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for herself. but tor the convenience of
other Women who deal In stocks. This
women's stock parl‘oris tilled with wo-
man. who sit all day. and watch the our»
lotions of stocks as they are jotmd Irom'
the ticker on the blackboard by a was
little boy. who looks like a shadow Irolu
Brownieland. Hers women sit in groups
m with their luncheon done up in napkins,
will which they fetch rather than leave the
churned spot long enough to go out for
and eat a square meal. it would be In-
teresting to know. how many have made
money, but it Is asserted that one woman,
Mrs. Saudiord, cleared 814. 000 on Burlingo
. ton with hospital 0! taco. None of the'
winning woman has given her right
name to the proprietor of the establish-
ment; she only knows them by Initials or
assumed names. And none or the cus-
tomers know each other except by letters
or numbers. No men are allowed in this
place. except one young men who some-
times comes ill.” watch his mother’s
Interests.
The glory of the old “Tenderloin” has
departed. Year by year it has been shore
of its glories until at present the names
01 the Haymsrket, the Chelsea. the Silver
Grill and other resorts celebrst in their
day hare-become mere memories. The
crusade of Dr. Parkhurst was the last
straw that broke the sininl back of this
section oithe city. When his raiders had
gone through the district they left it
limp. placid and lifeless. It has never
recovered, and probably never will. It is
dead. ‘ There is a new “Tenderloin," how-
ever, that is rapidly growing into propor-
tions that threaten even' null y to eclipse
the old section. ~ It lies anyway between
sixtieth and sixty-ninth streets and
Eighth and Tenth Avenues. It is young
yet, but it is last becoming tough. and
the residents of the vicinity are making
complaints 0! the proiusion oi painted
and bleached-haired women whose habit.
ations are not as quiet or decorous as
they might be
John Cenliield of 1,101 Broadway. may
not appreciate her, but he has n wife
worth enlogizing. Cauliield was intox-
icated the other day. and throw stones as
he walked down Broadway. Policeman
Hnlornn met him and handled him sue-A
cessmlly until Mrs... Ceulflelll. accompani-
ed by her two year old child, saw him.
Approaching the~ policeman irunl behind
she embraced him, pinioning his arms.
Then she kicked his legs. and shouted to
her husband to break away. The police.
man could not hold the prisoner so be
let him go. expecting that he could easily
shake the woman oil and rcvopture her
husband. lint he was mic-token. us she
clung to him until her hushlnll had dis“
appeared nmuud the corner, Then she
submitted to nrrest, and when sh'e was
unsigned before Justice lioettling in the
police court, she said: "I was merely
protecting my husband. I:- llot that a
wife's duty?"
a
in
Nobodm i to l or No
ndaarflnansuxllhbr y o“! bodg
Greater Glory.” etc..w will best
“and social chats. 'l'ethisdepartment
ll contribute her charming papers
e are Doing"ln New YorkI society.
to correspo ndeuts. Quetlous re-
' ihspsrsonsl attention oi ”In editor. and
W at the earliest possible date alter
. a.” he Illustrated Prospectus.
slumber: who} hhouaryoi him ”iii”:
or see e If e
lamentioned subseri tio’s will
the number cm rent at. I time of
9‘:
in the varied procession of carriages in
Central Park the other clay," said a
stroller, "I saw one upon which there
was a stesnler trunk leaning nullinst the
seat alongside the driver. The carriage
was in the line moving south. it had one
occupant, it man, who it «pm-riled to me
was taking one more look or l‘rntrsl
Park before. perhaps. a long sojourn in
other itllllis."
There is is certain young widow in Ne
York, who. within slew short years. has
made a fortune at that usually the moat
“mum-worn of-nll occupations, the keep-
ing oi ll .ril' fen. Silo bus rrucnliy pur-
chased a Moron house. WIUI elevator and
all hotel conveniences. and charges her
very swell patrons the price oI the Wah
dori. Tobie napkins, with out-'5 own In‘
Main upon them. and linen. nl-o one's
exclusive own, sre among the luxuries.
And she boasts that young men take
their dinners at her house when they "get
tired ol Ill-Imouico’e."
hire. ii. C. illlvai, the wife of Chauncey
Depew’e secretary. is one of the most
photographed women on earth. Moth
her son and her husband own remorse.
Odd very lovely picture oI herself choirs
her It‘ltbt‘ii on the seashore in Belgium
with tho American ling floating over her
shapely hemi. And the flag. by the way,
accompanies hire. Dora! In ell her jour-
neys almlad. It Is always spread across
the trunk just before the lid isoltmul.
