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these hard times it is nearly
biped e to find an enterpriae or a
, business that is mnuncrativo either to
labor or capital. Such has been the
It!“ Ionic time past. and the pros-
pectsm not as bright as could be de-
1m Yet there is one line of work that
ll worth investigating. The Garment
fluttered, is needing a few more good
to introduce their garment cut-
ter in other towns upon the same plan as
them! is being taught in rlo.Norwalk.
1'. t" mun-11m is profitable to an unusual
. degree. It is permanent and plcasunt
’ nho. A numborot’ good business men
we now considering this matter and
" thooe who look it up promptly will find
it to their advantag 1.
; Many pen-mus wonder why the Gar-
. _‘ ment cutter is attracting so much atten-
‘ .. tlon. If they will only cxzunino the aya-
‘ ' tom and see what it is and then consider
the manner in which the company does
business they will readily understand
. ”why itienttracting this attention. For
. 1 _ no article now before the public in more
' unfnl and few, if any. more profitable
to the person in the business.
Any article that is a household neces-
sity must always sell. and any article
,. ‘Qhatsellswell, if the profit is large and
‘ competition is little or none at all, must
4“ e ‘alwaysbe desirable to handle. In this
~ direction the garment cutter has no
superior.if an equal. in this country.
. The clear headed business man is seck-
{:3le such opportunities. and many
_ investigate thisut once. Thesehool
at 22 South Main street is open Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, 2 to 5 and 7
Hep. m.
_All New See—dis!
.,.5P0tatoes,
From Maine.
‘ Stern,
Peas,
f‘rlima Beans,
Pole or Bush,
“ Bush Beans,
All of the Best Kinds.
. 'jv Sweet Corn,
’ Sweet Pea Seed
By Ounce.
smuzl. cousi'ocx hrs
72 North Main Street.
Did you ever get tired of 5ch
ing the word
.ACETON . . . .~;
. . ACETO
If you are troubled with
_ ‘lleadache, Rheumatism, Neural-
gia, Bad Colds, 81c.
. ‘Try’ a few powders, and you
' ‘ j ,wfll never tire of recommend-
mg 11: to your ailhctcd friends.
’ When called to a case of La
,..2;Gr1ppc, Dr. Marland always
tglvesthe followmg prcscnp-
tlon: "
‘ It. Amtonh dr.
:1. n. I‘ulv x... 12.
81.3. Take one every half hour, till perspir-
than 1 n- .
. lac. "m 0‘“ ”mf’ammanma'n.
' this disease is world wide.
Aceton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaisted's.
EGGS
11 kinds of the Best Emu for
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This success‘ 1n the cure of ‘
Bwi
idly
This Time Will Be Her Fourth
Matrimonial Venture.
can an w 1 serum manna.
The luv-Iago Will Occur It fit. lads
(‘huroh In Nov York June- W. Cooley.
an Actor. the Bridegroom—‘A Harvard
l‘rofeeeor Ill! I‘lrol Husband.
Xm- Youu. April Elk—Mn. l.llyon
Denim Daniel. and James Mortimer Cho-
ua will herbal-led In St. Leo‘s church on
Wednesday. April 29. by Father Dulccy.
The reception will be from ll o‘clock to
midnight at 17:1Weat Furty‘ucventh street.
This announcement ll clmple in itself.
but an unusual lntomt attaches to It
when the fact is known that the bride is
none other than Donna Medina. when
suit against the estate of William B. Den-
lcbl. a Colorado millionaire. in still pond.
log in tho chums. She hi hi: widow and
is llllllfl for her portlon of hi- great
wealth.
Beautiful and nccumpllched, Marleen
and umhakcn lu lhu faceol overwhelm
inn odds. with rare personal charms, Doo-
na Medina, with all of her alleged ee-
ccntrlcltles. in one of the most striking
figure-l that ever played a port in romance
in natural life. llnd she lived in a heroic
DONNA .‘l A DIXXA.
age the precont day novelicts who are
working that field Would find in her the
subject for an absorbing story, full of rap
id action and human feeling. plotting and
counter plotting and mingled with all the
captivating, but bullllug personality of
a lowly woman.
