, bslsoklagfor tlutollowi - Wicca. OIBtoves. Gasoline Stoves.
" CM. Windo cm go‘rasaDoors ,stn llowers. Garden iiose,
, mm IosO Cream Freesvn. Fruit Jars, Poultry Netting. Garden Tools.
.l'aiaisflarpatiiestsrs CarpetStrstchers. Whitewash. scrub andWindow
W" 4 Monty
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WE HAVE THEM All
one W of other Useful Articles in addition, and
ALWAYS AT OUT PRICES.
We continue to sell Chappelie, Dune do Co.’ a 80s Boa Bons for 200 a pound, and
we at them fresh every day.
Ansley for Bazsr Glove Fitting Patterns; our price, 15:.
srunrruNr's strum 'HllliSES.
:lortll Iairdrnll inn Streets. South llorwali.
OLSEN BROS.
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Are in and our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are :the nobciestjever
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
thk in both low and hi ch shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdiee’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
Misses. aflords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
pleas are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of curatock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to data, also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
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Sole agents for the U. ti. A. Sold by all drugglsts.
its. ’N
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“Will's $3.00 Sillli.
and you will see not only a
float and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
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Making it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at'
. . S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Nor-walk.
The Benorfict Collar Button.
Atime Saving. Labor Saving, Temper Saving.
GollarButton. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
par-tot thepoetis flat, the lower part is round. It
can't help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
ladeln
Gold. Sliver and Gold Plate.
a“
mu; :1 2’ ta‘ y»?
Miltm
wzmubmm
luumm
3 an Iran..- a...»
tumultuous. ,
and Dr. Sprsager of Murder.
WIDOW [ARIES m PIIYBIOIAN.
[heflecnaod couple Ara Now on a Honey-
moon 'l'rip and Bound For Japan—Dar-
ling llad Ilia Life Insured For “000.
Mrs. Darling Files Alli-Invite.
NEW YORK. April 19.-—Charges have
been tiled in the onloe of the district at»
torney by Mrs. Flora Adams Darling.
mother oi Edward Irving Darling. who
was alleged to have been murdered by“
poisoning in this city between Jan. 28
Ind March l.189:i.
It is charged that the poison was ad-
ministered in small doses by Mrs. Dar-
ling. the wife of the deceased. who is now
In California, and supposed to be on her
way to Japan with her husband. Darling
lied in Mount Clemens. Mlch., Fob. 1,
law.
From the information in possession of
tire. I". A. Darling a reporter learned
that Edward I. Darling, who was amu-
rical composer of this city. married Miss
Gay Beatrice Klingio of Washington, who
was an heiress worth about $1,000,000,
which had been loit her by her grandfa-
ihor, the late Josiah Pierce of Washington.
[boy were married on Sept. in. 1885.
Mr. Darling saved the proportyof his wife
lrom boing embezzled by instituting a bill
of search relative to her real estate. and
by this means secured to her what prop-
erty had not been sold and also a bond of
”00,000 from the trustoos of her estate.
much of which had boon wasted or di-
rertcd.
Broke Twenty-seven Bones.
Several months after the marriage Mr.
and Mrs. Darling came to this city and
lived at [H i’ark avenue and remained
there for two years. They then wont to
Detroit, where llarling obtained a position
with the firm of Grincll of that city.
While there he Inst with an accldont, in
which he broke "7 bonus Dr. Fram- is \'.
Sprangcr was rolled to nttlnd him, and
Mr. Darling rocovcrcd suillclentiy to (ma-
blc him to get a lilo insurance policy for
I2. 000.
On July 4 ”9'... .‘dr. Klinglo. father of
Mrs Darling. died and Mrs. Darling
then came into possession of burl-state.
which her father hold in part asouo of
lhe trustees Mrs Darling and her hus»
band wont at once to Washington. and
while at the Ebbitt. House in that city he
was taken ill after having drank some
milk.
The symptoms were those of cholera
poisoning. Dr. Harrison attended him.
and after he had partially recovered he re-
iurned to his home in Detroit. whom he
was for a long time a severe sufferer.
The systematic poisoning of Mr. Dar
ling by his wife is alleged to have begun
immediately upon thcir return to that
city. Tho mother, Mrs. I-‘. Darling, open-
ly charged the doctor and Mrs. hi. it. ilrIr~
ling with having poisoned hvr son. and
threatened. should he din, that slIo would
have an autopsy hold. She then loft the
house, saying she would not remain to
Ice her son murdered.
