I l : m h .m-n-
< . our“ Ibi‘hl‘sh
5 gas, with .s line,
" y, rmy'inohtbu
who?” mo‘nln In the
' hen Ales . Idiot
. limo. was granted a
Joseph (1
hack of the suit In to the
t, It. Fletcher some yrs
; south to join his win.
. re already, and the train
‘ .Iiewu a passenger v1
, s Richmond. Va. , .
w Identitiedv as being
.. (lockout when his wife
"lumslns sho was nonpubl-
, did not receive the in-
n his life. . _
. riled himas dead. he ever.
fi‘seoucntly learned h was
. rfield with another wife.
here and discovered that her
, and Gertrude Sweeney were
. together and passing as man
. w ‘, . ,Nrn. Fletcher had her hus-
hlld trusted upon charges of non-
‘ round this started the talk about
_ Thor‘s were rumors of his being
chartedtwith bigamy, but if there. were
‘ ‘ y such char 3, they fell through.
. Mfrs. Fletcher t on brought suit for di-
‘ V0150? "Must him. Whether or not he
. ‘ not then ht, out this morning.
, Jill‘s. 'Il‘otoher testified she married
tmdefsndsnt on October is, 1.893. At-
to
K
eyyclitils Ii. King, who appeared
K ”till. 'I‘l‘letcher's counsel took the
Hindi! ”land and said that he had in.
tervi‘e'wea‘ Fletcher. who admitted he
lived with bliss Sweeney. daughter of
- ' wan‘t‘iliirs. Patrick Sweeney. as man
glilr dang said Fletcher told him he
had lived with the Sweeney girl for
two grthree years. at one time in
Nil". phk’ state. again In Brooklyn and
lately lit ll‘airiieltl. where they at pros-
eiit belittle at the home of the girl‘s
gerbil a. He skid he had no defense to
II! wife‘s application for a divorce
Mr Fletcher retained counsel but he
dictum: contest the null.
,Deputy Sheriff W. M. Bulkley and
Roland Tayleurc, a newspaper corre
sponde’nt, also testified that Mr. Fiet
cher waailvlng with Miss Sweeney
. Judge Reed granted the divorce and
if he would look into the matter oi
b gsmy later. _
A1 SAFE COUCH MEDICINE FOR
CHILDREN.
In buying a cough medicine for chil-
drill never be afraid to buy Chamber-
lain's cough Remedy. There is no
censor from It and relief is always
. sure to follow. It Is especially valua.
tile for colds. cronp and whooping
cough Flor sale by Stillson-Poweli
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy,
Plcroe's Bridge Pharmacy. Zeltfuss
Pharmacy. "
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STAMFORD MAN FOUND DEAD.
\ c—on—
Wis Cupposul to Have Lost Life In
, Fire. Which Destroyed House.
summon, March 28.-The body.
which was found Sunday night in the
woods of Pound Ridge. West Chester
county. was identified yesterday as
that of Michael Barney. aged 66 years.
‘who has been missing from ills home
in‘ Stamford since February 2. He
was supposed to have been burned in
a fire which destroyed a lodging house
on February 3. it Is thought he wan
dared from his home while temporarily
Insane. Hie-leaves a son and a datum.
ter. residing here. The body when
' found XI“ terribly mutilated. the flesh
of the ends and face having been eat.
an away by animals.
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Toklc To THE svsTsM.
' to? liver troubles and constipation
t‘ to is nothing better than Dertt's
Id In Early Risers. the famous little
Pills. They do not weaken the stem-
ach. 'Thelr action upon the system
Is mild. pleasant and harmies . Bob
Moore, of LaFayette, ind., says: “No
use talking, Dertt's Little Early
Riserl do their work. All others pilllI
1 have used grips and make me sick
In the stomach and never cared me.
