7.4.“... n noth-
ot the. ma :8. Dean
. he furniture. which
{din corporation under a
. who” were concerned in
company and in induc-
01 persons throughout
' initepnrt in their "lyn-
, onnnot he found in
ey remained away from
, unto. despite the efforts
can to find them. It is
”that the methods of the
he presented to the grand
an; tion. and. according
g onto ofthe counsel of The-
who obtained the at-
ins to the stopping of the
the concern. indictments
‘r.'
of the Stock Exchange have
to the necessity of taking
which will dispose of any pos~
' .. he future of operating by
“ as} those of the E. 5. Dean
by the establishment of it
Melt will give information to
‘ . and. it necessary. to the
31 institutions or firms.
sheriff ‘in charge of the
the Dean company was he-
, bout this city. desiring to
her there were likely to be
which would pay them even
. I i . of the money which they
The answer sit‘en to them
hmiyped one that no assets
him several women in the
athey explained that they
ill the money they had avoila»
tide of their confidence in the
the Dean "sttre system."
them, said that she had murt-
. little farm in New Jersey in
, obtain money enough to invest
company, and that now she
three children were without any
,. One man had come from
. on and. was anxious to know
there was any chance to re-
m which he had invested in
. mtm'"
”a broker'- Statement.
mt volume of the business of
.Qeamcompany was uppztrvuily
. .. nigh Theodore‘w. Myers & (.‘n.
‘ . Wiel & Co. Edward ll. Myers
t his transactions with the Dean
by had been simply illum- of' a
He said that his mmpnny hurl
business. for the Dean mtnpany
Produce Exchange. but only on
on York Stock Exvltnngw. and that
trading was in the nr-tit‘o stovks.
mt! which was received by the
on end which was tlellt'otml to
‘ . company on Monday was
Winn of by the sheriff and
in- his possession. This was
. ‘iflterdoy by the postal authori-
, and I large amount or mom-y in
fit Ind finish was discovered. ilu- in»
muting. it in said. in Hourly fills
, xx “The postal authurltivs yesterday
m orders to del'ivvr no mun- letters
at. E. ii. Deon t-ompuny.
“hill the last few Wi‘t'ki“ it well
comincrriul agi‘lli‘)‘ in the wily
donation to int-vstiuutc- thv I2. 5.
company on the (\[il‘inf‘fllltil] of
'l' its customers. Tim fillirlli'y‘u ro.
’ interesting lmvnumi it gins tho
”lion of Mr. Kiillomz. unmorwr or
W, of its molhodn of doing
, Likely to lune.
, ‘ report is as follows;
i 'Kllltittti'. tuuunm-r of this t'nn.
MN that it Won unnpum-d «if
I. Dean and Mr. Adolph now,
Chicago. and that there was
invested in the luminous. llv
“1‘09! the m-vtiriiio-s. saying
,W in his unto. hut illll'l' limit-
d for them mild they now do.
Vllli I Rift Iy di’imifll ”mummy
“id HIM llii'i’ new but "win-
“I of the t-xvltnnuvn, and
not homtno mmuiwrn. 'l‘oe
“tinned Woo that they wow
and that now or tiw vs
lowod its nwnuu-rs in my
I Q [Ma ”ill! be timk Iii liur
. ‘M lulu“ Whether iluir lli\'i'hl~
'm profitable or not. .umhe
M their customvin in put into a
my invent it unordiut: lu
Wit judlt’nrui. having mu m.
i ' :{ ”WOT. fillllmlfili they from“.
Vi ammo ardent in lauy or
. ondettvorwi lnrwnln cm
Wt tho luminous mm A
one and mm with their on-
fll methods they worn nlilllill
4W m (not! dividends to portion
. money thmulh them. lio
than who spenulstmi mu
f to theirs s [not deal or
‘ m what they lutd and re»
“to! know in nine mom: out
i H .
W l who was one of tits
3 0! “II! 35. ll. linen coin-
oiiloe in the ('nnmmiotc-d
’ . . its field resins-tiny;
v . hid “in Kniior ”in
" Iii incorporstor of "to
whom Hwy
. . l morally (tried
in order in Inoontmmllto
. n wool: l withdrew and
m five sham. tiinm then i
. w omitting to do with the
’ white denim ”0“.“ remember we are headquarters forthe following goods.