Mr. Darling was very low at this time,
and his death was c'xpcltcd but ho rocov
sred auflclontiy to come to this city in
Nommbor. IMP). Tho presumption was
that Mrs. Ilarling' s throat had made the
alleged pohwners course their work fora
time.
in January. two, Mrs. E. l. Darling
jolncd her husband in this city. and they
livcd togothr-r at :lll \I'cst Sixtccntlr street.
Unknown to him. silo had instituted in
lhrtrolt. a suit fnrrllvorI-v, in which she
lundo various chargcs vacopt udullcry. but
tho suit was nullified by her again living
with her husband. the returned in I'm-
lrolt in March. lfltll. nhrno. While in this
city. it is ulicgod, shc adminlstorml tho
poison which causori his Ilmth on Fr'll. I.
will. 'I'hc ll‘filllllull)‘ to prove this—of
four witIIr-ssos—is in tho hands of the dis
trictuttoruvy. Attcr shc h-ft tho city he
rctrmliuai horn lIIIlll Juno 2‘” in a dying
condition and thorn-rout to Ill-troll. \vbrro,
it. is alleged. ho found his wilonnd llr.
Spraugor wrru maintaining illicit rcla
lions. llo thou lcit that city and Wool to
Mount Clctluus. a health resort, whom
his dcuth occurrud.
’l'ho doaih r-rrtiilrnir
causo was "
organs."
“'ifc and Doctor Accused.
While her son was living Mrs Darling
fllozl a stutornout with tho liotrolt author.
[tics in August, lllllL'. charging l)r. Hpmn
gor with having puisonod her son and al-
lcgiug that tho wife was insane and had
boon lnlluonrod by the doctor to old him
in the murder
Un March ll lust. Mrs. Darling. the
widow, oponLv IIIurrh-d llr. Sprnngcr. to
whom silo had boon married m-crolly one
nIoIIthIIftI-r the death of her husband.
The Worllilug was celebrated in Baltimore
In tho cathcdral.
John Quincy Adams. a lawyer of this
city and a brothor of tho cldor Mrs. Dar
ling. prosontcd the case to tho district. at
torncy. and Assistant District Attornn
Baltic is now investigating the matter to
detcrmino tho question of jurisdiction.
The poisons alleged to have been ad
minister-ml to Darling In tho guise of
modluluo wuru morphine, antimony, ul
troglycorln pellets. dynamite pclhyts, on
value and thnynn Mrs. Darling. the
mother, was asked to sign ll paper wrtify
ing that she believed the drugs had been
administered without criminal intent,
but sho refused to do so.
The deathbed statement of Darling. cov-
ering the entire story of the alleged con-
spiracy. has been filed with the district
attorney.
Charges Disendlted In Detroit.
Dsrnorr. April ill—inquiry has been
made among a few well known citizens
of Detroit who are friends at the parties
mentioned in the New York dispatch re
garding the truth of Mrs. Darling’s alle-
gations. Mr. Walter D. Campbell. presi-
dent of the Detroit and Windsor Ferry
company. states that lire. Bpranger is a
lady above reproach; that she had con-
templated divorce prrrceedings long before
Mr. Darling died on account of his alleged
luteruporate habits. Dr. Spranger has
several relatives here who are physicians.
fly is an mulasatiy Inspected
Ilm'laros that tho
the dosirurttlon of ihcvllal
HIV Rants. “April lea-Joesph Whipo
a lettsroarri er, whose route included
Yale earn arses dismissed from the
minnow: luglsttars addressed to
studnuta
Woman‘s lair-us Amend-ram rust
Aunt April 14%
tkshuenworhaa' smut
layover-or ”tetww
a“ “w
In.“ welsh)“
His Wife”
Mummers-usually
“l maneuver lama-mar
llamas. hi. J.. April ill—William
Mott. it years old. for nine years an in-
mate ‘of the insane ward of the Newark
almshonse, found a knife while in the
kitchen. and uttering a wild yell drove the
cock out of the room and started across
the fields for West Newark. later the
maniac wont to the Bergen street car-
house. where he boarded a car illled with
passengers awaiting transfer.
Brandishlug the knife, Mott drove the
terrified passengers out of the car. He
then upset the car- stove and kicked out
the windows, meanwhile yelling like a
demon. While he was thus engaged a pa-
trol of police was on its way to the scene,
having been summoned by telephone.
When the oillccrs arrived. Mott bad com.
plated the wreck of the car and was flying
across a lot after a cow, which he intend-
ed slaughtering.