DeWItt's Little Early Risers proved
to be the long sought relief. They
are simrl perfect." Persona travel-
Ing . , tie Early Risers the most
reliable“ remedy to carry with them.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy, '-
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
‘Plsnn for the Gathering st Manse-
, ., sas Va.. in May.
nameless. Va. March 28.-—-The
Ioosl. native committee for the ap-‘
.. procuring 'reunion of the Army of the
5. Potomac on‘May 10 and it has con-
sulted with the President of the army
.. connotation. Gen. Horatio C. King, and
,‘ has completed the program for the
in“ event. Public exercises will be held
,' the first day with a campfire at night.
On may“ there will be a drive over
i“ ‘ the battlefield with lunch at the Henry
i. “on". Rev. Dr. llilils, pastor of the
’ Plymouth church. Brooklyn, will he
the orator of the reunion.
m
ITAI‘J’LING MORTALITY.
Statistics show startling mortality.
(foursppendicltls and peritonitis. To
prevent and cure those awful diseases.
. there is just one reliable remedy, Dr.
‘ King's New Life Pills. M. Flannel-y, or
iii custom House Place. Chicago. says:
"The have no equal for Constipation
and mess. 86c. at if. H. He's;
tsr's, amulet. .
MAN'I IODY FLOATID AIHONI.
comic onnsrouaunv.‘mrch as.
aka-No Identification has been made of
be}: eaten which hosted ashore
here ndiy. It Is thought that the
‘ high water brought the body down
drain some Nbuachusetts or Vermont
» town- them» is open all the way.
5 No one Is inlasing in this vicinity.
, f , .. paganism? .
r‘ ”32' t I, Ch C to” . I“
“Euclid this as a threat a a lung
' illicit
. I
“led? at cl: mms‘lnalnlb eye
‘5 or: - , ~- 0.,
.pndvou modest: of tire
.
f
actually married. Miss Sweeney was ‘
TWICE TRI
.iichard Moore, aged
years,
lunday. first. trying
lusband. and later
axe, In an endeavor
wound on the wrist.
All coughs, colds
omplaints that are
liesrs the phlegm,
descent to take.
’ord Pharmacy.
UALLY RICH;
TURERS IN THE
,BLDOMF] EliD, March
twice attempted to take be
\ physician (railed saved her life by
iliecking the flow of blood from
COUGHI AND COLDB.
y cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
nation and heals and soothes the af-
‘ected parts. strengthens the lungs.
varda off pneumonia.
Direct Fro
I2 NORTH’ MAIN ST.
A. J.
, 134 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Cmberlnin’s
Cough Remedy
A Safe Medicines for Children.
In buying a cough medicine for children never be afraid to buy Campsit-
Lam's (loucu REMEDY. There is no danger from it. and relief Is always sure
to follow. It is intended especially for coughs. colds, croup and whooping
cough. and is the best medicine In the world for these diseases. It is not only
a certain core for croup. but, when given as soon as the creepy cough appears.
will protect the attack. Whooping cough Is not danger-cub when this remedy
is given as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs, and may be
given as confidently no a baby as to an adult.
ED TO KILL I-IIIVISELI’.l~ OWNERSHIP OF VESSELS.
28.«—Mre.; HARTFORD. March 28.—United
70, who has been s, Slates Commissioner Marvin yester-
mentally unbalanced for a number of , any board fifteen witnesses on the sta-
r life . tus of ownership of several unfinished
to use a gun ivesaols in the yards of Michael B. Mc-
whlch was wrenched from her by llEl"D0llllltl, of (lrntoil, who is bankrupt.
by the line of ant
to cut off a hand.
s
II
Ind.
and pulmonary physicians
curable are quick-
I recommend it
draw; out inflam as a bullet.
Harmless and
Sold by The Gift.-
DEOIGNS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL: COLORINGB UNUS-
AND OUALITIED THE MOST DURABLE.
IEING DIRECT AGENTS FOR ONEOFTHE LARGEOTMANUFAC-
ENABLES us TO OFFER SPECIAL
COUNTRY,
PRICE INDUCEMENTS.
II. J. Collins& 60.
Dealers in Furniture. Carpets, leading, Mailings. OII Cloths, and Linoleums.