A: the donha herself tell: the story, she
was born in Mudrld, how long ago is not
vita"! essential to this story. Her mother
wast udaughter of Count Jone Miguel
Medina, a grandee of .Castlle. whose
wealth was probably compassed in $40.-
(1110,1100. liar mother fell in love with an
American, and. despite the nhjoctlons of
the count. married him. She was disln.
horlted. but happy withul. Two children
were the result of the union. The donna's
sitter became the wife of Marquis Durut
do Brig, whose home is in Paris, where
the mother is at present atnylng.
Married 11 llarverd Professor.
The donnn was brought to this country
Will"), 15th ‘J yearn old. When only 17. she
muffled William B. Smith, a professor of
lcchuology at. Harvard. 110 was one of the
pioneer surveyors of the Northern Pacific
railroad. TWochlldrco born to them died.
The Smiths lived happily together for five
years and during that time resided in
Toledo and Fltchburg. 0. Then the pro-
ieasor died. and. moved by the some rest:
less. nmbltlousspirlt that marked her suh-
aeqneut career. the doom went to Boston
and there studied medicine. She met Na—
thaniel Abbott, a commission merchant
of Salem, and he loved the dark eyed
young widow at first night. They Were
married shortly afterward. but only lived
together a year and 11 half, when she 50- -
cured a divorce on grounds of cruelty and
infidelity. .
After her divorce she went to Denver.
and Daniels fell 'a victim to her charms.
lie was a member of the firm of Daniela
to Fisher, and, it is said. a silent partner
6i H. 11. Clalliu. The donna established
a home of great magnificence and spent
money lavishly. it is told that she often
spent. $1,501! for a single dross. She had
a host of admirers, but always kept them
at a proper distance. Even her enemies
admitted that. lint. Daniela nevertheless
complained of what he called her “bohev
miun lmhits"-~she entertained royally and
smoked cigarettes.
Daniels secured a divorce through per-
,iurcd testimony. the donna and her friends
doclare. He made her a settlement of 87.3,—
Um’l, and this was spent in Europe. She
returned to Denver and got $10,000 more.
It was then that she showed that. she was
a fearless and determined woman. She
had an appointment with Daniels at his
home, but when she arrived there he had
left for Hot Springs. Ark. The maid tried
to bar her entrance, but she forced her
way in and went up stairs.
Assisted by Cowboys.
Daniels' confidential man, named Rich~
ards, ordered her out, but she refused to
go. He went out and returned with three
cowboys. llo called her down stairs, and
shelwas about to obey, but anticipating
his design shJiled back to the room and
locked the door. Then the men tried to
break in, but she went to a bureau. and,
securing her husband's revolver. threaten.
ed to shoot through the door. and they de-
sisted. Then an attempt was made to get
at her through a window, but she backed
up against the door and with her six
shooter drove the men oil‘ again. ‘
She held the house for ‘24 hours. when
she surrendered to the sheriff. who arrest-
ed her on a technical charge.
During the stay in Denver she stopped
at the Windsor hotel and lived with her,
accustomed elegance. The bill was a trifle
like $2,000, and Daniela paid it. He died
on Dec. 24, Hill, leaving 84,000,000 ton '
son by a previous marriage. The son is
now 21 your; old. but is aminor under].
the will and cannot get his portion of the
estate until he is 30. The dunno, claimlnk
that Daniels' divorce- from her was ob-
mined by fraud. is suing for her dower.
William Fisher. Daniell' partner, is con-
testing his claim. and‘the fight has been
long and bitter. but the prospects of he!
cuccesc are bright at present. .
Mr. Chuna. who will lead her to the al-
1ar on Wednesday next, is an auctioneer
at Broadway and West Forty-seventh
street.‘ For ten years he was an actor,
‘ known to the profession as James W.