The policemen tripped him up before he
reached the now. It took four men to dis-
arm and handcuf! Mott and to tie his logs.
Ho was afterward transferred to the E»
sax County Hospital For tho insane.
A. LEGAL LOOPHOLE.
Banker Charged With Ernbr-nlernent Ea-
caprs Coming to Trial.
Irsscssrm l’a, April tit—The trial
of E. K. Smith, tho aged bankor of (o-
lIInIbla, Pa, charged with embezzling
832. 500, was postponed under peculiar cir-
cumstances. Congressman Marriott Bro-
sius, ono of his attorneys, moved that the
panel of jurors be quashed on the ground
that it had been illegally drawn. He
shower] that when the present jury com
Inissionors woro installod last January the
oath to “him they subscribr d did not in-
clude tho phrase that they would "select
all jurors without hairod. malice or III
will." as roqulrod by the act at the as-
sembly, and that this omission was fatal
to their qualifications to draw jurors.
Judge lirubakor regarded tho point well
taken and doclarcd Smith's trial ot’f.
'l’ho defendant, who is nearly 80 years
old. was convlctcd at the last term of
court of receiving deposits after he know
that his bank was insolvent. tho convic-
tion having been scrum-d mainly by the
testimony of his partncr, ('. E. Grnybill.
Sourcncobad not. boon DIIBMJII pending a
motion for a no“ trial.
FELL FROM A TRAPEZE.
A ( Il'f‘lll I'crformcr‘a “in May (‘ost Ilirn
Ilia Life.
NEW Youn, April lit—licorgo Dunbar.
who. with his brother and sister. does a
particularly during act. on tho trapozc of
Barnum av Bailey‘s circus. noarly lost his
life yesterday during tho afternoon por-
forrnancc. Ho lcapod from his bar. missed
catching his brother's hands and fell into
the not ll) fact bclow. which went down
with a crash. landing him on the ground.
An exclamation of horror went up from
the several thousand persons present.
Dunbar was pickod up unconscious by
the attendants and ('Ml‘iod into tho dross-
iIIg roams, \lel-ro ho Wilr‘ rovlvcd by llrs.
Harris and Starr. lic hflil dishicatod his
shouldor. irarturcd a rib and sustained so-
voro inicruul injuries. ’l'ody liaurilton
sont thc injured man to a private room at
the New Yuri: hospital.
l‘rrrsk Twins Ave lining “'ell.
Nsw YnIIK. April ill-At tho horns of
Mrs. Koohlcr. 342 Ram Fortyoocond
stroct, who roI-outly hon-anu- the mother of
the twin girls who wore jolnod together
by a vumcut, it was stated that the
mother and chlhlrrn IIro both doing well,
and no iul‘thor Ilangcr is apprr'hondori. It
has Imi'li III-I‘illcrl nut in allow all operation
to scpuluto tho i‘llllfli‘i‘ll.
Another Forest Fire In .lcrscy.
Em: “Alum: (7m. N. .l.. April 19,——
Thc lat-gust forort llro of tho sI-ason is
burning br-twucn this cltyund l'omona.
about. all mill-s from hcro. The. born of
Johniirocn and tho rIdjaccrIt lrIIIIIlIrIIrso
of William Slab-r havo boon dcstroycd.
to light tho ilro w-‘ro forced to retreat by
tho lIIiI'IIsc brat.
An lurrmus- Grants-II.
Wrmmux. ll, l.. April llI.—-’l‘hc weav—
ers in tho \lerrly\\'uolr-II company's mills
will return to Work on Monday mart. (”Im-
grcssmun \lmrr ll Arnold, tho propriotor,
having sum-II to tilt Illi'l‘lllISU of wages
and steady \vurk.
Hirrai Railway fiyatem Sold.
LIrru; “an, .\prtl l'.L»-'I‘ho entire
stroct railway systl-III of Littlc itock was
sold at public auction at. tho door of the
county courthouse undora duct-cool the
furlorul court. The total rouiizodou the
solo is mammal,
I’olanli‘ed llisuaelt In a Hospital.
Jamsoxvrur, l’la. April ill—Frank
lir Wood. aged 30. of (illlmrtsvilio. N. Y..
,dlodat thoilounty hospital in this city
from tho oifccts of poison taken by him-
sell with suicidal intent.
Knox, the "at Mon, Hick.
