u thatJtvsr trefoil a
2!'o it'g'oompsrable in '
occurred here ex-
it other functions of s
, in the building,
of .whom escaped un-
. tes place the num-
the catastrophe ls
vnblo. The structure
~ libie that many of the
the most of them. must
mitts without suffocation.
lion seems to have
Vance by the municipal
titles or by the prefect
Gilmour of New York had
tie. She had consented
“ woman at the stall of
uregard. She left the
s, where she was stay«
o'clock, accompanying
‘ - Bavigny. The sale was
hon suddenly her maid
it. scares vous. Voila is
e, save yourself. There is
with wonderful prose
rushed toward the main
.neeing the danger of be-
‘to death. she ran quickly
uns- o! the building. where
60w that opened in the
. which she‘aoon reached
. to. inquiry-at the British
.aembussies and consul-
emphatically stated that
y of the hasanr lire of
English nationality was
_ She was a Miss Wela-'
.Rorges family belongs in
Purges escaped uninjur-
' that the Comtesse de
Its Gould) was among
is._.wlthout foundation.
MW William L. Hogan.
Nunavut Hogan. anelce
of New York. was
r'lhdlcs assisting at the
Duchess d’Alencon and the
he escaped. says:
Is now in bed. completely
“ At the time the cry of the
she was about to accompa-
(the. d'Aiencon to take ten
«w and Mt room. Asyet
recall any ting after the
.. being dragged by the hair
. . a pile of women and chil-
‘the front of the building.
had driven to the bazaar a
. , before the disaster. but
. ” was so great that she was
water."
: d'Uses in an interview
first gleam of tire came from.
’ d short distance from where
. ding. I was dunlcd. so
the flames spread. i can
it only to the bursting of a
{lime was no such thing in my
teaching the main entrance,
,3" was small door. leading
. plan, of ground behind the
WW. I dashed through
on sport in the open air.
[Iltujhli luciouure. I haul
it were. under an archway of
was only slightly burned.
We ‘my left temple was
.01 the Duchess d'Alsncon
tilled .smong those of the
of the duchess wereitlen-
Instill. who osamlnad the
body vihlcli was be-
. m The blackened corpse
‘ . Illnost beyond rosem-
Ilig human. but some of
of the household of her
Mind that they new in
"minding them of their
._ I)! the tooth. The
”has was thereupon
s. Mid ho promptly roc-
verb in the gold fill.
the 9mm of police. who
W for lsclt of proper
, the monsters srrsnse-
h um duo the patrons
heinous:- wsrs ro-
‘ . that they would
I. film 8 Roman
‘ Myra telegrams of
Victoris. limo
‘G|p§s is”... as si' .
Butter dishes, sugar both, lsr‘gs inter jugs, high berry bowls, high
, 2 out bowls. mists. round and evil fruitillthes, bread trays,» cl,- .
“holders. finger bowls, oil bottles, unogsr jugs, spenders, crests ..
condensed milk holders. 5 piece condiment sets, all of which we have In great va-
rinty, sod hundreds of pretty and odd pieces not mentioned
Crockery l
Large tea pots, sugar bowls, platters, cake pistes. china bowls, cup! and saucers.
sftcmiluncrs, plates, sauce dishes, and many odd and fancy pieces, making a bar-
gain tabla interesting to anyone. '
Enameled Warol
Buckets, sauce pans. basins, pie plates, jelly cake pans, stew pans. preserve kettles,
measures, cuspidors, milk pans. pudding pans. dippers, ladies, iiilniniers. tunnels,
and so other articles' in Habermsn’ s best quality Steel Enameled Ware, any piece
of which' is worth 25c, and the most of which' is retailed in this town for soc each
Our price :5 rec 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 half of sh it it would
cost you to have them beaten to pieces and then never cleaned. Many testimonials
from the best people of our town. . »
W S. STURTEVANT
”AGAIN WE CALL
Your attention to our large assortment and choice patterns of
lngraln and Brussels Carpets!
CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINcs
_OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUWIS.
Iortii lain and Ann Streets.
