.: Today the grand jury is to be callcd
,
9 :
“ with a great tit-ill oi liiii'rcftt.
Idneport. Conn. was to-
of the persons who had
in this state for complic-
Oiil' a death. At once
ore confident and said:
hp'. whit tho police are try-
. at this case. She In-
police are trying to extradite
. "W that she may be punished l
oilsncss. She says she will
“lift. here that she called her-
It and canto to England to
dine by the police. "
takes as the first aohnowt- ,
t or Mn. Gullford's identity
she has stoutly e'ontended
tits not Nancy Guiltord asd
' hill never heard or such a
file has kept up these tactics
.h ' m2".tynsterdny when the Iirst dama-
J ‘ timefit Was made.
- Items shown to Superiu- !
tMIngoam last evening. At-
‘pefltainn Its contents hc cxelaimcti
I mflpfiguilmrd was a remarkable
maintained that site had
Inded by the local police direct
ml, where she eluded the of-
II wuss about the time the Per-l
identification was made and first
not: as the true state of affairs was !
” ' . to. the chief of police at Montreall
wired to capture the ductresa.
I'n. Guili'ord foolcd them by board»
.the steamer. Tho superintendent.
'r.telegrams in his possession show-
‘ how Mrs. Gulliord eluded her silad- .
hit all along the line. Sumo .II the .
spams rend that she has shipped.
police at dilerent places. _ ‘
Native Edward (‘ronsn and Mrs
mhably sail for England on 'i‘ucsday
site: to bring Mrs. Guilford bath to
this country- ‘
ladle arrangements were completcd
yfiterday. State‘s Attorney It‘esscn-
, den arrived at a decision in the mat-
ter after consulting with Judges Hull 1
and Robinson of thc Superior court. l
.Wtid rumors have hecn spread about
In to the amount of ices to be rccclvctl 1
by Detective Cronan all of whtth arc.
false. The datcc'tito wrll simply be u-
lowed his expenses abroad and a fair
reconnense for his work.
The same may be. said oi Mrs. iilll. ‘
at the county court houst- for the put--
.p‘nne oi lndicting llrs (loiilord.
It lit believcd that Mrs. tinliford will;
put up a strong light in London uguinst
being extradited anti alto iilil) not bc'
brtlluhl. back to this i"'tllliltl) after all. .
Kt any rate. the CMI‘ will on tvatcbml .
l Detective Cronon said last night iltut
‘ he would probably not sail b- forc 'lucs-
~ tempt yestcrdoy to
lay next. us but would only ttrtito in
landon a day iott-r titan if no toolt
Saturday' a steamer.
has. anus runs.
'rsaclsed her Ankle by a Fall and
had to Give Up
Ira. A. N. (i. Ailcn. tho notcd ccn-
tit" whcclwomuu. toil-d In hcr ut-
rotluco tho New
unit-Boston road rccorti now itcld by
w. l'. 'i‘ltylos. of Ncw rot-ti. 'l‘hc mo-
use was due solcly to o actt-tt- fail lira. .
Mien sustalncd shortly nib-r lcttrinc .
”dualism. lil ialllns front lli'i mo
shine she butlly w-It lltlll‘ d on unitlc that
has troubled hcr mot.- tIi‘ lcss i'\t'i‘
alnce ahc Irtd took up cycic riding
However. she plttcttlly rmuotmi titling
aid went as tar as l'olutcr. using but
till. pedal. The pain Itctotnc rut prcot
as to its it intpottslitlc isr hcr to I'll"
t II l'tllcr and Ihc ut'rch Iii \l’ttr»
r by train curly io lllc cc niua.
In. Mich is conildtett that tool it
been for thc lit't'iiil'lil Iiill' would
'vs rum-had tlnsldp by lutli post it
it. fiho was hcitittd hcr sthctlule
I leIIVllll Hitl‘lillilttltl. bill t'ttltttltl-
Ihsttd of ’l‘ttyiot's itII'illlti' llllit‘
had lint-u rcsorvinn lll'i‘ spcctl for
last I00 miles of tho trlp. Mrs.
will not mttlttt ttunlltcr utituupi
“NJ as she says the days or.- ec-t
so short that too llllltll ridioa ill
mmt ll net'sasltutsd
mm
‘ ‘ ltlii Is A t l.MtiIl Illt‘ would.“
If. injured by the use oi colic».
