A Mann-III unwound-i3
chaII. Bochwdhm mounted by
m
U--~ mouamun.
mot Rev. J. H. Chopin. who dled
‘ioddenly in the Oity Nationul’llank you?“
terduy morning. The body war placed
ahoardthe Ballotrainaud takentolteri-
don.
A telephonemeurageamtby Ir. Ferric
to lir. Rockwell war the tlrrt ennonnoev
ment of Dr. Chapin'a death received in
Maiden. The lad news waa hulletined
nttbenewepaperolloea undwauagreat
chock to the community. To Mmtlhepin
and other relatirea the elect wee indee-
cribable. Min Mary Chopin, daughter
of Dr. Chapln,ieinc_antoo, N. Y. The
truth was hidden from her in a telegram
reading. “(blue home immediately; lath-
er very low.” Itru. Chopin's condition
uncertain, the shock entirely unnerving
her.
Dr. Chopin no a general thing had
good health, a lengthy illness of two
years ago being the most serious of his
life. Sinee that time he bud experienad
peculiar pains in the region of his heart,
but not of such a nature an to entree
alarm. ,
Dr. Chopin was born December 3!,
1882. in Leavenworth, Ind , and quI
graduated at Lombard nnireraity, Galen.
burg, III. in 1857 and woe instructor in
that Institution. lie Income n Univer-
saliet ministerin I859, and in the war
was in the eenice of ’the sanitary coni-
mission. In 1865 he become secretary
at the New England Freedman'u. Aid
society and inspected southern Iole.
In 1888 he was made tionnt'iel
of the Uniwrsnlist convention. n 18'“
he took the pmitiuIIot protaeor in
geoblgy at St. Lawrence uni
In 1875 he declined the presidency of
bin nlmn meter. in liml he became
palm! of the Univeranlietohuroh In Meri-
len, continuing till INS when he re
”[meth lie WW
mwhtbmwlmhe dateotcda
JIt”inawoodentenement.Illllfw'lllifid.
whenDunhur'ywar burned bribe
‘ WW Med were W
Watirrnan'u tenement, where the fire
WWWt owned by
Watrutot the weak a&6 coupled
by Huh & Helen, liverymen, the
Idioeon carpenter alIop owned by
Hun & Renae; the old but factory.
Momma, Nichols a Kine, the
WWI“ building. and the adjoin—
lnghuildingowaedandoccnlied nyw
Emilia-with bitten-r; theiouretory
brick building owned by Mrs. V. E.
Hurley, and ”Nancy Brothere
WI! lhilp, .owuud by Henry
Perry. ‘Bevernlother hildlnge. includ-
ing the handsome licPhelemy block
werentoreorleue damagedhy fire and
The occupant of the wooden Cowper
thwait budding at the corner oi Ives
Mm Inch. wen J. Williams and
Wife, Clalllkownandfamily,“'illiam _, oedbecooeeoi ureoi eueional
W nod 0:? W£°m DIEM-Antenna- lie warps: active lillowut:
m m goode the Annotation or
' “m M‘hmfid Q. Adrmdmaudoneol the
one, tube! were John Filter who gnaw“ figmmmmglfi
Mainline”. photographerESterI committeeou minor in the national
Wt 1&3 lack, a live room lat; convention oi the Univemt'int church.
Itiqlnflamatlvemmfiat; William 50 *fllKniKMI Templar and no Odd
”Donald,
t‘.ellow
lnlwhewuelectedtothefiouaeby
one man;
and C. L
tbellepublicana. Aaa member at the
Iommmou for tit W survey
III theutate with John II. Bum, oi
Danbnry, he hm been very active the
poet tIro yvnreaud it lebyt Int work an
new II as by any other that he will long
on remembered by the pen to 0! thin
«Into lie was also the out an ol the
toll octet-II low lor liquor saloona
liis fil‘bl lute was Helen M. Went-er,
III Alateatl, N. ll., audlIiII second Kate
LIL-tens. oi Heriden. and be hull one
daughter, born in ltldii. lie was the
author oI several books on science and
travel.
wfifipm m
"3m thatGeomeWatermon
. .mmwhoimmlwd in
thehmer.