South lorsslit, coon.
84 Washington Street. -
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
A'I' WRIGHTIS R EPOSITORV.
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
South lorsslit. Connecticut
stilts stands,
\ trays; celery
, quot holders,
W-
(I
cocoooaeseoo‘;aoraooche
PRICES
.u.-. .-...._.... H...M-M
IN IIOVOLII.
IN WAGONI.
IN OANMAOI'.
iN HAnnsssss.
IN HORUII cocoon
GENUINE BARGAINS
IIIT GOOD. IN THE
HANKI
And
Tho
BEST . . .
. . . VALUII
J-
TNIV All ALI- CN-ILIII
mmmmwuum sombrtsblsClotliing. Alloorcnstmlesl this
way. lelthuaodyoswliillflnl. run “MEI
Wshsvsnowlnstook
1 . =7.”
LOWEST
. . . PRICE!
O
”V “I'M impress is tram
icons, tray
been!»
store he lest-nod of the.
desthm of her yorite sister sud declines
to receive or nourishment. You
lord” morning none or the standstill
dared place a newspaper at her msiw‘
tar s breslifast tliole. When shcidld not
find It in its usual place. she called for
it and opened it, trembling with shale,
ty. tins eoidd not believe that her slit--
ter. the Duchess d‘Alencon. was more
than injured After breakfast she went
for her usual walk in the deer park sur-
rounding the fulrylllto Castle Laina.
.ic went alone. Before she returned
to her room she had received a tele-
gram from her sister, the Comtesse
‘l‘mnl. n ho is in Paris. confirming the
news of the death of the duchess. The
empress burst into soils, returned to the
ciiotle and with her two daughters
iii-hi to her boudolr. ii hich she has not
left since
A BLOW AT USURY.
The finnrt of Appeals Decides Against
Extortiunate Money “nun,
Albany. May 6.—-'l‘he court of appeals
has given a most decided blow to the
business of loaning money at usurious
rates of interest to people who are in
need. it has denied on appeal from
and affirmed u Judgment rendered by
the lower courts in favor of flnry
limine. declaring a note which silo
gave to Julie ltosswog and a cnattei
mortgage to secure it usurious and void
and directing their cancellation and
surrender. Though the business was
carried on in the name of the defendant.
the court holds. sustaining Justice Bar-
rett. that she and her father Were clear—
ly acting in concert to evade the usury
law.
Applicants for loans were made to
sign two papers each person acknowl-
. she had constituted Ross-
.. her, her agent to procure
it;'.‘ t she had agreed to pay
hi .5“ , ‘t'dr h‘fiservlces. and that he had
no interest trlintsm- er in the money to
be pron d by him.
1The intil‘f asserted that she never
rm she had signed any papers EXCQ‘DI
the note and mortgage She went to
their! parties by seeing an advertisev
vmellt altering to loan money.
cunt! nymihat the documents
to which Rosswog secured the plain—
tllf‘s signature cannot avail as against
the real facts of the case, and that
they really strengthen the plaintiff's
case.
“They are not such documents as any
innocent broker dealing honestly would
present to a borrower. They are elabo-
rate and specious. carefully drafted
and evidently printed for general use.
with recurring forms.
"The object was clearly to cover up
the nail transaction and to eaten the
victim from subsequently asserting tho
usury. llut the law hero admits of no
estuppai upon the truth. That must
prevail as against all such devices to
cover up usury. These documents color
the1 evidence of the defendant and her
father. and may lend additional force
and moaning in it" tho lilt‘lfl disclnso-nl.
Portion cannot escape under such cliu
mnnstnnm-s us than simply by lumping
thi- lmml that writes the check in the
background."
BASEBALL.
The National League 68an
At Ill-Hillbii'“
Iinlllliinro- ..... I) II 2 0 0 U I) 0 1- 3
llruuklyn o l i o ii i) 3 o ems
ilalilmnrc “its, ll: vrrors, l. Brook—
lynv’ Home; c-nurs. 0.