I, there ass bccn placed in all
. y storu it new [reparation
' SHAW-t). motto of porn 'l‘iillitt
takes the place of cuties. ’I'ltc
delicate almost-h rec-Ives it with-
.itsmss. and too but can tell u
isles. it docs not cost over It
t“. (ihildrea may drink It with
' “ Mt. It and tiftc per pat-hastu
‘3‘. salt m «tramp.
w-i'nttaorry to hear ytlii'ro
muse.
,. ' Brokei Who‘s broitc?
‘ ' ”“4 the stutter with this? tstmwtoa
‘ 1 0' gym”
t. desperately. mat-taming l
. important.
‘ .Iott;
a Test at
ltsart'smrsbhu.
Interesting Experience of an Indian-
spoils Gentleman
No trouble is more common or. aotore
mlst'tnderst than carve a dyantl psia
People hltv It; It think Iha’tl’wirnerws
are to blame. are apprised thsttitsv
are not I: ured by item medicines and
a ring remedies: the real seat of miti-
slot is lost fight oi: the ttlmat-II Is
the origin to be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptics often do not have
any pain whatever in the stomach. nor
perhaps ny of the oat-I symptoms
at slower Weakness. Nervous tlynpcp-
sis shown Itself hot in the stomach
so much as In nearly every other or-
gan: In some cases the heart palpitatcs
and la irregular; in others. the kidneys
are attested: in others the boivelsarc
coordinated. with headaches; still oth-
era are troubled'with loss of lash and
appetite. with the accumulation of m.
sour "mi; and heartburn.
Mr. A W.8hsrper. of No. til Pros-
pcct street. Indianapolis, lad. writes
as follows: “A motive of pure nratl-
ture prompts me to write these few
Hines regarding the new and valuable
medicine. Stuart's Dys pain Tablets
1 have been a suiiere from nervous
dyspepsia tor the last four ynrs; have
used various patent medicines and oth-
er remedies without any favorable re-
sult. They sometimes gave temporary
relief until the eiiects of the medltlnc
wore oil. I attributed this to my sc-
dentary habits. being a book-keeper
with little physical eacrclsc, but I am
glad to state tint the tablets have or-
ortomc these obstacles. for 1 how gain-
cd in ilealt. sleep better and um better
in cvcry way. The above is written not
for notoriety. but is based on nclttnl
{tit-Is.”
itcapccifuily yours.
A W. SHARPER,
til Prospect 8L. iudiuuapoils. Ind.
it is snfc to so) that Sitturt' a Dynpcp-
sia Tablets will turn any stomach
wcnkncss or disease c'Xtcpt clutter of
thc stomach. 'l‘hcy cure rout- simttat-h.
"gas, loss of flesh and nppctitc. sit-op
lcssncss. pnlpltatiou. heartburn. con-
stipation and iteaduchcs.
Scud ior valuable iiti‘e hook on
'stomach discascs by addressing Stuart
‘ . (30.. Mnmlisll. Mich.
Mole D Hill, the police matron. will.E
All drugglsts scii full sized package
; at 50 ccnts.
ABOUT CHEAP HATS.
Anhtoreating Review of a Phase of
the Batting Industry.
'i‘hc following is takcn from the lint
ltevicw:
t-lomc a! the manufucturcrs of (or
felt huts hnvc ntndc n torciul study (If
imcthods. mmimnb-si tutti othcrwlsc. of
making ltots‘chcup. or chmp bills. or.
to bc t't-aliy cxact. wry low prb'cd hats.
Nit'll a study viewed from various
tstendpoluts might be Interesting, and.
