. otm'vthip beluga
9 his house on Nort ’ Pearl stree“
Mutts wife that who had «irlt
full». Mrs. Preusser arrived at head.
tor: a few minutes aiterwards and
two had adorn: talk. in Oblof
kit‘s private ofllce, after which
. , ,‘r was placed behind the bars.
' cry of the murder is intensely
McDonnell had come here
‘Preulatr in caring fortified
wp, said to be of Waterbury.
ago he had gone Insane. The mur-
‘ ‘ rod‘inan and Prcuaser were together
Ill day yesterday and all last night un-
. utilize; midnight. They met a num-.
re llmdsaad took lunch at mid-
iaht in ‘a‘downtown restaurant.
l’reuaser and Mchnnoli had no;
(bio as far as known, but suddenly
I Sim-men left the table and went
ll; toilet room. Angry words were
-‘ ,. rdyfrom the room, .and alter a time
. IteDonne‘ll appeared. '
, -‘.Pi‘ouaser entered the dining room
, later and putting on his hat, walked
out. ' McDonnell, when he returned
.. ifrom the toilet room, said: "Prensaer
" istjuatias crazy as Train," and went
- W- 4.,
- After Preusser left the restaurant.
,he walked directly to his office an .
there‘aecured a shotgun and started
back .to the restaurant. Heinquired
‘ for McDonnell, and was told-that Me.
Donnellhad left andgonc to the hotel.
Q "We got my orders, For after him
‘ ‘ now," he is said to havo remarked.
, .Preusser then walked to the Hotel
x'l‘on Nyek. Friends of Prcusser went
to thetelephone and tried to call up
‘ the TenEyck, but were unsuccessful.
; Preuasor entered the hotel, stepped
‘_ lip toClerk A, E. Molr. leaned the gun
‘ against the marble desk, and said:
“la McDonnell registered here?"
“Yes." replied Mr. Molr.
. , "What room has he?" asked Prens-
ser. ‘
‘ Mr. Moir gave the number of the
room on the second floor, knowing that
- , Prousser, being familiar with the
. house, could find his way without difa
Ilenlty.
‘ Prousser went up, and knocking on
the doorpt’ MrDonnell’s mom. got. the
gun in position with his one arm, hav-1
, lag lost his other.
McDonnell. partly rilsrobod, had,
scarcely opened the door, when Prcus,
ser fired one shot at McDonnell, It Ink»
- ‘ing effect on the lethsidc, near the
, heart. ‘
Then Prcusser walked down stairs
. - into the hotel lobby and, linking arms
‘ with a friend, said:
“‘ “Come on, l'm going to give myself»
up."
. Bell boys were sent after doctors
McDonnell was dead. .
' ‘ In court this morning surrounded by”
‘ ’rominent citizens, who are’his friends:
rousaer'a counsel waived examination.
and he Was sent to jail on a charge or
murder in the first degree. His friends
claim that his mind is affected. .
_ McDonnell was 44 years old, He had
' beenconnected with the Stock «Ex-
change hero for about three years. His
tamily,~incliiding a widow and threc’.
young children, live at Jamaica Plain.
Mr. McDonnell talked with bis-wife by".
. telephone at 6 o’cloek last nightnvhen
he apparently was in a happy frame
, of mind. News of his death was re
, ,jcoived, by Mrs. McDonnell from news‘
"paper men with incredulity, but anes-
" patch from the police. later, convinced!
_, her of its truth.
. ‘ Mrs.- McDonnell said today that
:Breiisaear was regarded ‘as her hus-'
haunts best: friend. She said that Me-
Donneli Wentvto'Albany to take charge
of Fred L. Thain, who suddenly went
‘si axle «on Saturday, and who was a
i’ end‘ol‘botliMcDonnell and of Prens-
, but
Mrs. McDonnell is sure that the‘
7, ublevwhioh resulted‘in the shooting,“
gtnust have developed suddenly, as Mr:
MoDonnolidntended to return home‘
today: The .ramily had planned to
celebrate the fifth birthday of their
son on Friday and the father was com-
,.ins'aba‘ek in time to purchase a pony
ndcart, which he proposed to give
the boy at that time.
: BOSTON, Mass, June 8.—~Pcrsons as-
sooldted with Miles McDonnell, the
lctlio of lastmght’s shooting. at AL.