AI Cleveland“-
(‘lui’eland o 0 2 0 0 0 0 o o»— 2
i'ini'intinll ll 1! 0 ll ll ii I ll 0. 3
f‘li-i'l-Inml Hits. \; rrmru. l. (‘lnvlih
null-tilts. 2|: "ll'lri‘l-l. 2.
AI I’IIItIIilll‘K
l'lttsluit‘g ii I fl 0 i ll 0 ll 0 I
lmulsi‘lllv ..... l i l i ll 0 .‘i ll it w
I'IIIRIturuw'IIIIi‘. I‘J: t'I‘I‘iiIH. 2. Imuis-
\‘IIIRNHIIH. l2: l'l'hii‘li. l.
“wand unnu- ‘-
PIIIEIIUI‘K ..... o o o 0 ii u 3 i ~.. 3
Idiilit‘l‘llli- ..... i o i o o o it u o 2
l'Iilsliuru Hits. 5. errors. i. Louis-
\‘IIIt'WHIII. ti; u-i‘rurs, l, '
At Huston»-
nusinn n 0 a i 2 o l o 0...:
Philadelphia .. 2 o o o o 2 1 o 0...;
Ilwloir- Hits. to. errors, 1!. tummy“.
phlit Jilin. it; errors. I.
I'Mision [Invent Appointments.
Washliiuiun. May ll.- i‘uplnliif‘hnrivs
W. ll‘illvr ul‘ Minna-om. ii division I'IIIt‘f
iimlor ilw ilorrllum mlmlnlsiraiiun. Wm!
appointni t‘IlIi'I of thv army and navy
liuirlvuin‘ division of the pension tau»
min and William Wilson of Non York
appointed itl-li'rIlIIflIII Milo-f. The luwdi»
vision of tho bureau has been limo-Ir
broken up. no out of the force at it» Inn
Inu iIl'IIIIIl’II in other divisions. This
aimllsluvu the for section illill llni‘ti away
with tho grunt voiimw of him-rilaiumus
work. which sill how he done by lin-
fl‘l‘til'il division. The board of review
and the adjudication divisions lion-lili-
el' will llllllti on the status of utiurheyn.
lhc I'Illl‘f I'Ilm‘lllll'ill of tho law division
.mwremiiltiliiu lmliig criminal Iit‘lllt't‘ii'
inns and marriages and dlrurccs.
(“nudism Itosmnmnll Malia“...
Toronto. itsy ‘.~~'I'Iiu Mniiiirsmurers’
simulation of tinnitus im-t here and ii!»
III'IIINI the policy of protection. I’i-esl‘
dent Kim: Ill his address said in-
thought that the donation irovornmeni
hurl gone too for in trying to induce the
l‘nl‘tod lithium to give its some sort of
reciprocity. if the governtnoni of "it"
liltiiwl Minion Iogisintcs against its in
lhe tuiuro as it has for many years
past. we should as far its intention or»
"time our mm so as to esolmlc from
this country suvh of their products as
We can laminae within our own hor-
llsrs. -. WW
Unloadin- rm In W
tilnheximlis. my t-Ml'lre deslmyss
the militias of lln- limo WsMMus-o
mmusm. Hill a hiss. including one.
tents. of slim. Arum tile summit
lms were the alumni Mile and
'l‘wlrw tampons of New limit. which
hail twist stored to the value of m.
its. sides this millililfil titers were
shoot purine with lira-Wit salsa
lit ”WW
”WWW
WW ll-
dimminlastfior-
MMybodyOanVerlfy it.
This ill ll purely local event.
it took place In East liorwsllr.
‘Not In Batiste, Boston or Philadel-
pm.
lot: are new to Investigate It.
Aallul to lit-line a citizens word
. 'In luilfillii a citizen' is statement.
in article that ii indorscd at home
’Ihai obtains rmirioni adiormeii,
it mm c worth) "I i'ouIi-leiiie
'IIiaii .i hit oit' hair-mo artuir.
'I‘t-mlml m by. unkmiuii poops?
