ettsehed permanently, node
'x. Thesleeres are slashed at
55
idjnetthefullnese at the waist
, m
1,th organdy. tissue and tig-
‘ sppets are among the chosen ma-
ter making. with machine stitch-
halt yards of tbirty-six-inoh wide
W. Thepettern, No. 6751. is out
' tile! for I 82, 34. 36.38, 40 and {Much
W measure.
,svsslse sum El.
COUPON
”lotto mWsunheotlo
item's}. warm: and address
tittessst's Isrgsls Ilosse
new
Vilma ml 812]: -——-ltl
' monotone
lorshlrt waists are legion'
on portrays one of the
. in this ever popular and
garment. It is made of
and worn with white linen
W Mfihich can be msde re-
!l'ltelniet is encircled by a red
, and the neck finishes with
in red satin (as red is, properly
he color otthe season). The
“. the neck and shoulder edges
Ill soil: and graceful sheet over
A box-plait finishes the
The“ edge, through which button-
' worked to eilect the closing
or buttons. The back is
It top and joined to a yoke lin-
tlt straight lower edge, the double
yoke being placed over the
and stitched iirrnly down on its
ides. thus insuring a durable lin-
.“ l shaped neck baud completes the
‘ when the rolling collar is made
hand the opening finishes with
. I'll". wrist—bands completing the
:3; ' to which the rolling cuffs are
, . ’ Platte or a casing and draw-
(the dress shirt is worn over the
snddlgured linens. Indian
RDWIYTON.
.Mmsn Thomas is filling in the
’ met the head of Crockett avenue.
' . , it above tide water.
Taylor is spending a few days
Keven.
firs. Jennie Sharer, Maple ove~
Better. at New York. has been
his brother. Rev. Startevant
nomad has had a stone
wontlie weeterneudol his
militants T. W. Austin‘s new
- the trolley track. for the pur-
mting teens from crossing.
illumination of one." at the
k ' ‘ W Sunday school was
’ ~ . » afternoon. with the follow:
I i Superhuman Gliat'los w.
mi “peanut-mt. Harry s.
» m. ldwin L. Stevens; as
‘m. llrl Themes: treasur-
_ l, , a ’ _
01’ PAIR 0MB.
. m R
n. soloin- no. rm; Hunted one.
tenths, When: ea. Thought to Be a
New to have the Country
use no rennin-s9 In um». '
London, May 11.~Jeannlne von Turn-
helm, nee Youns, of San Francisco is in
commie
that she is the victim or a conspiracy
which has crown out of the Fair will
contest at San Francisco. she charges
her husband with a knowledge of the
conspiracy and is anxious to return to
. California in order to expose it. She is
entirely without funds and in beetle-ch-
lug her friends in San Francisco to send
her money enough to pay her passage
home. .
She has sent the following callinger
to Chief of Police Lees of San Fran-
elem:
"Umdon. May 9.
“Disney ed proof of Delmns' rillniny
It Hotel .‘ll, London. Turkheim in.
tends leaving early ‘ tomorrow. Tell
friends.
No money. Can you have Arnold. alias
Von Tut'ltheim. extradited to San Fran-
cisco? Has valuable papers in Fair case
in his possession. Cable me care of
American embassy.
"JEANNINE VON TilllKllEl‘lt."
A press representative interviewed
the Baroness yon Turkhr-irn. as she is
known. He found her in a state of great
mental agitation. in the course of the
interview she said:
"Owing to my knowledge ‘0! impor-
tant facts bearing on the Fair will mm.
it became desirable in the interests of
certain persons to remove to? from the
scene of action. To brim: this about
I was induced or instigated to marry
the man calling himself Baron you
Turkheim. We sailed for England. '
"During the voyage there were re~
peated attempts to poimn me with
laudanum. When we arrived at Liver-
pool. I discovered among the effects of
the man calling himself Boron yon
Turltheim certain papers showing him
to he a detective employed by Stil-
irell's agency in San Frnnslm. When
1 charged him with his duplicity. be all-
mitted it. We name to London and took
rooms at the Hotel (Torin.
"Yesterday ho paid the hotel bill and
left me. I do not know his whereabouts.
I am penniless and am obliged to go to
a. boarding house. The bottle of lauda-
shlp was purchased of the Joseph Hahn
company. Sacramento."
The Baronm' Career In San Francisco.
San Francisco. May ll.~—The cable—
grum from Jennie Young. who now
calls herself Jeannine van Turkheirn,
was the first anthontlr tidings from the
woman since she left hen: a month ago.
on the day of hrr hurried marriage.
and also the ilrst information that her
husband, who hurl valuable porn-re in
the Fair case. was about in desert her.
