” rim . .
-" ' ' “r
Hound. ail-Pm, .
pound. and sndsav’
We...Dll¥Ii0lBMi were not Will i0
. Mamas floghis sanity. Hr,._csrriad‘ n
g3, ,w ii
, tuition years old.
.. Van hue. oolorsd.
.illd
idiom , Dr. Osborne, 2
'tlto‘pbysiciuns of the
connected with the
yahoo“ took the case on. o
'dt'tdbtion. As the ill-
! he became more lutcr— z
was invited from time
patient with him.
' t of this new
.. ‘ , Br. Osborne became
”murmurs to study
‘Iutopsy
many evening last.
. filly“ 'Dr. Osborne ap-
lllillli ’ with the sugges-
t! to perform an
' ,dpctor'o own
, bay thebody.
in would pay flop
desire to deter-
imp! the case in
saucy. The family.
thud the offer. it in
We at once show-
in this/family's choice of
, r lilo mgunon was
vhpluod in charge of a
ltor who. he said. would
his in his charges
also. The family were
I tho physician's per-
. wait to an undertaking
own choosing by whom
fits for the burial were
fun funeral services were
‘ “tendon in the little
street and the inter:
’ tbs Westvlilc cemetery.
"Wm ut the grave were
. . and the casket was lowered
Wimpy: one brother of the dean
. that the straps which low-
mkot into the grave were not
as usual. The family be—
nd at night want out
- "to keep watch of what
fie father. three sons and
‘ had scarcely more than
‘ lvos behind tomb-
.. ‘ . the wagon of the under-
m mices had been snggcst-
”mashornc drove up to the
Why the casket and drove
ms followed to the undertak-
M were immediately reportod
tandem Wrinn. at police
.. , rs, and Coroner Mix was
3W from a theatre to take coin
‘ ; of the case. The coroner cx-
Dr. Osborne in the presenter of
ly. with the result of the ad-
of the plan. Dr. Osborne was
to the examination from a col-
wiro which he was attending.
that he had planned with nor-
well-known doctors of tho
» ‘In autopsy on the remains
, mGor's rooms at the clog:-
W last evening. They then
-< to restore the body in its
l
u'ii
finishmnt prcscribcd by tho
, of Connecticut for the crime of
Vl'obblng is a maximum lint: oi
till live years' imprisonment in
n.
flaws. December ilwnr. illlver
w . the prominent physician»
‘ melted early this morning
It! alleging the unlawful dis.
. t of a body. did not appear in
court this mornin. lly m"
wt of counsel. the cast! was
it is charged against the.
“It be disinterrrd the body of.
. girl for lilf‘lplll'pflfli' of on nu- 5
The phylloian maintains that.
- . with the permission of ill!“
girl‘s mothcr.
muss poor or PEACE.
‘Irowa Pall His Fine and
Mons British flag raising in-
at Shippan Point on July i lost
. yesterday when Edward
' , paid the 850 line imposed by tho.
. . City Court for an assault on ‘i
A. Fprdick. 'i‘hc cans was to
me up in tho Superior ('ourt
7“ bottled by Mr. Brown jiint hr»
' court opened. i
Brown handed a (loicniition ofi
citizens who on indcpond-i
. called on Mr. l-‘ordick to vie-i
that be haul down a lirltiab flail ’
‘ " up In: pole. The has had boon
‘ thsvbreue by Mr. Fordick's
. Ifnrlol Russell. and he 1-9-
«In more it. Mr. Brown drew
W andhlu arrest for assault
. "i . ....
. MOT-"Which one of you can tell
fiW‘Wllflh was?
mm Jonas—i kin. mom.
m m Johnny; now. who was
. ‘ "11¢:le barber. mum."
. . “3min“ comics.
. bots are suf-
sors thrust.
W
. n
. all. and
,imnot iii-m.
‘ which re mace, was made by the. tiny,
slcianii. is that he is the owner of ex-
‘ tensive property in Dorian. AI mu
on thin statement was made.
in question. and declarod that
be found recorded in the town clerk'a
would not go to
was allowed to say goodby to his pro
that and Town Clerk Waterbury.
wag left the court-room for a moment.
