but the erltlnil'eein this pail.
. of seen a natsre’ that the
W the mums and
”W ”10f. ‘ All three_ suits
and sets of violence cruelty
illtlelity. In two til the instances
huforianate wives, according to the
they told, suffered untold cru»
One 9! there is an invalid.
lemon“. a young Not-walk
5 .aahsd the-noun for a divorce
”View”. W of New
on the around of cruelty. 'Bhe
, that she MW lchonald on
» ‘l 18”. andthataooaafierniar-
«- her husband treated her shame—
. Allie! lilaehawhsarnateoo
of the freight steamers plying be-
Walk and York oily
troa' the story by the
m wife he handled her like the
freight on the host. it appeared from
”her story that her husband was insane
Ir palms of the pint-tin for some on.
known reason and frequently threaten—
ed to kill lief. Finally lie dfore her
and lief three chlldrd from the home.
and the your. wife ought shelter
with her mother. Ref eldest child
aged six years and tool: with her and
the other two were placed in the
County Home by the husband. Later
the husband followed up lila'wife, it is
said. and (drilled-exhibitions of his
brutality’ooourr‘ed. lie followed her
to the home of hir’niolher‘and combo.
and his cruel treatment still] he was
’ driven from the house. Then he gave
, up his position and went to Neil'firli.
The principalrastlofm cruelty desor-
, radio Nor‘ctahet , set if?
pie lived together" lino. 3m
did not seen! satisfied in regard to the
nutter. Judge Tlihy'er recalled ms.
2’ fiellonald and after satisfying himself
.3 la marti‘lo The cruelty feature grani—
etl the fierce; The plain" was given
the untidy of her oldest child hlr
hfrllonsld made no defense brink per,
fectly willing that his wife should sea
bore a divorce. ills friends any there
is anotheraltle of a very racy nature.
to the story.
Zinnia D. Hall. a resident of Tritiu-
bnll, was the hub to’be-ilieard. She
wasnofnhlpllhba incourt. bill halite
evidence on which her application was
based wits furnMid by other witnesses
Judge Thayer rousented to bear the
case. Attorney They appear: d for the
_. plaintll nnd offered a physician's cer-
i,’ llIchle. which disclosed that tin. Hall
3: has been in for some time and is lit!-
lile to be confined to the house for
snow nine to route. Mrs. Hall asked
the court for a decree from Calvin P.
“all, who is now said to be a resident
of l'airneld. on the ground of intol-
erable rruelty and habitual inlmvc‘fv
lines. A‘ nonibe'r of witnesses mutual
that Hill had been intoxicated most
of the tlfle for the last ten years. Ono
d the “him, it filyairlnli, instilled
that the present illness of the petition.
er la the outcome of her husband's
era-l treatment llnll did not pm in
an appearance. Hid only defense won
in mud in alimony? bill on hf: is not
"worth rtny mono-y this rlaltn was not
Mainly pressed. The court srnnlrtl
thorium.- and sure the another the
easwdy of the two children. livribo.
m if. and Edna. used it years This
éospic warranted in on.
AM...” Donnelly. of Bridgeport.
asked for a divorce front ilary B. wu-
holly. on she around of innueilty.
'lhoaias Hardin. of Paterson, N. 1..
I“ noted as cooresmdeol. Hr. Don-
alllfsaflthathewss-arrledonluly
5. W. in fiery fl. llali of “wheeler.
cola. liswasiathessiployora hiss-
W seams. which manufac-
tursf too-a. sad at the time of his
warn-so In was one“ is unions an
lane at Paisrsoa.N.1 lie returned
Palermo latarssatlorhiswile,
sills worn saw his tints some ere-a
5
other is the hall its called out iot-
lr‘; two.
mmmraam‘
'9.me
’dlasrypol Tomorrows.
ummmaapiswsnuo
madmanlshthsmnrnedtotbe
wands-salamiasssn?
that
minimum
Mamet
recover on an or.
that of A. tier. as "ax“aeulor
pavilion it. hauls. assists the no.