Cooney. Hi5 last engagement was in the
company of Joseph Murphy. cl: your: ego.
Phil-dolphin” alum-u In Iona-mu.
Lennon. April ext—r Time! file
anemic ‘publlchec a dlcpl frochvoy,
11d. announcing that on Walnu-
D. Hurray Bella married
square; ”I. m a
IT PAYS Vida
'1‘ ha Moineseedpotam '
wimiinthefleldvlthfiu
ectandthebestyieldlnl
thatgruw. The
Early Rona
Timur-mm a shining light
in the putatoe world. Grown in
the virgin soil of old Muiueziia
m
power undhuildched.
The Beauty
°f When... ..
. a
gauche; quality uranium
r seed is true.
Kin of
Eary
A member of the Rose family. 7
to 10 daya before the wee. A good
crop r. Reflect» no dice-unlit on
the wfamily.
The New
Queen
Ensembles the Beauty of "(dirt)“.
but in earlier. “would of numer-
ouugood qualitieu. I mined but
your at the rate of 250 bushels to
the acre, mostly of this variety.
The White
Star
A late keeping kind. a line earlier
and will give “detection. The
Green Mountain. An oval white
po me, ablgcro per and a aplen-
dhiacmkur. Pride of America.
Very prolific. oblong, mouth akin
of rcdiah look. Hardy and reli- ,
ahlc. Will repay you to plant it. :
LORENZO DID-Ll.
HO! FOR
Florida andtho South
IV THE
CLYDE LINE.
Fare to Jacksonville, £111., £25.00; excur~
«ion. 843.30,
Fare to SLAuguatine. Fla.I $26.50; ex-
cursion. “6.05.
”To" Charleston, 8. C. “LOO: excursion
'J..l .
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
lnformatlon,tlcketc, atateroom, etc. in-
quire of
GEO. r. EEKR‘SE,A¢t.
Crrv Narrow“. BANK.
or W. P. CLYDE & 00., General Agents,
6 Bowling Green. New York. -
WAGON S l
Now and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PHAETOIS,
CARRIABES,
GANOPIES,
SPIIDLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
.H EN‘RV TILLV.
are not necessarily
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
goodness. Lorillard's Rose-
Leaf Cut Plug is not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it '5 (11:4).
. The prudent man smokes it
from motives of economy.
The extravagant man smokes
' it from choice—because it's
good. When your tobacco ,
dealer ask: “What kind i" '
Slorillard’s!
Rflsi-lEAF ‘
But Plug.
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Hullabaloo
To the Good of lie People.
and Glad tube 80.
m
When you know a need thins tell it.
It will not lumen 11; goodness.
But will do good to mum.
If you’ve been cured. toll It.
There's more mhwry Just like it.
Wultlnl to find out how.
Time are lots of lame been in tact
Norwalk. .
11': a busy place and backs are and.
There's urinary trouble to n lam cu-
tent.
Ever notlce how many people over
forty complain?
.Seven out of ten lay colds effect their
kldneyc.
The kidneys are the cause; not the
colds. Keep them in shape and life is
llft'.
You can do it anally Ind pleuanlly.
No nauseating disturbances.
No effect except on the kidneys.
But that effect in quick and perma-
cent.
Duan'c Kldnuy Plllc do pnfocl work.
East Norwalk la full of their llralacc.
Mr. Wm. F. Knapp. No. 55 (nhurn
avenue. in fireman in the factory he-
lonxlng to Ruth & Geltlnchmldt. .llc is
In old-time engineer and a well-known
citizen. He can: "I had a weak Ipot
in my back which I attributed to my
kidneys. The urine was wrong and
often contained 11. «sediment. I heard
about Doun’n Kidney I’llht. went to
Plnleled'c drug ”are and procured a
box. Since taking them l feel well in
every mpect. The weak spot am war
In my back ll now as good and strong
In any part of me " u
The aching back has no greater me-
my than Doan'a Kidney Milan—not In-
jurlnus lo the moat dellcote constitu-
tion. Do not art on the. bowels. but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Price. 1.0 1‘1"an per box. or six
boxes for 82.50. Sill! by mail on re-
relpt of price by Foster-Mllburn Co.