Funeral Director and Embalmcr.
500m NORWALK.
Carpet, Matting. Oil Cloth and
Linoleum,
011 Credit.
ANGEVINE 8c SON.
To the slim
using of our [All
more «enemy to
sold.
, . cost
no u sdvs use
No
.3.” about”? _
chasm
thematban
. m I“ can. gunman-
coaso Hamonauacae or "TI-II
LUN
"Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that i had many hem-
orrhages." writes A. M. Ake, of Wood.
"I took treatment with several
without any benefit. I
then started to take Foley's Honey and
Tar, and my lungs are now as sound
vanced stages of lung trouble." Foley's
Honey and Tar stops the cough and
heals the lungs, and prevents serious
results from a cold.
tutes.
Refuse substi-
Sold at Plalsted‘s drug store.
a... The
«humor. to
, terieitlng so backslash
, tie
ortlona an tie in row
the recent authorities. a.
cement com um ‘
“ ow. Ill Debtor follom
arslsald to beveled
that the he ,
located int
000. has been secured In the
lee iof the country.
of the federal authorities.
follows: -‘ Bel-leaned. No,
face plate 159: back plate
Clark.
darker than the genuine.
DEMIC.
m
Molokai.
the territorial government.
to be typhoid fever. Blight
ready have taken place and
other cases. There Is no
accessible lcpor settlement.-
aisls ontircy of natives.
lhl government, accompanies
tlllion.
which is being investigated,
deaths result from a food.
Owsioy as Field and Blooms
Coach.
team. was announced today
vard game. Bloomer played
on the 'varslty eleven In
freshman and senior .Vcnrs.
dial-stood that Capt. llogan.
coach only, as he will not
Yale In the fall,
the fall.
has been the custom for th
football captain to serve as h
and until a. few days ago I
lance of an invitation in
In ad- Captain Hogan.
and the men will come out
dny.
W
Wt.
New Haven In Tolls in City
port.
association. was arrested,
‘ _ ‘ Allflvor Country. ‘
DENVER. 0010..“Mardh 18rd coup."
{in its .prw.
~ , as as Its “loathe wheieuohtho Halt-J
ed States. has lust been unearthed by
:liurultlgr of.
hi
them.“
garters of the gang are
y. . < '
, The operations of the countertelters
are said to extend all the way from
New York to wash Francisco slid .
far it Is believed something like $50.-
The noun 1‘
is one of the best duplicates '
‘Buffalo series of $10 and 820
which‘bas etch come to the attention
A de rip-
tIon of the counterielts as tm'sl‘igtlled
ce
BRIDGEPORT. March 28.
Gallagher, of New Haven, who claims
to be a detective for the Slate Bottlers'
ts. which"
no
larger cl .
it:
by the United States secret“
”613972 3
87: check
letter .0: signal Lyons, re liter. Rob-
erts. treasurer; portrlatp o bowls and
The counterfeits are a shade
s
pearl-la FROM unknown EPI-
Rellef Ship Leaves .‘Honolulu for
HONOLULU. March 28.—The inter:
Island steamerukelike. chartered by
his left
for Pelkunu Valley, on Molokai,- carry-
lng Army Surgeon Yost, eight men of
the hospital corps and two nurses.
is a relief expedition, sent out on ‘ac.
count of reports of an epidemic In the
form of an unknown sickness, believed
It
deaths al-
there are
doctor on
the Island, outside of the practically In-
Tho pop-
ulation of the valley is small and con-
Many have
left Hint-c llhe sickness begun.
ll. Atkinson. secretary of the territor-
A. C.
the expo.
