Later he called
had not gone. but
1 o soon. He called sev-
in May he mooted
would be better for
M then s housekeeper.
' would have a good
June 13 they
‘ ind Dell time told the
sly it she determined to
. MVIIIC written him
WWII.
.. 1 stand yesterday lira.
' “W hat- husband run away
’ ...-W her coming. says the
W. lire. llorse re-
1111. stayed there a week‘
During that time her hus~
. infused to talk to her. He
drive out use housekeeper.
; Hrs. Horse that she
gs’ long as she wanted. hlr.
lire. Horse went driving
1 Iirs. Lottin was not
a place at the table. Hrs.
her little girl and Mr. Lot-
- -- . She had what was
‘ was assigned to a room on
- Vail by herself. His treat-
”rdnsde her sick. and after
" hear there eleven days her
and took her away.
sued for divorce. alleging
«petty and adultery. and
”.000 slitnony. In court no
made on the second count.
' hot so anew was made to
. - . Attorney Lynch appear-
Iaaitin. and Attorneys E. F.
limiter sor the defense.
to keep the housekeeper
after the trial of a cane
M Mr. lattin by his
1‘! which hits. Itorse was an
Illness. The defense tried
that hits. Lattlu precipitated
. by hot consenting to abide
d's wishes and intruding
borne against his will.
”It: had so array of witnesses
, including lira. Home. who.
m- said. was the cause of all
bit
W sums I. mm.
1 Casio at his Boats in Bridger
lady this Inning.
, S. Smith. formerly of South
willed at his borne in Bridge-
S-o'oloch this mtmting. in the
‘ .. year of his age. lie
widow and two daughters. N11-
”. Hr. Smith was born
during his boyhood days on
“all. which was owned by
’or new years be but 11m.
' ' agent for P. W. in-
; York. dealer: in paints
W obliged to give up
about three month»
of illness The funeral
' m from 111 .1011» .1
‘ . Saturday after-
Wk. lad Bomb Norwalk
family are invited to at-
chain will be brought
in“ Willisli Joseph
.lisse. lie was
- Ville. and is sup-
"his way to Coins. as he
" s desire to see that
Janus. were lines pants
rink
e
m “We
slab tact last sight at
‘ hostels-West snails.
11 W that in 1.111111: 11111 .
B. the
' ettthe
list ofa‘sovointnients for the New York
district wssresd:
John W. Beach. presiding elder.
Boaters circuit, W. H. .ldeilnrris.
Bethel, 3.11.th -
Flutohurch, H. E. Barnes; Grace. ll.
0. unity: 11mm. Sentinel Garm:
North liaiu, L. hi.Lou1.1shury; 811111-
merileld E. C. Carpenter; Washifibn
Park, N. G. Chaney: Canon and Smith
Wilton. John Brien; Cornwall Bridle
and Ellsworth, Almon B. Smith; Dan-
bury, W. W. Bowdish: Darien. S. A
Sands; Barton, E. J. Curtis; Georgi.»
town. R. J. Beach: Greenwich W. W.
Gillies: Litehfield. G. C. Boswell; its.
maroneck. EC. Hosg; lilanus, W. C.
Wilson. Mount Vernon—Chester Hill,
it. W.Rsy1nond; First church. G. C.
Peck; North, B. F. Gllman; New On-
nnan. B. S. Putney; New Intern. G.
W. Servis. New Rochelle-Fleet
church. W. H. Warden; St. John' s,A
H. Gentleman: Newtown circuit. E.
H. Sawyer. New York—Backus Hill,
1). W. Conch; City Island. A. C. Bow-
dish; .Cornell Memorial. J. J. Faust:
East Chester. R. S. Povey; Grace. J. J.
. Mont; Italian Minion. F. A. Taxiloln-
tels: North New Torin, W. H. Barton;
Olin, T. L Poulson; Seventeenth
Street, J. B. Smith; Sixty-first Street,
E. A. Dent: Thirty-seventh street, H
S. Still; Trinity. Jamese'liontgomery;
Twenty-seventh street. W. S. Winsos.
Jr.; Westehester. and Bronxdale, W
H. P. Fleming; West Farms. F. L
Strickland ; Woodstock. Nathan Hub-
bell; Nichols. J. L. Rollins: North Wil-
tonand Vista. George Bennett. Jr.
Norwalk—East Avenue. A. J. Smith;
Norwalk. i". A. Scolield: Rowayton.
H. E. Wing; South Norwolk. A. 3. K11-
vansgh. Port ‘ Chesteraliing Street.
B. 1’. Abbott: Summerlield, W. 1‘.
Pray; Pound Ridge Circuit. J. H.5'l‘ran-
mer; Bedding. B. C. Pit-bury; Ridge—
ileld. F. B. Uphsm‘: Round Hill, J. E.
