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ieyttbs'sesot ester-assert in tin vii-J
‘Q'MMMR'HWC‘ .eouitty.‘
w. autumn-y afternoon at his
home by Captain Arnold, of the Bridge:
post- police, and Detective sergeant:
Built .ef the flartf police. and was
bro tethere‘ with ward Gusrnsey.
son of Sherman l". Guernsey. a deacon;
a 01.?in Congresauousl church or,
a legion. mm is charged with
‘ , plieity in the “malpractice tbe't
rs sod the death oi Emma Gill. the girl,
witneebedy. out into seven pieces and
tied an-lnhundles. was found near the.
savior. its!" trust. in no your.
‘ on .in the outskirts ol‘Bl'iflll'.
al‘ly’last week. Guernsey. an in-.
Ell"
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. slate friend ofAOrrley. 'is‘heid as wits
WI-
\
... .Walter C. Foster. the Hartford:
salesman .who had an intimate sea.
graintspse with the young woman and
as arrested by the Hartford police on
Wednesday morning.‘will probably be
released.
ngieyfs‘ arrest was made as the re-?
sult'vof‘the tracing'from Plantsviile. ‘
"um “Joining Soothington on . th
south. of an express package containing
a sum of money, between 8100 and 8290,
sent by him .to Dr. Nancy Alice Guil-
ford, the Bridgeport idwife, who sud-
denly dlsappearedehe'ii the girl's body
was found and witches been wantedby
the Bridgeport police. since Thursday
smrnmwhcn stress. circumstantial
ti once against her was discovered by
Bottom Arnold. For a while the po-
lioclbelieved that Dr. Gullford wastin-
ltloesit despite the “G. 51,”. but the New
Haven police held to it that the mid-
Wile‘batl a hand in the crime. although
they could‘brlng forth no better evi-
dence than this laundry. mark. The
Bridgeport police .would not prrest her
without... strong evidence and allowed
“the woman. to get away. When the
new evidence—the express money pa‘c-_
kage—waa‘found by the Bridgeport po-
lice, Chief Birmingham at once took
steps to arrest her 5
The midwife might now be out of the
reach of the law if she had not been too
continent in the inability of the Bridle.
port police to 'tindvevitlenee against her.
Some days before» ,Glll's death.
she told her nelghbors'that she and her
daugh'tér. Eudora.” would go'to Wells-
burg. N. Y., about the middle of Sep-
tember to visit her brother, Stephen
naown. On Monday night. Septem-
ber flrfllililla Gill‘s body wee. found.
Dr. {Guilford and Eudora walked down
to the railroad station ttdi neat .morn~
lug and boarded a train for New York.
She had been in Weill-burg only a few
liulll‘l..wlieii tibo heard ofiha finding of
her family laundry mark. "G. in. ‘ on a
piece of underciothlng wound around
the victim's head. She fled to Mon-
treal. and tlicrc sought to make it ap-
pear that she had sailed for Liverpool
dllthe‘atesnrship Vancouver. Then aha
“turned to her brother's house. She
had notkhesn that long when theWells-
burg police. who had let the woman
“rope for the laakof an order from
Irmport to arrest her. received a re-
dnest to watch her and not let her es-
ease. '
loss Drnyion. a colored laundrcss
for the midwife. and her young dllllll'
tor. Giarlhei. a servant in the Gutiiord
family. were or oil on Cannon street
last night. Ciari l was engagcd by
Dr. (tailford a short’time after the fam-
ily opened ills tits at ill Gilbert
strsct. about the middle of August.
Ihe. is an ignorant girl. title and her
soother ha" been closely questioned by.
the police before. but no evidence could
band that eithsr knew anythiltl
about the killing of the noiithington
lirl. Clarinet said that during the last
w the Guiltnrds were in town the
‘ lamenenesevsryninbtandssw
no strangers them‘lho told how work-
men had been hits! all over the house
lasing carpets seasonal-a aliases iuet
before Dr. Guiliord wont any and how
she had been all over the house with-
out seeing anyone there but Dr. iluil-
isttt.. her daughter ludora and the
“ills sultatboflnwnths police have an.
idea that liaise tiled anti her body
out up in the house: but it
was be found that the girl was taken
is a house in the outskirts of the town
not for from Yellow hilll Pond when it
was seen that she would probably die.
as the Friday before the body was
Musk-probably the day before the
l tlivdm a rash drove up in the null-
housc in a bugy. and after spend-
ispsoaie lists in the house esaie out.
with two more wastes. one oi there
the ill to walk alone. and drove away
flth tam. The sink girl may not have
hpn Ia filli. but Dr. Guiliord will
but to captain who she was.
arch of the town of hirstiorti. be
the Wnaeaaock and Nousatoair
.ts aalii tehavemsaied the beers
which liaise Gill'n body was cut on.
the house is not in the village of
lintlord seems prsrliahir from the fact
that trots liratm it is only a short
drive. and thatnioag suit-t reads to the
broad mm. From the long
Washington bridge. nosing the House-
tolls sot tar from the hound. a few
”dull “ .* , :5 “ ‘%'ol¥.