.otoluctcd for ”NI purpoetc oi crctttlna
Iil cxport busiucss In compctltion with
clamp labor countries, would its fairly
but III the lnflllllfllt‘illl't' of
hats for Atnoricou dealt-rs and consum-
t-t's. opts-«rs to h.- of doubtful lutta'csl
iUlIl llll|ltli‘llllit‘0, bucaosc oi thc tclliug
truth that o hut's II but. undo woudcr-
.‘ol cxpuhslou in production, without a
'tll't't'lqltiutiill' llll'i‘t'ilr'i‘ in tito number
. ’li consumers is stout-what worsc than
‘ .t hull-way tucuaure— tho
1 it a condition not rt-ttiiy dcslmhlc too
many hats. vcry low prlet-tl hats
. tlo- tmtt'itr-t.
dcvttlopntcnt
fill
itsporut iudlcuto that ”It-
mtpot of hats at very low priccs. is
l’t‘lii‘t‘m'lili'tl by this lcrm l)\'“l"|ii'tlillll’
and Milllt‘. svc might say s t'crttl.
wltoicsolcrs cutupiolo that tho grout
. IIIMI oi iltc supply pct-clinics llit' potter
olllty oi ptotlts on uttltet. 'l'ltoy fnttlo-r
.tliiln llldi thc purclmslt. who of thc
.inllut‘. its titiltted by tho citrupntsttt til
Iowttcss oi pritc oi the ltttl. dcrhlcdly
incrttuaos thc sitarput-ss oi competition
tnttititut it t-otnpttmtitcly easy to buy
liltis, but ttol cashr that. tottuct'ly to
soil Ilo m on till arotttttl "ttttttt- til
titluss" slottuttilng in «lisatit'ttutattcs.
with no cotupcusoiltw isatutcs oi
uttotlrtt us.
We in turn. iultc sindlcd the lillllli
llllls illi tittty arc with resultant t-ooll
ticuco on two points. First. utuuufztc
illl‘t'i‘li ucucrully rculist- that prospt-t'ity
lot tltc trade will lml bt- tttthcro-d In no
til ittulo'r Ili'lt'itt t‘tllc: tho cost of litt~
cuiil|ltlllilll utotvt'inls of rtttthoittt-turt-
button tolvuotcti utaicriufly. It will be
lililltittttlltlt' to much lotntcr th'loy n no
sotuthlo utiVom'c Iu Ihc lil‘llllm prltic oi
huts.
Ht't'tluill)‘. whit:- co‘bttwtltlon has nat-
oruliy and utwcssnrlly had much to do
with tho stcutly dct-iittc Itl ssliina “lit a
so ltnow vcry It'll. beyond t-ottit'ovsr»
«y. tnunuiuciurtrs hove sludlwl tltc
prolticm oi lowsrinn priOss mainly bc~
t‘lliirtt- of tint tcudcucy oi the mortal.
or. in cleuncr It‘ll‘llll. on account of Ill"
tit-moods of thc buyers.
Manufacturers and. as a matter at
«tutrictoe. that 'awfully" low prlutl
hots nrc protlllt-as to tlicut: the whoic-
tmbr now apprchrttds thc late but
“lltt blotus tot tho condition is pittlttiy
list-d. lit-moth! ili‘li't'mlilt-h ptodtttilou;l
i'tfllllittlit'llil! there should be no ttpprc-
tittldt- tllilictuty in initiation rtilnrtlliil:
lltlltllI.
"Witt-n Ittropc lluttlly tlccbles to dis-
arm.” llt' said. tbottebthdiy.
"Well?" Ihcy said intptirioaiy. its he
purist-d.
"tipsln still have ihc antlaisciiou oi
DIM Me the ttven-‘ knowing that so tar as alts Is messa-
«.31er oi the world is already has."
‘ ,
olefin.
All our knowledge; in our v
experience: all ottr resources
for doinn this decorating and
paintinn. are for sole.
l
at: lotto“ little ions; simple
lobe: hard toltananything In
our line we're ready to In»
le.' and do It better than you
ever had it done betore. .
otto.
This is Limp Week with us and we hope it will he with you. Our line this
year is the largest and finest we have ever hadmand that mcoua considerable. li“ tvo
hundred Lamps, ranging in price from 5c to 825. do each. should certainly be apprec-
iaiod by The Norwollrrt.1 .
Special bargains itt logruin (larpots, full weight and bright fall patterns.