M.» \v illt’ I lurk. No. 5 Kcywr ave-
fllIP,5i)51”;\I)‘ husband and l have
‘ built U ml [Man's Kidney Pills. with
my phoning results. ”~1th cored III:
bark. and sillit? I look thin: I find my-
self (mile hr II 1 hot! kiwlmy lmtililr
for some iiiuc. muI it tIHrIttpd'lI mic
nIt’filIy Iiztrhril‘. :iruiiiipntiicd by a
urinary “rivillthw my inr‘mirriiiim at
night Wt Imtli trial more simple Iltiiilt‘
i'llilt'iII'c s. .lmt the "Unit c st. iI rriiinincd.
(lite iii ,elit 1 mill .m :ttt‘t’llilli of a cure
liq-Int: inmlc by mini: Dm'ms Kidney
I’iils :"lIir' symptnnw In: .ng hltiltiml
,uElIi :u: no i got :i Inn: at Ilaisicds
drug store. That one box mlnplctely
ciirwl me. Both Mr (lurk and I
think very highly of Dunn's Kidney
.I’ilis."
For'sziic by all dealers. l‘rm- 50
cents \lnilcii by Fir-ior-Millitirti ('11,.
Buffalo. N Y. sole :iginls fur the U.
S Remunlior the nimc- -I)n;iii's~:itid
take no uilitr.
We Are
Here
At the same
. place where you
found us thirteen
years ago, in the
wliolenlc and re-
tail
Fish,
Oyster,
Clam,
Lobster, .
Fruit and
Vegetable
Business.
HUNT a ZELUFF.
at Wushlugton Strut i. Telephone. 364.
IO'i'IcE.
SCHOOL TAXES!
The taxpayer» of the Smith \‘nriralk l nion
Reboot olmirict are hereby unfilled ihrit the
district taxi-f one and nnwiuurtor mil s on
lhoolollur. ioidnn tholown assessment list of
mo... iitu meetlogoi the Iiihtrlrt hold on the
day of] um». was. at the lrauklln street
alim- lir-uuo. will he cam! my :the on tho.
est day of ii. :9. tool. a will n time] shall he
roudy In rot site some at still-u n' :6 drug «ore.
t'.’ “urhitigtnn street Permit at the rate of
iiiiieperleut. n )t‘iit from \i M no.1 9': will
IIHI'IIIINWI an alliance remain rig iinwhinn
and after Juno ist. inn
l’-‘. A. Touts.
Gillectnrol Taxes for South Noruitlk Union
M'Imnl District. -
D..tml at houtii Nurs‘aik. April l'l. 1M.
For
the
Best
Printing
the
Senflnel
I31. I- 3..”
Menu. 436 Halo iiircot,
ININIW. COIN
‘ Indus! in
I). ‘0 m.‘ “M
DAIII'i‘Y A!” ”will“ AB 0333
is! in (Jill We is an
smote of faith in the Mass. tincture
purple know for themselves. without ro-
gani to what any interested who: say.
of cases it has malts within: their
in: lids and neighbors " Why: I’eop' 0
turn endured for yen'rsnlulnovordmuiv
ed they could get any relief by using
anything and me day ii. friend says:
"California Mali (3qu noted the. it
will cure you. and you won’t have to
wait to tlud out about it either. It re-
lieves at once. "
Here are the words of one of your
neighbors now. telling why she believes
in it. You know that it is true-because
you know her:
Mrs John Lyceii. 21 High street. Nor-
wallr, says: ‘ My daughter, Violet, has
been troubled since childhood with oa—
turrh, until her whole head seemed more .
or less dissent She had begun to he a
little deaf. and suffered much with severe
headaches an that we have had to keep
her out of ichool a good deal. I sent
her to Plsisted’s drug store. Booth Nor—
wulk. after a bottle of California Cstarrh
Care and she commenced using it. It's
beneficial effects have been simply
wonderful it has helped her from the
flat in every way. I have not heard her
complain of a headache for along time,
and by the time she has finished heriirss
bottle. I feel confident that she will be
cured. "
Hay fever ts entirely prevented by the
use of this wonderful medicine, and
when it is used colds never “hang on,"
but disappear promptly. For all mucous
diseases. All dealers. 50 cents, three
times as much. one dollar.