‘ "" " felts.- one '
the river. Alimoug
this would throw a body into Yellow
. Itill Pond, where twice a day. as the
tide runs out. nearly the whole of the
bottom of black mud is uncovered.
Yelow Hill Poadmuet have been selec-
t because it was near the house
where the body was cut up.
that Daley was arrested-two men
envelopes. lot was a later written
by Dr. out, townhouses the mid-
wife, from the Wetherslleld prison to
his daughter Eudora. The other con-
tained nothing. it was a torn Adams
lsimss money envelope sent to "'Dr.
N. A. Quilfortl. 51 Gilbert street,
Bridgeport. Conn.” The was seal on
the. .back was learned "Plantsvile.
Conn." This was that after the Mid-
dieborc engineer had come to tannin-
:Iia-..Giil’a body home as that of his
da liter. Maiden Grace Perkins. and as
notifier the Perkins girl nor her suitor.
Charles Bourne. had been in central
Conecticut. the money envelope could
mot be connected with the crime. It
.was.forgotteu for the time. , ,
Planteville is only a mile from South-
ington. When the victim of the Yel-
'low Mill Pond murder was found to be
a Southingtoa girlthe express envel-
lope from Plantsviiie addressed to Dr.
Guilford was .rrecalled. Early yesterday
1 morning two ‘hewapap‘Cr men left for
Southlngton to find who sent the mon-
ey from Plantsville. Later in the day
another newspaper man left on the
same errand. The Plantsvlllc agent of
the Adams Express told the first men
who met him that the rules of the com-
pany were plain; he could not give the
sender's name without authority from
the company's ofllcers. The New Hav-
en and Boston superintendents were
asked over the telephone if the name
could be given. They would give the
information only to the officers of the
law. So one of the two newrtpapcr
men who first left Bridgeport took s
train for New Haven to find Captain
Cowles. of the New Haven police.
WM“ Scott! man." exclaimed the
captain, when he heard of the express
Ienvelope. "This is the best thing we've
run across! I'll send a man to Plants-
viile, and 1'" get that name if 1 have
to take the whole Plantsville ofllce.”
But Captain Arnoldyof the Bridge-
.Dort police. we ahead otJlim. lie had
got a trace of e envelope lndepcndi
ently. and yesterday morning after a
.hasty conference with Chief Birming-
ham, he started for Plantaville behind
the newspaper men. He went first to
Hartford to get Detective Sergeant
Smith. and the two reached the little
Hartford county village early in the his
ternoon. Detective Cronnn. of the
Bridgeth police, had gone to South-
lngton on an earlier train. not knowing
that Captain Arnold was Working on
the express envelope clue. '
Arnold found that ()xley had sent an
amount exceeding $100 to Dr. Guliford
by express. Oxlcy, he found. bud
known Emma Gill and hill! lit-cu soon
with her. Just before the Gill girl left
for Bridgeport she was soon with Lil-
lian Kernel. a servant in the (inlay
household. Arnold saw Oxicy and ask»
ctl him why he had sent money to the
Brltbopos’t midwife. Daley could not
answnr and he was placed under arrest
Guernsey. who was found to know
about Oxloy's relations with Emma
Gill. was also arrested. Arnold then
went to the railroad station to art lic-
licta for Bridgeport and met Ui'tifilln.
limb men were surprised.
"l‘vo got ‘eml I‘ve got them?" crlotl
Arnold. throwing up his hands and
then slapping Croniin on the back. "All
we want now is lhf'"-—— Thou Arnold
saw a newspaper mun coming toward
him and gasped. "What!" he cried.
"and you here too? Well. We got the
man now."
Captain Arnold smiled wiicu hc iit-srd
how poor be had conic to losing the
honor of capturing Oalcy.
Pastor will probably be rclctist-tl at
once. lie can prove that lie was in
Plitailsld. Mask. from Ropieiubor d to
l2.
“1 don't thing l-‘tiittpr was in it.“
said Superintendent iiirmioahnm last
hhht. “Daley aotti the money. We
have plenty of thtllillt‘t‘. and the whole
thing will he t'li'ill't‘tl tip in short tirii-
rr. All I want now is one man."
