at prices below aver-
age cost.
Bargains Still Continue in
Hosiery, Silk Slaves andMifls
Largest stock of Lace Plounclngs. Swiss
Plonnclngs. Cambrlc Plonncingo, from 24 to 45
inches wide.at the following prices :—75c. 99c,
31.10, 8|.25. 81-35. $1.40. $1.50 and $2.25.
111111 1111111111. 111111 [1111111111.
Extraordinary Bargains in ladies‘ and Children’s Gossamers.
Ladies’ Circulars for 1.60, 1.38, 1.50: worth I 35, 1.51), L75,
Ladics’ Newports for 1.75, worth." 00. «
Ladics Westminstcrs for 3. 50, worth 4." -5.
Ladies’ Rochestcrs for 4.50, worth 5.00.
Ladies’ Edinboros for 5.00. worth 5.75.
Children’s Mother Ilubbards for 1.38, worth 1.50.
4.11111 1111 11.111111
M. 5. SMITH,
to 80. Main st. .
So. Norwalk, Gt.
GENTS’ llECKWElB
IN ALL THE LA‘lH'lI'
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GEN TS’
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251: Each,
rum 5..
NOV’E LTI E S.
Collars, 11¢ each.
Cato, 18¢ per pair.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTlNEb, FRIDAY 17. W.
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
.. -47.“...
SCOFIELD
We Propose to llalto This one of the Boot tbppnrtualtiu tor 1110
Underwear and Hoolovy Domenico and brtnto.
m1“ Jm 1111.11.11 1' m“ 1211c. '°.'"‘ 1-1.- alln‘ulllmlwd 11.1.1111.an 11111111. or 1:11 m1
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1111de
Linea Mule at all co. mun 7c up to 9k old!
Mr.
t'hildrrn‘ I "will" 111.111 with; Ila-I1 (mm 5 l0 and «cry out ot e111 «15.1-11.1. and
is
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U W 1 11 11.1 .
”til?“ 1 molar 111111. 1111111111 11m 110111 5 u» {1: 1%? ”fl?“ ," 59,33,119“ "'
”Emma . 111.111 111.111 Ilrlnr‘lch tlchopprrr llooo. "" N" " ""' " ' ' “’"h ‘5"
every pair wuruitul tut hurt or moan Manda-i. chflu.‘
at Kichorth'w .111- an yards "hnlliu, wlmwtnd tut dye. at. tic,
llldioo' llcmnch tic-happen Bloch lloor. warranted worth "in.
tut dye. at :nc.wu'h:t'1c. lino-t aIi wool Chame- 51k. worth 75:.
SOOFIELD
No. :l (-‘rnzette Building Non-“1111:.
& HOYT’S.
Public to Porch-Io [In -Goodl liver Recorded In 'l‘blo Vlolwlty.
Iatoono. 1 my. man.- 111.111 wit-u 11 me. wottlttlr
French and mil-tic Salerno from 111- to 50¢. CAIPIT.
Plaid lultao tron a: 1111 to no. 11......“ . 11m ""111 1.1.1.111 carpet- at Me. too
Drooo 00M. Int-rod good value at“.
Our dro- Mdcpulmt tubal It at (01011 111- llartturda at wool at 1111:.th 7h
1] into I
in the place an 0111111 In “ATTUIOI.
40 yards good lottlna lor “1011.101.
“1amranylhrn1atlt'xc,l5c.ilc.lt6.u..
33c. and the per yard.
(‘ocoa lain (or 501- worth 7N1.
lingo in all aim and at pnouo to unit all.
Olttto.
We would (all particular atu-nlion to our liar at l
mined Surat» 111 all Ihadro at No. whlih are well
worth .1 in
Art to one our HI:- t‘onrl t'on-n made or [module
Calm: and trimmed with Torchou Law. l
(tall and Ill-mine our block, for we Never tire of Ill-playing our Goods.
ck HOY'I',
No. 30 Washington St, South Norwulk.
W. H. MEEKER AZ 00.
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
ANI.) 'l‘l N1VAR E.
hum xIven tor
Steam and Hot Air floating.
mm”... 38 Washjn
GENTS, lAlllES Allll llllllllllEllS
SUMMER UNllERWEAR
11 11181111, 11111V111111 111111111111 11111.
