0111111 Narruk. F creators of America.
' will install chicor- tonight.
'3. a. James, of 11.111111511111111, 11111 been
appointed a railroad policeman.
no down the harbor today after block
Rah. '
"l The Michael ltatchford building in
11.111 street Norwnlk, is being painted
white.
An effort will be made by the Nor-
walk police tel stop bicycle "scorching ’
' on West avenue.
Qflleers from Bridgeport will institute
I lodge of the Brbtherhood of the Union
in Norwalk, July 2i.
-—' A billboard for the Norwalk Opera
House has been erected in Main street.
just-above Cross street.
1
, Governor 0011111 111111 appointed Rich-
ard M. Earle, of Dar-ion, a policeman at
Fitch's Soldiers' Home. Noroton.
11111111111111.1111 people say July has
started in with a rainy moon and the
downpours lately seem to prove it.
First Lieutenant Thomas H. Robin-
’ souls Hope'llose company’s delegate to
the firemen’s convention. James Daily
in alternate.
Alon has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
'- William E. Hahn. of New York. Mrs.
11111111 is a sister of Rev. S. H. Watkins.
' 8111111111111.
Phli‘nix Engine company will send
Captain A. .1. (.‘hiuery as 1101111111111.- to
the firemen's convention. Lieutenant
Smith is alternate.
The Norwalkolectric light-s did not
burn after 9 o'clock Tuesday night,
owing to some dilliculty with the 11111-
. chinery at the station.
W. A. Ambler and party, who went
down the harbor after blacklish. yester-
day. returned home last night with
their baskets well tilled.
The Naromake Gun club is making
arrangements for a shoot with-the
Bridgeport Gnu club, at Gregory?
1 Point, on Saturday next.
,1.
Re ‘1 daughter,- of W. J;
Home. ho" ' of diphtheria; yester-
day morning. was buried in tho after-
noon. Rev. 11‘. 1'2. Robbins officiated lit
the grave. 1
Charles Coyne, of' lluubury, has two
broken collar bones as the result of a
collision between his bicycle and a team.
He raninththo nigh horse. which fell
upon him, striking him on his chest.
Society in Clarelund has been stirred
up over the announcement that twenty-
two—ycar-old Walter Elle-Nellie has sued
thirty-live-ycar-old Mrs. Florence Bock-
with Clerk for $111,000 damages for :11-
lcged lm-aeh of promise. lllch-ille
came from Bridgeport, last November.
He met Mrs.( ('lark last March. and paid
marked attention to her. Mrs. Clarke
says she never promised to marry Mc-
Neilhw in fact. she once rejeeml him.
ltis proposed tonsil-11d the Danbury
city limits so they will include the dis-
trict known as lh-zm-r llnmk. By the
absorption of l’wuver Brook its residents
will Domini-1d upon topuy their portion
of for that must eventually be laid to
pay the cost of the extension of the out-
fall sewer. the mnsnuotion of tin-fil-
tration bells, and tho incidental legal and
sport 1xp-11».--1'l‘l111y have involved
the city 111 1-xtr'u1rdl111ry oxpehso in
fighting the s1- wer suits and in extend-
ing the sewer system.
“When I took you into partnership.”
said the indiénant lather. “l expl'vu'll
you to he untirimr 111 your derotion lo
the intervals of the lmsinv-su.”
The son took one foot down from the
desk lomri-nouizh to strike 11 match to
light his cigarette.
"I 11111-1111 1 have b111111.“1~'aid be "You
never haw unto-ml 1111- tlr1-111ys1-lf yet,
have you. pa?"
A temperance drink made
' from the choicest roots and
l hubs ; lmsa delicious flavor,
1
fl . . . .
i H i'. [ah-11111111: the most fastidious
palate; quenchcs the great-
if est thirst. The extract is
sold everywhere, and iii
' 1" easily and cheaply prepared
i at home.
1
mutants a omen-1111 co. 11m
., More. (lo-1a., _.
aunt
.1... .. .1 ..
