,, ,Ismas or ocean maven-—
, “the Beautiful new steamships of the
out common LIIIE.
' Was Best and Recreation.
.—-—-g
trips' are ideal. as a considerable por-
”hustle through the quiet waters of the
.‘ hm hm Bonds and Potomac [liver
oil the is little likelihood of seasicknees.
.__.
a
' musician sale. with privilege of going
«Maniacby rail.
. "Hutu! particulars of these and other de-
iishtfpi trips to
011 lDoninion Steamship Company.
’ . .‘ {PM Al. North Diver, New York.
. It. Bullismien. Vice-President and Traf-
fig. «no em
RAILROAD OOIPANY.
Mommy-CONDUCTED Tome.
,WASHIEG GT0 on...
Data: January 17. February'fdsind
81, April ll May Sand 83, 1895.1nclu-
Bates. inc udinc accommodations at
hotels: New Yors. 313.50. Philadelphia,
OLD PT. COMFORT
moi thread tours will leave New
and Philadel Eda Februsr 7 and hisrch'i 7.
1' mm, ill be duri Janna
0! flowers. w”. “:1;th ac stag
§m ill from New York; 848.“)
Phiiflielg
on speel lsl train.
'l'wo tent
A series
including meals on route
HOME TABLETS No. II
sceerd'iu to directions.
hessimiiarfev—
V-r—-—-—-r-°”R. on “‘3' "autumn-Mn
t e ear
X'su'lir y Nos. 1. Constipation: s.
Pancoric; Miriam nCooou.caoor,
EnidE-ggilugfisrlkmo' B is-
1.0.N01'V0lfl Deliilit ty, n. Cow II
Bin 19 E‘modp' ii: gméItmhM 11er
cats: 0! t:elve. finder» None genuine with-
out the word "
Portals b! Bo 11. Wild” Washington
aouth Norwalkiflohn A. Rises. ii
a street. Nerwalk. Pean- no sin
F. sciiivoii. n. 0.,
55 SO. Illlil Si. 80. ilililllllli.
ractice Limited to Diseases of Women
i
one. hears. Aleutian slid Thur-lays. I to
p. at. at] l!
H. T. .Partree. iii. D.
Pillslolili silo ounotoli.
Office and residence, senor Main and
liarshsll streets, former also of
Dr. Pardon.
once hours till 10a.m..1t08,6toll. 5283a:
W
DR. J. DUMORTIER
PHYSICIAN ilO SURCEOII.
Oiilce hours until 9 a. an. 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.
m.
65 South Main street, South Norwalk.
SPRIOBT DEUTSCB. PARLE ERANOAIS.
PARLA ITALIANO. 1818!]:
DR. F. W. D ARMER
sonovon ntiirier.
Teeth killed and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Red Rubber from
Artificial 'l‘eeth without Plates.
tes.lnclu in all necessar extensors: .
k ‘55 hilad 1 hi 12.50; 1 (Crown and.ilridue Work.)
“Nontr'nlnlno dom'chdold“ Wool-:39 Teeth Extracted Painlessly, 500
k Amalga- I‘Illlags. 50c
R] “We 0' ’w “m- Platinum Fillings, 750 up
. all t
FLO D 3?.“3‘321. nlmi'ili Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
eeAdl.‘ work at reasonable charges and guaran-
0iiiee open evenings until 8 p. In.
No. 451 WASHINGTON STIIII'.
, GALIFO IA to the 00k? OWN-£00100. south rig???
“rm“, 3" “7:“. "01101911145 by mun- W
and“ train. _ iii-um so and il'aroii Phy ‘ w ‘
w mam?” .. soon or men
road Phundoi'hx’
3.2; s"°’—~——‘“““2’5‘... .,,;, iiis. on. it i. lllillillilll
'e-e'i i‘sss. Ascot. Ase‘t. o'en'i Pass an. mumnum u h" on".
JANUARY 27.1”.
W
I. l.. Its llaios t llanloil ll. Ii.
it! Broso 8h, Bridgeport. ilonii.
Micamminmmny dsyexeeptsnndar.