Eben told him that he. ought to lock
the door after him. and the next in—
stant he picked up his box and started
off through the corridor of the hull.
Sonic thought he was making so effort.
to escape. but it seems he was only
going down stairs to say goodby to
Town ClorkflWaterbury.
character about here for many years
past.
considered demented. and his actions
would certainly tend to bear this be»-
ufflicted with religious innanity. but he
has had many bobbins since then.
few years ago.
New York police court. and startled thc
judge by telling him he had chasrd
the devil out of Stamford.
the line of detective work. Hr claims
to have come back to Stamford on the
mission of bringing to
physician. who,
killer.
the Perkins
which he is employed.
himself with the Perkins because he
did not like the l’inkertons. lie was al-
so writing up the child-killing story
for the New York Herald. so he said.
and expected to rccelve aid from n
young man formerly employed
Stamford papcr. and now doing work
in the newspaper lion in
Ehcn bad write.
this person.
the local police into his confidence. be-
cause he could plowi no rclianro in
them. arid ho had noose whatever for
the Stamford papers. against which lu-
waa to bring a suit for libel.
leaving for Middletown. he said that
he would write a book abdut the State
asylum.
muld be rational. and then would bit
an engaging convorsatlonnlist. but of
into such times came very rarely.
beauty without it. Cascarcio.
tic clean your Moorland . . _
stirring up the lazy liver and mm; all im-
purities from the bodyi
l E
and that sickly
‘ WV?!” :7
My . «1 . .‘ .
. lib?! was won
riborously ammo
- s!
storday.
Dt- Wet”. . ,
‘ cautioned that».
‘a c.5353?
billions
an
. ll
limits ucvmi pap-r- and
rs. no of‘liis halihoiaatlons. to
_ Eben
roducod a document from the box.
ligand to ho it dead of the. roperty
would
mcc. .
Ho took the finding of the court
omlonaturcdiy. but insisted that ho
Middletown-nnloos be
After the hearing'Connublo Schiecht~
Eben owes has been a well-known
He has for a long time been
let out. At first. he appoarcd to be
A
he created a scene in it
His latest hallucination has been on
justice a local
he says. is ‘a child-
Eb‘en said he was sent there by
Detective Agency. by
He associated
on it
New York.
concspondcnrc with
lie did not intend to fall»
Befofl'
At times. the young man
.~———-.-
loo-I7 in Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
Candy Cathnra
lice it clean. by
lirgin today to
boils. 'ittlu-s,blat‘kiwnds,
inlioiis noniplwmi by taking
(huvurcta,-~bcmuy for ten voids. All drug.
aim. soilsiaotion .iutrnnict-d lilo. 25c. mo.
ounisli pinipicl.
DISABLED I! KID-OCEAN.
Norton Linc steamer Ionics Tuned in
the Trouirh of the Sea.
Now York. iii-omnbri Hr The Norton
lint- steamer Mllnlf'fl. Captain Smith.
arrived this morning from Shiclds and
imports flint llt-rnnbcr 2. in latitude ll.
longitude 41.30. the tunnel shaft brokr:
shortly afterwards the German steam-
Pl' Albuiiii from Hamburg. for New
York. (‘llllli‘ hiring and took tho dififlili‘
rd vossol in to“: After an hour's limo
iiw hnwwr pom-d and tho Albouo pru-
r-ccdmi on llf'l‘ mint-iii. During the night
of tho ".‘d runw :1 MM gulp from ilii~
northwi-si. wiib [relilfflliiilllrl é-‘l'iiti. the
ship. lying hclplcss‘i)’ in tlw trough m
tho son. The “‘85 lll‘illif‘ lll'i'i” illi'
iif'i’ith continually and slam-d vvory—
thing adrift.