, X.. in the management at the
strap itan Stock Exchange here.
Mil {With the greatest surprise
tit, fish The Associated Press dcspatch,
at th urderot McDonnell. Having
.E. Pennant. 'who is alleged to
old MoDonnel as the man's in-
tend, :3th could attribute ‘the
., onlyto intoxication or insane
“ 0111,51,, Quinlan, treasurer of the
We,,.sald today that noprivate
affirmation has been received, and
" ‘ bias was known of the affair
. yondthe press reports. Nouns
, with the exchange could
, ‘ mite.~in'forrnation whether Mc-
' was thermal: who was involv-
in; the murder of, GeorgePrice, in
lamination. , .
use earngd‘adeiiniteiy. zhowever,
' ell ‘labot and killed George
York cardneeemheul.
, £1 l oversampling in t-
, ., w surrendered to t‘
W
but he acted in Tasti-
a'oqulttedsalter a brie!
.. .Pfill
skefierrhlnsion to use the
ranted. call»
, linen and was then at police ‘
nurture, where he had given him-
. v ’ ‘ i
Each,day,wa otter m
each-day closes out a certain line.
as the quantity,“ yoryamallz,
snavso.
FREE DELIVERY TO
7o= "on
t
H «MAIN STREET,
SELS.
orabmv bpriralna frcm our remaining stock. and:
"i not hesitate on the following goods
.,~
5 ALL LEATHER Taavztme Basswaas taco, To‘cLos'E .......‘ 97c
Lac‘: PILLOW sums, FULL size. was: one on. T0 cLosa. .. 300 PR.
suitcase WORK aaeksrs. wear: rec an, T0 cLoee ...... 31c
Fun, nuns (auooaa deer) in at. ACK AND WHITE. WERE $3.50
rooms: .............. 31.89
mm waves, THE REGULAR {use Kiu'm‘Now .. ........... 18c,
Marlin HATB'NUST THE THING F'o‘n elm SHADES) ....... .......15c
HORSE HATS (EXTRA HEAVY‘ANO “BOUND .. . ..................... 106,.
m
NEMEMBER WE ARE SELLING OUT. POSITIVELY NO GOODS RE...
‘ u——-——fi_
7w. is. STURTEVANT.
spring Floor
coverings.
‘We are now prepared to show a large line of Carpets
in all‘ the popular grades. Contisting of INGRAINS,
VELVET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BODY onus.
[N CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A‘
LARGE VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Mattings, 1234c to 35¢.
Japanese Mattings, not: to 50¢.
RUGS AND MATS IN LARGE VARIETY.
SHADES TO ORDER‘A SP ECIALTY.
84 Washington street, South Norwalk.
. Telephone 14376.
a... .W m,
.1“.
"Y
ms 3
r
not. true uoawitLKa.
, t
. i SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
, tux be laid on the. last perfected list;
‘ the situation would be th
)F OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM WE SHOW ALL:
WIDTHS AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
’ showed that there had been a timid
, Gumble‘s mill: also at Thomas Ryan's
v__:_. ~—
W NEW caseloaurf‘.”“
0f Hartlord
Rubber Company Electgd
Yesterday. . .
HARTFORD, June '8."‘-At a meeting
of the Hartford ZRubher Works 00., of
thiscity «held here yesterday after-
noon. President J.. W. Parker. of this
city. was not reelected. that omcego-
ing to ECSH. Dale. of New “Yerk. Mr.
Dale is err-president of the United
States Rubber 60., of New York. The
other officers elected were 'Willium
Seward. of New York. who succeeds
F, H. Turner. of this city, advice pres.
ideal, and J, W. Gilson, “New York,
whowas elected secretary and treasur-
.er. ‘ , .
The election of a new presidenthas
caused great. surprise here, *as the, ,re
election 0; Mr. Parker was go rally
expected. - He is a son of the R D
Paraaimmcitya a. ”to.
'tsw
I, Wm’
t; , hacuttoyota‘brain. ‘ ,
” "coiiort'éfwoobnuar ' RECEIVER
. the silent tbntfthe Porter "School oi‘;
which'fDr: Robert Porterfifl‘leep, mas ‘
N EW HAVEN; :Inne 8.~‘No>6pmiv
tionébelng made. Jada~ Ralph Wheeler
of thefinperior Court esterdaynade,
.permnnentjtho receivership, tor the
Horlsa'tonlc'Company. Col. Rollin ’S..