~ tasi ms insurance loamy. insult. »
a eltlasn of Philadelphia. on Nov. 5
tiff. inokoutampolicy in the
tram» bile: it appeared by tbsfsets
“mutilhhl thlssuaiwasapsrt
of salmon increase in the amount of
institution I'irhicli he carried all of the
increase harm Mes elected at about
the same fline. aaa‘the whole of it
bringing up the total of his insurance
to 8500.000 On Oct. ll 1m. llunlt
killed himself. it was shown that on
the‘day help" he did ao'lie wrote a
letter saying that he was going to do
it in order that his debts might be paid
out of the insur'anee money.
The insurance company contested
the claim made for payment of the
policy on the ground that Runlt was
sane when he took his life. The so
called "inconlestahle clause” of the
policy did~izot figure in the suit. -bc~
some that clause heeonlea operative
twp years after the date of issue of
the policy, and Rush killed himself in
less than a year after that date.
Justice liarlan hold that it was not
sublime-l when “an insurance company
contracted to insure a man's life. that
either party had suicide in contempla-
tion. or that the life of the insured was
at the option of either. and that no
company woud undertake to insure
against suicide. And there could be no
recorery. he said. by heirs of an in-
snred person who, when of sound
mind. committed suicide.
Thlf declfion in the first authorllnv
lire one on this point. it in Haiti, delir-
ered in‘thls country. The first delir’
ered by any court was one handed
down by the Illinois Court of Appeals
on the very day that argument on the
llzxol. case was heard in Washington.
The Illinois decision was submitted to
the federal soon by the insurance com-
pany's lawyers. Justice Harlan's de—
cision. counsel for the Mutual Life
says. puts the (Suited States in line
with most of the modifies of Europe.
where the Principle the justice lays
down is mum law. and has long
been slthon‘h not until now in this
country's-New Yorh Sun.
W0 10mm
loulhportsrs Alissa thugthoy have
Ipaot lore lousy lhatithsy Ihonld
The Bridgeport Partner of last even-
.in‘ printed tlic following:
If all that is said in relation to the
special town meanest Soluhport to
marrow afternoon contes‘lme. there
will be a high old time. Tho residents
are talking of nothing «is» and from
present indications there will he no
empty seats. It will be bold in the
Town list! and preparatiohr are being
made to accommodate all that will so—
ply for admission. The inn-ting is!
called for tho purpose of laying tin-
town in for the coming your. and
and there is where the trouble mines
in.
it is charged that the sclectnien haw
since the first of October last, the cons-
mcncemcnt of the lineal year. amt the
amount a l0 Inlll tax would raise. The
rate last year was it) mills and the
residents had not expected any in»
"title. it was onlyrecenlly that the
have spent almost the entire still rais-
oil by a If) mill fax. and yet (in: "soul
year has eight months to run.
mid for. and than are initiations
turn which have not been mud». The
sole-email say they hare not ml-
nioncy to continence thew improve—
ments. and the ins-payers lllllt why
tin-y have spent tiny amount thtvy find
so early. The selection: dart-3nd "imit-
eclmi by saying they were iuatltb-d in
spending every dollar of tin: imrn al»
ready paid out.
Presumably them is a large percen-
tage of the taxpayers who think they
erred. and the only topic of cameras-
tion about the village is as to what will
he done with the asleettaen tomorrow
afternoon. All seen to acknowledge
that there will have to be an increase
in the Ian rate or another outpou-
nient of imperative improvements.
Souls of the taxpayers are ml angry
and demand the sulfa of their select»
ley. linfu ll. Jenni-Os and Henry
llom The W say they will
ahowsoineoflhoaewhosredoins the
most blowias that they dost know
"final: sway! ' 'fha mote hid what they are talking about Altogethv
munitions-pat the so...
discovery was made that the selection '
There is a Will" tinting 32.30010 be
hila- ’
or lmpmlmlh of an linperafire iii-4
turn. The latlir are Siam (l. lirsdi
itiathouht that the Iliad of John
impart-ulsiistmoftheilolaissh
“also! y.of m
annoy”; been hands;
”he «floaty sruaisd. .