The woman was for sen-n years the
common law wife of l). M. llelmns.
lending counsel for Mrs. Nettie ll. Urn-
von in her opposition in tho lnim 61'
Jumps (l. Fair. The lawyvr and the
Woman (1ilill'l‘t:lt"l. and lilmlil thru-
monlhs ago he secured warrants for her
arrest, charging molirious lliit‘i‘llltf: in
breaking and dvi'avlng articles in his
oiliso. whivh she held in il. stale or Hit'flv
to: “in days and nights. .\t Ibis Hm.-
she look from letter ills-s and volvino is
several doruinonts and destroys-«l nth—
ore.
Tho.- t-hnrgc- against lllv: Woman was
nei’t-r pressed. and on April lll elm went
to Hoklnnd and was umrriml lllvrv- by
the Rev. E. B. ('bapxnan to "Boron Italy.
on Ludwig run Tllrkht'lfll.” nlmm- m -
quaintom-u shu- imd mad" inn “r-‘krl
before. The day after llw I’I'lt'llllili) ii
transpired that llli’ hri-lvnr-mm “as anl
Arnold, n «ll-lwlm- in tin employ of a
private agency, «in the «lay of llh- \\ ~ul-
dlnn the mind». :lwnmpnnlx-d by l.ll«
ilt.‘ Del. Juunv Young‘s 'nhllvl. and by
her roll”! ll. 1“. llwllnow. .li . li'i‘l l'u-l' ill-o
93M Vin tlgrlvll.
littlliislllnn pain-rs for \'u" Arnnla'y
arrest l‘i'lti hml lln- sw Trial} of Moh- ill
Hart'nlnvnln on lhv- sum-- day from lx‘rn»
lurk}. when- lb.~ lmnno llfllilll no»
\i'antml to tlllflllt‘l‘ ovum] rhorges of
crime
Thn governor. lzmi'sz't-i‘, ra'Tlluwl t-I
Hilllt'llnll lhr' lilrtlm- prowl-92s of lllu p".
pure. “n April 20 until i‘llllh' l'rulnhlnn-
lri-ol that Arnold and his lnmpnnintw
had roacbml llml «'lly. owl too «low
later they won- ln Halifax.
The party nziilml fur ltnulnurl, arrlvlm
in llnnclun no April ‘17. Though lho- hm—
tory of tho l'nupll- non mill KllHWll, the
husband‘s rs-ul llllll'lltl'T ninl nol'rtuxl
llllll in in» a lemon.
Mr. llwlnuia lmsi iwtslviwnilv rnrum-o
to talk of tlu~ lilnllrt'. ll la lllllllllllt’il
that hr will Illlllll llmi llw n‘unmn was
trying to blackmail him and llil'l'nlwt
lllll to further illilfll'flt‘l' him. "i' cloning
that tho ilemllw Mm line n'ollml up
ill" Fair rune lio-l any Hllll'l' louslnvsn on
the trip out with Van 'l‘utltlwlm and
hill Wll'i' lllilti ll! lmvlt mil for tho \i'l'l-
furt- nf lllTTTT' hel. Mr. Ila-linen also «it»
nice tlnll the \vonmn «w-r had any pa-
pi'l'fl relative in tho It‘olr fluid that
wmtld omllpromlm- Mrs. i‘i‘nt'on.
Tho pnllm- hero \illl nut not in ”lit
matter, but W. ll. llnliun. an attorney
who rt-presvotml iln- wmnnn ln lll’l‘
trouldm with Mr. llolmne. says that
funds will be sent bor Io pay her way
home. it is stated that one of the rea-
sons why helmet: wanted to not the
woman out of the country was that title
was about to sue him for domamss. nl-
iasing that be had struck her on the
temple with a broken wineslsn.
The llmhln'e lilver Service.
New Yorit. May l‘i.»'l‘ho presentation
of the silver Iwrvlw to the United lllates
vrulser llrooltlyn will take place on
Wodumisy afternoon. ties in. can.
tsln Cook. the commander. lies wrltlm
ruins the date titted will he nnllnl‘ut’io-
ry. Plielrmnii Willlnm Item .of the
preseniullou rommltiee ililnlts that the
mtcnmny will noour on board the
cruiser at the navy yard.
