That took First Prize at the
. wouw's FATE.
”Whiohshorrathat
Vuhburn—tlroshy's Bursristlvr
letter the Beat Brand in the World.
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For Sale by the. Following (lowers:
birth I Oomstoclt. G. lt'. Frederick.
. L. Glover ulmrraon lime .
unite Jr iimedlct. E. ii. Morehorhe.
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Your diseaaeie not incurable herauae your
physician has given you up. nod you have not.
received any benefit from the medicine you
have trim. a not any rumor: you cannot be
. We can rmitlvely cure all lrinsle ot
talipllegtio Uonvuhliou or t-lpaeruntio. WI
a: use stir it mess-Iva: arm rune“.
CUBE IN ALI. CASES. “'0 have
outed thousands. many cases; of long ntaudinu.
had given up by doctor-a an incurable. in our
“Allen's l’it Cure" you will find a medicine
the never failed to effect a ep'eedy cure.
ohach our guarantee with an 0 er of slip
to any person we cannot cure. Higheet bank
refereneee furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. sum. 2 qt.. awn.
ALLEN MEDICAL 00..
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noand Water Hts. Boeion More
Melina from Retarded. Suppressed or Pain-
fill Menstruation and all irregularitiee of like
re. will find our FEMALE PILLS an in-
cure. Theyare entirely state and can
herelled upon for speedy relief. We
W10 hear of a case where they have
to ace the deeirod reenlt. A box
Mid he ept on hand at all timers to rrrvide
brain nclee. Correspondence conii ential.
ma .wlth full directions. securely seal-
sd. per box.
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Ilsby carriages f1!” Refrigerators
Raymond & Sons.
Buoceeaore to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
I. and A! thin Street. Norwaik. 0!.
Residence. it Berkeley Plus.
Telephone. 77-4.
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00.00 hours. Mondays and Thursdays. 3 to
m.
J. o. mimics.
Peter llangordlalciminer, Painter
Anddaaluril
lirll Prior and Borders.
a street Booth Norwslt.
m ha of full line mm styles of
boarders and ”lit Mouldings talreo to
for tire tion. on notice by postal.
tutu c eeriully given. mclil
NOBWALK
LOBSTER‘S.
(Night on Norwallr lrlandr.
Leave your micro and have then
delivered in florwalh every iistnr-
day morning. A fresh arrival or
STRATFllllD SHAH
every any. Vegetables from Green's
lusts every matey. The item
mt of
FISH Mill
VEGETABLES
blatant.
runs Tillilll cusur
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in m twigs comm. talcum 3' '
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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liar M its Test at tires
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Undertaker.
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Opposite llorlse Railway Dermt.
Residence. 8 Elm atreet. Telephone call. ll.
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if you want your horse clipped quick and
a
N. McQuhae,
“.8 North Main St..
“’1' South Norwalk.
OUR
BEST BUTTER.
Here we moire no reference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard.
hutourintontion ie toapealr of the ex.
cr‘ilonce of the substance made from
cow's milk. which we expoue for eulo-
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tube
now calls frr notice. Always fine, it
makes new friend» and customer» an the
reason for lie appearnnl'e cornea round or
thie time of the year. in a ratiuiacilnn
in quality, price and it ie in our-h nr-at
packages. 23.2. lb., $2.30 tub.
Butter hangone up in New York. Tint
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it ban for a
month past. 220. lb. Try it.
flibblehilomslock
our illll truth!
Daily Direct Freight Lina
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NEW YORK,.
SOUTH NORWALK
m N ORWALK.
“I rltorxuuae
cm TIT lilllllll.
Will A“ llllilil
leani'lsrfl.fl.lt..
“MY“.flhp.
fuss MJpnmmw-
It lililii’ih
publishes the result of an investigation
aurora the llaouho noar linor rln unmixed.
and ill workmen 13m drowned.
winds.
