Quality and low prices are the secret of :the success of our great sample sale, and
hail make one more great reduction of prices.
Our ladlss’ is. 00 Sample Shoes at 81 75 a pair.
Our Lsdies’ sow Russia cut Lacs Shoes at u. sb a pair
Our Ladlas’ $4. 00 Sample Shoes at 88.25 a pair. ' .
Our 8-button Razor Toe Ladiea’ s3. 00 Oxford at 81.75 a pair.
Our Ladies’ Opera and Razor Toe 83.00 Oxfords at $1.75 a pair.
Our Ladies’ 81. 50 Kid and Russet Oxfords at 81. 00 a pair.
Our Men’s Russia Calf and Seal Goat 81:00 Shoes reduced to 82. 50 a pair.
Our Men’s Russia Calf Razor Toe Lace 03.00 Shoes reduced to $2.00
"The largest and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown in town at the
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LSEN BROS.
THE WHITE Sillli sun
to. a mam Bliilllllla, -
‘unsmtt, sour.
.A BIG SLAUGHTER:
NOT OF STEERS, BUT
GASOLINE ANll llll SWVES.
Two-burner “Process,” with step and oven, $18.00.
Three-burner "Prmess," with oven, 316.00.
Twohnrner " “ " $14 50. V " ‘
“ “ "Peerless” Oil Store, $5.00. '
“Junior? Gasoline Stove, with drop tank, 34.00.
One-burner “Junior" Gasoline Stove, with drop tsrlk, $3 00.
NASH & VAN scov,
BURNER llillill ”All Mill WEST STREETS.
uIANEE or TIME llN suunuv
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVOR lTE.”
it It
lillll Sillilti Billliill Sillill llllllilllli lllll lliw illilll.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c, Excunsmu; 70c.
lk rm
meg£§t£at 2:1;5.m.(8aturdays.l: 35 p. m) Leaves East 31st street 'at
so rdayszm )
.‘ t tsf No walk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and l'rlda
‘ mxflorerralk,“ 'l‘nesday. Thursday and Saturday at Bell} p. m. Freight race ved
'f Anwmpdn. or ___r-.
LAST EXCURSION ro
PLEASURE BEACH
STEAMER “FAVllllITE.”
UNDAY, SEPTEMBER l5.
25c-ilfillfl$l0ll rue-25c
Leave South Norwalk 2:00 p. m.: leave Pleasure Beach, 5:00 p. m.
“ASK Nib—-
RRWRS $3. 00 8H0!
Andyou will see not only a
float and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
. But one in which the
Iatstial is tired. Combining Durability and Style
,mnmwammmnmm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
6
Restart is Dr. lateral new.
prescription forquastsand Chil-
dren. It'eontsins neither Opium,
lorphlus her other Narcotic sub-
MItlssharmlssssubstitutofor
Parsons Drops Swims 8mm
and canned It isplossant. Its
gusraatesisthirtyyears’useby
Children’s Panacea-tho Iothor’s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
m
be not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having calorie, and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the _
mm» W
Weahellpro- ‘ '
trot ourselves and the public at all innards.
Tun can-ran: Coma", 7‘.‘ Murray St, NY.
s‘ "112.3953!
Cllllll Walls
If J
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
lion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walkunan that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMllNll Milli.
l
Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-
ent bil‘iilil's'i continued inr Moacnar: Feta.
Oceanic: in or em: U. 8. Parametric:
and we 1311 so v-ut ill less tuuc tunn muss:
remote-(rum \i filth”; 1n .1.
‘ Send In AlCl drain: 2-,: or pbr o. with descrip-
lion. “e mi \ 51: ll v.1. .cm.:1- .-: 1.. u l. tire, of
Cl urge Onrt‘ce nntduet. L-zrlpuu silirt’tl.
A Home“ ‘Hmvto Um ..r. l‘. 1.1:. with
cost of same In the U. S. und tom“ rouotnes
sent free. Address,
O.A.SNOW&CO.
on Darn" O'IICI. tilt-11.1mm"- i. '5,
.
FITS!”
BRACEUPI nonutosrcoumc'n
Your diseaseils not incurable because your
physician hugger: you up. and you re not
nent from the modl us you
harem triedn
not. an reason you cannot ht
Elfin” type
We can postively curs allm kinds oi
”not Oonvulslon or '2?“
Drill:
lll'l' count Ill, ALI. “CA Ill. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion
and given up by doctors as incurabo.
l'itCurs" you will find a medicine
h:t has never failed to efleet a s yc
loan kour guaranteetwith aunt; gal“ 31.:
person wees nno c.ure n
"racism furnished on applicatic:
1 ct. bottle. ssm. ll qt» 05.00.
mm “IDIOAL 00..