Charles Plumb. tho ilirniiord boy
who was arrested on isilitiilt‘lttll. was
in say about nil-ulna airls hrri-itlicr.
Harry (luiliord. the nildwifc'a hunch~
entering his mother's house. will lic rs-
arniard iii the police court today.
, V d hevbr bave’been heard of had
not a boat.”
rise and fall of the
Some days ago-to tell how it was.
found in a rubbish heap behind the
Guiiford house'ln Gilbert street two
.y . iv ., i ‘. v rd '
"a“; .4 V ”‘7'! ‘t “' I if?” h. ‘.
M?
we or! months and;
in.” limb into neglect of those whom polities have
the town at ‘ '
biratford are lakes. mlliponds and run:
nin: streams M a 'body could be
thrown away .wllhout‘ danger of being
discovered. Only a sinner or a pen
” son ignorant of the
placed over otir nations defenders. But
are we in nolwrys'wai. If not
rib , forspi its .si,ls.noi
youfiieol'ilis body a ham sh pi' is not
rank poison tutoring in your nasalI
passages? Do you not have to hawk
and gag to clear it from your throat
mornings? Roman“ at it in every
twenty-four hours passes into your
stomach. there to mingle with one
mobilise. your food; swims
infect as e msovyr ti o y ..
or thewdig’eslive "Jo, ails. 'ul
oaisisg indigestion.‘ and acute tntarrh
. of the sto . intestines. .livsrpkidw
says. and bladder? How much passes
into the lungs. sewing and fertilizing
the germs of sore consumption. liaison-
. tag that other source of life. the nir
you breathe? Anti tbus.‘in both ways,
so weakening the whole ayflein that
every slight exposure gives you a pc-
vere cold. and every chill threatens to
. result in the honor of the blast. Pneu-
' monia. And more: in that poisonous
virus the germ of diphtheria thrives
and multiplies. Your home may be-
_ come a horror ship.
California Cstnrrh Cure will stop
this. it will save you and your family.
. Ite‘ hundreds of thousands of attested
cures prove this: there is no oaseof
catarrh that it falls to relieve and cure.
Delay no longer. use it at once, and es-
cape the danger that ,surely threatens.
California Catarrh Ours is sold by all
druggists; 60 cents: three times as
much. one“ dollar.
as u r... um.
”clauses Hallstatt. of “Newton. has re-
turned train a business trip to New
. 4' W
The ifetbodlat Episcopal parsonage
is being repainted ”flutters Blouses
and Lindsley. '
W
l
- her. Arthur lipase. pin-torS of the
Phaebyterian church. has returned
“home front his vacation trip.
This Damocrttlc iown‘ caucus has
been called. mr’ubxt Wednesday night.
at s o'clock in' the Barton Town Hall.
A sneak thief entered the residence
of George Raymond. one night this
w‘eek. and made way with an Its over-
coat, which was new last year.
Chester Finch and Willis Finch
found a cow Thursday on the railroad
Track. near the freight house. and pie.
ced her'in’ Captain Rafferty's barn.
Theodore Beebe, of Noroton Heights,
has had five stone steps placed in front
of his residence. and the grounds nicely
graded. making a very noticeable im-
provement.
You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DeWitt’s Little Early
tle pills. They cure constipation and
sick headache Just as sure as you take
them. Edward P. Weed, Nor-walk;
George 0. Stilison. South Norwalk.
j
Trip Colt".
Some clolliiers go
a mail a top coat two
want. though.
special OVCICOZUT‘lll“
Boys" Suits.
“in for it" Our kind
Open loudly. Friday
HE tiAYtd llldll A DIME.
When the North Dakota regiment ur-
rivcd at tho ferry Tuesday they were.
shown lllto the siuicious dining-room
pi‘t-sitlctl or" by tho littlli-s oi the itctl
dross. ll Witrt it good day for the sol-
iiirr boys. 'i‘bt- bill of turn was lilllillti.
we like. to see a tap t‘oul lit about the should-
ers, with a giaccl’ul box eltcct in the back.
But may buy the "niglii-g‘b‘twl” kiild‘fil you
Both kinds are hrrc. $10, $15.
$18. $20. Siikund serge linin s.
gray vicuna. finest quality, made long enough
to Cover a prince Albert or a tire» still at
$25.00. These gariiicliis have the real made
to measure hung to them.
The suit ihai goes to school with boy is
From $2 to $7.50 for short-pants suits.
0 ' '
“65 EN .
incosvoaarto
Stores at Springfield, New Haven and Bridgeport.
Vlltht‘I'I." alio sold.
