ii
. “urchin In
. “city. on.
Willem of his dunn-
liint meet his prop-
» ”01’?“ch support or
lac that she, and
. '~ . lived happily from
inmaatll 1894. when.
became infatuated with
He was neglect—
that. she avers.
MN” 25. 1896. and
0. ‘l‘.. for the pur-
_. tililtlence on. which
ppl lions for divorce.
rum. laaowsn. she
' to his home and de—
heltinx a divorce.
January. not. how her
, . a Wee and how.
ibapek. again to Trenton
. . cinematic her to re~
1dr!!! from the house on
' .hls pecuniary alfalrs
him to maintain such
‘hme‘nt. She tells how
hie evict her from the
then says that he promised
_ llilil a year and some
1 113““ support of herself and
ladle! in Oklahoma.
>that lir. Maxowan was
t of Oklahoma. and that
he claimed was not such
h the atatute conferring
vorce cases upon the
“at state. Mrs. Magowan
} .. has abandoned her.
a long time she has re-
_ .from him.
my without means of sup-
g and her children. she
‘ ‘ itirlllcing her goods and
V > charges that her hus-
‘ deposit with the Trenton
Cafe Deposit company a
money.
ind her child. she alleges.
. in ample manner. She
If. Iuowmi holds other
the nature of which he eon-
lfillflhe ls disposing of some
to. raise money to support
.. and her child In lavish
”that within the last two
Wham! has received salaries
.. to more than 850.000. and
m at all times command good
dill asks that the decree of di-
procured by Mngownn boiler-lured
' void and that he be compelled
his abilities and to provide
Report of hill wife and chil-
M Cuba With ”lamina.
«jerk. my h—On board the Brit-
, Anerley. which hAs jullt
drain Jamaican ports. were two
untried iii. Cespedes and II.
g~,,llouded the steamer at Port
‘M and very recently left
~ .9! General (lorries intrusion
t dispatches to the Cu-
and is also the bearer of im-
ttars to the Cuban sympa—
thll city. He also brill" as
. ill) colon captured by the
. in all encounter with
lust «previous to leaving
. lint. Vino left the Cu-
ia an open boat and landed
‘ w , till then drove to Port
W the Anal-icy n few,
' the salilnx of the steamer.
WW
. Mil ltlpiw.
S. (2.. May lwAl a renull
1‘ lion made by "W «Hill‘-
' lilo tho conduct oi rer-
tltr stale Mammary. ll
lathe arrests will be manic
' ofltlialli ’l’ho churn
3 that the! appnlprlsled
in! alum lemons. «to.
_W with certain lluuoril
have but» "totally shipped
' 'i‘ha testimony mlllwtwi
littoral will ho made
and will create a son-
“0 Its-wit.
twain“ fol-liar. a
it. it. 1.. war found
= ills body buns by
in a haul; in the coin
wscsssoisuicldo or
was ,tlyesrs old sod is
child
1 t
a”
‘ 29"“9. ' -
how a summubs was ‘
s
éButtcr dishes, tu‘
.firookfo'ryl ‘ ‘
Enamel
altcr~dinnrrt, plates, sauccdhhc
~ gain table interesting to'nnyone.
9d. Ware! "
Buckets. sauce pans. basins, pie plates. jelly cakepans, stew pans, preserve kettles,
measures, cuspidors, milk pans. pudding pans, flippers, ladies; shimmers. tunnels,
and“ so other articles in Habennsn’s best quality. Steel Enameled Ware, any plate
of which is worth 25c, and the most of which is {stalled in this town for 40¢ each
Our price is xoc each.
Send us your orders for carpet and rug cleansing. We do the work thoroughly
without removing them from the floor, and charge you one hall of whit‘it would
cost you to have them beaten to pieces and then never cleaned. Many
from the best people of our town.
a
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9 “I“ 5083; Mill hem bowls'ii‘igli Locke stands,
out bowls. rota Sari. round and am fruit dishes}; bread trays, celery trays. celery
holders. linger bowlnoil bottlns. vinegar jugs, mien. cream, bouquet holders,
cautiously! niilkholders. 5 piece condimentsets. ill of which; we have in great va-
riety. and hundreds of pretty and odd pieces not mentioned.