Washington and Water Ste. minimum
LADIES}:
Buffering Moore-am
lul lianstrnatlon and all irregularities of life
hi1"... mince .t-ctu. lit the;
waysbere'lled upon for spend: mm. w.
opt on hand at all times to «wide
man HIDJOAI. 00.
otters:- r orh a case where they have
Oorrsspondenceoon ontial.
WuhlumnaudWater ta. Matisse.
‘ smmm
l
tree the desired result. A has
gm with full directions. sscurel 1 seal-
‘nillionsoflothers. Gastorisisthe,
W Coroner’s Verdict.
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It I. mos rmmwur n. m
essay on m m snot-was
toss-y Would not run runn- u in
' bus-st.
N" Your. Sept. ll. -- Coroner
O'Meagber and a jury made an inquest
into the causes of the death of Mrs live
lino Matilda Bliss. whose daughter, Mary
Alice Almost Livingston, otherwise
known as Mrs. Fleming, is accused of
poisoning her. Through the fear of the
district attorney to reveal to the defense
the whole strength or' the possible weekv
nose of the case he has against the accused
woman theiury was forced to bring in
this noncommlttol verdict:
“We find that Evelina Matilda Bliss
came to her death on Aug 30 from acute
gastritis. also chronic nephritis and lime
plates on cardiac valve, the result of
causes unknown to the jury. "
There was no mention of poisons. al-
though the llttlc testimony that was offer-
ed, wen replete with suggestions of it.
This woe is negative acquittal of the wom«
an charged with the crime. Consequently
her lawyers demanded that she be released,
declaring that the coroner had no right to
recommit her. The coroner wavered, then
issued u wnrrunt for the recomr‘lttnl of
the prisoner, which . was not, howovor,
formally served.
50 the strange little woman who is no
cured of matrlcide out in the courtroom
for. more than three hours, advised by her
friends that she was being restrained
without due process of law, but knowing
that should she sturt to more Acting In.
specter McCullngh, as a peace officer,
Would arrest her.
During that long wait after the verdict
of the coroner’ s jury ultnessos were being
rushed before the grand jury for the pun
pose of having the woman indicted. Unly
port of the witnesses were heard, but it
was understood that an indictment will be
returned today.
Byron Warrant Resortad To.
To méct the cmc'fgéncy of {he fight and
to at orcome oil question of the legality of
Mrs. Fleming 5 recommlttal by n coroner
whose Jury bod failed to find against her,
Judge hitzgciuld in general sessions, was
applied to and granted (1 bunch warrant
for her arrest Demanding nu examina—
tion. she was taken before the judge, and
the belting oi the case was set down for ii
p in. today. It Is not probable that there
will be any hearing, however, for the in-
dictment will. it is said, be handed down
by the grand jury before noon, and pro-
ceedings under it will supplant proceed-
ings under Judge lt‘itzgcrnld' s warrant.
The case attracted a great crowd to the
municipal building, and there was much
excitement during the tiny us the also
passed from one stage to another. When
Coroner U'Mcngbor entered, he found
Acting lnspoctor Mo lullugh and Police
Captain Thompson sitting close to the
witness ohulr. Chemist Walter ’1‘. Schools,
who analyzed the contents of Mrs. Bllss'
stomach and 11 part. of the unused clam
chowder, reporting that he found arseni-
ous ncld flllil antimony in lurgo quonth
tics, sat with Dr. W. .l. ()‘h‘ulllvmi, tho
modlco~logul sharp who is likely to enter
the case for the defense if it ever gets to
triul.
Assistant District Attorneys McIntyre
and Miller \vvro there to look 11ft1~r the poo-
plc's interests. while (‘hurlcs W. Brmkc,
Grate Nathan. Jnhii C. Show and Howard
P. Okle were 1l1-fcndiug the accused wmu-
un. Henry E. Bliss. son of the dead Wom-
un and tho prisoucr‘s hull brother, sot in
the roar of the room, polo imd nervous.
His father and sister were not there. Noi-
thor was Augustus L. 'l‘uobner, who cut
at Mrs. Bliss' bedside the night she died
and says he h1-urd her suythut she believed
slur bud b1-1-n poisoned by Clint) chowder
sent her by 11 relative. llmco Fleming. the
accused woman's 8~yeorwld child, and
Florence King, her plnymntc, who are
cold to tostify that they currlnd the 1.11m)
chowder from Mrs. Morning to 3qu Bliss,
were nlso ubsc iii. A fowwomcu nttcndcd.
llow Mrs. l‘lemlng Looked.