Window Quid... ‘
Loco Curtains.“
I Portion-on, '
Haulage, .
Oil cloth. .
Linoleum.
’ Rugs. . .
Mats,
Table Covers.
Clrpot fimapors,
Fancy Chairs.
Pictures.
Our White Mountain Refrigerator leads the world. Our Quickmeal Gasoline Stove is without a' rival,
Our Quicluncal .Blue Flemeoil novels positively perfect, and our to: tables-Oder more for the money than
any to be found in this, state.
lorthlaln and Ann Streets,
w. s. STURTEVANT,
Agency for Tocque's dyeing and cleaning establishn’cnt. BJZRI’ Glove Fitting: Patterns.
‘ Star floor oil.
’hursday ls Bargain Day!
. We have secured as a special for this
week a well assorted lot;-
290--Ladies’ CorSetsuZSc
Which we shall sell for 20¢. Bargains in other Departments. We are headquarters
for carpets of all grades, linoleums, oil cloths, mats and rugs.
A. Dickerman & Son,
N Washington Street,
#1.-
South Iormlk. Connecticut
ottVfiosor,
«A . 1... _-..
WLUTHE
Carriage Buildervand Dealer!
0W.
BOB FITZSIMMONS,
u
Champion of the world. ridesa Pierce Bicycle; also, agent for the Rochester and North-
ampton at $50, GU, 75, and 100, and the Lcnopc Bicycle at $37.50,
fully warranted. Repository open till ii p. m.
. w... ..... 4... mu... m. .........._ who... . ....... .N, u. .
L u t ll 9 r I, w r lg h t’ 3 Repository, one. motion no illiiiilili stuns.
.,..... am... ...»._ .
BEST . l C
. . . VALuel
' LOWEST
. . . PRIGEl
THEY All ALL SMILES!
Become they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
way. TRADE with no nod you will FEEL THE ilAMBl
We have m in stock
the lost hm Show
II
this all“ .
Jfli
“Pretty, isn't she?” said Tom Vin
gent: ds‘heii'h‘ds “a” by his halfv liolph in it way that numrltml hie I
#
AGMIE OFCHANCEJ found instillalnli hedresllud who!
I
m 1-
:!» almonds might mean.
"I do not see why i should go." said
homer» little new the undulntlnu' brother and showed mm "'5“ 9”"
reldt. and Mini: nodded. although no
name had been mentioned.
i Thero'wns no need of a name. when
their list' of feminine acquaint-um
was so strictly limited. One might
have . searched within a rmiius of
twenty miles round'tho spot. nexu- that:
home. where they were speniting.witb~
out finding more than throt- European
Indies, and of those. Biro. Milhiill’ll. at
whose hospllano form they .lnid just
been visiting. was tlm-idmlly houwly.
nud'her lift 0 girl took after her. Mr.
Munich-it's loco. \‘loln ”my. liowowr.
was of it different type ultonvtluvr. and
as Ralph thought of her delicately-ml-
om] ovnl mm». with its frame or gold-
rml hair. llllil its soft. dreamy oyos. lm
felt that to spunk of Miss llrny us
”pretty" was to do her an injustice.
"Beautiful, miller," he sold. quietly,
and iiusiw‘d it little.
Tom was the til-shin spunk again.
”if I bud known that Violn- tlizu
Miss tlrzly won routing: to‘ tho um»
donut, l' should not have suggesml
sending for l-‘loss to come and look af-
ter us."
"Why?"
"Wt-ll. a sister is rnllwr in the way
when om- marries." said Tom. slowly.
"You know Will" the» prowl-b
about two women in one house."
"We how not got one woman in ”It“
house at present." sold ltnlplt. ulnl lily.
hulf—brotln-r smile-d with easy Hi‘lf’t'ull-
fidenw. ‘
"No: but it won't be my fault if we
don't how one soon. wlnxtin‘r l-‘losx dr-
t'illt'ii in route or not. liirm'tly l sow
Viola. Inst Week. i said to lilyhidf.