Largciea pots, sugar bowls, platters, cake‘plstcft. china bowls, cups and saucers,
s, and may add and fancy pieces, linking a bar-
lortli Iain and Ann Street‘s.
“nth lentil.- 9999- ‘
AGAINWE CALL
Your attention to our large assortment and choice patterns of
lngrain and Brussels. Carpets!
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS
. OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUM'S.
' 'A. Dickerman‘ 8: Son,
Sostll larwsllt. Connootinst
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m . MM mast-matting
.ccllibrtsbisCiothing. Afloarcustoruersicel on
w. Widthusaudyouwillrml. run W!
. Ivor 1:80” i“
this Gilli
it Hi ta
all around
alias Lucy. a writ conic“
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will. the - not MM
Morris. butler {or lint! D. Borden of
25 West riftyoslxth street. New tort.
Harris was shot to! death in the hall»
way of his employer? residence at
noon. luv 2?. 1895. The case mystified
llnally as client tin unsolved my“...
ries of a great city.
Nellnon'n statement is that he. in
company with two other professional
burglars. known'as Low Dutch Henry
rind Bindindden. determined to rob Mr.
Borden's residence. and that while on
the way to F'iftlhsixth street the trio
quarreled ovur who should ilrst enter
the house. '
lie declared his pals insisted that he
enter first. and he left them. They
finally Went to the house. and while he.
stood at the corner he heard pistol
shots. Then he learned that Harris
had broil murdered. Nellson says that
Low Dutch Henry murdered the but-
lcr and that the murderer is now in
Chicago.
Captain Item field For Grand Jury.
New 'York May 5.-‘~Ilnited Staten
Cunnilrliesinner Shields announced his de-
cision in the case of Captain Edward
W. Reed of the Alfierican clipper ship
Thl‘fllflfi F. (lakes. who was charged
with cruelty to his crew on the voyage
from ‘liougkong to this city. On the
trip several sailors died. and When the
wallet was towed into this port about a
month aim the remaining members of
the crew were helpless with scurvy.
Commissitmcr Shields. who investigat-
ed the complaints of the sailors against
Captain Reed. says that in his opinion
the facts warrant the placing oi the
matter before the United States grand
Jury. Upon his finding Captain Reed
is held to wait further developments.
Inventor 'I'huruo Dead.
New York. May 5.—Joevph Thorne,
the inventor of the Thornc iypsetiing
moi distributing machine, died at Sing
Sing from Bright's disease. used 72
years. He was born at Marlborough,
llluter roomy. N. Y. Thorne served
through'thn Mexican war and later he-
cnmo mi engineer. He was second on-
gineer of the ill fated Arctic for a time.
but resigned just before that vessel
started on her inst voyage. Mr. Thorne'e
intentions were many. For some time
he was n’samlntetl Mth Howe, the new-
lux machine inventor. Later he was
with the Singer company and went to
Scotland for them and established a
factory.
Anxiety About Overdue Vessels.
Montreal. May 5.~Grvat anxiety is
being expressed here about the fate of
the steamer» that are over-due. and the
shipping oilices are being besieged by
pt’itnlt? who have relationp on board.
There are about a dozen both passen-
ger and freight slmnwrs. Among the
missing: ones are the Xumldlsn. which
left Liverpool on April ‘2? and was to
have sailed from horr- on May 8.
and tho Scotsman of tho livnver lino.
Among ll'nh freight Slt‘flilll‘l‘x are the
Trilarlin of the lionnlilmn lino, which
loft Glasgow on April iii. and the Cur-
vnnn oi the Johnson lino. whit-h loft
Ni'll’fllsllt’ on the sumo- :lnit'.