Whitman. 9’
it was» “‘3' '3
yes
ma an" unseat
' istrst aaywhsssls
' ii its
Evidence That the Mining Man
Killed Himself. l
lhls fins humour! wall bred dogs were
WROTE THE "STRAITGEB" LBTTBRZL‘
km... _.. M“ y
[in In said to flars a... Disappointed in
Low and to Have l'lsunesl huivide, till
That it \"rtuld Appear Tlnst in nu!‘
list-m Murdered.
New Yourr. June r.-—'l'he World today
which it ha- llcen trialling into the death“
of liny hi. Culver. who left his homo in
Newark. X. l'.. on March 2N. and whose
body was found some weeks later in the
Clyde river. The World days:
The two uumt uluulileant facts ertulr
lluhed are that Culver wruto the letters
alumni "Stranger." which told that he
had been put out of the way. and that he
planned in advonco the trip to Clyde.
where his body um found in tho river.
Everything point» in suicide. 'i‘huro is it
“little girl in lrluo ' in tho case. of whnm’
Roy had become very fund. it in known ‘
that uhe lunkml coldly on liuy'u suit and
that her penpio did not approve it.
The “Hummer" latter» were writton by .
Culver to curlvluoo his friends that he had
been murdr-rud. There is n pounlhllliytlmt
he did not routemplato suicide when he
wont to Clyde. and that ho mm. with foul ‘
play. but in view of oil the ulrcuruutaru‘ur
thin poeulhlllty seems remote in the 03‘:
Home.
Tho Tall Stranger.
The story told by the sorarlnd lmnd ntoro. ;
koopor of Lynn» that tho duytho body was
found a M” xiruuuur l'llllltl into his plum)
and trh'd to burrow mum-y on urticirm of
llflffiillfl uppurnl Willi carefully lilvostiuut .
ed. 'l‘hmmun upon whom errrrpivion ruetod‘
for it time proved to he l'rter Clariouth.
whose fulhor was at one time u byroemlo
aldnrrnuu.
He claimed he was revving a term of fill
day» for minority in the l'irh: muniy peni-
tentiary, llut‘fulo, at the limo (Julvor dis-
uppcurud. rind u telegram to the \vurdun .
entahllphud tho truth of thin etutonmnt. it
was tilt-lo prover) that the Hull on Culvor'u
clothing \vur iuuntionl with thnt ut the
liutluill oi tlw (ledu river and entirely dif-
ferent from that found nt (Junumloiguo
Outlet. smntrury to tho uvnorul theory.
The uvlrh-nrzo ill rivuard to tho "stron-
ger" luttorn being writtuu by Culver him-
oolf was m-uured thrrmuh a close corrrpurl-
till!) of there with the writing on a num-
ber of uholl» and stones pickud up by him
or. Swine i'olut lust year. On thorn t'ul. .
vur had writton various lllri‘l'lpilutlli. uml
the character» are identical with thnse in
the lettora it was also dlmvrvorod that
one of tho ”Stronger" letterr wort writinu
on leaves out from one of (.‘ulver a Tlmlkrl.
But, above all. Culvor left lmhind the
two railroad time tables on which he had '
M clearly imllt-atcd thu mum of his worr-
deriuge not though he had mudn a wriltun
niatcment. lurtmd of going to Syracuse
on the day hu left home he wont to Lynne
by the Word Show ruud. lit: is registered
fit It not and min hoiul thorn imllvvr his right
memo. He won seen to lunvo vamrk fry
the What Show lrnagogo runeiur.
Telltale 'l‘lrru- Tulrlrvn.
On the Word. thro limo tulrlo he hurl
drown a ring urouml ilm iluumn WTlll‘Tl
rnpruwut thu tirnr tho train lv-it Nowurk.