Woodruifb‘eing‘ the onloer named.
The liabilities of .the company are
$115,920., Duo. , - WW .
mom"
r
t; ..
' 'im‘u .‘OMP9_
Wfihfimfimfl“
Pea-ran sot-reel. wru. commit:
sannmoron. dune “~8.~+An an.
nounncment Wastmude yesterday to
‘1‘»41““TVR. .u ' ~¢t.,.'a
Es. no new
the tprlnclpalil will be continued by
Mrs; Keep as principal. Arresting of
the' trustees has been held wh this
notion was maroon. . :4. a
. the school district lays a tax, 3600 bur-
fore tho‘dlvlslon matter is settled, a
; he laid on the next perfe
, no tax and borrow the money.
‘ lire loss was-$800. The report was acJ
,Gilbori Bogart.
stated that." the present quarters are‘
‘ " BRISTOL; dune: ,llI-Ji‘vm neatly
‘ dressed“
i 3;), ” Emilie micsesslrlill the
v ‘ m ,n c, tidbit PM. 7
g‘ecél‘l‘igtymeéherewthe clerk Changchun
'“ * or, cm. “A
mum bedding.
change fl. ~» ‘
. ,ai-‘d‘smnuroomlnd “tried the sum
‘ Mei-lint the clerk prefaced to Abe
my)“, _ is.»
. Iairhey ottoman my the OM!
. “ Marikflxmtgog Row _ --
.. l 'K ,i .
' ~‘ ' "(conducts ‘ir’bm’T‘ahit and? " "
«meant was then retains accepted.
was read as follows:
Balance on hand at last report .
' . ll ‘ : 4 "
Orders amounting to $285.46 have
been paid. ,. .
The, report 'wasneccpted on motion
of lit-til Dalila. , . ’ , ‘.
’l‘he,rcport of Treasurer L. W. Duty
was read as follow/s!
Balance on hand from last y'cai'.8326.99
Orders paid 285.46
Balance. .............. $47.69
The report or Collector tan. Gotham
was ”nothing doing." as no tax was
laid during the your. ,. _ .
The next business was the election of
a committee.
lrving Robinson. Stephen S, Napbcy
and Samuel Hull were..appohitcd tell-
”Hun...
, POITIERB. TABLE COVERS. ers. - , , . .
. "““" = -—-‘—-—— : . Charles Gehrman was placed In nom-
I .
zpagg‘iraiaen “refit”: Wm “023“,, z Choulllo, size 10-4, were 87.00. £35331. “31:1 ..;‘.l‘§{‘.w”’.§“§;i ‘ olor'hlll'
. DOW $3.59 ' ' '
, , Ta estr , we 04,50, ' Gehrman as.flrst committeeman.
1 WSW“) p y s } $2.49 2 Chenille, size 4-4, were 750, now. 39c . 0. Howard King wasTnominliltted 188
." ‘ * , . so-il‘ i ,. . l\aotwa.'
‘1 pair RCD.'TBDoBtl‘y. was $4.50, .5 lTapsatI‘Y..Hizci~4. were 75c, now. use ,,,,“,70',‘,,,§.§’;',‘m “emf“ “ ’ 7
now, 3237‘? 1 Tapestry, size 6.4. were $1.20, Whole number votes ......... , ..... 46
1 pair Chenille, was $5.00. now, $2.49 now, 390 Necessary for choice ......... . ..... 24
'I , , 0. Howard Kins ............... 38
‘ ‘ ________,_ William A. Thompson was nominat-
ed for third committceinan. The balv
lot was as foliowh:
Whole number votcs .............. 47
Necessary for choice .............. 24
William Thompson ................ 43
It was moved that illlt.‘ ballot be cast
for the present treasurer, Lewis w.
Duty. lt waadonc. , .
The same was done in the case of
Collector E. E. Gorham. E. H. Gum»
hart was chosen clerk ,by the same
method. " ’
The matter of laying a tax was then
takenup, L00 Davis asked what the
committee (stimattd for the coming
year. It was beltcvod‘that $500 would
be enough.
Mr. Davis moved that the District
Committee be empowered to borrow
not more than $600. .