One report made to Governor Carter.
suggests
poisoning, and says there is a native
poison tree in the valley and that tho
YALE FOOTBALL COACH E8.
r as Line
NEW HAVEN. March 28.—The ap-
pointment of John Id. Owsley. 1905, as
field coach. and Ralph Bloomer. 1905.
as line coach for the Yale football
. Owsiey
played full back last season. but ow-
ing to an Injury was not In the Har-
left tackle
both his
[I laun-
oi’ lilnt
year'n team. will serve as an advisory
rot lIl'n to
Both Owsley and
Bloomer will be with the team during
For a number of years it
e retiring
end coach
he swep-
serve as
head coach had been expected from
The spring call .for
football candidates was Issued today
next. l-‘ri-
ARRESTED DETECTIVE.
of Bridge.
—Thomas
Saturday.
Mills to Your FloOr
OUR NEW SAMPLES 0F CARPET HAVE JUST ARRIVED AND ARE
READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
Gallagher went to a saloon In the West
End, kept by Joseph Inmnltser, where
Gallagher attempted to go behind the
bar and make an examination of the
bottles kept by the proprietor. Cal-
lagher is alleged to have been drunk
and abusive. and was arrested by Pa-
We (hi You Attention
l deal more Elect aim-om?“
(gluon. more heat to tile buck
Gives sstlsfsetit‘ltuozees‘l‘lévl 's
figment;
fit so. ‘
Jenn Tim , 5 class. emetic three 3% «specs
NW“ _ 3" MW shah-Mum;
irolman Fax.
gee against him.
Henry A. Doty, of
b
of the state laws.
assist him In the detective
TWO OF “MARS" CREW
Nskodsu.
of the British steamer Mare
her 28. bound
Ice and finally stranded off
the others were missing.
refers t3 the missing
crew. pl had up by the
' kept up s continuous scorch
Mr
TURKIOH INOUURCINTI
Accordln
da dated arch 215, the town
was still holdin
my“. southwsrd of can»
Iah northward have «fella!
a
M teamed lessee»
“OI-WW .Tosn's.
semen wit trainee.
wont the serge-y
$1.!
(capital of Yemen province. Arabia)
out when lit . .
was filed. ut limp, Yerlip.’shd
and Han;
jln‘oi ‘h.’ “
hands otthe Insurgentesnd the mouth.
lain fortress of too was mm, .illillglb,
There are three char-
268 East street.
New Haven, Is the state detective of
the State Botiiers' association and for
the past two weeks has been working
In Bridgeport. locating dealers who use
various bottles of homers in violation
0on hires men to
work and
-It was stated that he has a man named
Thomas Galalgher employed.
DEAD.
Rest of the Men of British Steamer
Rescued I-lsv. Arrived at
TOKIO, March 28.—Two of the crew
have died
of exposure. The rest of the men res-
cued. have arrived at l-Iallodate.
The Mars. a steamer. of H97 tons'
register, commanded by Capt. ltufleli.
sailed from Barry. Wales. on Novem-
for Vladivostok.
May 17 while attempting the passage
of aoys Straits she was cau ht In the
In
ursl pro-
montory. Part of the crew effected a
landing on the Island of Hokkaido. but
including
eight officers. who were later reported
In a lifeboat being carried seaward b
the ice. The abovn dispatch p‘robab y
yortlon of the
apnoea.
who
for them.
ACTIVE.
CONSTANTINOPLE. starch in. - '
to I tie-patch from H ~
ofrnae.
W
,lgo '.
twitlir
“II Illa .
'sed
..
D.
gowns.
plctc costumes.
Misscs’ Skirts.
Prints and
s
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Dwight Anchor Shootings, 2 1-4 yds
———-
Special Values In White Goods.
in w‘aemuo'ron an.
DEALER! ARI ALIKI.
xfl
"DIES? ifiid‘iill” "
Glnghams, short
lengths. at ...... ' ...... to
Children's Drawers, samples, at. . . .lOc
wide, short lengths, at ....... 16c
Outing Flannels, short lengths, at.. 5c
other Items that will interest you. 1,
Telephone 343%..
v . z ‘ l’ .
ass you opossum sarlcrlso (
III‘I’I' IF NOT. DON'T THINK THAT ALL COAL AND ALI- . ‘
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Embroidenes.