There la at business woman In New
York who Ilveo In daily her of Islllng In
business. “he has put sways thoossod
I " 4.“ dollars in her too caddy. This is to one
‘ I" People. “ I.” chase chichem for the nucleus olasloch
_ . farmIIho-lnm msuipuistlonslurn out
. A wmbmilibsu‘ulm mm, itouslllnmm,
IN I 895.
We Waehly Is a pictorial history of the
It presents every important event
.sccurstely and exhaustively In Illus-
and descriptive test of the highest
er in whlelh during it“. It has
way strikesand the
“ ”one” war. and the amount of Ilyht
lo throw on Korea. the Instant at.
. was d! I (wit that l'ilt'le hmwn
. .sreeanm can a mos one see
Jul liar? ltalp the distlugnl— bed
. and corres ndent. been sent to the
dwsrmndt rejoined MO. I). Weldon.
I-hnowu American artist. now for
’ years resident in Ja n. 'ht; has been
loco rate with r. Ralph In send-
arbor“? eekly exclusive Inlormation
rat n.
Henry vltalquesllnu will be dis
r and without prejudice In
con union. and alsol a special aril.
, $2." Ighest authorities In each depart-
” traits oiih e men and! women who
making history and powerru land caustic
cartoons. will continue tobe c-harao
features. This Busy World. silh Its
hluduy comment on the lesser doings
,wl role“ As aregulsr dorm-lent.
Iltwobe wopowcrful
y Illustnlsdu’lhe lied (loch-
roinsnes of olden days by loan.
a snoreiofN ew York. eu-
ot is..!'atherb Breeder lat—
Ioniettes a many short
by y polar writers.
I“ he Illustrated Preepeetue.
currentstl ellueolrecsipt
miner-sell volume.~ullable (or bind
will: In II. “will. on receipt
It!“ on ID.
wee-hood be mod-hr poet elites
arderor rail. to avoid chance oi
sreoot to copy this advertise.
these espress lmlsr otflsrper a
er’ls Periodical.
Justine. one year. “ll.
Weekly. " 4.00
Isssr
.... w .h M“,
tiles Fair's Dpaaieh Ilsa-t7.
Miss i'slr mlsht almost be taken [or a
‘ Misti girl. with herdsrll brown hair.
lashing blocs eyes and brillilltitemnpielw
Ion. ’iier lectures ere pretty. but her
em llus In her bright. animated resu-
sseaerl her witchlog vlrselty. llhe is
m clever and her wit sparkles In the
raise time on her sprightly msuuer.
loosen corrections for one small women.
but Ml.- Psir hos many others areas,
Within. lute of good. sound comes
sense, a grin-rims big heart. sud lost. but
by as me- least. it fortune estimated at
seen».
is the 'ililtigiiilfl‘ oi Its-Renew Fair.
flfltyudn. moi it “PM of sou. limes
“the.” wztll whom Iii! makes it" w
3.. in... o m nmliifi‘ the salami-i
“was Wm. "cinch at the latter's
puny rm . it «will. and has been.“ not
a. ”mi, n‘ lmlfil mu! nfille most yelpulsr
mg; w: on ii the City by the “its
West blue I» a ”in.
Mill limo"
oirmlhml u oi Tole-d. 0., who il
mold. has trimmer Edith (slim
”mold who venom elitism ii
tbebesuiyslmr on iisemid‘i‘lyw
“W'flifls Fair.
'.°.Iel“0.l.'.flty.
'00 MIN. 70
worse.ilsohedbnhldlsussisgs The
,lughtkhibewbttb. Anti blow b
, manometer. and only the
Morrow. ("oiled sum I
”humufl ssytisli
1" ' ill-Ill"
Haemeurhyills
hesdsrlgstd‘csshlosdsshsrssdsho-
mmhflflubflrmclosriy
Isadsrbssughthysslnsll belt. which
Midpmwtheplallerl. suturi-
thhlodpthsbdlholdingths
mnduthetssdor sud allow it to
IaildtnsibtbsMwherstwomil
lenderessllyslcag.
Theisndsresnslsobsdroppedat the
willctlh's slotcrulanmrit may he at
Oneoithegrsstedrsntsgrsolthisien-
deristhatssitsin haugeinplscson
thscsrdaeheritis Iy changed from
csrtocsrorfromoueeodoi the car to
theotber.ssisoftsusecesssry.