Miners to (to on a Big fltrihr.
Ph‘nllrintvloun. May 5.«».\«itix-vs from
uppcr east Trout-sew and southern
Kl-nluvky show that n genernl‘strlkc in
all the mini mint-n in that section will
probably m-rur «luring the next tow
days. Already the minors at Jolllvo.
tllvnmnry. Robbins and lli'lcno'und.
numln-rlng zoo. :m- out, mul the imll~
until-us uri- that c-n'ry mllu- lu-lwnon
f‘lmtlnnm-gn llilll .‘lnnlvrrvt. Ky. will
soon be nhululmn-rl. The l'lltil‘il’ oi the
trouble in n gone-ml reduction of ill per
cent.
Hotel at Newport fitilrl.
NPWi‘Hl‘t, it. l.. May 59"1‘ ill-ml has
llf‘l'h lllml for rut-uni here from Wat.
Worth and rilvlh 31. Wow of New
York to llvnry l, Norm-y of mm rity
of tho Ilwun l'lnusi- proporly. with all
tlu- furniture. ilxturos and ln-m-lml
‘li'niwl'ly nnu ill the llnll‘l, tlw hair in -
lug slilljcl't lo a tenor of the pwmlmm
u. m.- Lulnflll Hotel ('ltlllliitlly. expiring
on Hot. l.
Nuirlda at ditty.
Weill-ville. N. Y.. any ii.~«('haries J.
llmmuu. uni-ll iiu. shnl llllllr'llli at the
honor of his ”lflli'l’. Mm. Elton ltlt-burds.
with .l revuivrr, 'l‘lw bull-n I'llli‘l't‘ll tho
rlttlll «lilo Ill hill ill-ml nlirl blissful
lbrnulth his brain. IM'i’I’flM‘il wan burn
in Philadelphia and was it Iypetualoer
by trade. llimpomit-uvy wall the music.
luppiud head “all turns l’p.
‘i'liluilulll. Mun. Nay b. ~'i‘homnn
lini'leu of '39“. who Wont to t‘nlll’urnin
"in at till yearn lulu and was illiilimll-Pil
to in- dun-l. lit found to ho alive stud in
upwind to arrive in thin riiy ill a tow
on)». "in Wilt“. while nppiylnx for it
”within“. dim-wrest that her billlllaild
had also applied for a reunion.
A Huh. {male-bra.
imnrulcr. N. Y.. May lileliiam
Vanil'i‘ bus mnllfessutl to Justice liulwr
that be unusual no on Whirl! llm lieu,-
lllltl damn», in this town in "clutter isat.
Ilv started the lien in John (1'. tillri'et»
ms'n livery nialnlu out at rowan tor a
priiwsmlo aualnst ilarrnlsee.
W ,
til-cit sued by s titty.
million. titty lit—«m ism department
ur no not Iiu emerald it civil suit
walnut J. Richard Hallway. {mm a
Merl: in the will" dlvlilion. who was
indicted lull month by the mud jury
as as result or so mutilation of certain
lanolin. The until in tar m.
tibia Mil India ms.
Columbus. 0.. till! 5»me at mid»
welt. liable nullity. it“ Mimi“ “.-
ilt worth at property in tile until! til.
the mom portion. imam on,
a
r
W inst-rm.“ low m.
museum um room. Are
1 As you lean back in yo ' chair with
your
the New, York police and was set down i
n .
W to Amanttb
-- an mm Yea.
_ act on the lender an, peruse your
evening paper. you must be amazed ill
the columns devoted to advertising pub
cut medicines. the schemes employed
to bring the remedies bclore the read»
crs' notice. and the ingenuity displayed
n wording testimonials so as to make
them coulornl to the advertised claims.
The tongue runs'glibly over a hall col.
umn oi introductory matter, and then
as a rule winds up with the gist
of some iestimonia
received from
a sulicrcr iroln some litnlndy.