Marshall H. 'l‘olles thought it would
be better to lay a one mill tax, which
would raise about 81.000. it was stated
thatitherc had not been n‘tnx in three.
years. and, that It a tax was laid it
would be much more economical. ‘
Leo Davis took the floor. He hinted
that if a tax is laid the name yolr‘r as
rowed would not cost more than $30.
The interest account would not be
more than $20. llt‘thvcr. The rate brink
in case a tax is laid will cost at least
$25. The hoard of rcllcl‘ Will cost 382‘
postage, $10; the tax collector note 8550:
advertising, 88: making SlOl. ,
He believed that it a tax be laid be."
mistake would heirnade. The tax is to
died, list, which
might be the wron‘g‘list, '
Marshall 'l‘ollos said that he underti
stood that a tax was to be laid by the
school district. ‘
John Keoah said that he undostood
that the school district had a balance
in the treasury, and the district com!
:nittcc would advocate borrowing the
money.
Elbert ’l‘. Eldridge-suggested that the'
but it was shown by Mr. Davis that
creamc in that:
case, . "
it was then voted unanimously to lay
The report at the chief engineer
bruise. To'tnl ice-t of hose laid, 1,350,“
total time out tliroe‘hours. The total
ccpted. ' l
The inventory of the propcrty of the
”fire district was read and nocr‘pteri.
A communication was then read
from Maytlowur Hook and ladderCom
puny. asking that. the tire committee
promresuitablc. quarters ‘for the com;
pany, owing to the leaking of the root
had failed. The resolution prevailed:
ompoworing the. committee to select:
quarters. ' i
The following were appointed midi-
tors: Fl. J. Simona, Stephen Naphoy,’
'Elbcrt T. Eldredge moved that the
Norwalk Water Commissioners be aslt~i
ed to allow the chief of the fire depart-
ment to open and inspect hydrants. ,
Led Davis mOVetl that a vote or
thanks begiven to Chief Wheeler for
his past ten years oi service, it was
so voted. , ' ‘
~J. Bturxes ‘Randall stated that the
tire company had outgrown its present
quarters, and he would be willing to
lit up limitless quarters In the old
bakery shop. in the same building. He
unsafe. .‘lthis point was covered in the
prccpding resolution. , ‘ ,
The meeting then adjourned.
MW
44in it In burn? ' Use Dr. 'Thomaa'
Ecleaztl‘lc 0iL'A out? ITSe‘Dr‘. Thomas"
Eolcotric Oil. At- your druggisis. '
_ . ,, _ _. ,
l’ 'woaiceo "Petra-ritual." "
’alransers: worked the "mm-
5; here yester—
erjilmr .had sane,
ens sum in hit
They next visited ’Bmc
The more of. the district. communal
May 28,1903. ........ 326.90
.Alfi’ount it'dut‘rrcm Mayiiisu. i 1'
,: ,03 to uyfiii,..1904 ........ 286216
"t ..-~ '.:!W’. "”5”"
Balance, ...r,l..... ........... 8 41.58
Rebate on nmloi ............. 5.00
Backlntenoat lpflpnk ......,.. 1,16
as all attempts to get. the roof repaired '
‘ “um... m “a...“ m
sport Advertisements. .j' I
Wsaans‘oaruvaamm
ram- a...“
corona savour.
W
., .
burr? ifomc and sec that Suite of Mahogany Rattan \vc
uls
mm “commute
a
.. ‘ low raced Marinas.
‘Justa little bargain Sale in Mattings. Seven patterns
in China Mattings, red, green. and blue mixtures, clean,
clear looking colorings, l5 etc a yard.
Several good d
esigns in green and blue mixtures at
v
12% cts.
On sale immediately.
ICE CREAM MADE EASILY.
fl‘licy arr having an init'rcstiiu,r and profitable ilClllUllr
siration of lllt‘ Autospin Freezer in thc Ilmisc ,l‘iii‘nislilug
Store. Everybody apl‘ircciatcs bumc nutrlc icc crcum and
sherbet. 'l‘lic only troublc la the grinding that gets so
tiresome. llut witli the .-\utospln it is nothing but fun,
and tlicrc is nothing to do but pull a strap for a minute or
tWo and the delicious trim-n (Inintics arc ready to scrvc.
i'omc and try the cream. livery our welcome. Foot of
Main Street stairway.
HARDANGAN EMBROIDERY WORK.