10.4%! o. m.. and tho limo at which it or-
rlvnd in Lynne. 1‘! 1"; u. in. Ho n-nminvd
over night in Lyme umi hml l»ruu‘ai:r.~t
thorv. “u luld ihn lmii'l pruiiriwtui‘ Till
tvuutr-d to with n train for (tlydn, but ill-l
cloud hv tmnk u truln in .‘ymruuu
iln lllrl New York i‘rvuiml [him ”this: he
hurt «'umpuimi thu dlntnrn'u in milr-a lue
tit'unn Syrm u~u uiui Lynne rimrly ludl
ruling ho had the trip in mind. llo muri
hnvu horn thorn JllfiT. TMETHTH .3 1.4! p, m on
tho Will to how muilr-ri Tim iuiir-r-L uml
tho plinlltl mid n-u lvml in Kuwaiti. ilm
nuxt llily, 'l'l:o :vnly nilmr marks "ll lhu‘
timo Tllivlr' Hug-Just tho ir-p from 7‘)'T'i\i'l'nl"
Tlflt‘k in ("lyrhi
Fruul; lilll» of (‘lylio any» lw saw u
rirnirLiur' etmniiurg on tho lvrlrluu .‘ll‘l‘lmi.
tho rtaur in l'lydv almnt lliilllil‘ll r of u'
mlin :llmvu tho depot, \vhrru tho bully \mrl
found. lwtwomn ‘ Hill! 1' it. in ”u rimlm'll
tho hrirluu lulu town. and rnlurninu uu
hour mnl in half later now the mum rmmuu
clouding Ilrcro git/mu into the water. lie
is; euro it won iioy (.‘uluu'.
Secretary Ilrr-almm'n l'r-rurilm.
Gunman. Juno i.-l"or three years Sum'
rotary liroslrarn had but drown hie till a
rrmrrth ponnlun from ihr- i‘hirmuo wuelon '
olllvu. llo had nuvor eurrendored it, but
for aomo roaron ho had not made any roll
for it. 'l‘horo in an orrurnulntlon of ti. ill”
to his credit. The trunnion wuu “routed to
him for Wounds rooelvvd at. the battle of
Atlanta. I‘ndor the lawn of the depart-
ment the rurr-iirilulallnn la euhject to the
order of his wife. «ml the ruin-ion of Mu u l
month will no to her.
“rig-ode liar-gin. Macedonia.
bottoms. June i.——’l'ho Chronicle wu-
tnins an ortrrle giving details of how
immisuf hriuumie ore rnrauinn Macedo-
nia. The writer declares that thullvur
and propertyfilf iflrrisllsn» in Macedonia
arm rtlrr-ly unprntwtml. Alvluctluu and
run or are evmyday m'r‘iirmricvn. and ihr.
whole e-nrniry ls infested with hrlunrllltl.
llishop Nelda-smooch lie-d.
lira-trump, Junnt.—-—llluht tier. lllsho;
linpert Nelrinnhusch nf hilnmmrta died
here at lit. Mary's lleomllctlrm priory.
hem Worhmn Ilrowrted.
NZWM’TZ. Hungary. .lune r.—-'i'ho for-r,
Weather rues-rust.
'l’hnndorntorms. warmer; smitheostcrly
hiss. BALL.”
UATT'l‘AT. LIMOVE “All”.
A! Now Yuri ~-
. cunforeuru In on up town romrt lurrt own-
)lew Yurir...,.. o o u u on o o o— o
Pittabnm. o o u u 0 o l 0 0- it
At lirmlrlyn-u
llmhlya........ i it o o o it o o '-- 6
Minnie. ..... ..ooouoilooo-—u
At Philadelphia—-
Philadelphia” 1 o :r 9 c o I o u--» 7
Chlrsgn... ,,,,,,, o l u o :t u l o i"- It
At Waehlmrtnm—a
Washington... o e 9 o 9 o o o ow 4
humble”-.. i z: 9 i i ii 0 0 ‘- 7
minimal return mums.