250 per yard i
12 new a lea of Morris Chairs in oak. oltct'ry and tmtbogaoy, dctotch‘ablc
cushions of plu‘. vulute or corduroy, at “liargaiu House" prit cs.
See our ‘vhitc cupmctlcd Music Cabinets-“cbtc.”
. We have the larg est bar of line cluuu after dinner (ups and Saucers to be
found to hairfielfl Co. No cxccptiou. Prices from like to iii. tit) car it.
“RENOVENE. ”—l} vcryouo in our town knows what it docs. Drop us a pos-
tal requesting a free domomttt'aiit‘ttt-~~notltitn,r could be ptotc fair on our part.
‘ We've made s specie. study
ofsuperiorlty. In no ordin-
‘ary doesn't sult'ns. and we
eicsl while charginn bat
moderately for it.
Whether your job's worth $5
or ”0.000 we want it.
—. 4.- ..-..
0*.»
W. S. STURTEVANT.
south Nor-walls, Conn.
Wail Papers. Paints, Arilsis'
Materials. Pictures, Pictures
ironed to order. Art Gorilla.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Sign Writian.
Becker’s,
In Washington street,
South Norwaik.
North Idols: and Ann. thrones.
Thursday is Bargain Day.
For this week we shall offer 100 boxes of
Koapsa'ck Writi’i’ig Paper-,10cts.
basally sold at 25c. per box.
Store open evcnlms until 9 o'clock.
. m .r!
Moving Ahe'a‘d!
" ' ‘ Wc call attention to ottr 15c box popcr.
totxmooooo'
lilOOOOOOOOOOOOtm Also to our tlottblc box, 48 Slit't‘tS paper 43 cntclopcs
We shall open on P)".
Satilldfl‘i’. And on wcll to our local papcr ”South Not'thlk,”
our ncw liuc of to our Initial l’opcr, at 50c pcr box.
Ladles’
Jackets .‘
Capes-----
0000001 lili )0000000! )llOOOUl "hit
at
Toilet Paper 2 rolls for 50; usually sold 5c per roll.
‘3 cake boxes of Soup 5c; ltstlolly Holtl for lilt' per box.
Hlo introduce ottr l’crftttuetl Ammonia, 10c rcpulot
from 15c. '
v.11“;
l WW .'
Mil .
Our New Goods Are Now
In Stock.
We have paid special attention
in the new colors and have a
large variety of tit-signs in itcd,
(ireett, Blue and Brown. .
You are cordially luvltcd to
O
O
)
\ bargain 'in Ladies' Skirts at 24c; rcgulor pricc 29c;
and otbct items of special tuiuc.
i A. .Dickerman 8- Son,
:IIltl .
. .(.
; silo... wt. orients.“
"When you are slut. woat you like
best is to be chosen for a medicine in
the tint place; what experience Nils
you is best. to be chosen in the second
place; what reason ti. e..t’l‘ttvory) says
Is best is to bc chosen in the last place.
lint if you can get Dr. inclination. llr.
itixpcrIout-c. uad llr. thumb to huhl it
consultation together, titcy will give.
you the host advice that can be taken."
When you have a bad coitl lIr. inclin-
ttlpn Would recommend tflhamberlalns
Lit-Linn ltt- medy int-aust- It is pleasant
not safe to take. Ilr. fitpcrlencc would
rctunlntcnd it lit cause it. never fails to
f‘flit‘l‘ u spcctiy and pct-mascot cure.
it". itctraou would rscommetnl It has
cauwc it Is prepared on scientific prin-
ciplc... and acts on nature's plan in re-
llcvlng the lungs. opening the secre-
ticas and restoring to a natural and
:tcu‘tlly condition. For aalc by G. (l.
t-ltlllsou. Smith Nttrwniit. and E. P.
in-ttl, Nul'wtilk.
llllAFNitSS CANNOT BE CUIIED
by local applications. as they cannot
numb the diseased portion of the ear.
more It only one way to cure. Deat-
‘acss. and that is by constitutional
lrcmcdics. llcafncri is caused by an
tinfiumed condition oi the mucous lin-
;lng of the Eustachian Tube. When
:tbls tube gets Inflamed you have a
‘rumlllng sound or lmpcricct hearing.