Ammddgdthefiroinltewori
‘rtdmnndtheuevereeold Inter-
taedwlththelremenlotheirwork. AI
4“ wueuudernmtol and “W
W ”In“. ‘htelrelneaareetill
.‘mu theywillheIII-pt time-all
Ara... w h- i. . _ “ mm 'rIIII umr emote.
game to one”
Gill-0N COUNCIL
A Plea-log Ill Profitable Pugh-Inla-
Result-rut at Their Weekly lull-g.
The member: of the Alert Circle 0! the
U. l... 3. C. be their weekly meeting
yteterduy afternoon at the home of Mire
Lluie l. Tolles. on Felt-field avenue.
There we a large attendance, all but
two memhen oi the Circle being parent.
The programme. an unmlly interact
ing one, opened with a charm aketoll.
"Anne Hutchinaon," by liblary Lung,
followed by a papa on ”The Trouble
Bet-wen the United States and Chili" by
Item Jennie Pumlt. Then came a spirit-
ed dominion oi the f’Are Coun-
try People lore Wicked than City
People?" led by line Nay Punrelt. “Cot-
ton lather” Iran the subject aeaigned to
ltiea Lisle 'l'ollu: W and more
trout tlIeChautanqu-I on botany, It.
karma um; “American literature
in the Colomul Period,” Min Bertha
Brown: “Witund Wisdom,” Bli- Luella
lune. The next maul-got theCirelr
will be held with the lien When
Che-tout IItreet, Monday alter-era. In
the owning the Chautauqua Unit will
hold its monthly meeting at the home oi
Duet-nu : ' 3* hh muffled
Iran-g nae tut Night.
on ' _ , , “Common
ml!“ held U evening. Mayor
”I unaided and Councilmen Crew.
' vhf-“Yd” ”I” and Trowhridge
‘. Amotiunwaatoadethfltbematterol
m on F. A. Woodward I.»
‘uleron Woodward avenue, he referred
thee-Won newere for i‘nvesti-
mmmTitueoaflrtm
Mama“ can e re~
fl tinglingd attuned atone to
men ourutraetduringthenomintt
Aanreoeived {IoIntho tore-
”flmudtheOIdWellflooh
gluten-pan! Will's “u”
wwmmmmxhw
"~‘hmqurtera. ”erred to com-
ioaol‘ofle‘eroflthemmx‘lnday-
Mouton-heldl-t-W Mm
ebowedtbat thememhenblpand tom-
mtntbeucboolhudlnereueud eon-leer
ublydurlagthepaetyear. Olarawtn
nnuntmoaelyuleeudua follow» super
' hWM?.BullocII. eminent
”M 'l'. Liar-0d: female
Rummy. Charlies-RM“
mercury. Chalet If. Hoyt: Ire-rum.
John A. Smith; uteri-n. Junta A.
"In: no I Intent "
mtheiflhfilr
Heth‘erlugton Held on a Charge a.
of Villlll’ul,4 Minder.
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W. trim “ “2 oiiwufi‘li Admiral ..
III-III... no, harm III. III-er "
tuna lieutenant M" lnhc flat ll.
‘ wount II. rant-any Ire-It with.
YoronuuA. Inch “III-Jilly: mite Into
the aim attending: the loath o!
moowtf Robinamentm
and moiety man, ehot by lieutenant 1.2
mm 0! the United stain cleaner
Horton. on rot. 13. I... widen-o with a
verdict charging Hethbriugton with willful
murder. lie ballooned Bold-cad allu-
ating In ,Hcthrrington'u election but
him and meeting Robinson, whowuadrlv-
log withatriendnotned letbo
alternoon of M 18, W tired
three ahotu, one bullet paring clone to Peru.
'l'lIeaeccrIdhulletalwwentwldeoi’the
mark. but the third Itrnck Robin“ in the
aideJhatterlng his hip, the hall hurtling
forward and upward until it Md the
atomaeh.
Dominion wua carried intothe United club
building where he lingered until ll o’clock
Sunday night, Feb. l4. when he died. Bo
lore death be caused It letter to be written
to United Btu- Admiral Belknap, ”prone
ing pardon for Kolhefingteu'a act-nan m
questing that the ntmoet ponible leniency
might be nhIIwu' In dealing with the new
The Story at the Shooting.
Natty prominent olllciak and resident“
Yokohama werepreaent ettheinquat. Dr.
Mr teutifled that h found the bull!!! WI!