M Hymns-t
as ...... ..uloutr:ltoo»-isl
orootc........ it it o o n o i 0 l-- it
At Marriott“
,toa ..... “.01338040I0-«90
hum- coooooooou-c
or Become»
m”... s e a s age c we
mmuiliiil It [0
d r M
r. at“ : met-mew
lrslsts lras’ use-us masque.- sr
‘ WW
Bur vermin. Germ. a... two-- at
the visions of the mil of the lats Frau.
cls res was carried out yesterday. and all
pululrmly put to death.
Francis lvur was a distinguished turni-
hor of the Falrileld county bar. lie was a
rich old bachelor. Rumor had it. while he
lived. that when he was a young man he
fell in love with the beautiful Miss Julie
Jones. daughter of the liar. and Mrs.
Henry Jones and granddaughter of Noah
Webster. Mr. lvor prepared tohilss Jones.
and she rejected him. Afterward she mar-
riod the Rev. Thomas Beecher. brother of
lisury Ward Beecher. From the time of
her marriage Mr. lves separated himself
from the moiety of women. llavluu every
quullllratluu to make him lovable. he
withdrew within himself, and lived in a
world in which the only other creatures
were Mil humor and dour.
lie owned a fine utoble of thoroughbred
trottera. 'l‘tvu of them, Prince and pruy,
were his greatest fiiVni'ltotl. and as ho
speedod their; he muted to be forgetful for
the triumph and happy. lie owned u how
nel of pedigreed pnllltvrl and cotton. and
he was an unthuuinntlc hunter. a veritable
Nimrod.
Mr. lves died but winter. leaving a
large urtutc. llle will made hia lifelong
friend. (lemme llayou. hla executor, and,
outside of a few enroll bequests, loft his
whole estate to hill «later. Mr‘. Whiting of
New lluvuu. but the eighteenth clause of
his will betrayed Mr. ivea' intense utlcc.
tion for his Tltll‘rwu and dogs—an ufl'ccilon
which, Irwuamrlly diverted from its first
object. hud centurml line]! on them. in
that ulnuw Mr. lveu directed his executor.
Mr. linyca. in chloroform to duath all the
animals that he might own at, the time of
his duuth in the mouth of Julie first fol-
lowing that event. In explanation of thin
art of morning cruelly Mr. lvea wrote in
his will :
"i fear hm: my dogs and homes will fall
into the hundsof someone who will not
trout thorn kindly."
Mr. lvue wus well known to he a hu-
mouc and kind honrtod man. His exec-u-
tor considered hiourdur binding upon him.
and the order was carried out.
OLNEYVlLLE MILLS OPEN.
Out of H.500 llporrstlvos (luly 2.000 Ws-nt
Itsr'lr.
l’umnvrtxr iz. June l.-—'l‘ho employeee
of tlu- Atlrmtlo mills have expressed them-
eolves in. Well satisfied with the situation.
and mite that they consider the etriko us
only begun and fear it will hurt oil sum-
mer. At a meeting of the Textile union
the natures of oil employee» who had re-
turned to Work or. the Atlantio mills were
read. and whlloovnr lull Tommi are firm
nlng it is claimed they oro being operated
by the worsted lmlp.
Oi oil the Ulrmyvlllo wmvors not more
than :3 per cunt roturuud to Work when
the unit's woru opened. and with this num-
ber it in unsorted that it. will bolmporuilblo
town the mill»; for any lnnuth of time.
Contrary to custom, the mill gates were
open all day. and n mull invrmau was
addwi to tho numlwr thut wa-r M'flT lull‘li.
At the l'rovldum'o and Nullunul Mid
Sarnnno mlllu. operated by Proprietor
Flfili'lli'r. a loading member of the Mann
facturora' club, only 2.30 operatives out of
3.000 were at Work. No weavers or Twin
ilxenr Went bank. and those mills will he
tumble to rim without thorn. Forty wonv-
ors out of ill) warn working at the Mair
ton mills. and iii ruldltluuul Worsted um-
plnyuw-l wont to work.