There was a murmur whvu Mrs. Flem-
lng entered in the custody of a court oili-
ccr. The oyosol tho llttlcwumun in block,
whose mnrki-d physical peculiarities have
been so fully described, looked rod. .Her
naturally white skin had assumed an al-
most ghnstly pnllor, noccutuntiug the
prominence of her nose. her big brown
eyes and tho disfiguring molo on her lip.
She was drcssml in full mourning, but at
no time volhvd her face.
She smiled as she greeted her counsel
and friends and took I! sent before the
coroner‘s lwnch, with her book to tho
crowd. Shit kept on smiling throughout
the ordeal that followed, but her smile was
rather on hysterical, involuntary notion ol
hcr features. Once she wept. it was not
when she listened to 11 description of the
autopsy thnt hnd been rformcd on the
hotly of the mother she loud accused ol
murdering, or when her half brother, ori-
dontly under n severe mentol strain and
scarcely able to retain his composure, was
with tlowru-nst eyes and scnrocly audible
voice giving testimony against her. Her
tours come when, after the verdict of the
jury, my Inwy1.~1 were urgulng the ques-
tion of win-the. she should be rocommlt-
ted or not
The jury “in! c it just- i7 lnlnutoa and
returned to render the verdict nbor-oprlut
ed. Ila tending was followed by on out-
break of npplnuse from tho crowd, which
was quickly stopped by tho mutt cliiccrs.
Those who are familiar with such pro
ccedlngs were not surprised at the verdict,
seeing that in the effort to keep the do
fallen from learning his case Assistant Disc
trict Attorney Mclntyro hnd foiled to give
the jury suilicicnt evidenccto find It crim-
inatlng verdict on.
Mrs. Fleming started up us though to
leave the court. Mr. McIntyre salted that
ehebe «nomittcd to «welt the action of
the grand Jury. Mr. Brooks declared that
the coroner had no authority to commit
her after the finding of the jury, as he
was not sitting as a magistrate. He do
mended that she be released There fol.
lowed a long argument our the law.
After it was all over and Judge Fits-
gmld had issued a bench warrant the
little woman in black was led back to her
call in the Tourist and still she smiled as
she went. She will be in into court
this “moon, but it is ll sly that the
seamless will boost oil by the intro
“MM. lowhish lilo
' to plead. and that she will as
1 this to am an trial.
For the goods are all new, but next spring We
went to come out with so
ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
as we will this fall, and in order to do so we
have madea reduction in the price 0!.” all!
Men’sund Boys’ Clothing which will clean ,
stock.
Cell and we will give you prices which will
surprise you. A
w. A. nuEnIcI it
til llain 8t, lloiwali. 8tntineliu1lltng,80llmsli.
Clothiers anti Finishers than lililBlill “
rituals. i it,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
.as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to» under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line 0!
Pill“ BlflTlllll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. "Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwaik. Conn.
BIJOOMERS OR SKIRTS
is 11 question that is agitating the feminine mind, but all agree that
Maud S. Flour
makes the best brood and the most of it
Price reduced to
$4 40 perbbl; 551: per bag
\ on u out good butter u ith your bread. We sell the best
ElGlN BREAMERY at 25 cents lb.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
Slignr Cured llu’nis, per lb., 1‘21.- lliest Sodn Crnckers, 6 lbs. for 25c
Sugar Cured Shoulder, per 1b.. 91: Best (linger Snaps, 4 lbs. forflhc
Corned Beef, per '3 lb. can, 1.51: ‘Best Lemon Crackers, 4 lbs. for 25¢
Roast Beef, per 2 lb. cuu 20c Best Rice, 5 lbs. for 25c
Condensed Milk, per can. 71: Best Oat Meal, 7 lbs. for 25¢
linked Bonus with tomato ounce, 10c Best Cod Fish, I 3 lbs. for 25¢
Root Beer Extract, per bottle. tic Oil Sardines, '1’ boxes for 251:
Full Cream Cheese, per 1b.. 13c Babbitt/5 Soap, 6 bars for 250
Current J elly, per 1b.. 4c Ozone Soup, 6 bars for 250
Lord, per 11)., 8c Best Starch, 6 lbs. for25c
THE NEW YORK BRUBERY Ill)
Donovan Building, 88 Main Street.
South Norwa'llr. Norwslk.
in Inviation is hetshy ex:
tended to the people at Hawaii
and vicinity to inspect outposts.
its Illl not claim to giveynu '
1/ "
" gold dollars in 50- cent pieces; _....
m but we will treat you laiily anti ..
j stly.
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