Zelter; Roxhury Circuit. 15. T. Brush;
Rye. Nelson Edwards; Ssugatuck. W.
hi. i-‘anton; Southport. l-'. P. Tower:
Stamford, F. W. Crowder and Henry
Hoissy'; Stamford ('ircult. C. A. Wil-
son; Stcpney andLong Hill, L. W.
Helm; Strstford. W. B. Jeffries:
West Bastien Circuit. (in A. Slott; West
Reading. J. L. Gurusey; Westport. W.
H. \i’akehatu.
Rev. C. «It: Pdgg goes to Cutchogue,
l.. L: Rev. A. H. Wyatt. Flushing;
Rev. C. E. Benedict. Csrumnck circuit:
Rev. 0. F. Bartholow. Eighteenth
Street, Brooklyn; Rev. B. W. Jones.
Fourth Avenue. Brooklyn.
LYMI 31319;.” on: was
Ir. Weston and Iaster lrnith Britain]
of Patriotic Firs.
The most interesting of all the dr-
holes upon the Blaine question. under
the auspices of the A. M. E. iyeeurn
took place last evening. when Peter H.
Weston. of Hartford. and Master tit-o.
i‘. C. Smith. son of Oswald R. Smith.
represented the l'uitcd Btutes.
Mr. Weston's arguments were strong
and telling. and brought forth ap~
planer. He will that there won out an
American but who was convinced that
the Spanish government was responsi-
ble for the lose of the Maine; that the
mines were planted by the officials and
t'nlllltlf‘lt'tl with electric batteries. and
that those batteries were not lCt'Ctiiillllu
to others than those whose action»
were directed by the govornmcut whitt-
in charge of the electric button. and
thus was necessary for their own snlet y.
President McKinley, said he. is noting
in 11 commendable manner. He is not
rushing into battle like an unthinking
horse. but. when he does get room: and
that will be soon. he will show that the
American people are capable of think-
ing and acting for themselves
The Star Spangled Banner was then
suns. slid Mister George F C. Smith.
12 mt- «inn and general of 1111 or-
pulsation bf West Side tilibusters.
took the stand. It was not many min-
, utes We be had his audience spell-
bound. “Let Spain Inset of her grand
and mighty war vessels.” said he. "but
the United States has always brains
sulllcleut ‘to keep, her true power to
herself until the time shall come when
it shall be shown that slihomh Spain
may think now that Old Glory is trail-
log in the dust. we will teach thorn that
there never has grown nor ever will
grow a pole summon: large «ml:
to touch the ends of Old Glory as she
iiosts proudly to the hresse. Uncle
Essa." said he. "tell us why are you
waiting? Hear you not the call to“
amnforesrnoblelssdhasheendevh
graded? let its wake to were alarm.
and sweep the earth of tyrants sway
asdmerthsihisdspnormoa'sm
lint theta have the sill
fishbowl!!! 1
1 in order to prove it.
5 ' Barby Cartilage-s
without a wiclr.
01' Hill.
point it is the Only proper method of carpet cleaning.
bhii'i’h ‘
w ... manger-mors-
Gasoline Stoves
. We have the only perfectly odorless Blue Flame Oil Stove made, 111111 burns
This 13 a build! usSertion, 11111 We have only to Show you the stove
It is a pleasure for us to show them, whether you wish to buy
Housecleaniug time is here and with it comes carpet heating, 1117 rather, carpet
destroying, (unless we take them no hand. ) We can thoroughly cleanse your carpets
or rugs without removing them from the floor, remove all dirt or grease spots, restore
the color, rniSe the 1111p, and render them perfectly moth proof
From a sanitary
Testimonials from our lcad111g physicians and citizens. Demonstration-1 free.
W. S. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Streets, 80.. Norwalk y
Bi “6!;
Thursday is Bargain Day.
will otter, . . ,
11111ch of Corsets: The Ii. 51 0.,
Bossett s, 111111 the Form Health \i diets.
A. DICKERMRN
All that’s New
We want to call attention to our CORSET DEPARTMEN'I' and for this purpose
illi-
29c A 61011 11111111 11111111111. at 290
We take this opportunity to say that we carry the following popular
Royal Worcester, 'l'homsou’s Glove
Fitting, Dr. Warner's Cerali11c,Loomer’1-1, Bull's. (fresco,
.\' cmo,
We shall also put out other items of interest for
our Thursday sole.
8- SON,
84 \\ asliingtun Street, South Norwnlk.
In Spring Clothes.
w stock.
and Boy is here.