At ilw Ailnullr miller h so than Still mn-
pinyws wuro Working. (luly ulmut till
wuumra rppurtmi Tul' duty them Uni. of
rain") opt-rulivm in (lltmydllo loss than
2,0l’m were» at Work. At n. meeting of the
Tuxlllo union it was liimulruurmly vniod
to r'nirtiuuo tlm nlvmuud for on lilrrvuse of
wnum. .\ hump-stint: of rmnpmmlw wort
dieiulaeod.
DALLAS THE PLACE.
Thu ('IH‘TM‘TT-FIT’JIIIIIIIIUIII Fight “'ill l'rolr-
ubiy 'l'ralw l'ltsn- Nrnr The-re.
Nrtw \‘ume, .lunn i.--'I'lmro in uudoubt
in tho minds of till'rllml'llilg men but that
tho fight wiwdulml tu (aim plum ln'twoou
Corlwtt :md i"it.'.~.imru:~ns will (mum it" at
llnllurt in tho hitter putt of (lotulmr
next. .\ir. lion Stewart, Whn ruprrmuuts u
tlymllruto of Tlllhlfll‘fifi mun who Mo on!
ion» to hold tho mill rum llullns, had a
ing with Joe \‘ondig. the l'l‘pi‘tvrltllllllilt’u
of the Florida Athletic club.
The Florida Athlotlu club, according to
the flYHCTtlii of umpurnnut alumni by Fitz-
slmmuns nml (“or-belt laet your, claims to
have the right of procedure no matter
where the fight mmes oil in tho i.'nlted
Staten. uml Vendlu imdldu that hill club
can r-onnunnd the right of running any
place to bring the fight off.
William A. llrady. (.‘lirhuti'n manager.
laid: "The ruprorontotivou of the llullus
people and the Florida Athletic club mot.
and i think that everything hr all right.
The fight will mm" off most probably in
the latter part of October next hour llol-
bra, and my man (Corlmttl will have the
host of it."
murmur. Juno l.--Mtcrnny ilonnral
Castrroln was lurked if there would be any
ohjrwtlou on bin port to the (Torimtt- Fitz-
slrnnmnr ilghtc-orulnu oil in this province.
lie anlri, " It certainly will not tulle plow
in thlu province if I can help it."
til. Itsln In liens».
Karma (211v, Juno l.--'l'he ralnrtorm
that prevailed over southern and mutant
Kansas war the heaviest known in the his-
toryof many cmtutlolr. At rorno polntrr
not late than six innhm of water foil. IIU'
places are lakes. and the ground to more
thorotmhly soaked titan it has been for
fire yrmrr.
Clare ll Riders to Meet.
Nrtw Your. June l.-«-lt bur been de-
rided that the elm ii men of the league
of Amorlran Wheelmen will hold a meet-
ing at Albany on Wednerday after the M-
hany county wheelmen's ram. when they
will try in term a permanent orgnuluticn
of the Haring Uyellsts' mmletlon.
flew tether floss Went for a tlrids.
Hr. Illl‘ll. June 4.——Mlas Hiella ("0"
cry. daughter of llr. Eliaha ilreuory. an.
was married at her father's residence in
this cltyto Mr. John Lindsay. auistsnt
district otioroey of New York.
"Master's loade- heath.
Amman». Va. June r.-iialnrivilllam
A. Shepherd. for to years pmfessor of
ahmnlrtry at Randolph Memo college,
was rtrielreo with cerebral mlesy and
died immediately la a norm riots.
W Ira I Rattler.
Imam", it. 1.. less won-William
“$3393; :3 “tag film
on on, he to
. A
fluke
more good things with
LET
than with f_’
any other
cereal food.
TRY IT.
E Directions for Whesilet Cslre.