'l'ht'l‘e is lliv \t’ift‘ {or try."
"You llill’i' mild that im yourself be-
foro. haven't you?" asked Ralph. and
Tom smllnl gmnlmtturn-dly.
"Lots of films. but this liuw it is
st‘l‘iuliii. nnd tin-rt» is nothing in lilo
says
way. We can oillu-r of us Mord to
marry."
“And so Miss timy is willing?"
askt'd Ralph, rlvm'ilu: his ‘lllrnuf.
“l lmwu‘l usko'tl ltvr yt-l. but silo
swine: to like tun: nud out horn, of
mum". l lmvc not nun-h frztr of a
rival."
"No?"
'l'lu'ro wus something ill llw tom- of
tho short umuosyllaliiv \l’liit'll lumb-
,llirl brother tum sharply.
“\Voll. “hut r'u'ul is tlwrv?"
llnlph's lili't‘ had grown a slimli‘ pul-
vr ilmu munl: his lips were tightly
v'ulupl‘twwil.
"Why don‘t you toll um?" usiml
Tutti.
“i suppow .l would be- more fairnuul
squari- ii‘ i nlul." mild ltulpli. rinuly
till] thoughtfully. "l mu sorry. old
lilfili. but you how olw rivul."
"Who?"
“t'nu't you gnu-u?"
"l mu haugml if i run.
nwnn that lwndmnu
i'l:i,\'luu'.’"
"or mourw uql. llul is ilu-tv- uuy
[iiil'lit'llllil‘ wusutt why i should not
mm. of rimming?"
'l'out pul‘lul up his horm- in ~inrv at
him in uufviun- d ”mono-Juno In.
You tltlli'l
or Murmurs.
"You think of umrryui: \‘lolii
43:3,“ '1"
“Why Imi '.' '
'l'luro tins «unwilling: in ltnlplfi-
Vuln- :luuiu \\llii'll nurpt'iwsl hi~ broth
vi: and until» him stillv ll‘n- on Linton:
llt‘ lszltl iv“ in lilliiili.
"I tlu lini Llluit' illli' l ~lmlilt| lw ~Izl’
pi v-n-ul." lu' Saul. Ni'l‘lnlis‘ii. “lou will“
in \\ l lo-trt' thought of you liiiill')
in... “1- ulna». I‘M'lu‘tl upon pm as
l Inlllli'iianl ‘ilit'lli‘ilr."
"lb-mime l urn-r met the ugh! wo
nun."
".\iit| you lum- nwt low in \inln
ilrtu .‘"
"This is nulul‘ul'd." lw hilul. "ion
i'illlllul I'Mil‘rl liloI in gift“ ll|i lli)’ i'llillll
in but?"
"You llilli‘ no more I‘lllllll thou l. Slu-
lilo-N no- .u lam-l nu muvb us you."
"‘l'lmi l- :i ll'tlllt'l’ of opinion," wd
Tom. "I mu going to melt ltor to ho In}
\\ II? In llml'i‘ntl."
"No lilll l." mild ltulpli, moi hm
lu‘oiluvl' luuulwd unplanmtuily uumu.
‘i'lw mquu-itmtml t'ii'nli'y uuulv'l‘um
fin-l mow alvtormuiml tlnlu Nov to it“
into Hold for lmuuvli'.
ills. low and Will? human to lit'll'lLY
mow littlo ouslvty. ‘
“lio you think ilmi \‘lolu in lo lum-
unit you?“ In» wilful. trying to vim-r
illx‘ uiult-iy with u sum-r. uiul liulpli'o
win- mom on u pic-union t'lillll‘ilill ltlllt
ilH «put-I mu'mmitwsu. to» ho unuwvt-ml:
“I do not nook tluii slw in in low
it uh ruin-r of on. nltliouuh ulw vm'iuiu-
Ix lllwu its built."
