bring a suicide in
in the person of s
orwaili, who had ta-
11.1i1.
rim trolley min Bridge-
73M: situation of several
was called by Conductor
1.! M substance on the run-
6! the car. It bor'o every
Paris green. Dr. No-
” l the party and he con-
“ “i” join: .
' it! that a girl about, twenty
stood
_ h'y'. ind after hea'ri'ng the doings
f ash. girl set out to llnd her. House
house was visited, but no young
.had been seen in the neighbor-
‘ Finally the residence of Wil-
'ftyhdars" was reached, and in the
. 1 young éiri answering the des-
' was seen. The reporter
1. 'a y‘ard. but the young lady was
_, tiy aware of his presence, as she
, Wteiy withdrew to the rear of
nose. Mrs. Burr Mills. a middle-
lady, was met, and the reporter
hnown his errand. She said her
was Rebecca Norton. and that
all came from Norwnlk on a visit.
W on told that the young lady had no-
to" very strangely and had thrown
from her stomach something that loolr-’
W Paris green, Mrs. Mills was as-
toiinded and held up her hands In hor-
s. tlills went to the rear of the
so ,and talked to the young lady,
fin denied all knowledge of the pol-
ion. Finally she came to the front of
yard and the reporter talked to
hot. To film, also, she denied the pol-
shn. M answered all questions with
' run'oonoerned air. Even when told
7 that the green powder had been anal-
. ' ylod'hud found to lie poison. she laugh-
s
331‘” (lease. The girl had without
res
K
’1
l
ed‘and said. "i guess not.”
Without gaining much satisfaction
the newmper man went back to town.
. Ho hold little, ior he thought some-
. thing would developibcfore long. and it
"d§§‘hut 5 o‘clock Dr. l’owors was soul-
3 'to the Mills house. When he
hi’livod he took the situation In at a
doubt
taken poison. llc fill“! her an emetic.
aliii‘ soon up come more green matter,
which the trained eye of the doctor
Millard at once as Paris green.
It'l'y Friday morning the \Vt‘hilltirt~
”mould man ngsln called at the
mill house and bird an interview with
(its wouldshwicido.
I. lid that 'l‘huriulny slic lift her
he in Norwalk and went to bridge
‘ M At a drug store she [Irchusod a
”hilly of Parts grout and then went
both! depot where. in a sinus of water.
abreast over a tulilesiiooohil. 'l‘his
m “If“! after Iii ti'i'liu'k. t-iiu- left
llrloaroort on on- 12:12 mun-y and
reached Westport as «lawn stall-1i.
Whoa ashsd what the trouble was
“ lid lilo Vina out of work and dos
m Iho wished to go oui to
mm. but her mother obiutui
M Voilhod heavily on her mind and
“ovary day scented dsrlo-i and darker
fl- her. and so to sad it she look on-
lasts arses.
Norton is a mum: lolly. iulr
lashing and eighteen years in
it. lthlllo l‘osldo iii Witter
Norwaltl
”mil-Om
swap 3 «1
"Millennial. all in Good
Isolth and Wed.
thy Associated I'm-.1
istmassi. Mptoiliiltll‘ “Willi" ruin-d
m peace eoiiiinlssiourrs landed
Mrs early out saisanis from do» on
said strainer i‘tlmttltttia, which reach»
‘ h" ilhiliill station before daylight.
M of. all in flood limit“ and re)
m by the mystic (or the sort in
stirs tar thorn.
llllfl'l' till-l PAlt'rN'Mlzlt
(It! Wm
“Maui" lt- -Wll|ium
.st toe llalilewisii i'ap r
at lisclilaisl. (thin. Moon
ire- ssrs. walled into the mill
shes ‘ lashiand late yesterday after.
M and shot his warm r sad brother-
' i J. 0. ltloliaruson. lticlisrdsou
_. II aa-Iaator sari was sorority
“akin-man (onset he found
k W in hare reoriented stil~
it is assessed Holder-as was ia-
.” wife is a relative of Stiletto
”also.
y
s
en-l '
Chi red l the 011..