One and one-half t‘upl dry \ViilA'r-
ur. one «up sweet mills. two rings, one
tahleapuonful sugar. two tahlrsinnmfuls
butter, two teal uxrnTuls halting powder,
pinch of uh. Like thirty minutes in s
quick oven.
Sold in 2-"). packages by
all leading Grocers.
FRANKLIN MILLS 00..
Lockport. N.V.
0
22.." -M
0
DR. F. W. D ARMER
8llllBEilll DENTIST.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Beta of Teeth on lied Rubber from
Artificial Truth without l’lutee.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
Teeth Extracted l’ululesely, 50c
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Hold Fillings. $1.00 up
All work at reasonable charges and guaran-
eeI .
Ofllre open evenings until 8 p.'rn.
NO. 673 WASHINGTON STREET.
Over Pout Ofllce. South Norwulh.
till lyr
Ellysician for Womelrl
———Q~_.
MllS. llli. ii. i. Tilllliilllll
Can be coneuited at her omce.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. Benn.
run 10 a. m. to 'i p. m. any day exceptSunday
The Doctor in a regular ph eiclan and for
'he want nixter-n years has mas eihe DTSEAREE‘
'vf OMEN a epeclalty. Ladies suffering
from any difficult int-h ant to the sex (M
coneultl r. Gullforr in the etrictest confidence.
and with the murance of receiving the most
skillful and mientiflc treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished for confinement ounce. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to.“ tlfn.
CRAFTY, {2.027
RAG! lintmu) MIN.
‘Slre Korrturké Willroe. No. lKHJim'nrll 2.2l
Dum Argo. by lm'llourur. No 12.3. Scrvivc. Silo.
— A [50—-
BAY BARON, 8,254.
“:04in 219%.
S‘ro liar-rm Wilton No. 4758. Dom i'arr'lt-
\‘lilKT-ahy TEIM'T’KI“V‘ETLI‘W. Nu. Mil. “Jul-viva.
for re». \\ . Ti. E, I.(l('l{\\'illlll .lu.
(ii ill.tiru .‘inrwalh.(‘nrln.
OverOas llililiss M
w. 1.1m it"srm
unattrélé’cgit-h’m
her equal casta- ahsss I style
he r
wearing qualities an em
The prices are uniform-usur- on
From tr to 5.; saved ovsr other Distal.
if your dealer cannot supply you "an. Boldly
J. Schaub a 8055:
s. .3. WlLSON
CARPENTER Mill Bllllllffl.
Office 92 Wall street: shop No. 8 Cross m
Nurwalk. Eatlinatue cheerfully given
large or email buildings. Jobbing of u
deu-riptlon promptly attended to. All 1
heed to
I Wall 0
JANUARY 97. 1895.
“IN! TIM" SOUTH NORWALI Al
FOLLOWS:
Ion Nae You. lost le null.
A. M.—l 13 Wash. ex. . .-101ex..
ii a) 191.. 20 61..
b as ex. 6 82 act.
6 15 local ex. 7 88 «3..
0 NS 1. ex. 8 it! so...
rm l. u.’ r 11 ex..
7 fill ex.. TO 09 ex..
ll 21“.. ii on ex..
9 in ex.. ii 44 ac..
0 all ac.. P. 31,—“ ill ex.
0 58 er.. 1 ill ac..
ill 46 ex.. 3 00 ex"
ll 37 local 91.. 4 iii) w.
P. hi.——l2: 01.. 5 Mac. to Bridueport.
1 ll uc.. BIT In"
I H ex.. 6 3'! ac"
8 iii ac., 7 ill ex..
liner... 723mm Bridgeport.
I ll ex. 841 ..
til ex.. 9 ii ~
it!) an... 1115 Adams email so.
it an ex.. Sundays—7 u so.
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Fire, lite and Accident insurance
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loans N otlated and
tiller. 5 its tread Place.
next to Post Office. South Norwslhmu
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RELIABLE SIX PER
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