They surpass In beauty and variety any we have ever
shown. Both Brodcric Anglais 0r Eyelet work and thl: ex-
tremely heavy or “Laid work" are used for waists and
Linen Embroidered Bonds, Motifs hand Appliques are
combined with Venice Lord in bewitclllng novelties which
can be used in individual whys to suit tastes.
Inset-tings. Edges and All—overs on Swiss, nainsook and
camhric, front the effective and bold floral designs to the
tiny dainty patterns for the baby’s clothes. ‘7 ‘
Embroidered Shin! Waists and Robes of linen or lawn
are in beautiful designs. All materials are provided for com—
.4
W aisle from $1.50 to $7.00.
Robes from $12.00 to $22.00.
A Beautiful Dress Fabric.
One of the néw and very choicest Dress Goods novelties
is Eolienne. When you first see its shimmering folds in
graceful draperies. whether it be a pale rescda, golden brown.
light blue. or gray, you are immediately struck with its pos.
sibilities for summer wear or evening gowns, made eyer taf-
feta 0f the same shade. It is something like a poplin, woven
of fine wool and Italian sill:, its lustre wonderful.
36 inches wide, $1.25 a yard.
,Seasonable Petticoats.
At 98c. Black Mcrccrlzcd Petticoats with deep flare
ilounce and ruffles, regular $1.25 value.
At $1.50. Merccrized Petticoats, all colors, the black
especially attractive, with Mo tucked rufiies, worth $2.00.
At $1.98. Colonial cloth Petticoats, fiounces with um—
brclla flare and accordeon plaitings. worth $2.50.
At $2.50. Imported silk Italian cloth Petticoats, plain
and fancy effects, worth from $3.00 to $5.00.
In Black Sateen, led
and 36 inches, one and two ruffles, 98c an $1.25.
I
llS 24, 28, 32, 34
A Special in Velvet Carpet at $1.00 a yard.
Wm
The ,N D. M. Read Co.
Rummanc Soho
W
After our "Factory Remnant and Surplus Sale" we have broken lines
and odd lots to close out at even less than sale Prices.
, 7 , “TIN
'Irsun was N for-"MIyOI-‘ba
‘ .1 . Fifteen Votes. . ‘
DANBUBY. Conn, March 28.-Tho
city electIOu was held yestsrdsy, and
showed a reversal of the political III-
with here over that of two Vesta
asp. William A. Brena. the Dildo
credo candidate for mayor, defeated
John R. Booth. the present Republi-
can mayor. by a majority of In your.
At the last city electinmjdr. Booth
was elected by a majority of. 430.
Nearly 3.600 votes wefo polled" yes»
terday. .~ ; . . ,
There was considerable interestilu
the fight for places In the common
council. and It resin ted In tilt: conn-
cll being evenly dlvded," the ‘ being
six lispubllcanssnd nix. Democrats
In the joint council. 'Last! ear the.
Republicans bad airmail in ority. in
the Third ward, wher disinterest
‘ centered, Wallace 0. 0 instead. Dem.
ocrat. was elected alderman. and
Frank F. Mead. Republican. was
elected councilman. ‘
James A. . garrison. Republican
was elected cl y sheriff. Carroll D.
Ryder. Republican. was elected .treas-
urer. and William H. Davis. Demo‘
crnt, was elected auditor. The iofilco
of city clerk went to a Republican,
Henry M. Benton. . ~ .
INCREDIBLE BRUTALITY. .
it would have been incredible bruo
tnllty If Charles 'II‘. Lombarger. of Syra-
cuse, N. it. had not done the best he
could for his autistic son. "My boy."
he says, "cut a tea uli ash over his
eye, so 1 applied Bite en’s Arnics
Salve. which quickly'hesled it. and
ssved‘hle .eyed' . Good for burns and
ulcers too. Only the at F. B. Baxter's
drug store. - fl
'1
JOEL FARICT LEFT LARGE I‘D-l
, TATE. .
Property Foeted up to Nearly $300,000
~Lar9¢ Owner in Far-let steel co.