Docto is a regular hslcian and for
m "n" 90m 1'03““ as ting!” linger: yeasts-n3" ethc nlszasrs
,.,. ”m“ n. 3:. (Mil..- om ll maxim:
‘2‘" Yeas. to on N" I“ ' m IEIII’I. Guilt la thegEricteat confidence.
5"” 113 Wash. a. {akin-E ()1 es.. m.“ th the assurance of receiving the moat
5’3,” 333”? skillful and scientific treatment known to
up at. 139.0,: modern surgery and medicine. Home ears
5 u E s a .43., tarnished for mniinemnnt eases. 'l‘rrms med-
7 La” 01) 3;, state. All letters promptly repliedto. min-
1:,” mm 9;." him stamp. w“
In“. linen, ‘w-“--‘-~”-~'~~r~ “fir-WM
ID as. ii“ an..
. ma 3mGL: I
g3 Ian?" 33...” Built: rt
. an. ac. cpc .
,g 'u» gig-,3. tooth ilorvislli Union School Ilist.
a!" v
. m This!" i lsler in Iron that an as -e~smrnt of
‘ u” :3 anti) Wdflwfl thE'lllifni. Entztzxitliin Hm ,nivlvl district hail
‘ “' o“ ‘0' " been made on the town list of MIN. And that
u” ll “.33.!" ”And we said list bite been thls vlay tit-posited bv the
t “'1 3 mu” 733w clerk of thusaid district at the edits of the
Cl... 9?, ' Helectmen,No. 5 Railroad plat‘u,l-I .uih Nor.
m 1 an" Lin” walk. (can. for examination. Arid that the
' so" “‘9' m” Board of mullet willmoet at the office of the
' "’ said Reloclmen, MI. 5 Railroad place. on the
filth day of March. A D. flirt, at: oolot k p. m.
“.015“. to hear and determine all appesla mails to
“‘5' them for the equalization and perfection of
.3. “ll! “Wilma" of South Norwslk (‘onn
' unvanwroax N“ ;,° y ”M M- --
Noawaaa Lair-53008" :3) EM" ‘22:;th l'l'l‘IT'r- 9 $3“ 1 nmmhiige of till:
' Joli . i. I . orwa
m” “A? “ “0 “11%“ w- MATTHEW CUBBE’H‘ Union School Dist.
as.
flga.’ s as. silent“)
and 1152
‘M. “agitator” PMmliiga'ls-Em .0.
MW
. Ul'lfllo'v
Hm
menfi-angifl an. m
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OMB“
A. A. L’Hommedleu.
ill litillliliiil Si.
so.
III as. He
Boatbxerwsik—
Ilia: alumnae”!
(I this, thoA 7th dfl'lx‘o‘ ”lair.
8. WILSON
NOTICE.
Neil ei hotel: also siren that an Issue-
rnent 3i tile ratst’ile mate of the said district.
which wasso situated that there was an die-
tlnct and separate value. has been ovation the
this via filed by the visit of
«1% district with the
leetrnen of town
iiiilsi tread place. In the Lily of iloutli
slk.
Olson! at‘ElieOityot South Not-talk. (031).)
Hill ice. I (gouginmrgffi‘:
It hit I
our How consent Union tichmlDlsi.
i 0. JENNINGS.
I’IltlIIIIfitl,CIIilIiliIlltl.l’IIilltl
Aliddslieril
litil Partial toilets.
om' ““ka "loin Week.“
WAGONS
Madman-at
”rm. name-m:
Wklflflnmflmifii:
m
W. Sm. sit.
Prices to suit All.
man‘s“
sac nominate... militias
Woman-Immemuvn I
and Ills Insertions-teal Convicted by
savory. {no tie-sanity Ania lac-
many With the Hadley.
That sioiater force of mentality which
Lady Macbeth exerted on beriorii. bring-
Iuc soul and conscience from its
belch of purity and snaiaviug him, has
been evidenced in mi life in Summer
county, Kansas.
A jury there acquitted the actual mur-
derer and convicted a man who had sub
jected the murderer to hypnotic “suc-
cesti‘on of murder. "
No case in Western; courts has excited
the interest of the public and the profess
alone—legal and medical—as the State vs
, Toni MacDonald. MacDonald shot Tom
‘ Patton down in cold blood. 0n the witr
ness stand he confessed the deed, but not
the guilt. His defense was that his em-
ployer, Anderson Gray. a farmer used him
as the hypnotic instrument to put an
enemy out of the way. The jury, com
prising twolve as sensible men as can be
found in the State of Rama», acquitted
the murderer in deed, and convicted An-
derson Gray, the hypnotlst, the murder-
or in fact.