Buffalo. 5'. Y., lull‘ agents for the Unit-
ed States.
One to five uppllrnllnna of BMW:
Ointment wlll cure the worst case of
Itching l’lles tlwn- over yes. Can you
afford to cul‘fr-r tortures when a simple.
never-falling remedy in at hand?
Donn“. Ointment never fails. ,.
No small objection which young folks
had to the old-time le'lllK-llllfflll'lllt'fl wax
their nauseouaness. In our day this ob-
jection is removed‘und Ayer'u sin-napa-
rilla. the moat powerful and popular of
blmd-purificra, in as pleasant to the pal-
ate as cordial.
Burns are absolutely painless when
Do Witt'a Witch Hazel Salve is'prompt-
ly applied. This statement is true. A
rfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped
lands and lips. and never fails to cure
Piles. E. 1’. Wood and G. (J. Stillson.
Henry—W—ard Beecher once informed
‘a man who came to him complaining of
gloomy and duspoudcnt feelings, that
what lm'moet needed was a guild cathar-
tic, meaning, of course. such a medicine
as Ayer'a Cathartic l’ills, cvery dose be-
ing effective.
~*-,.. _.-...._._‘_._.._._.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Cactorla.
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ll. Y.,llew Haven 3 Hartford
RAILROAD.
‘ Trains Leave south Norwalk as follow:
For New Vork.
AJf. 520.530.515.555 706. 705, 1m. 0m.
amused)». 11.57. 1‘. M'. “52.111.225.264.
4m. 4m.5ac.5ao.5m.aw.n1.pu. 10:0.
ausmra. ‘
A.nf. 520.530.9111. RM. 514.138.1128.
Lo-vo New York for loJlorw-Ik.
A. M.5m.om.7m, am. 900. 10011. 111011. 1100.
11011.net. P. ”104.200. 11m. 402. 406. 4:10.
6 9.600.603.7011,81m.9m1200.
auvmvs.
A. M. 600.180. P. Ill. 000.1200.
Loavo South Non-talk .
for New Haven.
AJf. 13.120.0m.7ss.su.911.1om. 11011.
l1“. 1’. . 1205.1m.aoc.no.cm. 527.627.
6W.710.0lh9ll.lllh.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Lo-v. Bo. Norwalk.
LN. 637.1011. RMJASJSHJHJM.
suunsrs.
All. 929. RM. 125.
Leave D-nbury.
All. 600.730.957.11“). RM. m. 0157.
euxmrl.
A. )1. cos. P. II. 606.
m
J. O.JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calci'minor,
Painter.
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Moulding: taken to
boom for inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerfullv Given. me lo
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M r..." 5.15- .3,“
S. B. WILSON
eunuch sun REM.
ESTATE AGE".
92 WALL STREET. NORWALK. CT.
two or Three Good Home.
“Wmetp‘lw. arm axon-ace one
for atom or me
sum 11011111st 9 - -
. . . sswacscsan.
ll Washington Witch‘-
Opendailyfum‘nto 12 c. 111.. and from
‘1 to a p. 1a.. and m Mono-y evening-
fzo-‘ftollu ,
Walwmdmh
ALB!!! A38 Prat.
l I
A Level We 1M
WWW». Inc. April an. lm-w'ly
“"10 My. munch mks old. has
lime birth lettered greatly from wind
colic. All media fade. to use him
until a lady friend recon-ended Dr.
Band‘cikilic (Euro. 1 tried it. and would
notbe without it. and l gratefully advise
all mothers wishing“: sure remedy for
colicky babies to try Dr. Hand's (kilo
Cure.--Hrn. A. L. mum-vent. So. a
Simmflm."