““ consolidation of sins: mum
liaitlmors. May li.~—lt is announced
that the oonmlldsilon of the Baltimore
'l'mvtnm sad the any and ileum-ban
litroet Railway companies is prsrllenl»
ly settled. that the sorenmenl hes been
signed and noihlns remains to he done
‘ are to obtain the unusual of the stool:-
holders.
this city and in steel distress. She says,
Wish for immediate return.
num used against my life on board,
“‘Illlillll one kept in lgimumm of bur .
nable
use, nomfillllin culinarnlf
t.
GREATEST-SLAUTEHTER 0F SHOES
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
\'
-.
Last week I went to Boston and while there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams 8‘ Co, a
86cm STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT WILL llSTONISI'l THE NATIVES!
e
'30 II II ‘5 I ll
'00 Is It i I ‘
loo ” Russet Lsee, Plain Toe, .
: MEN’S SHOES.
683 psir Men's Calf Skin, Lsce Tipmorth $3.00.“
l23 “ “ " " " Plsia lees, “ 3.00 "
45 “ " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 “
35 " “ Globe Tee lip, " 3100 9‘
320 " “ Plain Toe, lsce - " 3.00 “
Cap Toe Lsce, . ,_ . .
streams on sets' sun room's slicer...
o
"The above goods are made of tho ilncst Call Skin, and every pair warranted.
los pelts Men's French Cali, Patent leather, Goodyear Welt,Worth $4.00 at .
u I so
" Bull Deg Tee, Worth $4.00, st
Every man in South Norwalk can Word to wear patent leather this summer and saw» the expense of shoe polishing.
too Pairs Men's Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, lace,
d
e s e
'50 Is . u
300 “
line goods, button and lace, st sum a pair.
I‘ ll
Astonish You.
Ladies, Read This!
use Pairs lsdies’ Patent Leather Tip, Ilp-Te-Dste Shoes, all sizes snd widthsmorth $2.00, at 85c
“ lace Shoes, worth
leunsbury, Mathewson l Gels Flue Shoes, s little imperfect, in russet and
Ladies, these goods of Lonnsbnry. Mattliowson d: (Jo's are diamonds.
500 Pslr Misses’ and Children's Kid sad Russet Slices, lace and Button, st Prices So low It Will
lb
W. . .
- . w—F.....,
Illsmlmne Lstiles' Suit Olsen
he: Isturdsy. Isy II.
with finest quality
money will be remade
A location tar tbet purpose
Whmmflufl.
.-i "
GOLDBERG'S u.
v
SPECIAL NOTICE l lldt‘h‘liflléfi‘mhill:iii.” ”
..rv.—f. ,. r .. -.:
#1. Hi VB. 1’: v i hhitll.
,zr—h. .
} GOLDBERG’S“ 7
New York Milline
We are agents for Herseovitzv & Miller’s skirts, which are the
most correct and leading styles of this season; fit we guarantee.
We shall put on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will continue with
a full and complete line in ladios’sults ondjenkets lined throughout
. taffeta silk; also a full and com lote line
of skirts from 98c and upwards; 35 per cent lower than u sewhere'
tit and prices on all rut-meats guaranteed; it not as represente
(l? All our millinery goods sold accordingly.
Coupons given away with every 250 purchase.
be drawn on Satanic ,‘May 15, at 10 p. m.
.v. elitism Pistons.
e. um We.
2 00, st 850
black,
tiered. and I know these gentle cannot be do.
the price. Come and get the bargain of your life’
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scofield & Iloyt‘s Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
man & Son.
'lf?
ry Parlors
Suit Elven
Amy Saturday. Us: II.
Coupons will
Ill-ssh » .
taunts is a concealed brake: it is at
found by riders whoreaiise that the!
need a brake. but are the rain to ad
unit the fact. They have an MOI!
shared by most young fillers, that it it
f'glrllsh” to early a brake, and if tho;
can have one thatwill be out or sinli'
until untitled. they would be delighted
‘to use it. Unfortunately for people oi
this way of thinking. out'of hundred;
of colic-culled brakes now patented, not
one has-been l1 success. They are ill
omnpllontml. easily got out of order
2’“ not], luau: stringency. i'nildo work.
A unvtnln-r of the L. A. W. says. ill
the Bulletin: "Having toured in Eng
lnml and other ports of the world, 1
would say that $3.50 a day will com
o-xpvnsws in England. and one may do
own better by joining the ("yi'li'rs'
Touring Club. 1 slumld :nlvlse buy-
lng a thin rubber rope; it. will come in
handy in rolling up luggage and dur-
ing the frequent. showers. 'l'lwy mm
be oblolnml :mywin-n- in England. our.
urn nnulo «stun-lolly for wlievlmon. ln
float-ml. [Would say to my eyelinn
friends that England llllll .lnpon molt“
thi- lwst touring: grounds.
nose. mlufort :lllll bounty of Fifi‘llt'l'y.
other mlint‘es tnosl take a hawk soot.