(in tho morning of the» Cid it son on-
vhor consisting of spurs lashcd mgr-th-
or wan put m'rirboord. which kept the“
ship‘s bond to the was and moudicd
her so that tho cngincom worl- enabled
to mnkc tcmporai'y rrpniri. At 822?. p.
m.. the condom wr-rc started and the
Munich coniinumi on llf‘l' voyagc. A
liiirrironc of hard northwest to coutu-
wost gains with hcnvy Hf'llri provailed
for several days. during which the
ship was how to. (‘apiain Smith says
that (‘hicf l'lnninccr flooding is entitl-
ml to all praisc by bin wonderful work
in making most difficult repairs in
mid-onion and cxtromcly heavy weath-
f‘f'.
THE ()l.il LADYS DISCOVERY.
The Philadelphia fit-cord tells this
story of tho lair Prosldr-nt William H.
Allen of Gimrd College: On our or-
caslon a business matter called Mr. Al.
ion to a small town in the central part
of the state. While sitting in the pur-
lor of the country hotel in the evening
after transacting his business he was
taken in hand by the wii'r of tho pro-
prietor. who was extremely inquisitivc
and wanted to know all about his pri’
vate affairs. Mr. Allen took it all in
good part and for n time was rather
amused. Finally sh? naked. "Have
you not much of a family 1’"
"Oh. yes." said he. and hes mllcd as
his mind rcvcrmi to his hundreds of
pupils.
“How many children 2’" she persisted.
"Well." said Mr. Allen, with grant
«mutual. "i have 500 and all boys.“
Tho good old lady was speechless for
a lament. Then she trons sad hurry-
ing to the door callsd to liter husband:
“01.101!!! Cot-Gillian! We’ve got
.. 1.
duo.-
M
all!!! Dr P. P. Vail '
‘n was in:
filth, by inning .it in
your own, hands withing cost to you
and giving you the . t! to tool
it for yourulf.. Tmi
on request. Addrsu Tits B
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in Toes-looms
Traveling Bags
Smoking Jackets
Fancy Hosiery
Umbrellas and Canes
Handkerchiefs”-
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Reward!»
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Brazilian»
Balm
cm»
is a quick. positive and permanent
BRAZILIAN BALM is a
wonderful remedy and does every-
thing that is claimed for it.
For sale by
cure.
W
F H Baxter
R H Plaisted
WW
’m Young stowia' with us!”
‘ " ' rim. bond for our fun , .
trial bottle and you will actually fool ' , .
tho noodofipcts at once. We prim our ‘1
Will be line in About Tito Weeks?
We are making our usual preparations
to impish uou with mom useful and de-
sirable articles suitable for Christmas
Gifts. A partial list is given below:
silk and linen Funcv Night Shirts
Silk Mtiillcrsfl-squares and shields
Suspenders-Minuet! and lliiiill~'0lle pair in a box
Mzickiiitushcs and Rubber Collin-boy's and men's.
Goods .selcctcd now will be ilt‘iti fill'iyull
until Christmas. '
l4 South Main Street, South Norwnlk.
storey—Norwslk and South Norwalk.
For any case of Hay Fever. Cold in
the flood, Rose Cold or influenza
Brazilian Balm will not cure if di-
rections are followed.
not even the greatest physician. ever
dared tomake such an ofier. nor
would we if we did not know that
Drouista. South Norwalk.
39m Chadian
. fluids. ,.
7' (Avoid slim ~ My
.Wa rim -
m» y
m
Dress Suit Cases
Bath Robes
Neckwcar
Gloves-
street and dress
Jewelry
I
M. A. GIFHN. Manager.
WOW...
No person.
” did» Cruel- viii " A ‘ co
. 35p“
'. tbs . total in law it divs attach no
until? to of» :1 company."
: . . an, w. i
‘ tho filth irmhtly smoked in tho min
when the bosses wars.
am the state board of coal mine or-
aniinars pass on the disaster and the
, , nins's‘coudltitin.