The story of the crime with its mysterv
ions and unusual circumstances Is
this:
Tom Mat-Donald was acook in area-
tnuraut in the city of Wichita, Kath, for
some months previous to last April. He
was known as a man ofordiuary capacity
of mind, endowed with no special or
distinctive traits other than an even.
worknilay temperament. and lacking in
any attribute that might bc spurred into
viciousuess.
Anderson Gray is a wealthy farmer in
Sumner county. ills-I farms and his
ranches reach from horizon to horizon In
the dead leVel of It Kansas landscape. Hi:
istnll and powerful. His 57 years have
not beat his form or touched his hair with
silver. His portliness Is in marked con-
trast with the appearance of his agricul-
tural neighbors. and his hair still retains
the lustrous black quality of youth.
Cousins and neighbors, In Sumner
county, near the little town of Conway
Springs, lived Dave and Tom Patton,
dwelling in peace and omlty.
About a your ago, the wife of one of
Anderson Gray's neighbors begun to
get “cranky." Her husband expecting It
divorce, in order to avoid oiiivlsiou of
property transferred his property to An-
derson (Bray. There was one witness to
the transaction. This was 'I'Iinmziai Put-
ton.
The divorce crime and the sharp farmer
prepariui to mil. Gray to transfer the pro-
perty back to him.
Gray bail been conniving and conspir-
lng. lie Iiiiil a settled conviction that
his iIIVUI'L‘i‘tI neighbor Slililllil llitt‘ul' got
his properly bat-k. There was llllt‘ atom:
in the otherwise smooth path~tlm Wit-
lit‘riti. Tum l’ultou.
Last fall Gray met Tom l’ullun, the
witness toilie transfer of the pr -pi-rl,v.
It was (ill ii quarter fil'i.‘llllll rmul. He
tried his theories on the new {angled
hypuoiiaui and found them practiriiliie.
So far as the evidence goes there ism) in~
dicnt‘ion that be touched Tum Patton at
all. But he gave him the suggestion
that his cousin, Dave Patton, Wise li'is
enemy and would kill him on sight.
In mule manner Dave overcame the It»
sane animosity of his cousin, and the two
lived in peace.
Then liypuutlst Gray. baffled in his first
trial. {find it second time.
He came to “'icblta in search of a
fresh subject. He found him in the per.
son of Tom MacDonald, the cook in the
“Habitat l‘t'lai.iilll’l|l.t.
MacDonald and his l‘l’l‘l‘illly “’l'lIiIEtl
wife, a girl of nineteen years, left Wm i.
ita fur lirity's farm. iii‘fll‘ Conway Spriiws,
Nuvcmhi-r inst. MacDonald was twenty-
ouc years nltl. In two works from that
time Miit‘llmmlii was completely lllliltfl’
the control of his employer. Gray.
The lulllljk‘t'l. wont into plslol priitzt‘itr at
the sliugvstinii ”filmy and the result was
the murder of Fulton.
\Viteii Marilniiiilil was arrested lll‘ was
in this birsl. of Hillriie‘. llii iIn- Suit-
utility (lllllfil'llitz Air-t. .\I.iir I)..i..i‘iil
and Gray l iiil ill‘l't'fllmtl, and while all of
them were in jail, but in separate t‘i‘Illi,
Mat'lluliiilil overjoyed at Iii-lug im- iii-
fornii-r, L'liilfl'5~v'tl all, telling ”it" cilia-rs
how be llllil Milt-ii I’uiloli, liiil twisting
that lit‘ was not tlw iiiiirili~ri-r. Ili- imitat-
ed teat lw know what murder was. but.
when lit! ilri-ii that bliiif. hf‘ did not know
It was murder,
On this liv‘clllliii‘ confesniun Gray was
bold, and tried ill \Vi‘lllilulllll, ilii‘ t'iilllliy
strict, and i'lllil‘lilli‘il of murder in the first
degree on the fir-vi. pull of the jury.