UP AND DOWN Till STATE.
Items or Interest Iro- llvery Quarter o!
coaaeetIsat. ,
Samuel 8. Holly, a prominent resident ,
oi Dsabory. was injured by an accident.
orieeablecsl in New York city. lie
was standingou the platform and was
pushed 0! at the corner of Broadway
and Bleeher slreot. .Bis right leg was
fractured shove the knee. Ir. Holley
was» removed to hiount Zion hospital,
wherehls fractured leg was set. The In-
juredlasu is a well known hat msuuv
lecturer in this city and the vice-presi-
dent oithe Dsnbury sud Bethe] Street
BailwayCo. .
, State’s Attorney Doolittle. at New lla-
ven. secured the Issuance oi a temporary
injunction stopping the erection of a
hostel thelate lisyor H. G. lewis in
Iroutoithe county building. The Io-
osliouofthie memorial has been vigor-
ously opposed by a uumher‘of lawyers
of New Haven. The permission to erect
the memorisl wssfgrsnted the committee
having the matter In charge by» the
county commissioners. An interesting
light is likely to grow cut 0! the action.
Superintendent F. 3. Lane and his son
Will, of the Wallingiord Gee works, dis-
covered s leak in one of the pipes and
before it could be repaired a large
amount of gas escaped into the room.
from which it spread to the boiler room
and ignited from the lire under the boil-
ers, and there was a sudden explosion.
Blth attempted toescape out of the door
and succeeded. but not before both were
severely burned about the bands. wrists
and fwe.
N. K. Csrpentsr, sewer inspector oi
Weterbory,bss been missing from his
home for six weeks and it is a mystery
what has become of him. Those who
know hihl are at a loss to account for
his absence.
James H. O'Rourke. the old National
League player. and Iichhon and Wren,
Bridgeport capitslisle. are trying to se-
cure an Eastern League franchise. The
flrmdlse new grounds at Pleasure Beach.
Another Flowing Well.
E. N. Sipperly. oi Wi-stport. hes just r
finished a well which he has been drilling
for Mrs. Natthews. who owns the "Le-
Grsnd lockwood place." The well is in
a lot 91 of the Connecticut turnpike, near
Stuart avenue. and is piped to her resi-
dence on West avenue. it was drilled
109 feet and yields about thirty gsllons
per minute. it is the second flowing
well that Ir. Blpperly has drilled in
this part of the state. A supply of six
gallons per minute iiows over the top oi
the well. and Ira. Matthews has secured
oi the iiuest water supplies in this part
of the country. A __ m.-- A -.
Detectives Needed liars.
Superintendent Charles Alone. of the
National Detective Bureau, lodlaospolls.
led. snpouuces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
In this county to not as private detectives
under his Instructions. Experience in
theworh is not secretary «Home. lIe
edits a large criminal psperalld will send
it with full partlculsrs, which will es-
plsln how you rosy enter the proletsiou
uidrtesing him at lndianapolls. ind.
Anyone whom has childrenw will rejoice
with 1.. B. lulford. oI Plsiulleld. Ii. J.
Bis little boy. lire years ct see, was sick
with creep. For two dsye and nights he
tried various remedies recommended by
Irisnds and neighbors. he says: "I
theoghtsure i would lose him. I had
seen Chsnherlslp's Cough Bandy
mlssdsodtheughtl would try ltssa
lssthopssnd am be busy thstslter
twotiesssllesleptuu slowing. leave
ittohllu seatdsyssd sesrswssedest—
all. lbeeplhismaeliy in thehceseoow
nudes-ea essay efmy children show
signed creep i girsIttothe-sad thst
Islheiestetlt.” ”and fluent bottles
[or ID by 0. i3. Blithe, druggist.
Themes-eel s certain Frenchman
team unless whose-upland
thatchehaddiselmred thresgrsyhsm
lsbsrhssdwmyeradcsieslhut pretty.
He “Winds-me less; as theym
huesudihsyces’tecset.”
"we. sell.” ss£i Father Pie-pile.
"ammonium-mum
lowed torunin theesrtrschsconetsntly. "
touchdown-iteration»
mes-rs “thmtodohte
r.
EXCeIlent
HOSIERY
At IOc., also 2 pair for 250.
A. Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Line- of- Children
value at l90. and 250.