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you went, at prleee lower than ever before, we have them
in Robinson's abdomen .3le that death was
mused by hemorrhage. Dr. Eldridge teati-
hd that Robinson told him in an indirect
way who fired the total uhot.and added.
“Doctor, it I got through this timaaliw,
he'll llnieh me next time.”
The doctor replied: "No, it you remwr.
he’ll be onto! the way of doing you any
niehiei." 0n Robinson making what the
letter Int-uni. the latter. elated that Beth
erlngum would be arrested. Robinson to
upended: "Guntlaodtthat willueveroo; it
will ruin the poor fellow." Attorreprating
“til, BolIinuon Inked Dr. Eldridge to write
t‘rntn dictation to Admiral Bclknap. lo the
letter Robinson fired the phrase. In,
an the winner! could rem: Inter, to tin t
boring elect; ”If anything: Irma roe out
make the WWII or Limits-Is.» flattering-
tori cantor or httmr, I almll i." wry glad
folly tundra him.”
WOW toatii‘nd to taking lieth-
arlugtou llltl! (melody. Kundu Mabel“. I
native employed by Dr Li‘ .zr -I.~. mulled
that he win in charged“ the natal-touring
nu theevening III Feb, til. lie row a man
in naval uniform wudfimc to :I .v-I fro on the
Bond way. He wow... .; “W. from who!
"Jitl’lkiflltil. Man" tuiIl L'IIJ. .‘Lnt that! “I'll
man In in» LIJ‘IIII'II n! .I .~-
the Mini Int.“ ‘. . ...»
”3500!. ten l..l, tI'I'a- -.’..e:n a ll” t3“
containing th Inn ;; . Wool. Themrel
man rushed upon-l k .. "It Mupt" nnIl when
“Dart did not stop tr caught hold of the
dnhhonrd and lll'I'I'. ,. r.~'.'I.IiVI-l‘. There were
three shots I‘m r1. Ur t'.|rl proceuhng a short
flame. At the mm.- wIIerI a third udmi
wan tired hath letlgUl'fl jumped or I. 21 out
01 the Vt‘bh‘lc.
A Berni"! “at 'l‘lwl.
1!. Pure testified that be wot a Herman
aubject II~ tiling to thaw. bemgn Invrrtnnt
them. litrlrttmou was ow "l but her-t Iriv mid.
On Worthy ails—Hum}; l2" own It wing
with Robin-«In, boring junk: turn at the
Euglhb club alto-r filming: tiw Péntmnln and
Oriental 0514:».le VIIIIIIM attention wot
culled ”alum-y) rtrppezl up to II rule
unwithurevdminb'uhaod. Themon,
Whom be umber-qty nlly not-s named wor-
Lieute "Mflrihv rIIIgtoII t'tfl' 2 out “grit”;
you blat lIguurIlI"
Rom made no “ply, u lintllttl'tvlflun
at the IIIIIIr moo fir-«l ille' rim ..:.ut. "I'll?-
mltgturubn-I lIIeI lulu-1 III tlw I'Itrt. Whether
Robina» intend .I II III not. the cart
atopped though out Intlnly it appeared
to witnmn llIIIt ul'lhi rmgt-m dill not intern!
tuning the our: helm tiring Pom lord-er
tntttiml thnt a more} that ware and while
be war. riI'IIIg hunt the III-III to lump out.
Define-m cried out. "Oh. my tied!” and
bent over to the loll. tide. fie wttnnu
jumped to the gonad. mying.1hmer
drive for your lIte; I'll atop him.“
When- utmelt tlu gruoad and received
gone contention. When he rune the curt
bud proceeded W Ilbvtnnt-e. lln threw
hit-ell upon lumen: and they both
tell. The latterroao. Pun clinging to hint, ‘
enduavoring to rerun the revolverund lm
plot-hr Wazoo to dental.
Til-minced for-om winds, Bet: rr
tugton “pruning the intentmn to continue
Irlag. Finally he dropped his unit. Influx.
“lhare dwell" Pontheuraoulterllob
WM ’l-IM%II
dent, ’.‘e ivI'nnII Ilene-I
‘flu' Marin Q! In. m
CIICLGO. March lac—Dow
and Dr. t‘ltittendou, oi Halnville, Wt,
the pbyrlduno who mm the peat
mortu- ou the body oi In m
were
«out. nee-ft... “the“ y
Ina
“Millennium! quI
In” “ mum-um
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man living In
.4. my, may,“ hhia rep-m referred to the matter in each
away-II tom. tonicctonthebmertyyi
Ir. Hatching. Flo prepared a W
tothepablieand Ira-readily it when he
tell dead. -....