Sim-r i-lt-nl‘ of Mi'xli-u illlll Yellowstone
Park. and don't take your \vllwl to
Aluslt’a. as I how soon some [li‘llpll‘ ll».
There are but sixteen miles of road in
all of Alaska.
English t‘)'l'll' «rifles are writing very
lilllvl' :ll‘lirlt-s :Ilmlli .\ll|t'l’li'llll lulu).
Plus. and finding noun-mus l't*:i.~«t_l~‘
why liu one should buy limo. ’l‘llis i<
prl-Ily good t‘l'lili‘lli'l' llml sumo one i<
lmying ilwm. and the sales will in-
l-rvzlw it‘ Aiuerimm makers will ki‘i'll
up to the high standard ilwy lum- r~'-
ioblislml.
Milil in England will protein the sub-
of a thousand good ones.
There had lit-vii a mllisiuu between
lln- sin'vl i-zil‘ owl the bivyrllsr. 'l'lir
strum var llml inmlo lln- louvlnluwn,
”How tllil this thing happen?" «in-
llllllllli'll llu- llivlll‘t'lllllll.
"l alnn‘l know." replied tho ryrll'l‘.
earnestly: "l llltl t'l‘vl‘lllllll: I world.
l mu: lnr lwll :iml ,wllml for Ill!
lilzlllll-ll Ill-l i':ll' Tu fli'l mil Ul‘ lllI' “Ell.
but it didn‘t. 'l‘lmt'a: :lll."» t'lm-lnv
null ('olonwrrioll'l'rilunn‘.
The New York mrrvspo'nlvm of :I
lull. \l'i‘ Hinduism ilw lill-yi-lu' llllll‘l) l-
t'i-slmnullilo for that, though own In...
illnlilllml reasons lll‘t' nli'vil. slwil “N
the wmrin: or birth collar» or ”to l..-
vullnr Hit of Him mull. "lliii‘llt'hll‘l'
lJI-lnoi-i’ai llllil l'lujoillrlt'.
'l‘lio prommlnon inmlo by ll. i‘.
[told to l'llll' o m-rivs or room‘s ounlllsl
any professional for from $1.11!»: in
$3Jlllll lion lil'uilhwl the lee or Tom lint
lvr. llio lhmlon vxpu-l'l. The inner ox
primers llltt willingness to Illi'i'l "HM.
and would to be uiixloiw to vllnoli tin-
lllllll'll at once.
.Tllo [louse of llvprvsoliilillrou in in
i'lllploy lii'o lilvyl'll‘ l‘ltlurlt ill Ml ll day
to carry oopy and proofs to and from
the Ilovormnenl l'rltlilnu (llllvv. Ilen-
lirown-vllenl cliniwvn for it pair or
Mull-anion who may happen to lie out
or Jillli.“ Washington Post.
Mullli'illw-o'l'lit')’ say now that a MC)“
i'll' t'ill‘i'ti musmnpiion.
“You. I can't expect three "Will! a
day until i not mine paid termite.
troll Woe I'm-sat;
A nunielpbox sum-two lo the hun-
dlo bar In ill» lull‘ltl device. lla i'llli‘f
mm will be for Women. who how.- no
marry neutrinos and mlwr necessaries.
it In not mal'liiifimmm sliuulll
tin-ct seen tuber with elauplnu of
band. Rather let the»: m a formal.
’ dismal Wise. outta the «but.
to. latest monotonous attach :
l’ol' whoop}
A luunlrml lnul lllill‘llllll"‘
‘ buck, deep
Sold by U. m
This!»
‘We offer '0 . hundred Dollars Re:
ward tor any otiiatsrrh that cannot
be cured by Hal '9: cuter-eh (lure.
F. J. Cheney -" U '. l’mpt. Toledo, 0.
We the nude ‘lned. have known 1“.
J. Cheney for be last fifteen years,
and believehlui o: ectly honorable in
all business trun . none and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm. 3
West &. ’l‘rauil. wholesale dragging,
Toledo. 0. Welding, Kinnsn d: Marvin,
wholesale drugfiilts, Toledo, Uhio.
Hull's Catlin ‘ “are is taken internal-
ly. acting directly up?!) the blood and
mucous satfnoes t e syuten). Price,
750. mbottle. hid by all' druggists.