‘Than assortment: ails your
"lint Green's he’s dead. " he
"Well, suppose she is; what has that
to «lo-will! row, “sienna face?”
' i saw .llin fast now." answered the
lioy. "and he loohetl awfully sad and
lonely."
ser’gn
"l didn‘t know what to do to make
hint happy again, nu' feeling sorry for
hint i just went up to hint and let hint
hit me five times."
"Did it help him?" asked the moth-
er
"Help hint?" echoed the boy in a slit-
prlsed tone. "0! mime it did. Don't
you think it would make one feel bei-
ler to whack a fellow who had licked
me every week for a year?"—-l’earson's
Weekly.
Young Woman's Airs lfxad.
For the first time in the history of a
semi-swell Third street family it was
to have the luxury of a private title»
phone. .The battery and wiring had
been put in and all that was necessary
was the establishment of the connec-
tions. The handsdine dunghter of the
household waited for the suffice to
begin.
'lhe welcome ring came at a tlfne
when she was the only member of the
faintly at home. She rushed to the
telephone and (are the answering
"Hello”
"Hello! " came back cheerfully.
' You’ re 8!."
”What.” unclaimed the girl hardly
able in believe her ears
"You're 3i." repeated the mine.
"I'm not: and don't you dare insult
me. Why, l’ni just a little orer—-"
The voice cause both over the wire
a jolly hush.
”I'll have to be; your pardon, miss.
i meant that 3i was your telephone
number."——l.¢mlsrlilc Dispatch.
.Salesnianw'l'hose are walking gloves.
madam.
Rural customermlln tell? l've never
heard of them. Let me are 'etn walk.
OUTER GARMENTS.
Inn's—w I-Wfolalwlh
Wu- a-l 'ashlsnbie.
Ball gowns foryonns winking usualv
ly of very light materials. ball wraps are
not very hoary as they would then crown
the toilet we Plain satin. sills and
wool moire-or brurhe satins with a design
of little flowers are the fabric» roost often
chosen for eventing ring-es whit-h are roads
‘of half length with a mpnrbtm whirb
tony be lnlmi our the bend .\ waddni
lining is used, and fur. tenth": or «burn
limos the trimming. ribbon» lacing placed
on tho hood and at tho chasing in frumt.
Hills are no longer aliiniiiuitri- ariirlfl.
little miss than a tram». Tbry n'n- nt
nmple dlhnvnslons this mm ml of vari-
olis» odd shapes. nitrti liming fl live“! mills
at early end. Velvet mull» tritium! with
fur. flow-rs. ribbon and a ‘prweletl btn'hiv
on much wont.
The fifth: animal two». with n fillflil'tii
head, so murli w-irn fur tlw yrs-i ymr ni'
two. out unneilmew mod wt n trimming
instmtl of a rut-k wrap. A .v-bnri. - law.
laidim may lat dummml by pining lio-
huad of the lion at the- waist. the body
waning upward mound tilt will"
Entire whim. of iviin' nr silh- r ins ori-
made into lama for WM" uri iv" 11th slay-t
The] are lame. warm and c-mim ttlly {it'll
tunable.
Close bulletin of ninth. i‘iilllflllihflfll.
braided or adorned w itii upplnttit’mm, life!
M‘ll’uh‘hfl can.
nfeninreof fhenwaleawd Memo” rs-
man for the iiinsl fanciful MWML. M
the Miami-wt was} be slim at my
lirald. card. narrow gimp, mm
and are the trimming mm
in following out lilo design
A» lfiwafrlliuw is given of an elegant
h» rainfall for. 3H
afselvataadsstrahhsnmhnthe
A snows at him "list W
'sglaaiaii lawns.
. .iimfisuriix
Wis iii-issue.