The latter part of the Wi‘t'Iv AIiii'IinmiId
was tried. "i' repeated his i-oiiivniuu
and former testimony, which Is siiimlivin
tliilly the some on iii the narrative. iiiltI
Wi‘iitl'liillllell, the jury holding Ilnil bit
was under llit- hypnotic influence ui “my
and was not responsible.
That is the sitiry of ii irioiwtiic first
perhaps in lli'l’l'lil the nllifili'n'l' Iii deed
wail aupiitiod and the iiiiirtlcrvr iii fact
lieiiteliv t'll in lll’itlli, which Iii Kaunas
amounts Ina life scIiteIIi-r, its the Gov-
sriiur'n |ll'i'l‘|lizllCIVU of oriii-riim an wit-cw
tiim luv. mvvi-r been used in this Himu.
'i‘lwwriiiit of tlii'jtiryin in harmony
with the sentiment of tilt! i-uirimiimty
The fatal Word
"My darling.” be exclaimed rnptiirnur
1’ "him brilliant you are. You fairly-—
swhristle with iiiean.”
The i Mango girl tin-w herself up to
I!" full height and brushed him liniiuli-
tlly aside as she swopt proudly out of
the room.
"You seem to foruet"-slhe turned on
her heel at the door and faced him-«-
"iltiit I cannot brook any reference to my
fathers business. "u-N Y World.
llaif and Half
"You ilmi' t Iii-em to hold a very high
opinion of the latter‘day Woman.
"i don’t. Ellie has ceased to is- a Indy.
and has tint yet succeeded in lit-running a
csntletnan."-Llfe. .
Qualified.
Nrs. Desiring-“l don’t believe you love
mean much as you did before we were
married.
Deorimr-adust as much an i did
though pmsilily not quite as much as i
“M I did.
nee-ii it easily.
“Have you read that article on how to
was...”
“No. but an
nine
. theoiiiee clone of the largest Job
‘l bonus in New York recently soil
to the head of the first. a man worth
01 millions:
‘= r. ~—. 1 want to get a report on
the credit of John Jones of Waukecsn."
The merchant touched it button which
summoned the chief bookkeeper.
”I want you," he said, ”to allow Mr.'
-—-toexamlni- our account with John
Jones of Wankegsu since he began tract
in here."
The visitor went out with the book-
keeper, sud for an hour thereafter was
lookiuit over the books. He made I
written statement fromZthem‘, abolition
when and under what conditions John
Jones had opened his account, the num-
her of times he had purchased goods, the
dates of shipping and payment and such
other details as would appear in the ac-
countsoi a mercantile house. Then he
went back to the oiiice of the head of the
firm and asked some further questions
about Mr. Jones, which the merchant,
although very busy, promptly answered.
Finally he saw the salesman who had
waited on Jones and had a confidential
talk with him, so that when he left the
store he knew all that this great firm
could tell about Jones and his financial
standing.
Information of this sort is most diffiv
cult to obtain from any morciiiiiit aiidtlie
'books of this particular firm are espe-
cially hard toget at. in fact, with the
exception of this one man. no one except
members of the firm and the bookkeeper
ever him access to them. not even the
beads of departments. 'llie explanation
of this one outsider’s privilege lien in
the character of his business. He is en-
gageii In protecting four of the lending
jabbing firms of the United States, of
which that referred to is one, from bad
debts. He does this by examining their
books. Each of these firms has about
the some class of custunmrs, although
their business is not identical. He has
acoutraut with each which allows him
to exaniliii: its books at any time. Such
examinatioun he always makes in person.
“'bt-u it is understood that there is
hardly it merchant of any standing
throughout the country who does not
purchase from one of those four firms it
will be seen that lilli'h It privilege enables
the person who uses it intelligently to
get a pretty thorough knowledge of the
financial standing and responsibility of
nearly everybody who comm to this
market to buy goods-N. Y. Sun.