BRIDGEPORT. March 27.~Accord.
ing to the inxentory of these ate‘of
.ioel Farist, filed this aftem with ‘
the judge of probate. Mr. Faristzdied
$297,306.29. This property is divide
as follow: Real estate. land in ’Bridg -
port. $46,000: land in Fairfield. $10,-
050; personal property, smelt-“Milo.-
035: bonds, $1.828; notes, 821311.11;
cash. $24,835; total personal. property|
“40,771.29. ’ 'va .
The stock includes shares In Ainsl-
gamsted Conner. American finger,
Western Union. Erie. Pequonnoc“ Na.
tional bank and N. Y., N. H. E. .R.
R. T largest item in the personal
estate a the holdings of the deceased
in the Farlst Steel 00.. of which lie
was the head. This Is 847 1-2 shares;
valued at “2,876.
This inventory is returned by the
appraisers, John L Wessels, l.
Birdseye and George Windsor.
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ONLY OUR! FOR DYGPIPOIA. l
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New M0.
Del. says: "I suffered tor year-swim
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything: I
could hear of. but nothing helpsdme
"until 1 took Brasilisn Balm. and one be
sent bottle cured III. completely.”
For sale by It. H.«Plsisced, F. H. Bax-
Ar and the Dillard Pharmacy. '0
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REDUCTION IN ’PHONE ‘RATIC.
President Tyler of E. N. E. ‘Ta DIV“
Out Encouraging Assurances.
NEW HAVEN. March 28.—Hutu!
received assurances from President
Mort-lg F. Tyler or the Southern New
England Telephone company, that
there will be in the near future are-
duction of telephone rates throughout
the company's system. the executive
and' legislative committee of the New
Haven Business Men's assiciatldh de-
cided not to take any action concern-
Ing the proposed telephone legislation
In the present session of the general
g—n—e
Cotton Diaper, short lengths, at 6c
assembly.
The committees met with President.
Tyler and General Manager H. N.
Sykes of the telephone company, In
President Tyler’s office. y‘estsrd sf-
ternoon. There the present tels one
Shirt Waists, samples.....25c and 60c
F‘lannelette Dressing Sacks, regular
price 60c; only ,,..............860
~—
Lsdlee' Corset Covers, regular price.
25c; only ........ .............III
l.l.
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R. Dentists “.33
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ageing»: n i
'WI’I' TN! DOA
were
‘ - : bute'tho symptoms
ironic
rates and the prospect of an early rs-
ductlon were under dimension for an
hour and a half.
I i
ITOP TI-IA'I' GOLD . “
or It Ins result In mountains. 3m-
sliisn is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 35, 50c and 81.00 bottles. The Clit-
ford. Baxter's and Pleistod’s. "
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DETERMINED TO END LIFE.
Enfleld Man Makes Attempt With
Knit. and 8th Gun.
lllNFlIllLD. Conn. March 28.—Joseph
Smith. 38 years old. made two des-
perate attempts to end his life- miter-
day afternoon. He first out his throat:
with a pen knife. sblag it terribly.
and as this so to have little ef-
fect on him, he placed his head “Inlet
the muscle of a shot gun and pulled
the trigger. «The shot was a glancing
one and he fired the other one with:
still failed to.I1Ill him. He was m
to his home and physicians state that
he may reccvsr. He lived with his
father, a farmer,
gun—a-
WOMEN'C
and was unmarried.
M
KIDNEYO.
Women are more often aillldted with
kidney disorders than men. but smi-
te diseasss‘xpsoaI-o
.i
lsr'to their pox. while in .
deaare dei- . . .,.
km‘ 9 yhe. pudy‘ or dark nucleon er
the; eves. In the back. I
oi
of kidney It"
roubl‘e that'm
serious
the blooduantl base-
. . mien. ‘ sole urina-
. profits or vaw
I «we‘disordors “A:
‘ mmmsecbtet
stlrsitaiias tremendously
denim
sitters rs-
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Norwalk Chronicler