A child was cured of croup by a date
or two of Ayer's Cherry Peclorsl. A
neighbor's child died of the same dread
disease while the father was getting
ready to call the doctor. This shows
the necessity of having Ayer's Cherry
i’ eciornl always on hand.
Crimp and whooping cough are child-
hood 3 terrors; but like pneunionia,brou-
Chills, and other throat and lung trou-
tiles. can be quickly cured by using One
Minute Cough Cure. G. C. Stillson,
Soautkh Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Nor-
w .
The Wesiileld (1nd.) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident of
that place: "Frank McAvoy. for many
years in the employ of the L., N. A. d:
C. By. here. says: ‘I havensed Cham-
berhiin‘s Colic, Cholera nud Diarrhmn
Remedy for ten years or longer—am
never without it in my family. I con-
sider it the best remedy of the kind
manufactured. i take pleasure in rec-
ommending it.’ ” It is a specific for all
bowel disorders. For sale by G. G.
Stillson.
When levers and other epidemics are
around. safety lies in fortifyiiii; the sys-
tem with Ayer s Snrsapiirilia. A person
having thin and impure blood is in the
most favorable condition to “catch"
whatever dimase may be floating In the
air. Be wise in time.
W hen the spring time comes. “Gentle
Annie, " like all other sensible persons.
will cleanse the liver and renovate the
uyrtem with DeWitt' a Lit-tie Early Ris-
crs. famous little pills for the liver and
«ulnar-ii all the year around. 6. L.
Stilimn. South Norwalk. and E. 1’.
Wood, Norwallt.
use lav is be lism
In to attend to the comfort“ at {our Iiimlly.
:lhniiidunumf them out-h it (“uh or Comm.
"all on lion 0 Siiiluuti. Huiith Normilir.
:tliol idlvnnl I'. “veil. huriflillnlnli‘ MI'IIIN.
an mist-l iifrliii imillvui‘ lltto‘s (turn. the r~ it
ammo lilo-ml y. I'm in wow that wt-Wuiio
iii-ore ('tiro fur laughs till“ all lII'illilmz-l of
the Tho-stood Lumu. Laurel sl zen on: and
When ucnitiis contracted. cure it at
one. One Minute Cough Cum will sit.
vou on the mod to masonry in a minute.
it will cure pneniiiouis, bronchitis.
rroux and all forms of lungs‘ and throat
It'l Ii. 0 Simona, South Nor.
walk and E. l’. Weed, Norwslk.
FM Mosh can.
After the big fire in mt‘rlpple (rock. i
took a very sl'vureooi tried many
remedies without help. the cold only bo~
mining more settled After using thri o
small bottles of (.‘hnmlir-rlaiii‘ ii Cough
Remedy. both the much and cold loft
ms. and in this high altitndolt takes a
meritorious muffin remedy to do any
third w-(.l. B. I utirrson editm Dolly
Advertiser For sale by (l. a. lithium.
millionth
We have on hand moral thousand
job lot MINIMUM Wm “M”
will print» the fdiowilig prions:
quarter hillhosds Oi IO. IdiliI-Ionsi
141003.”; U100 sixth bililisslls Gilli.
uidltlonslliloll‘s. lilo; notslissils. 1.0m.
OlJihiiddliiousl Mill's. 78c. Padding.
Menuhin” slim. This stock is of
fair quality. Youm limit sisbovs
“use as his. so it huts. llvonisg Ion
NEW WAR!!! .i-iafl
itsvios moved to 40' ohm“ swat.
I idisll be pleased to m moldy
poisons and many new ones.
A il'lliii'l'vilhlttlil Bullhllh Within)
as assistant.
' JGI‘FH IUtA.
Dr. F. ”have”.
our earls. I. t. swim WOMMMW m
cuss risiils so the more of
It ”MGMMMWISIDW
kw,“ fl, Nut-“mtg: Wt ohmic his In or
usurious
“(ANTI Knows
Norwalk Chronicler