’a btiitounit-ru on his litpi‘l ttho tlroppcd
liltt» tlit- soltlicrs who Iii‘l't't'ilt'tl tin-uni
mm W VW'WWWW
n "-.-.:.' ~t~“fil:w : " ’"
Bridgeport Clothilig News.
“The Early Bird==”
Some men class Fall soils with the chest-
nuts-not ripe till the frost comes.
when early comers may choose from unbroken
newness." it your “limit" is $10, $12 or 815.
better come soon. because suits at these
Erlces hav'e a way of losing wanted sizes.
ariy clioosm have the best oi it, always.
Foolish,
so far as to try to sell
sizes too large. But
\Vc've a
silk line . black'...aiid
will stand lllt' racket.
and laturdny lveningn
wflPflWMMA'WWW
i
And all site pliiut-d
it '1) gold piccc lii ills
I-‘istticlscti Eaiiluturr.
thicken-w hiltii
! nowaveoa.
' Jami-s lJltli'llilll bun iIOt'll sick with
3 litllllll'lil.
~
-_ -.v-——
- Wt
Risers are pleasant. easy. thorough lit-. -
E‘
t l
. .'-"“'."..,
law; .l iii.
meals-n hustle-g W in
‘ y ‘ 'loutl‘ lorwslki' ‘
rt ism-vat com lit the? mind of
any sulerer from Asthma in this city
as to the truth of the citims made for
llr. fichliflnsnu's ”Asthma Fill". “in!
doubt no longer rtm‘eins. My”!!! he
was among those who called“ I. P.
Wood's drug store; Norwaik. last
Thursday and obtained a free sample
package. A great number who have
already tried the same declarein posi-
tive terms that relief was inimcdiater
that the wretched spasms were check-
ed; that free eapectoratlon was induc-
ed; that s reclining positionwwaa read-
ily assumed andgratefully maintained:
that the sleep which followed“ rest-
ful and unbroken. and that' the morn-
ing brought a clear head and a feeling
of delighted thankfulnees which no
words are too strong to describe.
Abundeat voluntary, testimonials
prove that Dr. Schiffmsnit'a Asthma
Cure not only gives instant relief in the
worst cases. but has postivcly cured
thousands who were considered incur-
able. Tbe remedy is now sold by all
druggists in packages at 60c and hi.
thus bringing it within the reach of
all. Should any reader be unable to
obtain it of his druggist. it will be
sent, postpald, by sending to Dr. it
Schiffmann. 316 Rosabcl street. St.
Paul. Minn.
ll
in season on em son.
Young People by Ir. and Ira. Josiah
letlogg at Highland Grove.
'llighlund Grove, the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Kellogg. at Broad
River. was the scene last night of a
large and merry gathering which as-
scnrblt-tl in honor of the twenty-first
anniversary of the birthday of their
son, Stephen 0. Kellogg. The house
was brilliantly illuminated and many
colored lanterns were placed around
the grounds. producing a pleasing ef-
fect. Mr. Kellogg proved himself an
hospitable host. He received a large
number of presents and also congrat-
ulations of all present. The time was
most cnioysbly passed in dancing,
playing cards, and other diversions.
Music was furnished by Bryant Silk.
A generous supply of refreshments was
served at midnight. after which the
festivities were resumed and continued
until an early hour. when the guests
left for home, wishing Mr. Kellogg ms-
my happy returns of the day.
Among those present were Misses Ju-
lia Siiiblce, Sarah Benedict. Edith
Wt-cti. i'lioml Wood. Luilra (Yomatock.
Nclllc llol'r. Elisabeth Davis. licrtho
Miller. Edna (limit. Brit Tuttiill. Alber-
tina 'l‘iiililli, Gertie Brooks. Grace
lDl’kWOOIl, Maxie , Cometoeli. Nellie
l’auiey.
hicssra. l-‘rctlcrick White. liorace
Mlllcr. Janit-s Ellis, Edward hilllcr. l’cr-
l-y Thompson. linvitl Workman. Anson
l‘orlsll. iiowurii Jollrisoii. Nelson Silli-
nian. William Wood,
tlcorgr l'aulcy.
MY 0" m I!"
A tnlilc tlt‘lil‘illt‘h says that tho (‘lit'r
llcil l.ll/.c.ill li.t~ rclul'urll. liiit'l' lilltLtig
olitullic' great concessions in t'lilur.
A lilllt‘ tiospatt‘h from Pcltln tolls of
tlu- trials to power of ill: Downtur-
”mph 2‘.
tiovcrnor mark and his frlcntls dcv
i'llll’t‘tl that (‘oloricl litioscvclt was not
.1 rt-lerrr oi the suit nuti tilt-l'~'irc
ilicliglt-Iv to tho golcriiorsblp.