“'l‘liou llw om- who oposiku lll‘nl mil
luiw tho pull." out 'I‘mn. quivltly. stud
this mrry Ibo um monwui llliil lu-
lutvl not liviml on lint idvu humid of
pulling tho enemy on lilii guard by
flirlillunlilu it.
llilllili did not illlltWi‘l‘. "it mu l‘vul
llltu: how true tin» mural-now lilwiy
in ho. and that tho t'lulurt-vol' n word
‘I'lilll Ill“ lll'ulllill' llllillil ltlnp fur him
that woumu who wanted to him tlw
on» for whom he told always wulim‘l
litid looltml forwui'd.
’I‘ltoy ltml t'vuvlwd ilto form "fill it
Knilit' iti'l'Wllll wus munitm out to lulu»
their homes.
“titnwnylm swim to Iiiil’o u lotion”
null 'l'om. wim haul vouulu night. or
film il-rni. "Wu ulmll sou whether Violin
lunu tll'l‘lili'tl in wow."
lilo look this lulu-r from tho Roll" in:
no uppnmoiimi. and gloat-mu ill do» ml
om. immimi u norm in. in» titanium,
helm W _ f it newly. -
“Id m min? Wit 'ilon.
. In
mm «mm
is,
ii ,
l
going on ho won in an ordinary Way.
in mold llt! line when he liked. ”Yon
Were all anxiety to go when we first
“Milli! of Plum coming out."
"i have changed my mind,"
'l'oiu.
”lint l have not agreed to your
choosing it." sold lhilph. “Unless you
t’tlil giro nu- n good I’PXIHOII for doing
no. i ulmll oortnluly refuse to tulle your
piano." _, '
"'i‘lu'n Floss will lint‘c io‘cotno here
by herself."
“What! nil tho wny ,from annl.
more than n work's journey through it
oountry that she kuowonotltiugabout?
Wt.- t-nnuot think of it."
"I summon not. so you had better go
for her.”
”Or. you." said Ralph. ”You must
.‘Wt‘ in common fairness ihnt it is my
much your duty as mine. But it in
of no use upturn-ling about it. We must
dwiolo it like sensible lilt'll, and broth-
ers." '
"How?" .
"'l‘lw fairest thing spouts to be» to
too; up which goes."
Tom's eyes brightened. After the
derided way in which. before Viola
tirny's znlwul. ho lunl dwinrwl his ill-
toution of inoctitn: his sister at Nutul.
if slur value. uud sprawling u wool; or
No thorn. in- was afraid that ltulph
might insist on his holding to his; in-
lt‘lilinli.
ills fuw flushed as a sudden thought
runny to him.
. Bald
dive. Clayton gun- the a set today."
be said.
"Anything. so long as. it is n matter
of vintuve." sold lfulpb: and still ml.
his broilu-r full in his ptwkt-i for the
iiw two was to hurt- tlu- livid to liiIu—'
self in trying to change \‘iolzt Gray‘s
“Ling into low. .
"lio _\'uil want to throw-at once?“
“Why not? The one who has to go
will burn to slur! :I.-: soon as it it 'eighl.
if I am uulurky I shall turn in as soon
us 1 intro had my suppor. Hand lut-
llle- olit'i‘."
"You will
throw?"
"All right."
llutpli slumk ”will up in hi.»~ hand as
ln- spoko and throw tho-tn on the to-
ill“. bonding over it anxiously to so»
tho ru-sult. l-lis fin-v hnd turned [llllt'
again under its brouzo as ho thought
how tnurh dun-mind upon llll‘ i‘Mllll.
llr lii'i‘tllllt‘tl :I sigh of relief wlwn he
look“! down of tho Ilit‘v. llc- :Illi‘
thrown lift-mu. lt mu sworn-ply likn-ly
til it his liroilwr would lw llltlrt‘ Slit't‘t'i‘fi-
rm. ' .
'l'om's fum- had grown whip-r than
ill\ “hon ho took up llle' dive, null
ll‘u‘tl his lurk.
"l-Jiulum-n.” ho ~2th sharply. and
tho.- on» no i-tultm‘mu in his \‘tllt‘l‘.
:ilflmlluli luv bud “on. "Highlw-u. You
w‘il how to go. Ralph."
"l suppow so,“ said llnlph. llll‘lklly.
Wit-ll? gmnlnizlu. i shall turn in
unit. and Hurt lwfnro you lll‘i‘ up."