Read them carclully and no-
licc this. Chicago and St. Louis exam,-
plcs do duty in Nt’W‘ York. California
residents llit before Maine citizens in
regular succession, like the connected
scenes of :l panornllm. It is not luml
to imlorse an act perlnruml in some
lnr away hamlet, even ii t'llllu'llinllml
with all the adjectives that the Anglo—
Saxon language can furnish. Reverse
the case. When you are asked to believe
a statement made by :l ton-molar], a
well known and respected citizen, is it
not easily confirmed? When confirmed
you are forced to believe it. All the
testimony published by Dino's lx’lnlury
l’ills is local. it's at home. Right here
in South Norwzllk, and here is a 3.1m-
plc:
Mrs. Lizvlc “'nrnrr, No. RI \Vzish’
ington street. South Norwalk, is n “'lll-
0w, whose income depends entirely
upon honest work. llle‘ll work is never
envied by any one. and when there was
added to it backache. Mrs. Warner's
lot was not a happy one. She says:
“1 had oltrn to give up work on ac-
count of my batthit nt‘hecl so. I pro~
cured Dunn's Kidney l’ills at Plaisted's
drug store the last attack I had and
they cured it. I feel better in every way
since taking Dunn's Kidney Fill: and
can recommend them to all women sui-
icring lrom backache and weak kid-
nrys."
Dunn's Kidney Pills are sold for 50
cents per box. or six boxes for $2.33 by
all dealers. or mailed on receipt of
glee by FosteraMilburn ('15.. Buffalo.
.. Y., Sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc~Doan's——and
take no substitute. MM
uorlcr.
SCHOOL TAXES l
Thetaxparere oi the South Norwalk Union
School district lira hereby notillml that the
district tax vi one and Ullt‘dlli-‘illfli’ mils on
the dollar. laid on the town house-rm nt list 0'
1396. at a meeting n! "in lli~trli~t bolt] on the
2d day of June. 199‘. at the Franklin street
schou hour-w. will be duenml payable on the
lat duty of May. um. at 'llll'll time! shall be
real! y to receive seine at Silllfll it’ll drug store
aliashlngmn street hunt)? nt the rate» nl
nineper cents fear (mm .M' lle-W. will
be chaired on ni taxes remaining unpaid on
and alter June 1st. ”’13.
A 'll'oum.
F. .
llnciorol Taxes ior South horwn k Union
so
on! D‘Bti’lc'l.
Dated at South Norwalk. April til. 18W. '
In J)
For
the
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oils carat.
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if...“ n 4, :5th and
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it"
maimm
i... llnrwsllt 9...». an. alumni:
to it lint am noon».
Tho rcmsrksblannmmmplished in
, the Neutral” “hairline incisor-en
fll
moratorium
oaths ,lumhll‘lo Mullah and
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WWNM
sriiclerd fsitilfiaiha- gnrwslts. More
people km for themselves. without re-
gard. to whet sny‘il‘llel‘elittid parties say.
"Lauren it has mall: among their
frlrude and bomb ." Wily! Peop‘o
our» annual tor remand naval-dream-
wt they could not any relief by using
mythiuu and wins-day a friend says:
"(latiforuis Catorvlt Ultra cnmd me. it
will care you. sud you won’t have to
wait it) that out about ll either. it re-
llnvell at once."
Hero are the words of one of your
neighbor: now. telling why she bellows
in it. You know that itis true bonanza
you know her: .
Mrs. John Lycett. 2llfligb stumblin-
walk. says; "My daughter. Violet. has
been troubled since childhood with ca-
tlurh, until her whole head seemed worn
or less diseased. lithe had begun to be it
little deaf, and suflered much with revere
headaches no that. we haw had to keep
her out of rchool it good deal. I mat
her to Plaisted’s drug store. South Nor-
walk. after a bottle of California Catarrh
Guru and she commenced using it. It's
beneficial eifecls have been simply
wonderful. It has helped her from the
first in every way. I have not heard her
complain of a headache for a long time.
and by the time she has-finished her first
bottle. I feel confident that she will he :
cured."