"flow is yua‘rwifv Mister on?" ash-ii
bowls annual an old
hsnietlst thrilrnndl’niondrpot
.3 room site triad w
"flloddsai’toafierlndihesanat. as‘
cranial
.7 . -.
Hot
Weather
Prlces.
We lint) on some lllll!‘ we an» orc'tht' lied on Wl \"i'l'Il! HHOiZi-i for both
LAllllZii nml “Balm. 1% make room for Hl'lll’Nti a-Fl'tit'K no lllukl: o
sweeping reductions
In the price, ninl the idiots» sic fink-lam. L'A'I’I'Zm' STYLE“ and all Wamllletl.
s
Muhnckenio llotcl Block.
GLOYER’S NEW SHOE STORE,
I22 Washington St" South florwnllt.
finaldished
THE KRIEGER STORE.
Great t-lcnring out sale of
You can bili any one of our latest style
Jackets
For Ullcvilalf of the regular selling price.
H. KRIEGER,
lit Loading Chat and filling Store,
South Noni ullt.
A Glazed Jlitlillitl't, for
a
us if you will look all them.
WThree Good Things.
A line Quin Enameled Coin lot, for
A line Qllll Entitled slice Pan, for .
are not selling flit-iii zit cowl.
DIRECT
25 cents
it nuts
20 cents
Wt- did not buy tint-w ill ll bankrupt :illit'. Wt-
Ni-illit-r do “"0?
know that lill.‘ lllilll wim llllllil’ lilt'lil Inst tummy.
lint we do know that tin-y arr wa-il Will'lil what
no risk for flu-iii, and think you will :lgi’t'l’ with
NASH & VAN SCOY,
toner ion In an m Streets, Sold tonsil,
.w- i...
l
E
E
l
;
:pmnd of our stock. “9 worked hard
rHUGHES
OHIO“ mam.
Will ’fin' branch .
”Wt :45, .41» um. “viii-1mg «grind. to
flu.- made will [give his pt-
dietitian to the rurrncflnnol'
WW
0’ vml
fruity. ltdmtty tit futility
Ol’ EAL ll WEEK.
“unification“ willbe from 9 ii. in. lotion:
All 7:55:33 fruitin‘di-furlirc 342:, sin-old
mural is fetter admit. a propel
flu-team t‘y
m0 mm more
(film insomnia Vortiymliailnrimlinm Plpi
llrpay. Nilllliflf‘ll 'l'rmtlvlm, \t’i'htllh and with
“mine iii and oliwrmulntlim amps- mm when
«in in none miniplosimi.
\\ tilt llw aid of the lull-at lmpmi .. -tl vlt'f lrit
lnairnwt'ii: t of Armrest a nod iltii rpm-'10 but
an ullilll. in is enabled in fuel you t'yenlgbl
seleniiiimli y.
m, ll Ill! Strict, limit?
So toddlers orazems «motored.
BEAUTIFUL mitts
Ill lIiLL min
Are sometimes hard to get. lint theft
arc such things neverthcless. Vie donl
want to seem lrmsifnl but an art.
gto get it~we didn't take what was
Cloaks ind Millinery:
i
i
«(FREIGHT LINE!»
Norwnallt. South Norwalk,
and New York.
PROFILLIRQ
cm OF IOWA“, Will ind EAGLE
Mimosa MWWflnuli
9'
thrown to Us. That is one reason why
u: have the trade we do
l'alntefls’ supplies, glass, etc. paint-
ing; paper hanging and dermatitis.
E E GORHAM.
l" FIRST Al'E.'l 8.
East Norwnlh. Connecticut
won... it:
All tho lit-milynt' uii illit'i.
l’il'v fll liii'mnt Hf itw liilll.
on! m1 733 3003
lituivlt‘ lili‘ ilt'fil w!‘ any Hi;
rttflt'l‘.
EJoni what you wont.
A11 Opén Fire
Gasoline Heater.
l’oii mill saw it work.
