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“construction” of light, healthful,
delicious pies. cake and biscuits. your
say —-“ But above all, use only -
Boss Bakqu Powder
r ,forit’swhatmadcthelr cracker famous.
You know them of course, for over
1 3.0oo,ooo pounds were sold last year."
Take no substitute from your grocer.
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Why take the chance of 11) on
without insurance, when our
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Dr St): (its. a day will giVo you an Endow-
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the everything
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And all other standard goods always
. in etoek. Sold at manufao- A
tumrs’ prices. ‘
Co. florist-lit.
: as “Mrs. ‘ll'lirsrstt. Butch,"
. ,. and commit-
‘M suicide on «tiny ii has been identified
fcgaln. Thai-test identificati n was made
by Felicion Raucounisro of lladolphia.
who claims that the girl was Loni-B Lans-
‘burg before her marriage and that he
knew her in Calais. France. Pauconnlere
cannot remember the name of Illusion:-
en's husbandalthough he saysthey lived
in Sheffield, England. :
l'snconnle‘ra came from Philadelphia a
day or two ago Ind has been stopping in
lain money to pay his expenses. He also
claims to have a wife, Hattie. as chamber-
mnld at 907 Twentydlrst street. N. W.,
; Washington. He is a little, light complex-
loned lirenehmanand is poorly clad.
In making the identification Iv‘aucon-
niere made a statement to John F. Mur-
ray. a clerk in the coroners’ oillce, in
which there is some romance. lie tells of
his love for the dead woman and of her
love for him. He described two marks that
were found "on the body of the suicide-—
_wacclvs l _
"o‘er. and Coconut-Hand.
BUBGIES, ‘
Passions, ‘
OARRIIGESi
' GIIOPIES,
srlsotes, are.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
‘ cam. AND sun THEM.
H ENRY TlLLY.
Removal Notice l
Dr. F. W. Dot-min has moved
his oillce from over the Post
Office to No.1PABKBOW,
opposite Grand Opera House,
Stamford, Ut., where he willnhe 3 , .
pleased.» see his Not-w
tients. Fare allowed. on
hours from 8 a. m. to 6 pm. He
every Wednesday from 8 n. m.
to 6 p. on, for the acommodation
of his N orwulk and South Nor-
willhe at the CITY Hotel --'
one a wart. the other a mole. Besides
these be exhibited n'braidod lock of hair
similar in color and texture to that of the
suicide. which he claimed was sent to
him in a letter mailed by the girl on May
ii. That was the day Mrs. Everett regir
tered at the Colonnade hotel. '
The statement as made by Fauconniere
in the corcnsrs' office was as follows:
Fauconniere's Statement.
"1 know Miss Louise Lansburg from a
long date. She was born in Calais, 1871,
from good familyg'wm married in Eng-
land, 1892, to a man whose name I do not
now remember. She and l ware children
together at Calais, France. :
“I was two years older than she. She
loved me, and I loved her formerly. She
and I grew up together, and I would have
married her, but my mother prevented
me. When 1 was ti years old, my family
left Calais and went to Belgium. Louise
come with my family, and she staid with
my family until I was in years old. Then
1 wentasueoldler for the king of Bel-
gium to Africa.
my mother would not let me marrylmtlac.
l was an adjutant of tho Belgium infanc
try. My family was living at Charlerol.
Belgium. she wanted me'to run away to
' America and marry her, but I would not
he a deserter. When I could not marry her.
she married this man whose name I now
forgot. '
”She told me she never loved him after
marrying him. She went to Sheffield.
England, with him. She was married the
same week i enlisted in the army.
"1 got a furlough and followed her to
A walk patients. 3;, 3. .133” ,3... .
DR.F.W. DARMER;
’ Surgeon Dentist, . .
STAMFORD. . . - CONN;
Sheffield. 9 Sip was "married than lil‘
menthol Her“ husband written in (also
gow on business. I did not see her again
f until May, lava, when lmet her in Wash-
Inatnn. where I met her at Page's hotel.
allowery lodging house.’ He claims to.
have pawnsd some of his olothingto' ob-3
\ .