Favorite Mills Biscuit.
‘ " eyes” my a
is“... wait:
‘ solid enough!“
steady
enough for everyday
the: Athousahtl-sntt-one
" odsarhesiitéli Furor-
.tte‘ ill: fllscnltwillh'elptlie
house
Theyaremadehytheeleaoesthakingmachinerylntlic
cleanest bakery in New England.
'“ "‘"tdt'aonn' MINI m&.'u'cm
«st i.-. N,» 4L»
t .
sums-ism m
Following is a list of letters remain-
big uncalled for at the following post-
oillces for the week ending Sept. 2i:
trawl-u assassin n. a. 3.
lies witness ‘l’alis of the Work a has
flan Doing for distiller-s.
The Spirit of '78, publishéd in inter- NORWALK
est of the Daughters of the American Slaugd Arthur "0““
Revolution. prints the following con- A'C Siiiiih
coming the work of the Norwullt chap».
her:
The Norwnlk tConn.) Chapter, Dau-
ghters of the American Revolution is.
it this writing, in its usual prosperous
condition. As always. the members
sad the regent are on the most cordial
terms of friendliness and mutual help-
1'ulness. Under these circumstances
you will not be surprised to bear that
ill the members of the chapter are co-
operating with a lively manifestation
of interest in the relief work—u work
and a cause which all true Daughters
i we engrossed in at the present time.
"in union there is strength, " said our
1lorefnthcrs, and they proved it too.
li‘iie Norwulk chapter hasnt said that
till referents to itself. lint it is proving
glhe. truth thereof just the same; and
the spirit of '76, which animated heroic
women of the Revolution, has evidently
been handed down. as an heirloom per-
.,hnps to their daughters of $98. For.
ill historians are fair and true, the
Inamcs of these daughters will surely be
passed on to posterity with a record
’ss loyal and patriotic as that which'
'thelr forefathers left behind them in
itbeir good old Connecticut town when
ngicy went to receive the Well—merited
‘1cward of their rugged. yet regal. lives,
l "W the able and enthusiastic leu-
dership of the patriotic regent Mrs.
.damuel Richards Weed tho Norwalk
chapter is manifesting its interest in
the herds of our soldiers in quite u
substantial manenr. The chapter has
made a direct contribution of Slot) for
dellcucbs for sick soldiers. it has also
lecnt one hundred pajamas and various
iother articles recommended by the pro-
ipcr authorities as conducive to lhi'
health and comfort of the soldier in
hospital or at the front. The chapter.
'hnil also forwarded a box of books
which Weighed llli‘t‘i‘ hundred pounds
to Manila, the Philippine islands. and
llewoy's follonrs in that mucli-dlsciis~
and port are doubtless. fenstlnlt ere this
on itmni literature. it was good liter-
:lllll'i'. too. and l'iicic Sam's boys prob-
.ibly "ppm-Lin it till the more that it
has t‘tillli' to them all the way from old
(‘miui-ctlrul.
iii-cenily. July 1‘. Hill cliuplcr ~nloy1-d
0. M. Stanton (2)
Miss 14. B. show
Lisslo Tolhert
BRADLEY S. Kldl’l‘ii‘. P. M.
SOUTH NORWAIM.
ll. Kuhn
Willin'm A.“ D. Evans
Joseph A. King
Otto l-‘redrickron
Miss Ada is. Eaton
Frank W. Arnold
Mrs. l). Abenrn
W. ll. Avery.
U. W. BENEDICT. l’. M.
OYSTER BEDS iNSi’EC'i‘El).
A. M. C. Matthewson and Engineer
ll. C. Sanford,- representing the Shell
Fish Commission of this state, have re-
turned from Providence. and report
having had a line outing with the
Rhode island commissioners. The
party boarded the steamer Baltimore
at Providence and made a tour of iii—
spes-tlon of the oyster beds. many of
which are owned by Connecticut grow~
ers. Til"‘f‘(‘. were forty-four in the pur-
ty including Lieutenant Governor tire-
gory. members of the General Assem-
bly, nml olncr distinguished guests.