Testimonials free. .
l
W...
According to tile newspapers, on Ohio
hu pband became the heppyfnlher of seven
children not loan ago. 0! the semen all
lived but one. 11 is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of . Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for cronp,
whooping-onus” colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson. =
“new“
Unconditionallsurrender is the only
terms than farm a little pills know as
DeWitt’s Little 1 arly Risers will mnlm
with constipatim , sick headache and
stomach tronbleel G C. Stillson, South
Norwalk, and E. :P. Weed, Norwalk.
The Bed Retired! Tilt Rheumatism.
From the Fairllaycn lh’. Y.i- Register.
. Mr. James Rolhlanl. of this village.
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been allotterer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that the was nearly crazy.
81308er Mr. Rowland for the duct. r.
but he had read of Cnamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went tolthe store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland'ti purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour’s time was able to go
to sleep. She only applies it whenever
she feels an ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had owl
over did her as much good. The :5 a ul
Jio cent sizes for sale by G. U. Stillson.
.... .—.—__~.4L_._-.———...— .._.._.
Personal—The entleman who annoy-
ed the congregntl a last Sunday by con-
tinually coughing will find instant re-
lief by using ”no Minute Cough Cure:
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. G. C. Sfillson, South
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
._.. A.» . .......,_ M We- .,
It should be made a matter of public .
knowledge: that lDeWilt’s Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
out standing. It is the household favo-
rite for burns. scams, cuts, bruisesi i ‘.
sores of all kinds. 0. C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; and E PL Weed. Norwalk.
Billion Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic will be pleased to know tha
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. and if taken as soon as
the first indicatiloa of the disease ap-
pears. it will prolvent the attack. For
sale by G. C. Stilllson.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fntallnafew daye,bnt old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perina-
nently cured by line Minute t‘onnh
Cure. G. C. Stilton. South Norwalk;
and E. l’. Weed. - 'orwalh.
—4
Thirty years is along time to light so
painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob
Mitchell. of l'nionville. Pm, struggled
that long before he tried Dertt’s Witch
Hazel Salvo, Whlltll quickly and perma-
nently cured him. It is equally ell'cctivo
in oczvmn and iii skin atleetions. G. U.
Stillmn. South Norwslk. and E. l’.
Weed. Xorwalk.
"it is liveliest on Earth."
That is what El wards & Parker. nu-r.
chants of l’lalne.l it. say of Chamber.
lnin'sl’ain Bulb: for rheumatism, lame
and muscular pains.
lson.
- “NW“... . .w. WM-.-
‘ SlendeLel llie Reed.
Ann J. Bagel, l be leading drugulst of
Nirovelmt. lot . ours: "Dr. King‘s New
llwowry is llin «lily think ilml curve
my munlmind it In the best roller 1
holiest n. n. en, our
handy luti'ktlll, llinv own. in which to
lmw ” .l. l". ()lunpbell. norelinnt of
; i-lnll'onl, Ariz . willie»: “Dr. King's New
i-oilli-tnporury says that a man ilill~l ; llimmwry inzlll lllstlu olnlmedi‘urit; it
lluW llu l‘ullllil slimlltli'i‘i-cl in he in lawn lower falls. and loam-o cure for Con-
, hnlllplll‘lll. (longhll and C(llilli.
zmyennuuli for itlunerite." Dr. Kin 'u
~ New llm‘uw-ty fol (.lonsu niplion. (long Ill
1 cannot
and Colds is not on experiment. it has
been mod fora quarter of a century.
and today stood! itlhohi-nd. it never
nliuzlppulnln Full trial bottle at it. ll.
l'laisunl's drug atom.
“Ml ~w up...“ «mm»...-
lleelrle liters. ,
r Electric Bitte‘rt ll a hinstillinu Inltel
many will)“. t pet ape more not"
all: heeled when1 the lanunid. unlimited
lwlluu prevails. ? hen the liver is hope]
and illegal-h so the need of s tools
and oltemtive is elt. A pron: neeoi
this medicine Int often over long
and perhaps toil bilious fevers. No
:nedlefline Wll‘l! not nulro‘hzarely in m~
«no its on =. ii atom a
t‘heflmalsrlslw .. of ill ‘ he. ludi-
unwell. last on ssness li die
electric Bitters“. (lilo end til» we
silt-austere.
nines-tented ”Wanna:
7. . ill “
V 3 unsM
l l
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f’nm .y“ ‘ ll. . .. his
Norwalk Chronicler