'l'nm ilthln-ol mum] as ho took his
ouHirrh-lml lutud.
“.\ru-n‘i _\ou going: to how supper?"
".\o. ilmuks. l tilll not hungry. Homi-
decide it on a single
u
liiirrlu."
alv- Iuruwl into tlw small whit-\-
‘un-ulml room ui tlw Zuni. oi' ilo- build
gin: ulwrv lu‘ xlvpl. fuvluu: that the
liil-‘tllll ut' hi~ lilo was t mind.
3 it tho wry \linl‘i-wil. lllv jnill'llt‘)’ to
?,\..i;il :illil lirtI‘I' \V'Hi'l' Hi'l'illi)’ «lillil lI'li
aims. iru cl:t_\< in \\llll'll in“ lurollwr
w ulcl wlzo i-wly Iiiilml‘lllliil‘t‘ of wt"
flit; llw untuuli lll' low-cl utlnl lilxlkilit:
lln r vulx- for lillll.
”in lu'nllwr row lull-r. in llu- boat
of spirits. and m. lfulpll imd t'\lit‘t‘ll'tl.
:dul'lml up won its lw liml lu'vuki‘ustml
no] \t‘aillwtl i'ulliiil ”w “in”, In l'lllt' in
ill . Mul'mli-II'W.
.\ lmly's figuri- lmd uppvurwl in the
midi) wruunnlt. :4qu mo. mining to
um-i him. ulul 'l‘uut \iuvvui‘s rm...
lvrlulnvm-d til tho niulu.
'l'lw lu'iuluuvu tllhlilllll'lll‘i‘tl Hit the
uguu- vnnu- m-su'm'. oud ho nuw iimt
u um- only Mix. lint-mini; but \‘loln
I‘Iillltl lull lw l‘nr :tuny. and in- bud no
l‘liill Imu‘.
"iii-u» I mu ugniu." ln- will. “llnlph
lmu who to Nomi. and loft un- ull
illnlw. I thought you would take pity
on mo in my loin-linens. Mrs. Muni-
ilvii."
Nu- olitlli'il u “‘t'lt'tillli‘.
"\l’i- ow olwuys grind to two you: it in
.iulh-r for ma now “I"! Viol" liiln gone."
”All“ tlt'uy gum?" lw mild. storing
in lii‘l’: and Mrs. Murmlt-n limidml.
“iii u-ourno you lliil‘i' uni llt'lil'il. ’l‘ln-
mull lit-u night brought it loitor from
IN? lumber in Nntul. "l' in ill. poor
follow. and who wanted in mm m unm-
lo iiill’nt’ him. timrut- won mum: in
iulw lwr ml for its tiviivi’mlrmm. but
lilrltlly tinny tnut ilulpli ut tlnylm-‘u
“fill. and ilmirm- put our in his
t'lilii‘m'. ii is Iuvky for its iluu your
lil’ollu-l' was unlit: in Mufti. wmsu't ll?
fluorite in .lttiii biti'lt."
i'llu- min on «uniting without uouu-
inn tho vhunm» timi liml vouu- into tlw
room; umn's otprosuiou on ho rmln
«iooly by lu-r iilflt’ in tho homo, liui
lw noilwd that lie Willi unusually ul~
lmu.
llo m'nrm'ly studs. until they land
rmwlwii ilw boom. and slw l‘illi ln~
illitil'ii whilo ho was niioudlim to lilo
horse.
'l'om waited mull aim was out or
illlflll. and limit tolling the three lmid~
rd dim wilful! Mr. Momlou's «woman-
"Let us tlt'l'ltli‘ it by a throw of the -
(links which m-rv to ilt't’ltll' “'lllt'll of.
multinational
' or honours non.
Ami Remarkable Proofs list the Na-
tional Disease Lung Considered
incurable.
Cain lie Curl and in fun Ctml light ilm
ll ”Milli.