'stroet. where Sutton was standing.
nor 111.-.1111»: to low 111111,,th
ll» Escort and; than Ellis Himself—ll-
”no “In It Mei (thun- 1
,Nrw vols. July 11.—William Johnson
of Chicago shot and, killed himself in
Twontleth street. near Sixth avenue, after
1111111111an and dangerously 11011111111111 Wil-
111111.11. Siitte'u'. 111111111111 of ill Gmnwliih
avenue, and slightly wounding a Greek
. . 1 1111 o 1 ,111 11,1 ‘
(3. A. Frank and a party of friends 11112111111111"! 11 111': '0. ”a" 0" 0
11k 1111111111..
Johnson alsosattemptcd to kill n 1111111111.
who. WM 111,111 ,utton limbo, t 9,110 ice
will. was sailor-11111113111111.1111 wo hula
lets at Policeman Patrick M. Bradley
while the latter was in pursuit of him aft-
or the shooting ’1'1! Sutton. ,.
"Johnson 11 body was taken to the West
,Thlrtleth street police station. 51111111111s
'who was shot in the head, is at the
York hespln1l,whoretho Greek, who was
shot in the left thigh. is also being cared
for.
The woihah' 11.1111 case? 1111 the 111111111
of Mrs Sutton at the West hirtloth street
station and said Johnson had followed her
from Chicago. Jealousy, she said,
the inspiring motive, and she told the" po-
lice that it was her lilo that Johnson
sought. .
Thu 111111..- began at the ”11111119110111.
nor of Broadway and Twentieth street.
The street was crowded with shoppers.
whom tile report of the first. that and the
.11.... of the women startled. The firing
of several other shots In 11111111 succession
throw wcmop. and timid men into con»
star-nailon,an1l there was '11 rush for cover,
in which runny persons were knocked over
and uncoinfertub y or dud.
P1dlcsp1nn llra icy as 11111111111111 the
northeast. corner of, Bron way, when he
saw a woman, running toward him, shriek
log in minor 1,1111 11111111111113.1111 11111111611111.
Johnson was close behind her. He raised
a pistol and fired. He saw the policeman
and retreated to the other side of “the
he
woman took refuge in tho Contlnnntal ho-
tel.
Policeman 1111111111] jgavo ch'ase, but
Johnson, before noticing that Bradley was
making toward him. had singled out. Sut-
ton and flrud at him. The llrst bullet
struck Sutton, who loll '1
Poi-sued by an onion.
Johnson then started avert on Twentieth
street, folloumd by Policeman llradley,
who was gaining on him. Hull way to
Fifth avenue Johnson turned and dis-
charged his pistol ut llrndloy, who fell in
time to avoid the bullet. Many citizens
joined in the pursuit. and there ware cries
of “Stop the murderer!"
At Fifth ovcnuo Johnson turned to run
north, but thosight of a policeman at
Twentyflrst 111.11.111.11»!ka him. He ran
into the from. door .of the Presbyterian
building, at the northwest corner of Twen-
tleth street and Filth avenue. only to
emerge at, the side doom)
street, who're. he stood at bay
apoprgiman had gone in” SKEW 1E1]:
be Is!" orlid’bxflle'd 1111.11
zoos, who, however, gave wide berth to
.the man, who stood with pistol in hand,
undecided whether to dontlnue his flight
or light. '
Policeman Bradley 1111an out of. t“
building:111111ln.wlth Policeman Smith. and
the pursuit. was on 111nm more. with hfmllh
In the lead.
bhoot hln1;ho's a murderer!" cried
l’ollnmuau Bradley to his fellow policeman.
Smith fired three shots in the air, when
Johnson turned again had lh'od at the po-
"cornea, who were coming.