Charles A. Wood. foi'lucrly llt'tlil of
Illt‘ evict-tier» fort-c of a tlistlt tit-1m"
dry goods'sioro. New York. was or
l'iilllllt‘tl lll court. charged with passing
bogus checks. .
Frank tiowirrti t‘oliicr. once a bril-
llnlti t‘illi-itgti lliwycr. will coin» in
Nut York to intro all opt-ration por-
i.riluli upon him for the purpose of rc-
.‘itii’llil ills rtnaoti.
A ”inference of littorut-ys lutcrcsiml
ill titllllll‘lt' stills growing out of illt‘
lltvtlrgoglit- disaster will in licld in New
l'ork.
The St. Joha-Vallest Assault Case
on Trial in the Town Court.
till. our TELLS His sun.
'm-m
layshetoeuead' tune, ofleiaga
Abouth‘ Norwalk t7. '
M "to Benefit M “I '
‘ ' ’ ultimo r“ tittliilit
A let . at on re d its .
hazing: no‘v’rlcgflienr‘ ,
c rig a personal ear to“.
[ailing it public. (of t 4M";
sir manly ash. ., ., if;
i ‘s manly because it helps othersi
) many people have been till“-
.tio many claims made that amour
INC, ' ' .~ .
No wonder there are skeptics. ,; ,
A South Norwalk man s am
Other witnesses examined during the
morning were neighbors, who Witnes-
their record everywhere, and there an " '
liobcrt Davis. -
many such cases. You can read about
them every do .
Remember t e nameé-Dosn's—srid“
take no other ’
set) the assault. Mrs. James Evcnden,
Mrs. Lewis E. iteynolds, Mrs. S. S. No-
pbey. and Mrs. G. Howard King.
Captain St. John told of being seated
on the plane of his house. when he
saw a train stop. A boy got out and
“’mmmd ‘° 9“" Wm“ "m" “ "9° the ball of the Hotel dc Ville with Vie-
on his property. He ran across the
I
strcct. and when the boy came back it" Hugo anti Mme. Hugo. When they
from the lot he made a grab for him. !cntcred “‘5' ““0““ null. there 'm
Both stumbled and fell on tho bank. ivery few vacant chairs. Upon one that.
the ”03’ Ml“! underneath. "9 injured illoussayc noticed there was only a
his left elbow and knee. lie accused man's hay. He took up the my “a
the boy of helix a thief. but denied .3“, the chalr to Mme. Hugo; then,
Ilrikins Mm" WM 'th 80' 5b "'9 inot wishing to hold the hat the rent of
lNSUL’l‘El) ONLY ills HAT.
St. John grabbed the whip and threat- ”owner soon came back. He was a cole-
°°"‘"" for ”w possesion 0‘ 0'" whip. He walked straight up to the chair. saw
and ran down the street. (‘nptaln St. .W to Houssaye.
John denied that Mrs. Evenuen could . "is it you. sir, who have removed
have area the attair from the window l ....
my but. he said.
she said she did. Later, at the request l "Yes" said lloussnye.
of Attorney Hurlbutt. he drew a sketch "Did you put it on the “00”..
of the. scene. designating the peach tree ‘ "Yes. Do you think I ought to have
and the houses in the vicinity. pm it on my head?"
The lodge found Captain St. John ... 1 bid me Her is
guilty. anti imposed a fine of sic and Emilio?“ '1'“ “w t ' e
mats. An appeal "" “h" ""1 llcr- Houssaye in turn took out a card and
nurd Kindllirn became surety in the throw it in the hm.
sum of 850 for Captain St. Johns ap- ! "5"... mm the dcprity..furlously. “do
pxrnncc in the Superior Court, Bridgc- you suppose i am going to pick up an
I I . ,., . .,,E .. . ,, 3 ”till?" '
"Sir." answered liousssye. "do you
NOTICE! liillppont- i am going to put it on your
3 ' broil?"
$1,861“ Town leetlng.l "l rcquirc, sir." said the deputy.
_ "that you replncc my hat on the chair
The Inhabitants. lawful Vttlt‘rs of the Wow It was."
Town of Norwalk ltl‘t‘ lion-by uotlilt-il iiullssili'i' mi‘l'i‘l)‘ litlitihctl, all. Milli!
and warned that it special 'l‘nwii Macr- ‘lhl‘ tlt‘lilliy. ilndi'f Pi’i‘ii’fl ill “will. It
corner of Wall and Water streets. in loot. nii'kt’d ihi‘ in" “it.
said Norwalk. on Monday. the 26th day l "M.
of September. 1898. at it o'clock in the from the same town. a mason more for-
evt'ning for the following purpose. to] our "Iridium"
wltz- "I await your seconds." said Hous-
To take action upon and pass. ll'sily't‘.