The oysters taken from the beds owned
by ("otinccticut growrrs were magnifi-
cent specimens.
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ENGRAVING.
We will furnish
IOO
wsnomo
{luminous
also ”‘15. including inside
and outside cove-lows. the fin
Evening
The approaching noel weather suggests (iii Ileateis. We'have fifteen
styles.' in an sizes. Jcbresentin‘g all “)3 leading males. and at prices
lower than over. “Enterprise” cciihui raft healer rs, $1. {)0 each.
\
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Stavepipe and 1111101111, any size. .extraii invy. double rivets-1],“) cents.
_. -Mmt— -fl- .-. b.’
' Zinc and Crystal Steve. Boards, half foiiLr price.
—.. ........_._.,.... ...._.
tics, 50. cents.
.00 each.
Fourteen quart Enameled i’i'cscrving Kc
- a..- M... ... ‘1
New lines Jardini‘ers from “locals to ’
Large consignment of. import samples of line (‘iiina from one of our
largest importers. Altai-dinner und ‘iiocoiiito (ups and Saucers,
Plates. Sauce Dishes. Sugars, nmi UreumsJ lrnoircr wiais, 'l'ea i’ots. ice ‘
Cream Sets, Pudding Sets, (‘sindeused M3 ik iioidcis, ctc., etc , etc., at
import cost.
W. s. s’ruanvnNr,
North Main and ion Streets, South Norwalk, Conn.
Mark Down Stile
e, 4 , --11~.-——1 ,
MATS Alvin Roos.
We have picked out something over (inc liumiied Mats and Rugs, Dropped
Patterns. Jobs, sit... and put Red Tickets on tithin, with a llilt'llil reduction in price
Size 18x35 Style Smyrna.
“ 21x4» “ Byzantine.
“ benl “ Anatoiine.
_“ 301m , “ Saracen.
“ 36x72 3 “ Japanese.
” Eitixiiii 1 “ Sakai.
“ 361140 3 “ \loqiiette.
This will iii'ford on national opportunity it buy Mats and Rugs at less than:
their value.’ 3
A Dickermon 81 Son,
84 Waohin ton Street. , ,, ‘ South Norwisik. Court.
sentinel ~
Advertisements
an luritoiioii iiiwlluu at the charming
country home ol its l'iilt‘iii. .ili's. W111i. eat utiuilly and most artistic
ii "\lblbrook." Rowuytuil. The guest , f
of honor was the slab- i'1kt'ill. .\lr~. “W""M' ”'
Kinney. who gave an informal talk on 3
iolhl work and iilt' owls of our sol. 1 3
dicrs. The address was «11111111111111. 1..- 38
cause vo-i-y «split-ll. unit was listened to
Nearly w per will. less than
with the (it't-lli‘ri iilllil‘i'sl by n turgi-
uiii appreciatin- gathering of chapter?
llll'llliit‘i'll
Mrs, Alvsundr. riurnl of the New "W otlcri-dbr another in a“.
l'.iuiiuii riiiipiir. Hair 11 report ol a \bi ’ I
ii to the hospital ship itcltol, which? ulty.
was also much enjoyed. 1 ‘ .
‘l‘lio ubuu expressed by Mrs. Kinney: “A”! AUDI “ONM‘ “UN 3
ll ibis nit-«lion are now in prim-ta oi Ditltllhl. 3
devolution-Iii Iliroiuh the patriotic
minds and busy lingers of these loyui
ilnuulil-rs. and the results are looked
(or to appear soon in liberal contribu 3
ilons of hospital slippers and hospital
Wadilhut work folded and 111- l
sorted to “relapse wilhon
sates shares. miter satires-
ARE Resp iii The
bones or 'i‘liB
Public.
”our!
011. HEATERS!
hillthniirliyutmis.
C-
PEiG
i it ill”?