The bullet u'truillt tho peddler. Carlos, in
the thigh. Johnson, then, ran westward
again. He saw the abuse was hopeless,
and blarumuunltlon was or ldently getting
short, for when near Hixth avenue John~
son h'ulte'd again. o11d.llftlmr his plstol to
his right temple. pulled the trigger and
fell dead on the sidewalk in front of the
Lutheran church.
At the West ’l‘hlrlleth street station, to
which the woman in the case was taken,
she said that her name was llelma Hut-.141"
11nd lhul she was the wife of the man
whom Johnson shot. According to her
story, she met Johnson in (‘hlmpo 11 short
time ago and kept company with him.
A Watch Was the Cause.
Shortly before she left Chicago Johnson
presented her with 11 gold watch. This
watch, she says, was the cause of the trag-
ally.
"Johnson doumndud that l return him
his watch." she continued. "I had hardly
tiluopto answer when he began shootfiur,
and i lied for safety Into the Continental
hotel. where l roomined until thopolloo
nmlllod 11111 that 1116 shooting was over. "
,Mrs. Sutlon gave her one 1111 13:1 yours.
~‘1he 1.1 tall and uprightly, a blend and
good looking.
lie'gmdinu the man whom she claimed
was her husband, she said nothingfurthnr
than lhut he who a student. She was de-
lulnud 111. 11 witness.
( l.llrl11s 1) Smith the policenmn who
pursued Johnson, said that the man did
not utter a Word from the lime the first
shot was llrud until he killed himself
.l 1111141111 from his appearance, the dead
111111: was poor. 11111 wore a light coat and
vest and striped trousers. 'l'ho trousers
Wore 111111111111, 11nd from every appearance
one would judge that he was 11 anchor:-
in. in 11111 «lend man's pockets ware found
a smoll watch chain, a pocketbook and 11
low ponnlum
At the hmpllul It was found that 911t-
ton had been shot in the left side of the
hood lhu surixoolls sold the wound 111111
probably fol: 1| llls condition bceamulso
mm 11! :1 half hour after reaching the hou-
pltai that u call wasnnt for a number to
who “often' 11 onto mortem statement
Lorie-1' Wound is slight.
l'ro'mln'eut' 12-111mm Man ““1011.
llmndul'ohr. (' onn. , July b. --Jumel \
l.‘ are), one of the best. known colored men
In the 1:'ll,).w was 111111111.” 2111110111111
division train at the Noble monochrom-
lun lledlod ut the General hospltulnn
hour later. Carr-1y had the honor of drlv
ion (11 aural [7.14 . .(lraul about the cit-1
when the. bum was hero on a 11111. I' are)”
was Worth in the nelgllhorlmodol13,5 llflfl
Kurds l’lllaulu. Villages.
111111111111. July 11.—A dispatch to The
Chronicle from Constantino lo says that
it is upoltmi there that '10. 00 Kurds in
the lllurhok district have .revolfod and
are pillaging 1n illluganlndlserlmlnntsly.
Due d'Orin-s Hamil-ad.
Lorena, July can Perla newspaper
reports that the Duo 1! Urlollll has been
betrothed lo the Arohduuhcu Dorothy
an
1 1 1 e
r’l‘wcntleth i"
Mi Illa ‘t 11.1 . .
to? run-Eli's- salable;
AM great heat. serene and white.
lbspherds saw one winter nlnht. '
And of the" glorious stars that any
1 An ohm once upon I time. '
“This Ito of ’11 hallowed yours
111111111» menu 1111111111111
0! Mill Myed alone and wept
While his Wcuriotl followers slept,
muses-12.111111"
' 'And now mainly at toyi'side ‘
And 1111 111 of the distant chime
Bring that sweet stor hack to me.
,1 (ff Bogzi‘lchem and (311 my y, 1
An t Ire 1tlo hit that died-
Fo 11111111111111.1332" a‘t‘l'rne.
Thu mills” anode. that men how told
ln madman tunes of fluent rhyme
Like misty shadows fade aw 1111;
But this swoot story hides for aye.
And. like the stars that hang of old.
We sins of “Once upon 11 time."