. this futurnity. Catarrh being
a ationai disease. requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall‘s Ca-
Jim amour mm the fol-
ua verdict: . .
fill swim tho thirty-oa- men
“utility maids) cams to tbsir
.. in .,..srplosion of, us ‘from
own saute. ,
s m, t. the portion Hill Om
iii no oil? “‘i‘lll‘iimdli
displays» no fin compiled with
t
it is outed. said that
around.
Governor Rogers w an'iutsrcsting
at tho inquest and int-lids to
“You can‘t very well talus a fall out
of the automobile." observed tho Lay
Figure. meaning to comment upon the
safety of the new oontrivsnoc.
The unconscious imbecile sprang at
once to his foot, crying: "Oh. yes. you
can! You can call it mobile. instead of
sutumumobile! "
But. although he drew many din-
gramn. it was still carry for the others
to onset not to understand.-Deiroit
Journal.
3100 REWARD $100.
The radars of this popcr will be
plausd to learn that there is at least
out ‘ ,ilsd disease that sclnncr has
m I . .to corn in all its stages and
that: up rrh. Hall's (:otarrh Cure
ll the cure now known to
tarrh Corn is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system thereby destroy-
ing the foundation of the discuss. and
giving the patient strength by build-
ing up the constitution and assisting
o$_
and. bidd a main road tbslr best rd;
porter; rib 1 up.
mainly with the dark for» and cloths
with which they are so often placed.
they also finish ii gray gown
ly. The out of the gown canno be too
savers. then u
about the ham c the shirt and down
the cloning of tho coat, with narrow
cuffs. wide collar and wide rovers of
the fur. and a medium muff. and you
have as rich in street costume as any
woman need wear.
be introduced on the hat. a rich. warm
red being the bout, and the woman
who wears this outfit should have rosy
cheeks.
look on a woman without who.
, t‘ .1 “i“ W
2 Bacon~l see they say Dewey is de-
uc‘endcd from some of the old English
k can.
worked up again all right.
93 Washington St,
6m: , firmm‘im no
, . I
«i tint ‘oi'ivhiit’ Worm”
brl
up. «Wm,
While tho my fan contrut hand-
to
hpfzilsomao
row band of tho fur
.uil
Sonic color should
it would have too stately a
«
Egbert-~Wcll. he seems to have
$87
Eumal‘birotior
and Submitter.
South Norwalk.
Rosidenw, 9 Crescent Terrace.
82
nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cur-
a‘tivs powers, that they offer One liun-
dred Dollars for any can that it fails
to cure. Sand for list of testimonials.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & 00.. lo-
ledo, 0.
Sold by driiggiats, 750.
Hall's Family Pills are the bout.
A lli'illi'lllt'“ plow» of low shaped
much illw o square i-ollni- Mocpt that
the» corpus arc rounding. is laid about
tlw iippi-r port of u madv-ovcr evening
bodit'c. llw ends or!- lotnwiy find in
from and left to full ovcr tho bodice.
giving :1 wry fresh, now and stylish
look to a really old garment.
"l was hourly dead with dyspepsia
tried doctors. visited mineral springs,
and grow worse. i used Kodol Dyspep-
sia Cure. ’l‘hat cured me." it digests
what you out. Cures indigestion. sour
stomach. heartburn and all forms of
dyspepsia. George C. Bunsen. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
A million silver dollars would own—
py. in round numbers, lid) cubic foot.
Thercforc a room. or rather a box. i.
feet long. 5 foot wide and 4 foot high
would nocomudnto them comfortably.
M
DrWitt's Little Early Rlscrs purify
the blood, clean the liver. invigorate
tho sysimn. Famous iittlc pills for
constipation and liver troubles. George
(7. Stillsun. South Norwalk; Edward P
Weed. Norwnlk.
_______._____._.
Light gray bronicloth airnppings
are on a long rarria ge coat of Oxford
blur:- korscy. A not if gray for is worn
with this main
'l'o Nerves in Ono Woolf
To Purify' the Blood in One Weak
To Ours Constipation in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in On. Dav
Toke Cleveland's Celery Con: built???
25c. lfit falls to cure my ' 1‘ (so u 3
”mammal .
refund your money. »
For sale at Plaiated's Drug Store.