Something new lll Art Needlework. It is partly (lrnwn
work, null partly cross stitch embroidery, and tho result
is an artistic and durable piece of work. It is adaptable
for shirt waists and wash (lrcsscs: for any klml of [musc-
lll)l(l liucns such as table cloths, rcutci's, nuil (lollies; for
bands in towcls, for pillow cum-s and thc tops “of shoots.
Samples of Commenced l‘lcccs are shown at the Art Nccrl-
lcwork Sectloumncl an inspection will interest and plcusc
you. Instruction [looks with ilcsigus and explicit (lirecn
tions can be llilil with all materials.
W —...
Is your l’orcliall iittcil up conifortnbly fur the suin—
told you about yesterday. it is a great bargain illlll‘u’llt’ll
the summer is over it can bc uscrl in the sitting room.
Four pieces. Divan. Rocker, Arm Chair and SideChair.
Sold together. or separately.
l’uurth lloor. tukc llli.‘ L‘lt‘\'illlil'.
LA
nude
» 9
I
William Assciin,.a bride of (our wccks.
is dead ‘Olmbi‘fllll lover brought on byicidcnt.
an almost. incessant charivarl and sum l Wounds. Ulcers. etc.
was popular and a score of his over-
lmilat communism“ - ' 4
dug‘gasdeamnmie or
mmmwomnns neiiipm ,
winsrno.’ June 8.—~l‘assengcr
trains on the N. Y., N. H..& H. Ii. R.“
and on the Central New England Rall’
road were held up for about two hours
yesterday. the cause of the delay be-
ing an engine which had broken down:
{at the junction of the two roads.
l
The Mark Skinncr j‘
The balance of the 0.5-"
auaoans causao BRIDE‘S 3
DEATH.
» CHOSEN, .Wis” Juno _, 8.~Mrs.
DRIVEN TO DESPERATION.
Living at an out ot‘ the way piacc, re
gmoto from civilization. is family In of-
; tcu drIVuH to doapcration in case of ac-
rosultiiig in Burns, .Cuts.
bay in a supply
of liuoklon’s Arnica Snlvc. it‘s the
best on earth. 25c, at li‘. ll. Baxter's
.,* Drug Store. ' "
,l. ....
by persistent friendsu Assoliui
Mastic
mend ' are blunted.
’ The Kind rail...
' ; Always Borgia
“WAS?
' " norMner' a1.
r‘NAnoou'm.,
Wu.
. ,7: w -.,v
: Dr. King's New Life. Pills.
. irritable .wheneootors
Exceptions of Opinion of Miller In
McKenzie Bankruptcy.
llAii'i‘li‘Oltl), June 8.~—ln the United
States district court yestctlny. Judge
I'intt, took uudoriodvlserhont the ex-
ccptlous of Attorney H. W. Tnylo-, of
Dmibury. representing Berry lilotlh
ora, limltcd. and Bchoreatonc ll‘rcrca, u.
foreign concern, to the rcport of the
Hon. John W. Banks, a. special inas-
tcr. on the application )I rl‘ltllk \V.
McKenzie and Howard .3. Mchiizic,
formerly but manufacturers of liuu
bury. who have mudc application for
.dlschnrac from bankruptcy. The rci.
eroe reportedituvornbly on the (“ri—
chnruc, Attorney (l_ W. l't'bltlv-sr-y
ri-prcncutcd lhorcapondeuts. Tlic no
porn filed by Attorney Taylor note that.
the three exceptions to the report.
Al'tcr blurring arguments Judge l'lnlt
said he would take the matter under
ndvlscmcni and nilowcd two would: In
which to tile briefs.
HOW TO TREAT A SPRAINED
ANKLE.
A sprained ankle as usually troatml
will disable a man for three or tour
wcaka, This is an unnecessary loss or
time, for many canon have recovered
In less than one week's time whcu
Chamberlain's Pain liulm was prompt
ly and freely applicd. It alloys the pain
and soreness and quickly restores the
parts to a healthy condition. For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation, Clif-
ford Pharmacy, l’terccs' Bridge Phar-
macy. "
OSTERMEN COMPLAIN,
Rhoda island Dealers Say Shell Fish
Ara Damaged.
PROVIDENCE, R. 1., June 3.—Nul"
rngansctt bay oystcrmon appeared yes-
terday before the state shell fish com-
mission and complained that oysters
and clams were being spoiled by
gaseous and oily material in the water.