'—Eugune Field.
MET BY HERBROTHER
tivoen her thumb and fomllnrrer for the
space of half a minute and looked at me.
Then she laid it down and said, “I shall
send you to your mother’s relatives at
11110.’
This was intended as extreme punish-
'1uont. Therefore I had much ado to 1m.- p
myself in hagd and appear to take it as
such.- After a faint “D1111‘t,111,111ty,”
which (I should blush to tell it) I smoth-
ored in the needless fear that she might
.rulcmt, I relapsed into silence. Then my
aunt spoke ifguln—sho had nlwuyst'been
darn with me on account of her dislike to
.11}; mother-mud this is what she sold: ‘
“You shall go tomorrow. lshidl-hnvc
nothing more to say to you, but will give
you written directions and money enough
for luoldentolu. "
Honestly, 1 can't say that l was sory I
was full oi curiosity to see these unknow 11
rclnt1yes, of whom all 1 know was that
they had brought up my ' half brother,
lib: hard Emmett. I always thought of him
as Dick. .
On the marrow 1 1011111111 at my aunt' 11
hands 11 roll of bills and n neatly folded
paper oi directions and was forthwith put
111 the train and. .so shipped. My trunk
recolv ed the some attention. “Do they ex-
pext mo. hunt!" I called through the open
windowinl tho-111' llcr unswcr was lost
.111 the train glided rapidly out of the stu
“011.50 I settled my self to think the null.-
111,1» over, and naturally ”numb the first
thing; I did was to open 1y pa , of dim:-
tiuus. It Was blank. ‘luir y she had
given 11111 the wrung paper '
111-1'11 rslly I began to enjoy the situation
.13 l though of Aunt l. lien a horror wb
on her return she would 1.11.111. the dim v-
917 I bud Just In: 1111-. My 111111 position did
not trouble 11111 11111111. Th1 joke on Aunt
i llzn smuml so 11111111. and youth ls not
"prone to take thlmrs seriously. '11» be euro
1 i had a todloul four hours journey before
1” mild. ”Milly-men 1%! mwol'
11nrcrtain3,lb1¥ thh.
l amused 1y 1lff11ltl1 my bo'oltaud my lol-
low passengers for three fourthsof thoway
and was 1 beginning to 11 under if we
'wm'e, not 11 flu-m, w on the train stop-
'11-11 and {Mow Was 11 s ubt 11111'11111111'1- of
111sm'11go 1111111111 (rot on at flu1
roar 111111 Dfimufiu: E'1i~c11t1-l111n the seat. b11'
11nd 11111. AA tho same time 11 My, 11111111
1111111111! looking an not on at the otlur
11nd and aiming toward me. ,stoppod by
1111. Null and hullul my new neighbor
"llollo Eton-ll. "’ he sold. and. at Q11;
111111111 tl1o'1'urloslty sold tnhuvo lit-1'11 trons-
miltud by Mother 11.11: to Miller d' limbo-1'11
overcame 11111, and I listened 11tt1'11tlv1-ly.
"llcllo!" brlclly respoudul the unseen
11111.. “when! are you bound fun" 1'1111111
next. “' 'l11.-rc111111bu1'k again," was the
wurtunswor. "Uh. tin-11 if you l'lulm'lu
ho 1'11 1111111'111111nlttul with 1111-, Dl:'k,111y
boy, 1'" bid you :1 ((111111 day," 111111 the big
man yum-«'11 on to the next 1111‘.
New was 11 turn in flu- tide of events
that 11n1111l-ul to be lntorostlnu. Dick was
behind 11111. He had evidently heurd from
Aunt Ell/:1 and 11111] mum to 1111-111. 1111-, but
did not know 1111-. What should I do 11nd
how waslt4111111l11'1n,\'~11'll know 11 to him:
I could not. 11111111111 111111-1111 l turned dimt
l_v “round and fsu-ull11111,11nm-tl11n \\'llll'll
11 natural dillldt-nn- forbade, so that now
my rhll'l' l1'ur was (but he would l1'11v1- the
train 11111111111111 to 1111-. This l1ll'~‘hl'lll stall-
of uncertainty lush-d unotlu-r bull hour.