To one enterprising man the storm
that has blocked the I'lllll'lliltlfl and Iii-pt
the babies wailing for their regular sup»
ply of “one cow's" milk has IlI'-'Vl‘il n all-
vtliiiliic. Ami not only did he “fill? it
ri i pecuniary reward, but lIi‘ brought
it; the mrmury of flavor who have been
Illiruztil ri‘lilIIl‘l'IIllIIH of will iru~iuius in
London, Pubs and Eapv‘tiliilly In South
AiIiorLt-ii. /
it is not often that one won it man
walking through the Nirl‘t'tfl of the city
leading ii cow by it rope, but the residents
of the upper east side,iriiuglitagl'iuipse of
Herman Muller struggling through the
deep snow and dragging behind him an
unwilling 5 your old that looked and be-
lmveil as though it had never visited the
metropolis before. Perhaps nobody
Would have noticed him Ililll he not
called in land tones that penetrated to
the innermost recesses of the topmost
apartment:
“Milk? fresh milk!
the cowl"
The word milk in Itself was enough to
attract the attention of the mothers. for
there had not been a drop Ill any house-
hold for three days. llui. “lli‘ll it was
emphasized by "fresh from the vow” it
enlist-vi a rush to the windows. Muller
limi pl'llVIdt‘il himself wit b it folding atool
and, Iyliuz the L"I\V to a lanippost, placed
the stool by her side and then In a snow-
ilrlft. watched by many women front
windows. be milked.
In Eighty—first street lli’ found it crowd
of mothers eager for milk and belon-
lil’ iiiiidit-li them even tine ”drippingu"
liIiiI been converted into ill'illi'y and lit’
trudged linuii- with his i‘iiW mid more
i-ulu. be oiiiil. than he Imil made Iii is
uiulitli llt'flil't‘. - N. Y. Humid.
Milk fresh from
If i'ul. WM ring Into an other solace
itiiiiil the In-rpIi-xallu of ill" sin—rt clean.
jug iii-parliiivnl, lite Izi i'v‘l'liilll of the lid-
lulral'iun of New Yuri. minim. lie is the
hero of the town, on far li‘i llwy an: con-
tion to tho hilllpplllg strut-l», and Women
are quick to appri'cmte any lilipi‘th‘lili’I’lC
Iii the condition of siiitli thoroughfare-s.
To business men who rise til. it ci-rtisln
hour every morning and hurry ti their
emu-it, engrossed in refit-rt mils about the
day's work the condition of Hli" stilt-walks
and crossings iii not ll llllllll‘l‘ of great
moment. If it is damp tliiv intuitions luau
pulls on it pair of uverslmen, turns up the
collar of blsowriumt and runs llll'cliitlil-
(sally after his car. Then he is immersed
in the morning's papi-r until Ill! reach”
his office. lint to the Woman: Hm l‘lflif‘ll’
tIon oftlii-Ir boots and whirl» Iii of ex-
iraorilliiitry moment and chi-y apparently
have an Inherent horror of overnlmen of
any him). (301. Worluir'n Work In their
behalf has made him stand Ilrsl In their
affections. 'l'liit imiaiiol. by the way, is
already it well known figure about town.
He Iii t‘illilly refogiilmiili- from his por-
traits, pillill'ilit'il in llii' new epitpnrs, and
he seems ubiquitous III- in In the buul.
nines lil earnest. 'I‘Iicri‘ cannot be any
mistake about that, for lie hangs over
the rear rolling of u t'iii'. peers up tiie side
streets. hurries from one importer to an-
other auiils seen howling about Iii his
hansoxn at all hours of iheduy iiml night.
It Would be interesting to find out ex-
actly how many miles lie irritr‘lsllil‘tiiigh
the streets of New York' in thecmirse of
aweek. for he seems to be constantly
moving.
Ilr. closets-it's Money.
The President of the i’vilisil States
always uses new money. He never nets
any old notes, except in change when
making purchases. ill» salary ls paid
him in Iitstsllmvuis of “Jar-iii} each on
the last day of evvry minim. and the
treasurer always makrs It It point to send
him notes of the latest insiie. Mr. Clevev
land, as his predecessors lum- lions, keeps
sprints Intuit account with magmas,
and makes it deposit regularly the int of
every month. reserving etiouuli from his
salsry to par current expenses and rota
tiny a good example by putting the rest
aside for it rainy day «Chicago Mord.