.liccmrd advisable the following TM. Willilng flitccn minutes four seconds
.lution visz— 'iiatl lit'l'll found. and it was decidad
l ltesolvcd that thc rleiectmt-n of tlic . that How should lit‘ it duct with pistols
.‘l‘owri of Norwalk be and they hwfl‘DYUIl lwvllly pact-s in the little de M
i itro authorised and directed. for thc llognc lit tliiybrt-nk or as soon as the lull
l btlrimro of providing for any appropri- >Witil ov.-r. Accordingly after open“
.utlouu herctoiorc madc by the said the relief the night dancing principals
1Town of Norwallt rind of paying tho liiti scctiiids mot lit the cloakroom r“-
I'klullill dusting littloblt‘tliiosa oi the dy to procct'd to the dueling ground:
‘sald Town. to issue bonds of thc said‘ "it is a nuisance." said one of tho-
‘i‘own oi Not-walk to tilt amount not doputy'u fluoride. "to have to go to tho
'cscet-ding 'l‘hree liiiudrcti 'l‘iiousauti little in this snowstorm."
lioiitirs. par value. to be tlitli'tl lhc drill "t‘onic." said the otht-r to his princi-
clictl to horsewhlp him. A squabble 3”"th duellistya deputy. M. Sherbette. .
ing will be held in the new Town Hall, 1the card that had been thrown in the ‘-
day of October. lisliii. payable twenty
. it. e 'l -t i l to ' .
Ami pcriiups lllt’ soldier's did iitit ciiioy l W tllr M m m“ l " I" m“
roirasrd last night. iir will have into
back son. who was arrested on ho was
it! A few of rural had been thi‘l‘t’tinlt‘
by llit‘ long trip. bill the majority of
iticni ward lilo-lard with it good appe-
tilt-the stiltllcr'a best friend. title of
the privntcs in particular cuioyvd tlw
repaid tinnicuseiy. and when tic bud
iiiitsbt-tl he sat back in his chair anti
said:
"tit-e!"
"Did you got cnuugh to eat!" asked
it bcntiiltul society girl at his attic. her
law tit-timing with kindness.
"i should stty In." said tht' soldier.
rising. "That's the finest nit-at
had since we uterird.”
Then he looked at tho prt-tty girl and
tumbled to his pticitri. Finally he
found what he was looking for. and us.
tciltltitl his hand wiflt ten cents til it.
We”; » ‘wrowwsswwt
g, Luncheon
Beet
means“
i
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"What is that?" lilkt‘tl lilo soclciy
bud. a sntllo tliitipilug her pretty fut-e.
"That is for the int-iii." said the pri-
‘vatch'yntewhat embarrassed at tier
.liusii .
' l “tilt. we don't citsrao for that." she
.esld. "This luncheon is given by tits
\‘llrtl (iron.
.l "Obi" ho stalwart-rd. and his era-
. gbariasseieat deepened. "Wsoii. you
take this. anyhow. and buy some gain
or something for yourself."
' Tel Mia.
. I liur father is worth Il.ii0ii.i‘illtl.
Anti the soldier‘s incision is only eb-
oui til a month!
i The pretty bud thought for a while.
lilt- know it would do the young ici-
lhw's heart loud it she took the motley.
dire would take it.
i "but you must lot are give you seats on pay any.
l't‘u ;
I icstcrday. aftor it Visit with her broth—
or. l’iisillllllll‘i‘ it. w. llrruii.
m~>s~ -m—
! Thc pastor of the llowayton Mcthu.
tilsl itsiscopai church. the tier, it. it.
\t'liig. will pmch a M'l‘lllttn «specially
in Odd Fellows tomorrow evening.
Iirotlior Wing is a number of the old-
'rr and his tliat‘ntli‘lt' will be of ltilt'l’t'ill
to the fraternity. All Odd Fellows in
thc iicighborhootl um remission to
nil-oi at t‘harles liilldri‘t as nearly 7: iii
o‘clock as pmaililc. to prot'uotl trout
:ilti‘t‘o iti lilo t‘liill't‘h in it btaly.