Mrs. William W. Bloom, who lives at
7 Water snout. Norwulk. Hays: "I burn
been tumbled, with catsuit in my hood
and throat for some time. My whole
head was stuffed up; the passages of my
bend : ud throat wouldnttimes become
so filled with mucous thntlconld not
talk, and altogether it was very annoy-
ing. 1 also suffered I great deal of the
time with headaches. Igor ghouls of
California Catarrh Cure at Ploisted's
drug store in South Norwulk, and I
think it is the grandest stud in the
world. It has cured mo of all the dis-
agreeable suffering I have had for so
long: my throat troubles me no more,
nod I haven‘t had it headache for weeks.
I have recommended it to several friends
who have used it with satisfactory ro-
solts. and we all unite in saying it is a
Wonderful medicine. ’ ’
California Cairn-r1) Cure iso cursuov
agent for colds, combs, hay fever,
bn‘lx‘ichitis, asthma and all purely mucous
affections. Use it during and utter a
mild, add you will uevrr have n cold
“hang on." or even reach the oatarrhal
stage. When cutarrh is once firmly
fix-id in the nastl passages and throat,
it begins to attack the mucous mem-
bmue of‘the passages leading either to
the lungs or to the stomach. The result
of the former course is ultimately cou-
smnptton, of the latter whut is com-
m: niv called some form of indigestion
or dyspepsia. It is catarrh of tho
sit-much. intestines, kidneys and various
internal passages. Uttliforniu Catanh
Cure will prevent and cure. all forms of
(tumult, whatever the part affected. and
even Will check incipient consumption.
it fsvsold by all dealers; 50 cents, three
times as much, one dollar.
The rapidity with which cronp de-
ve'Zups calls for instant treatment; had
yet few households are prepared for its
visits. An admirable remedy for this
disease is Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral. It
has mvcd hundreds of lives and should
bo in every home where there are young
children.
(fronp and wlmoping cough are child-
ltoul's terrors; but like pueun onln. bruit-
clutis. and other throat und lung trou-
hlrs. (um he quickly cured by using ()uo
Minute Cough Cure. G. (I. Stillsou,
South Niraalk, and E. P. Weed. Not—
Wulh.
Two years 2th R. J. Warren, a drop:-
gist- nt Pleasant Brook. N Y., bought it
smollsnpply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. Ho sums up the results as
follows: "At that time the goods were
unknown in this section: today Chitin-
lmls‘tn's Cough Remody to a household
word." “in the same in hundtcds of
communities. Wherever the good quali-
tim of Chamberlain's (kingh Remedy
lwomr- known the pimple will burn
nolhlugclse. For sale by U. C. Still-
Mill.
it: fits
I all:
signature
I.“
0A3T0n14.
ll II
it may sure you limo and money to ho
tuzutmrd that. when you need n blood-
puv-iliwr. Ayers Sursuparilluis tho kind
must in favor with the inedioul profou-
sum. leis the standard and its such.
tho only lulood~puriiier admitted at tho ,
Chit-Ago World's Fair.
cgnwom'
When the spring time comes. ”Gent lo
Anuto.” like ullothor seuulilo pontoon.
Will clmuno the livor and motivate this
[m on with lioWitt‘u Littlo Early itin-
t-rn. {muons litilepills lt-l'lltfill'tr uml
shanty-h nil tho your around. ii. (2.
shalom. rimuit Norwalk. and h‘ 1’.
Wi-ed. Sorwullr.
on so u n it... ‘ ' ‘
la ionitonal in the «rntnlortn of our funtll'v.
liliwlll‘lnuo-ilthtim «'nii'lt it Ooh u don“t.
mu mi ill-«l, ti Htilnun. flout homo it.
mm 1-3 mtrci l’. W_. horwnl . Milli Within.
moi not it iriul bottle ul titlu'o Lure. the root
(lortuull livinody. row to now lh‘tl'i‘l own
is wire flu in for "Mt Mind til limo o
tlw Tlirou umi homo. Utruo nliltiut too an
i
1’» M-
I
,ul. .. Mom. V...
‘ were on.
for Matt end children.
ultimo.
When it cold is contracted. onto it at
on». Line lfiuuto uiuuh Com will in.
run on tilt! fund to recovery in it tniuum.
It will cure pueutnonis. bronchilii,
own and all form! of lung and thrust
from in. (i. 0. Million. South litr-
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