FOR
Still")
AND »
Sllill liTlEIIIIIi
Get my figures for
work done by my
artist, -
Glfl.Wiillilllill..
.fl .3! .fl
This is the hind oi
sleighs that I have in
stock. Call and look
at them if you are
thinking of buying
one.
.B .a .El
lllllllllllllll»
ln Carriages I have Buggies sud Phstons and Canopies Extension Top Surries and Spindles and Runabonts,thst are my
own make, and Fancy Traps and also the Brunswick Trap which is the finest Trap made. I also have Harnesses and Blen—
hele and Lap Robes of all: kinds, and the prices are right.
WRIBHI’S REPUSITIIRY‘ F0“ BARRIAEES IN" SLEIGHS,
lCORNER 0F ililllllllll Mill HIIIISIIII STREETS. SOUTH HORliilK. Cflllll.
Call and look at the Stock 1 have to show you.
Hale’s
Lung
Balsam
Cures
All
Colds.
A ASK FOR A
“c FREE SAMPLE.
REMEMBER
The connectlcul General Ills Ill-
sumlcs 00.. ill llsrlicnl,
will Insure the life of a your man Ior mm
for less than to siday.‘or will sell him an en-
dowment for “Junior least than to a day.
”this to himself I! he lives. and his people
if he dies. so do not neglect to insure.
l8. 8. l'lllllflilllill. “Elli.
Ill VIISIIIIBIOII SI;
IIIIIISE cuuml
WATER POWER
If want r horse clipped quiet sad
“mm m
.. W. McQuhae,
58 North Maln 8h.
“ll South Norwalk.
wAeous.”
”elements“
limit, Milt. truism
tingle, Spirilu, Ilt
Prices to Suit
Midi mesh “I”.
:2.
summer
Hahn! , 1'er
rm IIIII lluslllr TDITAKE.
Palenl Mediclnes
AT OUR PRICES.
Ill HGT. HARD IIIlT T0 TAKE.
WALL PAPERS.
I am selling white book Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course hofiwnk. u , 01.33
t a ‘ a, A .
we break the combination when Ayem'assuumla. .ll'l
desired. ’(Q‘lluis’ s SemapArilbz, .370
' ti limo n .
Grits are from 15c. up, double s'cotmmulsioifi .00
roll. Green’m'vurusN .70
l have been told by a great spoilsopegpeciflcgr “‘5‘“ 1::
many customers that my price Bmdkr-etlfi'ltgllls, .3
for BORDER is much less than “00° '5 m .
Benso ’ ’ Pl to , .
has been quoted elsewhere. 1 mmfifimw‘“ ““ " A:
have also been told that my M" “11% '1’.
. ’ B . .
stock of FINE goods is larger Amtdwfodm 33mm; Killer, (1",, .31:
’ ' . desm' li' beKill , are, 8.50
than is shown anywhere in Nor Y “kw-Lufgom‘hertjf 88L 5 .1»
walk.
Painters' supplies at lowest s ,
. (I I} St N
Painting, Paper-hanging and' 80‘ ' I so" 8
Decorating.
Drug Store,
I2 Wsshlnytcn Street.
STOCKS.
II on desire to Invest In stocks In a sale and
l trnsle manner without care and .
so ribs to our discretionary aowuuta.w
will pay you 1mm 2 to ll r mot. west
any mire market. It wl I pay you more
E. E. Gorham,
lb. 2 Elm Ivonne,
EAST NORWAALKJE
PEAI moss,
double the average rate 0 lm‘rzt In
onlllno a? less: pursulis.
We will he pleased to furnish you
eneessloourmcoees In event. and
we are doing: for antlers. f you are II
where you cannot call on us In person.
your on umunlcstlone to ten
Metropolitan News 00..
Is usages-em It. losses Ins.
Wererfi. AI
“will!" wmgig'wfi'm anyrfiém .
loour Dali Market tors. whle .
Thetgresl German stable In: imii'm storms pummel-ea"
o'v‘m muffins” eflln t ohms. Mg:
Metropolitan laws 60..
. 48 CONGRESS 8T.,
bedding. No more stell'
founder-ed horses, no more
scrstches. By reason of m. mu“ m“? A
the great absorbing quell»
A family JSupplied with s Cast of
ties of this bedding. there A
trunnion llama labels
is no stsble odor.
lies a "liseter Is the Isl-I.”
:Aé’fii Wichitgfi "aw-m
lam 1:.
Willie “a
RAYMOND 330M.
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Norwalk Chronicler