During iiié gall “id'bf
Santiago.
Slt‘li on watt, 1 aesii moat
Alli) DAY.
’ 1-
1's. season .‘t the lattlo of we...
do Ma were all lions-f Mis-
s‘otc inbo- in Opting partition
‘ sail use“... to tho float ‘nd the ‘
Day.
P. E. Butler, of pack-(raid No. 3. wri-
llng from Santiago dc cubs. on July
28d. says: ,"Ws .ali hadndlarrhoaa in
more or less violent tom, and when
we landed we had no time to see a doc-
tor, for it was a case of rush and rush
night and day to keep the troops sup-
piled with ammunition and rations, but.
thanks to Cliamberltln' s colic. Cholera
1nd Diarrhoea Remedy. we were able
:0 keep at work and keep our health;
in fact. i sincerely believe that at one
'rltlcsl times this medicine was the ln-
Iireet saviour of our army. for if the
packers had been unnbie to work there
would have been no way of getting sup-
plies to the front. There were he roads
that a wagon train could use. My oom-
rsde and myself had the good fortune
to lay in a supply of this medicine be-
fore we left Tampa. and i know in four
I‘nsos it absolutely saved lilo."
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine. the
Chamberlain Medmine (70.. Des Moiues,
town. For sale by (l. (J. Btitlson. South
Norwaik; E. l’. Weed, Norwalk.
The Duke of Tetnan tieeinred ll Se-
nor Cnnovna dei Castillo bod lived, war
with the United States would have
been averted. ’
Purchasing
OAC'I'ORI‘.
illusion
i of
l liOW's Tllis!
i We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any cum of catarrli that cannot be
cured by iiuii' s Cutarrii Cure.
1 r. J. CHENEY & (:0, Props. Tols-
i do, 0.
‘ We the undersigned. have known I“.
'1 .l. Cheney for the last fifteen years.
3 1nd believe him perfectly honorable
l in all business transactions. and tin-
i anclsily able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their. firm. 1
WEST a ’i‘itUAx, Wholesale drug—
gislu. Toledo, 0.
WALDING , KlNNANWt 'vhfLRViN
3 wholesale druggista..’i‘oiedo. 0.
| ilall's (hitarrh CnrorisLtalwn tnter- '1
i daily. acting directly upon the blood
land mucous surfaces of the system.
i Price 76 cents per bottle, Sold by all
, druggiats. Testimonials free.
Hall's family hits are tin M
3 HEADACHE l’Olt i‘tilt'i‘t' YEARS.
. i-‘or forty years i suffered from slcit
1 ill :olatbc. About a year ago i began us-
1 nu: (‘ loiy King. 1 lie r1 suit was grati-
1 lyingly surprising. myhendachca leaving
.it onto. ’i‘he lit-aducius used to return
; cvrry seventh day. but thanks to Cel-
ery ling. i have had but one headache
in the lost eleven months. i linow that
what cured me will help urban-«Mrs
. John D. Van Keuren. tinngertlea. N. Y.
f‘olery King for tho nchca. stomach.
lilver and ititlnoya is sold In 500 ltttl 2M
1 packages by it i'. Weed Norwsls.
I b‘litlbl MAINE 'l'tl t'Ai.|H)ltNlA
i‘ho household remedy for Coughs.
l‘oids. Asthma and i'nlllllliillifl b
l‘ Icvolnud's Lung Healer. it has won
ills piano upon its merit and It ital
siren such universal satisfaction that
We recommend all our friends and
Luiisiomm to use it. (‘sll and art a
, lroo trial bottle. torso slao. Ila.
‘ llcalm‘liuily. ii. H. i'iaistod. Wot.