WE’VE
with the very
N0
N0; the most fastidious.
FRANCIS 81 Co-
Tflogggggfim 1111111le11111
true workmanship and best
our clothing.
owaoatv'o.
.13.. super.
leek-keeping. amount-our.
‘fifl:mwd, Fonlliaora'for n‘ll Crops.
wins. , ‘ puma Idiots:
Isslssse Correspondence. . ..
W. sill risotto til;
ug'mmm“ . trimesters:
Largo or Imall Quantities.
' 1 .i
hisuufse‘tarent' Priest.
11101111 11:1- rout
AT WHCIJNALE.
r .
user”
BRiWIIlB
5115111255....- 1
more: » Rafi
11111
wish every 1111111 in Norwolk could see this New Spring.
All thnts new in up-to-dutc Clothes for Man
scartllctl the best murkt-ts oi the country for
choicest products, and there-1 not 11 store in the
land better cum 1pcd than this for 1111 1ply111g you
met productions of tl
signers and tailors of our country.
10 best dc-
skimpiug in moire-11p, but all the essential points of
nuttcrizil urc embodied in
trouble to show you this stink, 11nd well sutcly please“
98 Wuultin ton Street,
South. orwnlk.
onntw
Central Martel.
Whole-siesta! retail dealers in
Fish,
Oysters.
cranial
Lobs‘khrs.
Littlfiflflik‘ciomo,
usmmdiimnuuu.
'lnw
House-”mu.
“W”
m Ill mu Will
Hairs. ’01s») ‘ his? 3999.0.
2th
how rent on its! hi“: 0 “new
transom truest.
Mofihs’mns-
Psttsno. hywhleh
our lady readers
‘msotdiitr "sewdeta’hdehtleiit
Warner Home Cows.
HINTS BY HA! IANTON.
No women of refinement can afford
to be without a comfortable and taste-
ful borne gown. The model given oom-
bines all essentials. and Is equally suit-
ed to wool stuffs for the present season
and washable fabrics for summer wear.
As illustrated the material takes a me-
dium piece and is China silk in a not:
shade of blue. with trimmings of
cream-colored lace. The full fronts
are arranged over a fitted lining. with
single in place of double bust darts.
and which reaches a point slightly be-
low the waist. The yoke of lace is
faced onto the back. but made separate
at the front as the left side is hooked
over ilivlsibly into place. The gown
proper consists of a full back and trout
joined by side-back gores. the fitting
being accomplished by shoulder scams
and under-arm got-es. The back. which
is arranged in a Watteau-like plate 111.
(enter of yoke. falls in graceful folder
to the floor. The fullness of the fronts
is collected in gathers and stitched to
the lower edge of the yoke. the closing
being effected at the left side beneath a
iobot like fall of lece which completes
the frill whit it finishes the lower edge
of the square yoke. The sleews are
smug fitting to the elbow, but niousque-
tairc above. and are linishcd by small
puffs at the shoulders which support
the epnulettes formed by eecnrnd frills
of lace placed beneath those that edge
the yoke. A colkrr of ribbon finishes
the net-l1. and 11 sash. somewhat wider
but of the same sort. passes from the
yoke 111 the center-hack under the arms
and is bowed at the left side.
To make this gown for a lady in til -
medium size will require sis and three—
fourths yards of forty-four-int-h mat-3»
rial. or twelve and one-fourth yards of
twenty-two inch goods. The pattern,
No. 7285. is cut in tires for n 32. 3t. 31}
33 and 40-inch bust measure.
r-("l-i”)~t”}~t”)-i")-—(”)7
gamma com com '3
l l limiting one mitt-ruin anysluol I
g No. the ’3
T Cut 1111.1 out. on 11. your name and J
; address. and mail or take it to l
T Sturtevaut's Bargain House. )5
Pillsrnem-...-.....m-..-.-. _- - .M 5
l
fAddross. -.-.... .. ..... 1
T Pattern No one -.- -ln. '
T Isis and Ann stmsts. booth Norwalk.
“tool-‘(ool'”ioe)"isol-(sol-led"
ItilEUilA'l‘ltm CtIiliit).
My wife has used Lnamboriaiu's
i’aln Balm for rheumatism with great
relief. and i can recommend it as a
splendid Ilniment for rheumatism and
outer hossehold use for which we have
found It vslushle.—-W. J. Cuyler. lied
Creel. N. Y.
Ir. Cuylsr is one of the leading iner-
ehsnts of this village and one of the
most prominent men in this vicinity.
~W. G. Phippin, editor lied Creek
Herald. For sale by 0. c. Still-ea.
W Wk. and E. i’. Weed. Nor—
walk.