14nd when it is entirely closed Deafness
lis the rcsult. and unless tbc inflamma-
{Llou can be taken out and this tube
frcstorcd to its normal condition.
lhcnrlng will be deatroyctl iorever;
nine ca sacs out of ten arc caused by
i'.tainrrh which is nothing but an in-
iittmcd condition of the mucous aur-
E'ttflttt‘
I We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness insulted by
thliili‘l'h) that cannot be cured by
'liolls (‘utnrrh Cure. Semi for cir-
tti Ili‘ii. frtc.
it'. .l. t'llENEY It (10..
Sold by drugglsts.
ilall'a family hilt are the best.
l
Toledo. 0.
COMIIAIIES. ATTE\TK).\'.
1 served from '01 to '64. and was
sounded May 10.1861, in the Battle
of the \illdcrncss. I would like to
;hil\t‘ my old comrades know what Cci-
'cry King has done for me. in 1890 my
told complaint. chronic diarrhoea, came
‘back. The doctors could not stop it.
:but (‘elcry King has curcd‘me. and l
tam once more. enjoying life—Frank
lib-chicr, ()o'osso. Mich. (Go. 1“. 40th
'\'. Y. V. I.) Cclcry King for the ner-
.vcs liter and kidneys is sold in 500
i and 25c. pathogt‘s by E. P. Weed, Nor<
iwailt
i
call and see them. . ——————————-—.
*“ ‘"' l 84 Washington Street. South Norwalk, onn?» is now To PREVENT cnocc.
i‘aiutcni' supplies,
(Haas, sun,
Painting, pslwrhnuging
and tit-citation.
E. E. GORHAM
It First tonne. litst liorvtll
.t-.£ 4!: ,t -.
.-.E. v .-
Evening
Sentinel
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
'J.’ o. outage.
-tlltpu Hanger. tucinlntr, Pilllliti t-
DI“ IR ll
Wail Piper-and Border-a
I NORTH MAIN BTIIII'I'.
80th Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest ltylea 0!
Papers. lordsrs and Ollt Iioaldlnns
alien to houses ior Inspection. on no-
ice by postal. Minutes cheerfully
tiven. '-
In. JENNINGS:
undertaker.
. I IAIN sun.
Marvell. -
RIIIDINOI. ILI "MIT.
"LIPHONI CALL. 1}!
BTW. union 6.
Superhuman
aat Somehow.
Purchasing
Public.
‘ “ u u
Dorian House. CIIIIIIII too itdtytndtilcm.
South Votlelt
.0...-
Dana.
OUR
01L HEATERS!
.fifcuory'tt I'tiltii. “a“ “I!“ ll titti im.
.l. E. l-itdlivtttt. ptnptlclot'ttotlttttoattrcr.
II'MII . M larval!» l‘l A? 1’27: 3". If: 1:1: 'I‘c'mt; nut-rounds: itatltllnr' 'lsltlilllll, hill" ittthblts in Mill. itttl
m m m ' If!“ '0“ l’. l " “W t l‘ l "' Ill It “lflt' men to too coll
"k”... N u“: M . '- ‘ . unfit. ttlrfwllzll .lll'. trult‘ts Ii‘illui'lltt om, mm,
m
I'Vsl‘ltl'Am-Ivitt itilttllt: l‘tl.\Vll tt.t\i
A child can carry iltcut
MAKE“ AN“ "Hill"! IIIDNHII‘.
Soul lhrstlt Blush Butt ‘lousttts Iittlts Island to or.
l tiltl .‘l J'lilt
(losst “it?" sampt'hturuyitm 0 ii m“ It 1mm INCOLN‘ ’ us:- “in m M mm m m
mm. o Ia..auo ro-Ito mutt
‘:“"‘”' "" “" '° " "'"""‘ “'1 'l'ltcy ltcui quickly and '3 ill
y eveninns from I In I. ! . . 91'0" Ana .
“2&1?me 'orc as quickly t'xllllit‘iilttll- WAREHOUSE W Itilltt III 3|th
tons a. moate'vas-snst. my °
one. s. assess. so. and m . ' eon m mans on tumult.