3 la Washlsnon street. (tooth Norwalh.
i A stubborn cough or (titling la the
throat yields to One llaato Chub
t‘m Harmless la sleet. touches the
ruin spot. rolhliis and lust what to
distill:iii‘ili'liiht‘insrliiiiiiirriil‘ii-il iii: dill“ ins wrruioudluuis chose. “I“ “H“ ll Ill“ ili‘l trained. it sets at once. [toward ll.
uoy's lad if so. it is a good isd.i morel Waalso m. . “MW twlos‘ A are .th owl tin" dolly i'“' wood Norwalh: 0m. 0 NM
pnlnluus. and those delicacies to tempt 3 fl Ju.‘"|. "I”. IN“? ‘ ' Itiulh Norwalh.
1:1" ’ .s'.:'.::::::1.::: °" * "m ' a" W“ w“ 1...... is * ' 1.1 m M "2““ ' '1...
lbiuahlrrs of inc .tuioriron ltn-voluiiou : W 9"“ ”mil" “i““ml‘l” 1' m
trim:“:::":'.'.:;:.“.‘..:::'.::t:* ...'...*".:‘.:. . esuise .1 .1111 .1111 11...... "121111.3u'm' "W“ ....._... '
aloha this line of wortt to offs-r to (h
l‘l'utii‘l'l of The Spirit of
ions as the tired continues. the
for. so
Sol 1
0- 1
‘h o‘nos
mu itovolntiuli dot-s not mum to fail at
all behind in riuisilullna to (in rslcnl i'llthlamlflitlafli». . .1”
of its ability to the drinniid loi relief, .
wol‘h. l “ " till “ LUi
HENNVINVK llAlJil Will'l‘l.il(‘l(.
”mum. ”m". I Athlmou Duds. I seats a
”w“ llassstra.
this hllnuie (‘ougii (‘uro surprises
pmpio by its duiili euros and children WWI viii“ i- “MM!
may outs it in larao hostilities without 1
the least danger. it has won for itself. ”M ”m
the heat reputation of any preparation “Cards. ”a...
used today for colds. crow. ticklingn hi
Itilison. Iouth Norwalh.
Iran‘s
1
about the house!
walk (‘hupter ihiuulitors of tin- Aiiicrl i
A till «inimi- tho .‘io‘ nil-g stale.
U 'n- invited to hmluusrlooi.
N ii. iii North Haiti's-tho whim
uhshusliluhiaiilutuuts
They beat quickly and u
Michael. Mail-in. Mi-lhilbv,
Tayhiro. lites. "Ni. Wah
tar. slams. r. J. litu- and
twin 'liayiur.
Til! “fifth-
lteit, White and hints.
Comstock,
Jr.
sass,
”2 Washington at...
South Norwsilt.
the dorsal or obstinate coughs.
want it. Weed. Norwsili: (looms I'0. EVEN."
oai'wé ........_
no... 1....
1-1- 18Elillfit.
sf
”MIMI!!!"-
72 North Main street. 1
llhttll' WARD IIIOHBI IAID.
"n is a sis to action your health.‘
Wh tiy do you do It. when you haw“.
tho famous little it. W of tho
‘ "Joe tlhung Youh florlsa" will M (I!
mar looser ls'refusdail‘i‘ l: l sans
, . 1.. usrssiisai: sorts I
are as quickly extinmusb- Dm‘smm," "m a "W" m w W II M eumaeollah «ii-sou: trans,
t'tl E rsiytaiiiy's rid of Mt “diam“ AW“ w" . "'1
. . us a euro
- ... .. “mu“, “til" “Witt "my. lil m' ll tho Cilildl'flt I lull” MI“ ”I.
t k 1......” 1 w up. 1111:: sinus of each regs. tar
oft‘tttl INMMOOI H"
M‘ 00 also Ittllifll'iyhl nw+vemmm s , references on tissues. owns I
. ' --1~--- lmflel ”11$;a tau“; rush. "out
tn", ""5 8““- u'oau for ions sms'is. ooss.’
Trsis rims well. Presto vs
learned that Dantl's Little My
m are reliable little sills tar mutate
is. the layouts. «arias eta-Alsatian and
sick headache. They don’t arise. Il-
ward r. Weed. ”await. Outta o.
attllsoa. loath ltsrwaih. . ,, 1
. It
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