.--~—~
”onions in Mill church larvti's
Day morning. at livid. Preaching by
lliu pastor. iiilbict't. 'I'liti 'l‘l'lll til Mi-
rshiiin's With. "this school til it
o'clock. itvening rcrvit-o at 7:80.
when A. luwsiitic. a converted circus
noel
dairies. oi itrooklyti. will aliens. tir.
iaiwands will relate lilo caperlt-ult- oi
array life with the highth New York
rcgiiaeai: also of christian work
among the men. We attend a cordial
invitation to all of our services.
l‘or broken ":3: sores lneevl
In sum. nus tiiiiseses stilt espe-
I til i] plinth" is fill reliable "I-
. edy. DaWitt‘s Witch ”sari naive.
lwses you call tot DIWlll's don't et-
leept counterfeits or trends. You will
not be disappointed n De'liti's WM
lliassi Ialve. news P. were. list-
.i isn't: (learns 0. Itllisoit. loath Nor-
l WI
’ Theolrehenrhlltttlashthsinnh
‘0
. of New York. and list. Wiiltsmi
t‘liicf licvcry reported to tiic Now your: truth the raid first titty oi ticti»
\‘ork pout-c board that by discharging bcr. tilts. with internal frorii said first
cacti-c litw violators Magistrate t‘rsnc ; lily of October. illsii. at not to unread
liquor tit-aim paid police uppity m hum. payable in equal semi-annual
pmtwttou. Inaymslts. and that the said tittiectmeti
tine Illii was killed and two iuitlrctl . hr and they m limbs sulhorlsed and
by an t'hmtlllnll in it... iriillitut .l 1...". directed to sell bonds at a sum not less
merit of cit-militias». tllatlllcry. in ‘ III-n Iiw i-sr "Inc thereof. and with
liliesviilc. i the avails of such sale or sales to pro-
i‘oittttt'l Downs will [trultii‘llli‘ swllltl- . Vii.“ l“? “I ll'i’Ni'i'l'llW heretofore
lets who used the name of the iicwa~ ‘ made by the said Town of Norwailt.
Urn?“ l’l‘llllll‘lll til it flunk fur "li'll‘ " Mill in [lily "W Olllllll' ntlfllllll lllill‘lil‘
opt-rations. ctllicss of the said Town: and that tho
"0|" .ll‘l't‘ .fm‘. “It" mud“ "l at“... l “M ”0““! ll‘ IlII‘Pd by "W "fill Distinct-
“mm 'm‘ the lump”. ”Meridian auti thc‘l‘mlauror utsatd Town of
'ny.‘gaf’. Twit I". “f Mllltillll .9. Ntil'Wllh. Mill "til the soul ill Mltl
in iltiiiihiuatou. and the m...- t... “I... ‘ 'l‘own be ailacti thereto lilitl atlcstcti by
of colored scrvanis or Dr. mm, Guii- the Tour tilorit of said Town. and ilitti
"mg, g the signatureeui said first Ittltit'tililtt unti
lticlittrti t'roltcr sltys tiiiti it the our ‘ T"‘“"‘““" “9"" "l“ init'rrst “"“iil‘
iorlty of the tloltigatl-s to tho lit'ntot'rai- ' “f “WW” “W‘W “i N“ "0"“ WW
ic stoic culivciitiou ticuiiiiiti that Mayor; "0 "WWW "i "W “0"” l" "”W'
v... Wi'i‘ii i... mama"... 1.... ”mm... graphic or other similar pits-cits in lieu
“mm.” m" 'm support him in m. ‘ of the original signatures of the tlillil
convention. odlcinls. altii the said First Ielcctmatt
m... , {and Treasurer of the said Town oi Nor-
itiis. minus arm soil lillitl'niiiitli. "it '23“ "0"?” fri'firmm ""i
‘powo luagii esa maul
Mrs. Adolph Dahlia itud her son tier the said 1.". Clerk .l mm” my“.
man were tcnllcrsll it stlrpi'irtt will! and to tile the reel of the skid Town
last night at their hours in lows of rtorwals titer-to sad attest the
lair-set. The «resting on passed in . sense: and that the Town Treasurer
clarion IIMM the lumber balsa ills, slim-ale shall imp a rumor of all
donkey. new worsen. after which a i said “its issued under this vote.
btiutitiiul collation was served. The; Datod at Norwalli this 80th day of
nitrate present were flit. lama iinahi'. : lepreaibrr. is".
tire. Rudolph ltiilppti. lire. notion! r. u. trunnion.
hilt-biiiutl. lire. John Weytii'liatltisi'.I llnAllt ’l'ltolill.
hire. Frank ii'nrrlli. In. Wiiilemthitl» Allmt. amiss.
unit. airs. Cert lohettbl fiasco 'Iilll Wile. of the Town of ”artistic
Litshbiaii. Lists and bore Gehriaasa. ”"3".“ t. it” 3 assist
tutti vlolntctl the law. and Mind that 3 mm and lino-hell cementum not my.
pal. "its you arc the iniureti party you
can itpoligiso."