"The reason for my doing this was that
one day. She again asked me to any
her, but l‘hadno work ahd said I old
not because she not been div ,
She left Washing . and I never heard
from“ her until ay 0. 1896, when re.
ceivsd a letter from horrwhieh w‘ , as
near as I can remember, the followin :
f " ‘Ncw Yoait. May 6,
“ ‘FmaNn—J am free. I’knowf yo are
married» I hope you will leavo'Am ice
and give me satisfaction. I have out! .
trusted and waited long enough. and I
will die in the mystery and darkn the
8th or 9th. Loni '
“Her family was well to do, and ' hey .
are gone—where. I do not know. Bar
or did not have her bocause~she loved me,
and she liked better to stay with myf llll' -
ly than her mother. My family was
to do, but Bad speculations ruined
ther. tiniest a fortune -ln the Pan run
canal. My family are all dead. I am mar-
ried. and my wife lives in Washingto 1
was marriedln January, 1806. I m A
my wife because she looked v
like Louise.” ' ‘
~llsfore making this statement Fan
nlcre called on Coroner Hoeber, and, fur
having been threatened with arrut, told
the woman's name and his own. He
marked, ‘;1 may follow her seen
some meone." Be alto told the
that the girl had written him that sh in
tended killing herself and had asked 1 in:
(lfanconnisro) not to disclose her idea
The Frenchman Boats Johnson.
Pants, May 18.—hicrin, the celeb ted
French bicyclist, boat John 8. Johnson, the
American. in both heats of the 2,000 e
tors race at the Velodrome de in So no.
There was extraordinary interest maul est-
ed in the race, and there had been a
deal of warmth of feeling developed be»
tween the two principals over misun‘ -
standings as to the timeout! placscf'm t-
ing. Both were in a determined mood. nd
the 15.000 persons present felt sure f a
good race when they came upon the . ck.
All Ohio Tragedy.
Drums, 0., May lit—Samuel Nis , n-
ger, a cattle buyer, was found dad lu‘his
buggy here with a bullet in his ‘
:Bertle McDonald of Brockviile,thle co n-
ty. new arrested. sdmits'tbst she
him in the dark as he drove away in
salon- ;Blszhorss proceeded» _ s
,ci y,“b dittanco of ten miles. liar sy
.liilller was arrested as an accomplice.
Arty-onions firrostsd anAdA 3:le
Coxswaanxor‘rc, Nay lei— er’i
A Armenians have bosn‘errseted in the cf pi-
tal during the last fortnight owing to ap-
prehensiohsof fresh manifestations by the
_Armcnian population. It‘ll -two Ar 0
alone and lo Turks were a so all ‘ to
the ltary notion of Kuleil w-s art‘s-tr
ed or some unknown cause '
', continue to be seen during the summer. '
, ,' the fallout. being con and lb the upper
‘ ‘ ell-mot the arm and the amount of ma-
the dominant fashion, however, stills
theater and house woar. It is not used for
toilets of ceremony nor for elegant visit-
silk. This may very properly accompany
a plain ikirt. For bull gowns tho hornets
summer are an illlmiimit! ntnortnmnt of ap—
plications of white, cream or yellow loco on
similar fabrics, nwllilo, inversely, lucrusto—
or changeable, which will ornament bod:
tlons. Larger niches of the some sort will
at be used around the neck or all a border for
capes.
‘ A sketch iii given of a osmium» of silver
ugray cloth opens over a chemisetio of pink
. taffeta which has n plalt down the middle
with a narrow ruillo on each aido'of it.
.Tlll- draped collar ill of the some material.
”The chmnisctta is framed llyrci'orscf light
green silk adorned by pirate buttons.
Asia Minor, and 73 Turkish ““00“; ll -nnd are finished by turned back cuffs of
lllght green silk ornamented with paste
emu. The soft bolt is also of pale green
: «tied :
3; in united the, t on“! the Louis
Quinn scat Mimics a. .fnll basques,
mend bodloes, are hutch worn and will‘
The sleeves are deck “momma-ate,
ierinl contained in! the balloon being much
diminished as a consequence.
The bodies didering from the skirt in
color and material seems . have come to
stay in spite of the efforts of manufactur-
ers and novelty mongers to dislodge it
from the general affections. It is no longer
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OFGREATWEALTH!
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agnoa PRICES” .
COMBINATION COSTUME.
limited in its correct use to dentitoilet, t
lug costumes, unless it in in the form of n
Louis Quinzc coat of fine brocade or brochi
Russet Kid Shoes,
Russet Kid Cloth Top
may be of different material, but it is
usually of the same tint lie the skirt, oven
the sleeves now falling in with the general
hue.
Among the new trimmings seen this Just received '
black mouseolino do, solo, craps, tullo and
iinus of black jet and brilliant spanglcs
Ippear on heavy white and tinted gliipul‘e.
A trimming that shows sigmt of reviving
Russet Kid Tan Tum Shoes,
The largest and most complete line of
Something
and .-
liobby for the
Ladies! ' ‘
$3.00
Lace Shoes, $3.00
$3.50
is the little rucho of plnked tadetu, plain
ices and be combined with other decoru-
gray cloth. ~ The skirt, which is cut in tho
gudet style, is plain. The close bodice of
The
houllunteleevuu, of pninpadour silk, or
lead half way butwmeu the elbow and wrist
S
sonnets.