Walton-What its you think of this idea
that this are aslloisitl virtues in
“insist ‘
voile
Isilahsdias'”
oitvlssirsals it
WWII. 1”an
“We”
‘ N ever tailing
in quality,
in flavor or
Weight
is Why
TObacco
suits
x].
everyone
every time. Q,
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IUST RECEIVER!
CAR LOAD
Ilsiiii ll’l
FLOUR,
Three Cur Loads of
40-"! CLIPPEU OATS
Ten Car Loads of
CHOICE MICHIClIi
WHICH WE SELL in
till.
Quantities TO SUIT PURCHASERS
astow
MARKET PRICE.
RAYMOND OROS
“nus: ouiimt
WATER PliilEll
it you“! want your horse clipped quiekaud
deemed!
W. nMcQuhae,
‘58 North Main St.
m“ Smith Norwallt.
I rmived'abo'llt seven
and rolls of new goods
week. Among them a fine
"[88“ "PEI.
Also a large liaeof
BOOM. The! are beautiful pse-
lor papers. Cheaper goodsia an
immense variety. Glad to show
you at any time.
Painters' Supplies. in-
isis' Materials. Glass. etc.
Competent men for all work
in our line.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First Ave. and low 8t.
EAST NORWALKJ
FIIIE. RIOURIIIIIC WORK
A SPECIALTY AT
Mrs. Hoi es’
Elli MILLIIIERI S ORE.
WASHINGTON 81.. SOUTH N035
WILL PIPE
PAINTERS’ SUPPI.
People with horizontal heads.
Level-headr'd folks have long
leaned that it [eye to deal at the
places. Stores don’t grow biz by
dent. A men can't sneer ed unless peo .
generally believe in him. Unless In is,
people have found that he gave them
fair rquivaient for their mouey. For --«
years our trade has been growing. It
city. It has grown because so In ._.
people found it the best place to do that
treatment. in eenaiuity.
PAINTING, .
PIPER iiiiiciiio.
DECORATING.
PICTURES FRRIIEO TO -:-
ORDER,
DECKER
79
P“
.573 N595?“
. t‘ 5‘. ’- n’
y 't. ' . 4 . 'r
"b 4. . ‘2
r v ' . “
3% ‘ I}; 0
[Hammer In
I . 9i. l’ui‘ovvs times.
157i) Li “133.
“IIII'I'H. 43H lirim Street.
“'II-\IVW‘wwv\ ,.,.‘,~
“fix/"1v L z,
.I
«int-r ...r~tz..-r
,
. . , '
crrnoil. for Ili‘ Imvi paid llfll‘llt’liiiil‘ atten-
REGULAR ni-Iiioni'ri-ILY VISIT.
lllE ' counts or
Washington St, South Iiorvislt
lite. tile and incident lossiiiiioo
I(lees- flies-skipfl'iekets sad Bier]
leans
late! and
stocks rial. Meet” irsall’laee,
seat to Past tiles. heath Nerwaik,“
Pakiie. Acknowledgments
RATIOIIIL MEDICINE.
(if harlered and inempmaied by special act of Legislators. June 10th, lieu
WILL AI'IVI Afll}
It'll A! 0MB. ‘1‘
CITY HOTEL SOUTH NORWALK, or,
THURSUAY, MA
RCII 2Isl. IOOO.
REMAINING ’FOR 1? DAYS.
'i'hI-y treat sliChrmir Diseases such ssCstsrr. Machine. Antilles. Epilepsy.
( nmnmptlo'o they acres to "edit.
You who are familiar with the ssonin
loin sail can-tin. rises and mm»...
mach and wee-sit thew
without the unpleasant and excessive use at
nuavaliisc in the past.
and from the
int viii ream together.
nauseous.
year-.you discos
mind to stop“ (looming
who felt as rtimaasm hsvseomtossm
Isr reel semi
any you have staple
Yosertsiii
“-
Exhaustion. lihesinstism. Dyspepsia. Consult-thin and absolutely Inmates
i andtiietmea who should be WW interested and truthful tor: :1!)
the caustics applied. so. it the other ii'lii honored
so chi I when
mdiunntiostoiamwe egg," who well m
your {sellout ”at
mm
.A. WORD TO WOMEN.
oi lifeand the barbaric W “them-
mam” comments the
“a
In to
the I note the paiaf til “a
moon oltrsstusat which have ”mes
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