Norialk Patten
ti lan‘fg Go.
2% Washington St, 80. chrwalk
J. 0. JENNINGS,
4m linger, Ctldminr Painter.»
nultrr. IS
Wall Paper: and Borders
l NORTH 3|le STREET.
South Norwnllt.
Sample limits of faint Styles 0'
Papers. Borders and Gilt Mouldings
taken in humor for inspection. on no
stirs by postal. Estimates cheerfully
xivon. int
WilliamC.Jesse,
ills wnsmrzm'ox STREET.
Bole Agent for
season?
muslin AND Williznllltflnll.
”slivers-l in Bulk lo the Trade.
Man in hottles to any part of the city
or vicinity. Light, fl per ease.
Dark. canal to basal-tad fl 25.
Proust attention aim to
noodsaryreinsdiss, audit would‘liaa .
' ”mutton for only household injure. ,
“ are arsenic in its ”hummus 1mm")?
”will! ally H‘ ' ,
gas prove fatal m a plum
mills procured in lime to adntinialrr
i“anion general directions at hand form
”tenancy. The Now York Society for
Mrtwlion in mm Aid to the lnjtllntl 3
lanolin its classes the symptoms and ruin-
r‘tllsafor various poisons as follows:
' , Arising tho poisons knownas“lrritant"" ‘
mien sublimnlc, rumor of tenth. white
land, tlni strung scion such es sulphuric, m
or vitriol, touristic, nitric. osollonritl cat" . ,
> holie; the strong hiknllva, such as and».
potash, lime and nnmmiiin outer. Tho
symptoms of poisoning by on irritant are
aurora wins in the illllllllbtlil and lilitltmwm.
nausea, vomiting. purging, ininln-s and
, often fi-ehls pubs and breathing. Tho
treatment is first to count; iotuitlnpby [iv
in; n tumblerful of warm (not hot) water
with a thblospmnfnl of ground dry mutt
ford stirred in it, or by pushing the fore- ,
linger as far as tamihlo down the lbfll‘. ‘
The forefinger is tho best possible Mill.
After cunning the patient if? Vomit freely, .
giro large drafts of milk. or tho whites of 2 i“
a couplo of eggs, no: beaten if the poison
wars on will, give alien magnesia or emit-
ing soils to mmtrolizo. ll nit alkali. xlvu
lemon juice or n tnblcspnonful of vinegar.
'l'lw "systomin" wimnsnru opium. mor-
phin, lsudnnum, pnwgriric. belladonna.
atropin. neuritic, honbniw. or byoarynrntir,
simmonlttm. prim-it.- W'id, ryzmido of po-
tassium, mix volition, stryclinin, alcohol.
chloroform and other. The symptoim
diflor with the different poisons, but no .1
rule there is gradually increasing sleepl-
uorn, «tutor. inmtslbility or tit-thaw ill:-
liritun and «amorous tit-"puffy”breoth—
lug,
ln opium [slimming (which includes
morphio, lotttianurn and parrgorie) tho ,
pupils of the eyes are mortar-toil to tho
tizoof small pinbeatls, breathing is very
slow and the face often cstrciiieiy pale.
in ain't-bola poisoning thrm urn dimmi-
siona :ilinmit. likoepilepny. and tho jolts urn
set firmly tugai her. in lwilndonnn. ntropin.
rbyoscyninns nnd strumonlum the pupils of
tho eye are dilated, the pulse ropidnnd tho
appearance is that of {cw-r. In nconite.
chloral and tobacco poisoning there is
great ptustrnt'wn, the pulse is feeble and
the intro pain.
The first thing to be done. mi in the oili—
sr |ltil§0ll§. is to cousin repented vomiting,
using the sumo means. After the. emetic
has noted (reply. give strong black onion in
frequent doses. if n ruse of opium poimz—t
ing on no amnmt allow tho p’ itiont to no
to sleep. Keep him walking up anddmm
slapping him on tho innit antlt'hcsl with ‘rb
wet towel, but be careful nut to eslmnst.
him. if symptoms of collapse appear. pm.
but applications on the aluminum and legs,
The symptoms are {collie brimming. for o
pole, pim lied about the nose and anxious.
eyelids drooping, cyan dull [misc feeble
and skin i.‘.llii!