Wm
The followiag’werc than 1111111 :1,
ms. unfurnished fromoiliwsofli.
ll. Wooster. meat lawyer and spurt.
w. W Cons.
Item Burris e1 st. 7
entities for' «its ear fenders;
it. J. i’.‘ New Haves. knob
attachment; (but. Watson New liar
an. M W for W star; .1.
o. Haremwreath; W. W.
W. utters. hail tennis: 0.
meson.
~ well
an East Nerwsllt Citizen who»
ltesldes on Keys“ Meant.
Few, people will admit iailure while
ttherc' 111 a chance ior argitmeut. Many
people claim success when no one rim
to dupute it What we want to do is
to place 1 or claims where 4W
at the tm‘ Mien em “£533
eycry day, and the Norwalks are
log to appreciate it. New. to get right
own to the point, everybody ltnows
that there is many so aching hook,
iiiuny a tame and painitd one the sai-
icring from which make!- liic :1 burdw.
bill havirig tried so many remedies. the
stiiicrrr not finding success. looks upon
all. alto pr- list to hate a cure with-ail
the skepticucn of a skeptic; and -=ytrt
one more struggle with the right ally
and the back is irer. Others have done
it right here in East Norwaik, why not
you? Read what .‘lrs. Annie Clark, cl
5 Kryser are. says:
"My lmfltaml and i built tried Dunn's
Kidney Pills. and niitaiurd very pleas-
ing results. They rated hid back. and
after I look them I found myself quite
i had k1dncy trouble for some
true. and it (latch-pod into eteady hack—
110.11, necnnrpatmd by a 11 111511;. “cais-
has very inconvemeut at night We
both tried some simple home remedies.
but the trouble still remained. One night
i read .111 account 01' :1 (on: in. mg made
by using Donn w Kidncv Pills Tire
!)iilpi0fi~i being identical \Mill mine. I
got a box at Pleistrd 5 drug store That
one box completely cured me. Both
Mr. Clark and I think very highly of
Dunn's Kidney Pills."
Fur nir- by all dealers. Price 5
(cute Mailed by Foster-Millmru Co,
Buffalo. N. Y., mic agents for the U. S.
Remember the mmc—Dsrau's—ond take
no other.
The average boy would be a great
deal happier if somebody would invent
a suit of clothes that could be taken of!
with one shake and put on again with
one wiggle.
~Aestonenreshsadsehe.
Iviugmc Debs thinks that the New
England papers aren't giving him
enough attention. We don't know about
that. We saw his name in print
somewhere the other day.
THE WAR WITH SPAIN. ’
It will never come. but the famous
Blue B. Remedies of the "lee Hhung
i'ook Series," by E. Z. Brievogelle, A.
M.. M. 1)., are revolutionizing medical
science. No. 1 cures Rheumatism; 2
cures La driver: 3 cures a cough or
cold; 4 cures Catarrh; 5 is a perfect
appetlziug tonic; ti XXX Stimulating
l’ills cure impotence; 7 la the Chi!-
dren't Relief Soothing Syrup. Trial
bottle of each, 101-, or cut this out and
get one free; 1.000 references on ap-
plication. Charles S. Finch. 187 Wash-
ington street. sole agent for South
Norwalk.
it is not pretty to say of a woman
that she talks too much. but she loolut
complimented when you tell her that
she is a fine conversationoiist.
CASTORIA
hhfsuiesadtlhildrea.
arso- '
lati- an
""""a , cu”?-
Sabbath School teacher—«Why, I'ctpy
Murphy! Fighting again? Did not
last Sunday's lesson teach that when
you are struck on one check to turn
the other to the striker?
l’ctey Murphy~i'es‘1n; but be halted
the on the nose. 1111' I only got cue.
lotus Foolish People
allow a rough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of medicine. They of-
ten say “Oh. it will wear away," but
in most cases it will wear them away.
Could they be induced to try the suc-
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal-
sear. which is sold on a positive guar-
antee to ours. they would immediately
see the excellent elect after taking the
first dose. Price 25c and 6011. Trial
site free. At all druggists.
He— You know Joues' wife. an old
schoolfellow of yours; tell me. is she
musical?
She (her dearest friendi—d should
say decidedly not. or she wouldnt be
so fond of hearing the sound of her
own voice.
«Mil-III“-
"Youag man, I warn you. Beware
of the world. the flesh. and -——-”
”Oh. the devil!"
“maul! ”or
l was reading an advertisement of
Chastberlas'MColie Cholerassdbisr
rhossltsbedytsthe‘wmm;
priesteess‘tlr. which ludsaietowrite
this. lustmhtsiiyssyisorsrss-
sdaarnstedyessstteitiweollesal
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