' Furniture. Planets. w
WWW OOMStOCR, Bicycles. Currie-gel. Samue‘
.00.. .“en ..°s
Motions
& how,
“2 Washington ab.
South Norwalit.
M I'AIVW' IN"!!! N
Taylorifloiden’ 5
tot litttlt ot llIlItIII alto.
its final-su- M so. Itasca.
Comstock,
J 1'. l
as; of bwl
‘ .Itaamm to
it. I. ”teat Isles. .
late to tens
Milt-es. too stain attest
«swims. W‘
! \Yc ltttl' two chlldrcn who arc sub-
it'ct to attacks of croup. Witcncvcr an
emu-k iv t‘JiIlliIi: on my wiic glvcs tltcm
:‘ltsmitct'lain's (‘ough itemcdy and it.
3tl'rnys [li‘i'Vr'iliri the attack. it is :1
jhouscltttld nccrsslty in this county and
ion Ii-iliit‘r what chic we run out of. It.
tnoult‘ not do to be without “handwr-
Ioitt‘.:t‘ottt.zit Rcmtdy..\iore of it i.» sold
htrc illilll alipothcr cough illOtilt'lilt‘;
('J't liii!"ll.“‘.l. I. NICKIJ‘I. tli Nil'lib
‘l‘tos. Incrcllnnte. Nit-hlt't'iilc. i'a. ‘ I’ttr
isttic by ti. t‘. iltiiison. rioutlt Ntll'ii'dlli.
hind. " ..I‘ chd Norwallt.
l‘lil‘ i‘”/tli\l. i.\'l~‘ id id Nt‘lt‘. 0F Al.-
('tlilm.
. loitcn unsuspcctiugly in rtcrtc tonlca,
"illti scut many it pcrson to a drunk-
!' trd' a glow. This llIil llt‘ amidcd by
ltc but of t‘lcwltthd's i‘clt-ry (‘nm-
pound 'i‘to. wltlth is mlltlt' rub. by
" titt- sltnplc utlditl' to of lint tutor. Nor
tons l‘rosttotlon. Nttvous iftllsuzdiutt
t‘onstipntlort. ilcodocllc nutl indiges-
tion ate all cat'ul by this woudcriul
rctuctly. t‘uil iii I'lulstcd's Iltttg store,
ilil Washington str.cct and [int a trial
tstltonc trtc. lotuc pilCltn't, 'Jilc.
A ntttbbo. comm or tickling In the
throat yields its line Minutc (‘ottgb
ht‘urc. llurmicss in Most. touchctt the
rinhi spot. reliable and Just what is
wanted. it acts'st once. toward 1‘.
chti Norwailt: George C. Htlllan.
sooth Novwsl.
OAC'I'OflZA.
3...... :lisltsthstssimnllmti
ligature
st
illiNitV WARD Bfllt’illlt SAID.
“it is a sin to neglect your health."
Why do you do it. when you hours that
titc intnons Illuc ll. itsmmllcs oi the
' '.icc Hhunn Yooit itsriss" will cure or
,our money is reinstated? No. I cum
Rheumatism; 2 cum to tlrlppe; I
tturtts a month or mitt; t «sires Client:
‘l is o pcrfcct appetialon I‘lc. II XXX
tllitnnlillnl l‘llll ct“
[Is the Children's MI: units. In.
on. Trial bottled h remedy. IO!
or cut thin out It“ 00. iron: I .000
reicrcnm pl. ippll l‘ltat'lnn I.
li’lurh. ilti Washingtons mi and I.
it. missed. it Washisaioa street. sols
seen- too loath Norwalh. Cons.
Truth wears welt. People have
learned that unwor- ldttte lsrly lla-
st-s are reliable little pills for moist»
'ion the turrets. curtsn constipatitm and
slclt headache. They don't nrtps. Id-
tvutrd I'. Weed. Not-tram (learns 0.
Isttlittoo. South Kuwait. .
t opn‘a '1‘...”
l“.
t“
’ i
72 North Main street. l—nuq my... up. . z ,
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