£51; ‘c Remedies at all drug nova.
A little ill. then alittle pill. The ill in
Jail, flit: pill it: wanna) Do Witt'c Hill]:
y were, i a atomgmt .
E. P. Weed and 3. C. Stillam.
7mm
Send your addresn toll. E. Bucklen
8:00., and act a free lample box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will
convince you of their merits. These
pills are may in action and are par-
ticularly effective in the cure of (71m-
atipation and Hick Headache. For Ma-
laria and Livcr troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every do:
lelcrioua substance and to be purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to sum.
ach and lmwcls greatly invigorate the
system. Regular size 250. per box.
Hold by Plaiuted and Word. Drums.
Bally peoplc have no time. and hemible
pimple have no inclination to use 3 allow
remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts
roulptl and gives permanent mulls.
.. P. red and (i. C. Stillmn.
Your Boy lent the u M.
So Mr. (lilman Brown, of 34 Mill St.
South Gardner, Malia. was told by the
doctors. Ilia non had Lung troul'rle.
following Typhoid Malaria. and he spent
three hundred and seventy-five dollar!
with doctors. who finally gave him up.
saying: “Your boy Wont live amooth."
He tried Dr. King's New [linemery
and :1 buy bottlea restored him to health
and enabled him to go to work apt-fleet-
ly wcll man. He saya he owes his prcuv
out good health to use of Dr. King's
New Discovery-and known it to be the
best in the world for Lung trouble.
It in not a miracle. It won't cure every
thing. bu tit willcurc pill-s. That'u what
DcWitt‘sWitl-h Hazel Halve will do, he-
camw it. has done it. in hundreds of emu.
E. l’. chd and (i, C. Stillson.
0mm. Cannot be Cured
With local applications, as they minnot
reach the scat of the disease. 011ch
is a blood or constitutional (llflf‘lw. and
AWEIHOUOL
Colo-Id feel-om la Aniline-n m
the Plan of one. An...
Copyright by (ha-(wanton 11-1101“ Flu
Anaemia. . . ,
Tim the uncalled Qua-u Anaestyh
of architecture will not long remain in
popular favor to a very safe prediction.
l1: exit-Inc popdcrity tubule-l1: only
decline. zvcry tidal wave mm recedo.
It will hon matter for rcouratulctlou.
indeed. if Wuhvmicsoftyrodc
ritual do not bring this so called Itylu
into Illicit". dispute.
Already a noticeable number of clinic
instruct the architect not to give them
the Queen Am» uterus». tin ch client“
on View] with the mlonlal features.
as a rule. which is rrgafllrd so an indi
align that the colmdal is growing in
fnv .
This develwlnx pMmm-c must stat
ify all people of good (auto. The m-ll
defined features of the colmnal utylearr
of electric origin and cannot be im‘
proved. Whrn the dmigner attempts
«numbing "striking" with it he gets
away from it entirely.
The «Inigo given herewith in regard.
a! 1'. a fair trample. llw all .iuncr being
limited to low cod. Thu-olmlial fea—
trmm may be cold to be confhwd to the
windows. but the window. are m truly
colonial that they dominate the whole
exterior.
The following is a mmewhat detailed
deerriptitm of this tlmign-
size of “torture Front (width). 82
feet: depth (tidal. N fH-t.
Height of atorim; ('cllar. 7 fort;
hm duty, 0 feet; second story. ll
feet.
W2 l
L WW. 1527‘;
in order to care it you must take intcr- ‘ M ‘
nal remedies.
taken iulcrually. and non: directly on
theblood and mucous surfm'ea. 1mm
(Jatnrrh (l‘ure in not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the beat
phyuieianu in this country for yearn. and
1s a regular prescription. 11: is compo».
ed cf the beat toniea known. combined 1
with the beat blood purifiers. acting on
the mucous surfauzea. The perfect com-
hinatiou of the two ingredients in what
produces such wonderful results in eur-
iuu Uatarrh'. Send for tcatimooiaiquc.