Slew \‘otra, Apr-ll lll.—~(Ylmrlos Knox.
the famous fashionable but man, is
thought. to be dying at his home at 46
West. 'l'onth sir-mt from an attack of pneu-
Inpula.
llanlu-r Ilellrens lleul.
li‘suur'uo, April lit—«ill L. liohrons,
the wall known banker, is dead.
Du Mauricr’s Inst Eye.
"I was drawing from amodcl when and-
dctIly tho girl a hood N‘l‘llll‘il to mo 00
dwludlo to tho also of a walnut. I clapped
my band owr my left eye liar] I been
rnlatultou? I could see as ucll as r-vor, but
when in its turn I f‘ilVPl'i‘d my right eye I
learned what had happened. My loft eye
burl failed me. It might bo altogether lost.
It was so suddcn a blow that l w as as thun-
dcrstruck. Honing my dismay, V an Lo.
rlus came up and asked me what might be
the matter, and when I told him he said
that it was nothing; that ho had had that
himself and so on. And a doctor whom I
anxiously consulted that some tiny com-
forted mo and said that the accident wasa
passing one. iiowuvrrr, my eye grow worse
and worse, and the four of total blindness
Insect me srmstantly.
"natures the most tragic cvcpt of my
life. It has polseuod all my cruisers ‘
“maturing of inflm whom If!“
sud ws want to see him. He marines! my
eyes. and he said that though the left eye
wuseflahlylost I had norcascn tofear
losing the other. but that I must he very
careful and not drink beer and not eat
cheese and soon. it was very condor-ting
tokuowthatlvr “nomad. but
U. W mm. "mm M With
or rum "'de
sex-oral hundrcd r-itl/I-us who attempted ,
memorandum
ate Cough Cure. was other so-called
cures failed. I obtsinsd almost instant
relief ands speedy care by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. G. A. Gregory
a 00. and G C Stillson.
Those who never read the advertise-
ments in th- ir newspapers miss more
than they presume. Johnathan Keai-
son, of Balsa, Worth 00. .Iowa. who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
back. arms and shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man citizen of Ft. Madison had been
cured. Be procured the same medicine,
and to use his own words: "It cured
me right up." He also says: “A neigh-
bor and his wife were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house and said they were so bad
he had to do the cooking I told him of
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and how it had
cured me; he rrot shuttle and it cured
them up in a week " 50 cent bottles for
sale by G C Srillson. drugglst.
De‘ Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
scalds, burns. indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory & Co.
and G. C Stillson.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. It is used in more than hell
the homes In Leeds. Sims Bros, Leeds,
Iowa This shows the esteem in which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known. Moth-
ers have learned that there is nothing so
good for colds, croup find whooping
cough; that it cures theseailments quickly
and permanently, and that it is pleasant
and safe for children to take. 25 and 50
cent bottles for sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggisnm
Our patrons will find DeWitt’s Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory &Co. and
G. C. Stillson.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds to which an admiseiop is charged,
and natures calculated to promote Moots
interests. esteem where an odvm'tr'semeni
of some appears in advertising columns.
are charged for at regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
It will he an agreeable surprise to per.
sons subject to attacks of bilious colic to
learn that prompt relief may he had by
taking Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhmr Remedy. In many instances
the attack may be prevented by taking
this remedy as soon as the first symptoms
of the disease appear. 25 and 50 cenr.
bottles for sale by G C. Strllson, druggist.
Tun Ssx'r'rrlsr. has the largest circula—
tiou.
Sick Headache, constipation and in-
digeeliou are quickly cured by DeWiit’s
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills. ii. A. Gregory & Co.,and G, C.
Srillson.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. con
IDppoeite Korea BailwayDepot.
alder-u. worm arms l‘wiemhunl Nail. l ,
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Racsjitwoan 2.1m.
Hire Kcniuck
Wilkes. No. Ill“. Record 2:21.
Dam Argo, by
lectioneer. No ltli. Service.
BAY BARON, 8,254.
Bacon» 2:!“
Sire Baron Wllk NO'N‘
Wilkes by Georg Wflflx o. WIODO' DBeEvice.
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cni broom-n9 rnnd ur tad {of ”cougar; rggl,
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remote from W aslungton.
Send mmlcl, rirawmg or photo” with drarripr »
lion. Wade advise. it patrruahlc or not, ixre of
charge. "or fee n-it‘duc tll(l)p.rtrntpia m lll'i‘ d. l h
p MINI. 1v ow to Irma stems} '1!”
one“: 2? suruc'ln the U. S. and foreign countncs
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recered “fl benefit from the medicine you
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nature. will find our FEMALE us an in-
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