Hay few-r is entirely prevented by the
use of thin wonderful medicine, and
[when it is used colds never "hang on,"
but disappear promptly. For all mucous
diseases. All dealers. 50 cents. three
limes as mat-ll, one dollar.
A child was cured of tron-p by a dose
or two of Ayer's Chlrry Femoral. A
neighbor's child «lied or the same dread
disease while the fatherwaii getting
really to call the drcior. This shows
:lmnecrulity of having Ayor's Chcrry
l’cctoral always on hand.
Group and whooping cough are child-
bood's terrors; but like pneumonia. brou-
chitis, and other throat andlnng trou-
Zilcs. can be quickly cured by using One
Minute (Jonah Cure. G. C. Btillsou.
sooth Norwallr, and E. P. Wwd. Nor-
wa it.
The Westfielti (1nd.) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident of
that place: “Frank McAvo . for many
years in the employ of the ., N. A. &
i). Ry. here, says: 'I have used Chant-
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy tor ten years or longer—am
never without it in my family. 1 con-
lid'er it the best remedy of the hind
manufactured. I take pleasure in rec-
ommeudiux it.’ " It is a specific for all
10ch disorders. For sale by G. C.
Stilison.
Win-n levers and other epidemics me
ironud. safety lies in fortifyiug the sys-
tem with Ayer‘a sarsaparilla. A permit
caving thin and impure blood in in the
most favorable condition to “catch"
.vhatever disease may be floating in the
or. Br- wim in time.
When the spring time comes, “Gentle
tunic." like all other sensible persons.
.vill cleanse the liver and renovate the
lyitrm with DeWitt'sLiitln Early Bis.
‘rs. famous little pills tor the liver and
limililirll all line your around. 0. (J.
.w'tlllson. South Norwalk, and E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
(la-alsytslflism
la tonitoud to the rnnllorta oi our lamll .
illnul-lono-nl them catch a Ooh or (loo
all on lino. (I tillllmn. South Norwa it.
illll Ydlmrrll F. Word. Nomlk. role Mauls.
tml got it trial bottle, oi lltto'n (him. the rent
ilnrloun lionnmly. Fine to prove that we lnl‘e
.. mm (‘uro lnr Cough» and all diva-ice of
‘he 'l‘ilruntnnd Luna. large sinus lilo and
i'.
Wilt-n nculdls contracted. cure it at
unc. line Minnie Cough Care will art
roll on rhn rum! to memory in a minute.
it will earn pneumonia. hroncbili-i,
ramp and all forms of lung and tlirost
troubles, it. (3. Stillsou. booth Nor-
wailr. and E. l’. Wfflll. Norwalk.
Materials 60‘.
Miarthe bin iireiu (hippie (hook. i
took a very sever» cold no tried many
remedies without llolp. the cold only be.
coming: morn willed. Mm using three
misll bottles of Clinilllit'l'lillu'l (month
ltenmly. both thn tough and cold left
inn. nntl lllllill hlub nititurln it taken a
meritorious couch runway in do any
good wil. is. "endemic editor Daily
,lilvnrilmr For sale by ii. (3. tltilluoll.
m~ ..,m._....._.s
autumn
Wu horn on hand ssvcrsl thousand
job lot lvlllht-ails sail uotehosds that we
will print at tho following W: mm
“mm billhosrls um. ulditinnal
Lull'qu; Lilli) Ilsih bulb-sits flail.
additional Lilith. 750; habitual. 1.000,
twill. additional l.000't. lilo. Padding.
mzpnrmw extra. This littlck it 0!
fair quality. You nail liiiVll ll Mobil”
prim as ion. as it blah. Emits fill
"CW IAIIIR .HO‘P
liming numd to ill Wathi m.
lsltnii be pissiwll' " bimmm
pom and may now now.
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