“Ia- Attack-y (’lty la-lnle.
Prnsuvao. lurch III—Job- It. My,
.on at tbAllegheoydtytl-mmeet oi
claim-ed “MW
chute-and WW”: wen
melted upon taint-atto- tadahy Auditor“
Charmed
any unlawful ant, it would
M. Notwitlanudlug
citywcreledoed
M ~"potently awe-Ito
undertaken
uni-t
ol'miracytotletraud thecity wn
thrigorroiawlwtnlaNewYerh.
A layer to Jail.
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“h, The shape to perfect and every pair is guaranmd to lit. 1! you
W .. unmet; anoint
fifiém First in thé Field!
‘ '- ”continuum
on W&-"’“ Int-
, W"f‘"&m"““
our. law
MOW
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unfinhogwh II. We
We havejuclreoeiveddirectfrotntheimporwr lamquenli-
are... WeMfltbmmotlaoeoomhia '.,, M
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t ll the beautiful new patterns
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LUMBER” Dull!” l PLAIING mu.
.1 long, our price 89c. ‘
,3 yards long. our price $1.59.
,_ mount/e IIII. . ,
- “ 2. l0. rougherworbeu L$,W
. 3‘ .5 u 2.49. Sinai/flog; AND Ilium
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3* u or 4.5”. g n .133“ A” cumin. .
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Main anti Mantle-en'- N m
PorteIére Curtains.
rv. sets . W V
b; . :00 illitermrtanx. an.
In Portior Dwight: we nreehowing a line of patterns and "Um-uwmxgifio 3' w'lltwhvf‘muufi
coloring; that are greet. We have them both to solid colors and “,fi’kflfigfig“ 3.33;?“ “v 3‘ "- W .
WWII” Vi“ out! Without fringe. ranging in prince Ila-war. ;
from saws to 310.00 per par. ”3.13:. 5:3,, mow We», ,, a;
i'l'l’C ANNE!“ ”£0,6th Hannah
”Oldl'tnaten ndDyetng Mum.
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Hort W. It. a so" mW’uureLsN
(It Raymond} Planter» “Wand
3:; Men or native oyster» '
DJ: annulus. I39 Water .
mound chipper: oi Norwalk 93%“.
IA). Irma new teamwork 7
, rum-rte as» man. i
N'lltWALK PATTERN nouns 1:... .Au. ’
lborpe. pron. Hivernivle ores Sts'g‘lm I!
log I. nwhlty.hw ate:
stir. Determine. hysemhmt ' or”
mutant». Dilemma. «stunt: hm:
lilkllmalfhibfiitlg obn "Pinon, (a? elth
1 , -I cum .
and many (others. r race nreh. M.”
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IIItuNABD. r (1.1an t,5.GI
Paint. gold end uilver rig; a s
m," I l' BBANK 650.15.." Water
hanger
(an 158, 490 PAIR.
We can sell you the best ’Coreet ever offered at this price.
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doubt our word try a pair and be convinced.
includes white. blue, drab and gold. ,
Our “ line of colors
M»-
"""llur lite oi tams’ liming Shins and Boys'
ShinWaistsaIZS tons,
can’lhelen.
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and sign pointer, paper
5: N. Bout
mart ' '
want. II II m w mum
quality min-Indian ” theheet. “' 3‘8”“
rurareuns.
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Kw DONATE .tollt‘le.
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HIIRD' Jim-l marrow N. You.
warding outdo} wheel. Y‘all tram”.
urn-Ii“. xutrnncnool. to:
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516. ll Iuld just opI-Itetl to the Spring
Trade arI- beautiful.
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PWJ. W. :Wmill.
rune-nut.
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mm “View. name...
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Staple (llldlltles for the
«own: Roddy and Kid Glove
WTI'nde, representing the Boot Manufacturel 8,
both Domestic and Fol eigu.
are. it. and it
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Leading in Stylel'
Second to None!
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9 DDD. G erenteed for 5 years.
Norwalk Chronicler