If the respiration becomes slower than
fire or in: breaths in a minute. Main am
flcinl respiration and millions: until no
longer memoir}. Artificial respimtion i-i
produced lzylziying the patient on his back.
with n roll of Jim!) undoi- the fillifllldm.
Draw tiw tongue well out and tie it.
against the lower teeth by laying the envi—
tor of a dry rll'ip of cloth on it. crossing
the cloth undo-r the chin. marrying ands
around tho nevi: and tying at side of neck.
The“ Lllt’t'i brhuul his head. m M,
arms bull Wit) be but it nitrous and wrists...
mid dmw dim: tip and over his bond will
his hillllfi lamb the: floor behind. Bold:
than there for fully two aewnds, “emf.
carryiiiem buck until they rest against
tin.- lint-ii of the chest and press than firm.
ly again-s tho their fur twn wounds. Re—
peat until natural respiration takes plans.
The method is the mine as in cows of
drowning
Peritiuiigumtu of [lillflfihllllll in nu nurl’
doll: in umrpb’ino. but coffee to valuable in
nll ry nlemit.’ poisons ——.\sw York Tribune.
The Capra-lion's lard Tall.
it is reload [but in the later foru'ss, mi
thoeruof ti Democratic altitoconventioti in
Albany, [lion llicbmumlnntl l’trrchaggHr
won,- in l'tiflnllilflliun. Smoothing like this
was the dialogue lwtwecn vim two Wort:
"Whom shall we put up for gorcruorr"
salted ihrlmmrnl.
"soymmir will do "0' is able. new in
tile. popiilnr and Will rcntii'r tho lickr-t
invim- ibio " nnsw ‘ml t' .igger. And Soy
iiiour's namo went down.
"lino fur stmrncy general?" queried
liirhnmml.
"0b, 'l'rrmnino. II» is by in: thelnist
of tho lot. Beside». wn want the Van
Buren influence." Anti down want Tru—
"mine.
"Who for mflfll!’ of slate?" qnom
Richmond. .
“Vim Nora. He in unis-lilo and mutt-h
ablaond the want tlm indium of tho
Knickerbu'kcrs anyhow." And them
won! \‘nn Seas. And so it was until the
drains was eompleiod. with tho exception
of anperintmdcnt of education. ,
‘ Peter, beillllihftii we name for that!
Then are throw or four candidates. 1‘ .
never heard of eitherot‘ thorn before/Mild ‘5
Richmond. .
“unit—n it," murnml Bauer.”lal
the convention numinnlu llio outlaw for
superintendent of publiufllucnllfi." m.
down that wont mo :
'l'hc loll-minnow the convention
through the flute so "instructed iii
than two bums ll rt-iliirlul llama-I
two days to nominate tlio I'm for
superintendent of «situation-Wk
I 'oiifier Jirlii'l‘thl. 7
Why Russia Wants thin-o ,
The intimary of coin» and ltossls has
lilo“ plolmiml autism. The ”limit”
"momma feeling or their int-wits
Between Roma mid ”mm
tissue is moppnsllion: thorn WW
manna. the United Mimi's!
ham hare only one object-«tom
China an immune market for the m
of their industry. iulmpoae upon is,»
force if need be, their more
the whim. limbs and Japan ash;
facilitate the esprwislltwi into
Chloueprtsloata lid-la with lie
will he the middleman Hid!“
China and miss” lam
Guanine-flu. muss ram » .
miss-lanai lamina the
aummbthnuthamw
fill. ,
Th- inriaawaa missus of
whkhwillhasatafliahlll
and fimwthrwnlhasd .
ilsa mater ,
in as as villas ins m
mm throw”
Norwalk Chronicler