F. .‘l‘.CHENEY dc Ct).,l’ropu.. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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We might tell you more about (m‘
Minuterugh (.‘111'e.but you probably
know that it com a cough. Every one
does who has used it. It in a perfect
romcdy for- coughs, colds, hom'acncw.
It isan especial favorite for children,
being pleasant to take and quick in our
ing. E..P. Weed and G. (I. Eltillcon.
Children Cry for ‘
Pitcher’c Castorln.
It‘s just as easy to by One Minute
(tough Care as anything else. In“!
easier torure a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your next purchase for a
cough be One Minute (301mb Cine.
Better medicine; better remit; better,
E. P. Weed and G. (I. Stillman» .
try it.
Buetlln’s Maia Salve
The best salve in the world for cute.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt. mourn. fever
sores, tctter, chapped hands. ehsilhlainu. g
coma, and all skin eruptions, and poni-
tivoly cures piles, or .no' puny required. ‘
It is guaranteed to give perfect mtialac' ‘
tion or money refunded. Price 3:» meme
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stimson.
Take an groom; not. Early :
Risers just. for the mod they will do you.
These little Pills are good for indigent :
ion, good for headache, (mod for liver
complaint. mod for constipation. They
are good. E. P. Weed and G. (1‘. Still-
sun.
. You Don’lltavc hive-vol,
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about NovToBac. the
famous tobacco habit cure, ”Welmovr
of many cases cured by Romance.
One, a prominent some architect,
smoked and chewed for twenty yearn;
two boxeacured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him nick." No—
To-Bac soldaud guzwanteed by R. B.
Pluieted. Nocnre no pay. mm.
Sterling Remedy 00.; New York or
Chicago.
It‘s all the some, a alight soldering“!—
ed lungs or severe cough. One minute
Cough Cure banisheu them. E. P. Weed
and G. C. Stillaon.
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Children Cry for
Pltchgr'c Cactoua.
mmmmuummm
mumnafil‘iaflflim
watchmen-“mum
Which-CMWM
Hall‘s (Inturrh (Im'c fa‘ '
-.-1
Materialv for warrior walls: Foun-
dation. brick or alone. fire: story. clap—
b-vardo and «hinglm. mumd awry.
ahlnglm. rmf. «shinglw.
Interior finioh: All rmml finislwl
with White planer and N)“ wood trim.
All wmwlworlt to he lrmtwl with wood-
iillcr and linirhcd with hard oil. show—
in; natural color.
liste’rulr colon: Entire body and
golden gainful a «alloniall madmm i‘hflllc
of )1 yellow: all trim. «such as water to-
. bio. veranda and balcony rails. all
. nmnldinr 4. machete. window and door
.f‘mmea winml white. Outside doors
trmtcd with wmd filler and finished
Roof.
with oil. elbowing natural colors.
zihingleé oiled.
£14)?
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'Elflllllhllllld
'1'
fl
1:0 '1 1";0 ‘ 0
[4137: I53” . .
. ‘ Acmmodafim: All the rooms and
their aim. the panttiee and closets are
I than by the plane given herewith.
1 There- iv‘a cellar under the main home.
, and the garrct is floored to provide stor
:age mu. If preferred. the hell my be
1 enlargevlby including the recption room.
‘ If preferred. the sitting room may be
3 um] an a bedroom. in which case the
j motion room ehould be connectedand
he and” ”sitting room. It is an easy
i matter to convert the unalleet bedroom
[on the md fluorine a bath room.
. C : In the vicinity of New York
‘ City. $2.21».
"our mu. .1 (an 1- Ger-u].
Five systmof “ware in ace in Ger
many; macaw people live under the
Fraction code, 5.500.001 cider the $1
on, 7.500.000 ‘ under the French" cote
civil. ILM.Wnnder the German com-
mercial code. the modernized form of
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