Ladies’ Bicycle LEGGIN’S
Ever shown in town, at prices from 50c to $1.25. .
Everybody’s Shoes Shined Free. .
aorzucv 70 n LIBERTY maven.
M.H.GLOVER’$ Double Shoe said
so Ill) ‘2 WILL §TREET,
contender.
AL
ti:—
' ,u.
ion and Low Prices.
Better ones at $6.00
Still better at 87.50
Very popular fabrics at Bl0.00
Nobby effects for trace
The Very “"651 at disco
\
Perfect fitting and splendid tail-
nriugand ourgnzlranlce is that if
3 you can equal mn‘ low prices cllll
“ 3 er ili‘illla or any other city, we will
* refund your money. Furthermore
we will make right any (lissaiisfnc.
lion at any time, for if you are a
customer of ours we appreciate it
and do all we can in every way we
ier prepared to satisfy
the fastidious than right
now. Cut and iii are the
lcllingpoinis in trouser
making, and they have
had our very best care.
Try clsewllcrc,tllcn Come
to us and fit on a pair of
ours; the level will result in our
favor every time.
Him: for the wear rcsiyliug kilnl,
hi on in $2.00
Price for the business kiml, $2
to 83.
[Price for the dressy kind, '3,
”ea ers of Fas
unckwsum. l
i
The kind you want at prices you A
want to pay. ,
LAY ASIDE A LIT-
TLE MONEY.
We have a bouncing hot weath-
er bnrgain in the way of a surprise
for you. Some of these warm days’
we will make a dash and advertise.
something you will sure to fancy.
lie prepared with a little spare
ililhll, to take it up quickly, for our
advertisements are read and there
is always a quick response, the
3
l
we sell a customer anything. 0
matter what the price, there is a
mutual understanding, that go 5 cilcviots. ‘caic orders on them. .‘ . A
with the purchase, that the pur- """""" rBDem‘mfibiacs’nj‘figfii'nnk“"233
cll'lserhasgniionllismoney'swm’h The Tuxedo, l uy c a”: n ‘ y y _ .
‘ ‘ ' popular mcns collar you fancy,
If he hasn't he has only to mention
it, and suitable remuneration w it
be made.
The Way the wind blolfl it not
more easily determined than it it c
direction for lhe best bargains in
clothing.
W. A. BENEDICT & (Alf),
Norwalk and So. Norwnllt.
mucbexccpt the fine, neat fancy
woreteds and soft cassimeres for
semi‘dress.
lill.
we give a full dollar's worth for
which are right. and they (the
ladies) talk, and that is why within
Scotch and domestic a week we have put in large dupli-
i“or boys; just like the
. . ‘ ll ' ca,‘ n' it? 'imi the rices:
mens suits, fulldrcsmpmp Abrlg “d '5 t ‘ p
i or for evening wear or (lane. (:’I'ADYSg ’80
/ "iu school or attics Tog ESTELLE. 930
l": " “' - p " - PAV‘SY silo
A‘ r’be worn Willi dresa shirt. ‘ - v .
standing collar and how. 3-... " " ‘ w-.. M"
Black Worsted dress sllit- . G'OVQ‘.
Our reputation on this line of
goods is the highest and we aim to
maintain the lead. Every pair of
gloves we sell are warranted every
lug, silk lined coat and vest
and trousers of some mater-
A trial will convince you that
Umbrellas.
A good umbrella for any price
you (“are to name.
Collars.
The kind that the laundry can't
wear out. Made of the very best
quality of linen and the newest
shapes, perfect fitting, really'th.
kind you want. 15¢ each; or,
2 for 25 ate. 3
Cuffs the same quality.
can it) Milly every Wliill and want. in $5, people know “3 Mid our m“. 00 cents. L way.