They placed the blame upon fluid
which ther said was leaking from the
refuse tanks of the Providence Gas
Works. The Ilshcl'man claimed that,
dealers outside of the state had said,
they would not handle the local prw
ducts unless something was dorm to
improve conditiona, it being asserted
that the ilsb had a kerosene taste.
A committee of three exports was
appointed by the corn' ilssion to maku
on country.
EVERY THRILL OF AGONY
along the nerves, every fostering core
or gnawing ulcer, every flush of icvcr,
' cvcry pimple or outbreak on the skin
means poison of some kind in the
blood. The cleansing. poison—expelling
remedy of the age is Dr. David Kenne-
dy's new medicine, Cal-curs Solvent.
Acts quickly, without pain or gripinz;
Write to tho Cal-Curd Company, Ron-
tlout, N. Y., for information and 9. Iron
sample bottle. ”
SAVED BY GIRt. FRIEND.
Miss Hart Was Sinking When Miss
McFarland Caught Her.
WiNS’l‘ED. Conn., June Sr—Tbo pros-
ent-e of mind of Miss Alice lllt'.l“{ll‘lllli'.l.
aged two:1ty,a guild swimmer, prcvcnlv
, ed a drowning at Highland Luke year
terday.
A rowbont which contained Miss Mc-
Farland and Miss Jeanette Hart cap-
sized iu deep water. Miss Hurt, woo
‘ cannot swim, was sinking when Miss
McFarland grabbed her and hold her
WW.-. .. ,_,, _, .. 0 , . , , ’, 7 _ ‘ head above the water until two mcn
' Mfis. WILLINGls .WILL FILED. ; PASSENGER TRAIN HELD UP. .
‘ ChiCAGO, June Shi‘ite will of tho:
late Frances Skinner .Willing, widow oi ‘
Henry J. Willing. has been filed in the;
probate court.
Library, of nianchcstur. Vermont, is
given $40,000.
.tatc goes to tlio,t.wo children.
‘SER
.wnowcrc fishing near by could reach
them.
Both young women were rescued,
but Miss Hurt was rendered insonsiblo
by fright.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.
Would quickly loam you, it‘ you lliit’ll
Thousands
ol‘ sui‘fcrors have proved thcir match-
lcsu merit for Sick and Nervous Ilcarb
aches. , They make pure blood and
build up your health. Only 2-5 cents,
money back if not. cured. Sold by 1“.
ll. Baxter. Druggist. ,"
BEEMAN GAINING STRENGTH.
WINSTED, June S.——The condition
of Sherman lineman. thenllegcdwwlt‘c
murderer, is stcudlly improving. and
' the authorities sly that it he continues
to improve at the same rate he will be
discharged from the hospital some
time next week. ,Bceman broke down
yesterday and wept bitterly. He seems
to realize his position and wishes to
die. He threatened to kill himself'at
the first opportunity. There is little
. chalice of this, however. as he is con-
‘ tinually watched.
,_.._._....____
STARTLING EVIDENCE.
Fresh testimony In great quantity is
constantly coming in, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
' Coughs and Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from T. J. McFarland
Bentorville, Via, serves as example. He
writes: “I had Bronchitis for three
years and doctor-ed all the time with-
out .belng benefited. Then I began
taking Dr. King‘s New Discovery. and
a few bottleswholly 'oured me.” Equal.
iy effective in caring all Lung and
Throat. troubles, Consumption, l’ncu-
mania and Grip. Guaranteed by F. H.
-'Baxtor. DruggisL. Trial bottles from
regular sizes We and $1.00. “
RODNEY STILL AT LARGE.
hisRTFORD, June 8.-—-Mrs. Edward
Rooney, whose throat. was cut by her
, husband at the Oasis Clubhouse on
the banker the Connecticut River, at
Hockanurn. where she was employed.
was brought to her, home in this city
this morning. Dr. whom B. Scran-
ton. who attended her. said she would
recover unless inflamatlon set in,
which was improbable, Her husband,
who made his escape in a boat, isr‘stili
at liberty. and the police are now
searching for him. r _,
——~
WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every minute will be your loci?‘
Such was the experienced arms. H.
Newspa. Decatur. Ala. "For three
years,” she writes, "I endured launder-
nbie pain cram indigestion, staunch
and bowel trouble. . Death named inu
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