“Never!" sultl tho deputy.
Tiic seconds tilt-u wont to llouseaye.
"Say one word to froc us from this
‘llttih. Wu want iii an to lit-ll." '
“Never!" said lloussnyc.
iic thrrcupon inmmi-d his hat on
‘Wllll u alhiit ovcr his right on the
itcputy iatiiiitctl on his hat with a “I!
ttVt'l' the left. and they were ready to
start. At this iunctavs lingo. who
wanted to go home with his wife. inm-
ptiactl:
“After till." he said. “i think that
Artistic liouasiiyc. Iiuviiig insulted only
M. illitvt-iiotic‘s litti. might make an ap-
ology to it."
Thu doputy lotuscd.
"li Arm-iic lloumye declares." he
tillltl. "that to oiicudiiia my hat he did
not mean to oftoiiti Illt‘. i will be It-
isiletl with his declaration."
iluiuissyc promptly assured the tie.-
uty that tic had not ainicd at him u-
out his but. and the duel was at so
cud.
love than twenty million free I.-
pieii of DoWiti's Witch tinsel “is.
have been distributed by the ”I“
turers. What better proof of this
confidence in its merits do you want?
it cures piles. burns. sralds. on: b
lthti shortest space of time. Idw P.
Weed Norwaih: George 0. lulu.
loath Norwath.
"No. i do not think also will
Main. liiio vowed on the day he W ‘
buried she would not.”
"All! Thinking about it already. on
‘m?ty s .
d
fi .‘
Thief.butnidnotltsikemnr— 5‘ ”.“Mimm‘th ii
leiglbosn wholawthelqtrnb- s owe to wsy to our ciuuw, _ 1
siestauy‘oeatrstrict‘ids “firm" "i' “WW": 9‘ ‘i
. Gives local enlist-semen .
The case of the State against Captain agatcbtt'tcgrzfibllilinhe asked . . .3
Oscar tit. John, at itsst Norwaik‘, ac- 50...). N“:w‘“k, coplg I‘d has
cost-d of assaulting Benjamin Valiant. Wighisfltbe’g‘uc' 5:03?! is? lnilwiliin Ki? .
a clerk employed by Tristrani & Hyatt. Klilgiv‘lllat 'bm', may” I" l
of Norwalk. was on trial in the South the only genome , - . .
Norwalk side of the Town Court. this “Jrggcamgwy will", remedied-mi.
morning. Judge Russell Frost presid- Other kidncy pills, but only fit" .-
ing. The court room was crowded D‘I‘tmdthe' -' c k'dnc ills , .
with witnesses and parties interested. 'wnc :3, 2.5.1.0“: Mfiihb'lfl‘ g il-
Attornoy John J. Walsh appeared for Mr. .R. G; Millard. oi 5i est v?
the defendant, and Prosecuting Attor— ' mic. Southflorwslk. engaged iti‘the it!
ney Ferris for the state, while Mr. Vai- ‘ "fai'iuligi'w'fi‘l awaiting" ”stiff;
1:1? lntclresll’izlgerc looked 8“" by l :3": hillllOtilf medicine slid was ti
‘ rney ' 9” ilurlbutt, °l "'9 . the can: of physiciannso‘ often that 1
firm of iiurlhutt & Gregory. I ought to br an anthem on-tiie tiles.
The first witness examined was Dr. . film. i seemed to be ri of my _
8. ii. Huntington. who testified to at- i tor a time. but It showed Ill!" 15‘
tending Vallent. and told the nature of ""i‘mR- and I ”Med to check 1
his luiurles. I“0"“.‘”°‘T‘°”bliilhfi'flmwmmum ‘ ~
llis testimony was followed by that 135:"; 15:32? phlegm; in. ma}: 4‘
0f the hey, "h“ “M "'9 “0"" 0‘ "'9 I'l‘liey helped me. and a continuance“!!! .
'rusitult, which did not differ materially tlie triatment eventually eflected avrad- \ ‘3‘
from what has already appeared in the iiczllfu'if." K’d cy Pills help “I “M .111
l l r ' . on a i ii ‘ ‘
0“ WW ' concerning the case ghoul. strengthen. then cure. That is
Houssaye and his wife once went to 4 ‘1
"0" 5“de into ”‘9 “g"- and W'- ’the evening, he put it on the floor. Ill ,
“n" "‘0" u“ boy jumped out 0‘ "3°“ :hls hat on the floor and turned savage- '-
lioussayc." be said. “ws are .
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