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Men's Susts. Top Coats. Shirts By the Buy. g Our Catalogue. A Fad dd AAAAAAAAA 5 P
P h' ' .. seem hardly necessary to mention ‘ . . l You may have seen ii;if not,send 1! WaYrPc'haf’St 51°22: a store Men seldom
or ‘P5 No more for we have to flu in our sizes If yourbuylngmood lsonforcloib-g for it. The boys' business is our Lad”: 52:222.:32 boys' wear talk aboutthcir
you are dressy everyAvAveek lil consrquence of the ing and furnishings with a dash 0, . special pride, and the boys, will) be“ ii'es' waists are made by the suspenders, but
one of sur ulsmg demand and It seems as . , , . . Will soon be men. are nlwavs wuh u a ‘ ~ * . 'f th d'd‘ th
and l . . , . k no _ l ey l e
.3 the lucky well-ma‘ile though every man in town knew interest for boys 800‘“: w“! “kc us. 5.3"” P59?” 1:167“. mr: 6.3:: if ”if: whole “n"
N ones that rmcnta that we keep only one make, the to talk it over with you in a monleyj H " “gill: ‘13:!- st) 1:51. thggoods m-lde would betelling
i‘ | ' w s ' s o . A: g y r ‘
have 5ch :JS‘fgwEsré‘fi’ixf; by for, m bt making way for both of us. i TASnilors.A . f q y abozt {hootwg
. ' ar- 'n .h . l 'b - l mu ways popu arsuu or are avmgsuc
:enefilcd ever seen .—— H t. it 5“; close to 1" wnh “C! {a boys—age 4 to 12 years. A a run 0“- ” ‘5
3’0“" ill this ats mar ctllat We C3“ quuic PTO “l t varieiv of styles of trim- and 50c. ‘
recem city than That you able prices that would cause 0 r ‘ mings “Aid embroideArcAtAi Agile” with?“ {0" “5: ”1d ‘
' . . 1 .‘tars,unc lors etc. to co ore tree or our our. omcrs. . ,
wonderful 0"? know are competitors to think. Come and; bi . Yc ' - - ‘
' saleo‘f l r! l . i ,A, Sills. Redcloih trimming
men‘s all iAcauiIA u made talk ovar Ulll prices and make cm 'I J J on blucand soutosll or wide . f
l . -,. line 0 cspecmlly purisons; don't wait until Saiurdayl .hm'd ‘5 "H'TWC'ITE‘ novelty Half H030. _ ‘1,
woo cm 5 you up for us “gm ; is the reverSlble shield piece '
, as mcn's top here at ”Willi", bemufic CVCY)’ salesman; blue one side and red on the other. You read in the pa era the lids.
fl‘lVWliSCd coals home and has about three customers at a “We 50W“.funcl'fllilfi‘mal’. mixed of “show-knit" hal hose. The
n and . . , Wi’m‘idfi and W3“ K‘rlilds- makers know their real merit and
$4.9 sold at tune and all in a hairy. Remel l- -
Certainly the price _ . ’ . “ spend thousands of dollars alive;-
, h, slight ,bcr all our advertisements are ex- " ” ' tisin them. The ( unlit an rice
them M ‘l )ut . O .3 - . .g . i g . -
rcnruk M..- illliilfl advance A “Cl. trulhsA and they reflect the (”1' 1""- (‘iilllilic ierflSlei 31.le a is right—lhdls Why we ‘1ch cm.
'. law 1 ,. _
value former sca- fab?” theA jergy we are pulling min the burn "A: 3;?” ii”: il‘nildlimii; . .
ac or col. 5 . , , , s o ' sc l) .)c to ca ' . . . .
ever given. sons. y i new lll your interest. oil. ' are Cll- ”ovum-stylefurtllis season. i Busmess is busmcss, but charity
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if you “1" tom . UNDERW‘AR. illiciiilu {l licurlilg illld Will an"; it in .i M lisllilc Styli. dilii ill llAtliill'iCSS is either a humhug 0'
think we and style of our whole clothing Lyon (loll'lrs. _ most boys llkcil plum ”easy amlstokc.
Muck surpaSscs any goods ever SWEATERS . ‘ to take eareoi" looks. itis , ,.-. M.
are “m . seen here before. Abeliluiely tuil- H SIIRY : Our stock is absolutely fresh; ll c particularly adapted to the d‘ ’ ‘ ~ ' .. 3‘
ahead of any other (”lullllllg house or made and I'Ciliiy' to wear, 0 - g . . . f nobby showing of new For- . by the “United .hirt ,and Collar NOCKWOBI’.
in town ~ 1 l - . l "k prmlllctofillc new. ltsbeauty ls . . . . . . , f , .. 3. .
, jUbAi rop lll am as to ... MW-_...._--MM. A AWAAAAAAAA JEWELRY. , . alga iabrnrs and iii sometimes made company, and have added their _ , l , , 'bl Til
see these soils. unmarred by anything that so - with patch pnckcts if the grmlls‘iarge variety of 13“]ng summer That is elmpylrreillstii c. e
, TI’OUSOI'S. HANDKERCHIEFB, gCSIS lllc (iiiy 0‘ MClililSClflil 0f ii SClCCiCd Will admit Of in Single waists to our Stock-"tilt”? iii“! Olh- “CW IhIdCS 0‘ green on W, a“,
‘ t $4 90 l ' , breasted suite will not be uscd‘crcabut the ladies quickly see shapes that aredreams 0‘ bum!-
a - - We have never been bct- GLOVES. 3 hands of the sweat slmp. ‘ When ‘ ‘ r ,
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