South Norwalk. and Edward P. Wood's.
Norwaik.
in the matter of humor all own arc
sponsors. They like to hut-‘9 their
jokos at some other icilow's oxpensc.~
Pliiiadclphlu Rcrord.
'-___....._—
Mrs. R. Churchill. Berlin. Vt. says:
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvo
cured her." A specific for piles and
skin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfeits. George C. Stillsori. South
Norwaik; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
-An Atchiaon woman who has work-
ed hard all her life In order that her
family might have somothing saved
up is now worn out and dying, Those
who have it good time as they go
along are right kind of philosophers.
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Del. says: ”I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have gm: distreu
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cursd in completely.”
ForsalsbyREPlaistsdandF.8.
Baxter.
“illuminated latter boxes are a new
Invention."
”i wish somebody would get up [“4
tor boxes that would ring a bell every
. time a married man goes by with a
letter in his pocket."
.1. B. Clark, Paoria. lll.. days: "In.
«sons would to operat- on no for
piles. but i cored than with DIWiu's
Witch liaari Salvo." it is infallible for
piles and skin diseases. Rowan of
waterfalls. (looms G. fltlllaon. South
Norwailt; Edward P. Wood. M.
momma Mydlm
I'I'cleplionc at houw. 34-6.
iii no intimation
Brazilian
Balm
Wonderful Healer!
F. H. BAXTER.
R. H. PLAISTED.
Drugghits.
South Norwailt.
m
We are kept yvbusy not»
withstanding ills panther,
therefurn if onconrak‘os us
handle the ‘ lorlwii Vt.-
rieties in our onlyi‘ line.
which enablcs us‘toi-“iarco‘
es and small profits.’
Here is an offer:
‘ Black and brown heavy
beaver jackets. half-lined,
$2.98. ‘ ‘
Covert. half-lined, 82.98.
Kersey, half-lined, 33.98.
dAnother covert. half-lin-
e 9
A good Kersey, all lined
and nicely trimmed. 84.98.
A good Kersey. all lined
and nicely trimmed, 85.98.
A good Kersey, all Hood;
$33.98.
.98.
Best Kersey, and best
satin linings, in all Colors.
$8.98 and $9.98.
Plaid Skirts, all wool.
.49, 83.48, 84.98, 85.98
and 86.98.
Golf Capes of all sorts at
ridiculously low prices.
Children's reefers. nice
i x i u r e s. handsomely
trimmed. from $1.49.
Tailor-Made Suits, Petti-
coats, etc.. and full line of
Furs.
1. until & 00.
68 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
lidve Hui-868
from
Baker’s Stables.
cor. lulinkiu
lllii 3pm Slmli,
Tel. Call. 139-3.
To the advantages offered in the pains
of our hellish (fool: Less dirt. less
dust. more comfort. morn satisfaction
more heat to the busliclfnl. more econ-
omy to the ton than any cool sold.
Gives satisfaction because it‘s satis~
factory mini. Try it once. You‘ll sec
tho advantage of using it always. ’5in
per ton.
lRVlIO LOGKWDOU I 00
Sucroasor to 8. Harris.
Coal Yard and (Miles. Water ntrcet;
Branch Oillce. corner Washington and
Main street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Triephonc Call. 31-5.
P. D. STANNHRD.
(Successor to J. 1). JENNINGS.)
Fund Director indlimiuimer
7 Iain street, Norwalk. Conn
Telephone Call, 11-2.
Largo amount of direct surface in
Combustion Chamber. insuring the
greatest economy at fuel.
atom .3. Burton.
murmntnnuwluu.
50 South Main strut. .
dominant» . “admin-raw.
lute mu m so. mun“.
NOTICE!
Calling attention to
the fact that I am now
sole proprietor of the
establishment of Nash
8: Van Scoy. I respect-
fully solicit a continu-
ance of the patronage
of customers.
Horace 1i. Nash,
for. North Ida and
fut Stitch.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone 121-2
Norwalk Chronicler