Sill “Milli-lull lNli PliliStiiS.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
813., So N orwalk Gt.
gton
imGEPon'r SPECIAL.
W. B. HALL & CO.
lln‘e Joel Mad» Another Largo Purchase rt
Fashionable W001 Dress Goods.
Colon-d and Black l-‘nlllc l’ntncnloo. Wide Black Surat.
stun, Elolncll Gro Gmlnc Sltko, Colored Groo Grain
and Sarah Silks.
The Silks 1m.- nll of the moat reliable rnnknv, and Wool Goods the ncwcgt and
most fashionable.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
Oar ran-v nil-wool Henrietta Clothe, splendid qnality, price 25:-—thcoc are
advertised! New York papcraanbargains at 40c. Om- 1:11:11 40inch [.1119 won!
mixturca" .51. One can? fine Flannel Smut-gs 2.52. 40 pi -ccs beautiful (lrry Suit-
Inga 25:. 20' pieces Silk and Wool Mixturca 33c.
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40 pier-cs Sniper, Shaded Mixtures and “mm to mm in. wide pun- 11ml goods.
at. mic—thoro- arc rcgular 50c goods. 41) pieces beautiful aergcs 50c. 30 line dollar
891g» 6 lit:
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
Om- canon! the finestCamel‘s Hair ('loths that etcr rune 1) this country.
Never mid at retail less than $1—pric‘3 111 59c.
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Ill this 920.000 Pun-lune are some ot the best Silk Bargains or or
olrcrcd In this city.
[.01' \'0. [—40 pieces Colored Faillc SilkF the be»: $1. 25 goods. 22 shades,
all new. pricr- 8].?) colored Radimim, the dollar gratlr' price 69:; 30 pieces Arm-
um and Radzim1 r9. all new weaves- sold heretofore at 8!. 25, price 89... 50 pieces
Ml dollar tlros Grainc Silks will go at 59c.
FOULARD, CHINA, INDIA AND WASH SILKS.
tt 1- are showing upwards 01 1110 stylus. l’ricu from 49.: to $1. 50.
Close buyer- rmucotcd 5c” examine Black Slik-i at 65, 1 5, 891: and Si; also
Rodilniro at 50 59 65 and?
{Efl'hc bargains Wth‘IEh‘ed to- day are the most nttructtve ever oflered in this
city.
W.B.HALL&CO
FRUIT PUDDINE l
I.1119” delicionr Dem that can heron: ml in tlvc minntco: Rue. \' name, Chocolate and lamoon
Mlhoharenaaditopak lllllrluyot it.
No. 1
For the Lenten Season we have lint-class,
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel In 10 and 20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr [lei-ring. &c.
The finest Florida oranges in the City at 3'21: :1 doz.
3 1111 Nnnhflcli 011111111 B11111111 $1.00, 11351 11.
3 1-2 It». Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or title lb
4 Ibo. Good, Dairy Butter [or 81, or 28c lb.
mcmm. otlnconlnle. twoeanolorae. Clam Chowder in can. Pickled lobster and
ba'l‘onmondqtcodcymin gins. hmt‘hoieehunnehue
Fresh E888, 200 per (102.
Wendi-bio toddlglrtlttl. one ndwlilgotortwopoaadsol'anyotherhindJcl
aluminum, 191: lb “bongo. uncultornlo «momma-1111mm. Surat-pier“:
Sunshine burnout”:
W1! SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
”nmuhdthecelchuodbewnmpunnedooodo; they hatthmal
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
38 Waolrlngton 8t...
80. Not-walk.
'l‘I-IE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
nonwam
1 so. ngggam
nasr nonwm.
mnmwum-mrummmn
no. It! by
Ellitlllllllll.
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The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public.
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
1 A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed fifiloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL IN DUCEMENTS IN
PARLOR S UlTS.
Mohair Plush Suits. with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. I9 and DI Inln Slreet, South Nor-walk.
A 1:1 rgc assortment in
Have also a complete line of
lip Stall-o,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-——A‘I' THE OLD STAKE) 0?—
1‘. 31133 GUYER & SON.
spnxnawoon.
ALI. ORDERS FILLED PRDMI’TLY.
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