,In that time 1 eonsldm-il 11111! r1-J‘u-1-l1-1l at
bunt lit) modes of introduction that \vuuhl
lit our p1-1'ull11r 1'lr1'11111sti1111-1-s. l1: tlu- 1-1ul
lwus Nll'l'tl the trouble. llmnp, bump!
The train fairly trvlublml. Solon-thing: luul
:u-vurrnl that shook every one llllu 1-1'1'ry
one 111.-"A1. ,Dh'k's hood and 11111111. \1'1-r1-
invoked together tlll the 1111' about 1:11.-
ulilix- 1nd
‘l be“ your pardon." said lli1k.1\s I
thought it our nlterwunl llll' r1- mark bus
111111111'1'smry, but 11!. the lion: 1 \\'ll:1 too 11.11
Mild to built" it
"Oh. “1111', I'm so glad to have fulllJl
you!" I sold. "Wm! H a collision?"
“I should think it might lsn-ullmlonu'.“
he made answer, rubbluu his head and
looking lnqulrlouly at 11111.
"What's tho ninth-1‘1" l min-1|
I look as yo111-xp111't1-1ltos1-11 1111-.-
“’l he question Is " l11'r1- 11111rk1-1itl1111111l1t-
fully.'1lld lexpw t to out you at all? ”
"lhm't
111
l" ll/n/ ~
"Aunt Eliza? No, certainly I have not
heard fro1nA1111tldll1n."
.‘Joanwhllothuconfusion onlflu' train
was so (tn-at that I paid no spoclul heed to
llh'k‘uls-wlldv-rlnunt. 'l‘lu-ro had been»
slhrht 111'1'ldi-11t, 11111], though no 111111 was
hurt. every one was frlulnlouod, and. with
the pu'rl’l'f‘slly of human kind, 1111114! at
having lu1'11frhrhteru-1l for nothlnu. which,
to my 111ln1l, was moklnu the worst. of. o
“and hanmln. llh'k mono and out down
by 1111111fh-rtl1ut,11ml I took a iroml look
at him. 1111 111111 four or ilvu yours 1'11y
rt'lllnr, if lv rune-owed rhrbtly but! 111.-
yond that pinlnt all my prucorm: l-vod 11.11111
of him vanished into tl1lnulr.l thoulrht
luul boontolul lon of (‘01 m t
1- looked alike hu't': nl'll'k s sur'inyhlfl'i',
blue eye .11 and long, strumht nose hon-1111:
the least r11s11u1blani'1- lo 111,1'1l1111kyp1-1'uon’
only and slightly hmmp lurm-d features.
':l am so glad to have found you here!"
I repealml. "llo you know, llh-k, Aunt
Eliza unto 11111 the wronu 11111110. so thatl
had not the 11.-Mt uuhh' lo ml you? Isn't
ltnfomlnutn thing that. we met on the
train this wayl"
"Most fortunate ” he unsworcd «ring
11111 with mom curiosity than ever.
"You haven t said you are glad to 111111
11111,, Dink." lput lnu little nervously. It
must he confessed. for, though my brother,
"1111111111111?“ aWfide'fiM-u
M y Aunt Ell'ui balanced hei- tonswou be- .
l‘l‘lllll slum
"'l‘hvuyou have not hmrll fromAunt '
1m 111111 at hisiumknewlnglt,
unfillllm, had not written. Never-
, 1 you. 11111. of course. Stupid
'of' m0'to 11111111111111 the question, but the'
m don’ I you you, that Anni: Eliza did’
111' q 1,,111‘ hope you had butmr tell
n 1111111111 t.‘,' '
did so ending 1.111.11-1 1111,11. you will
like 1111-, Dick. We 1111111111 so peeiully to
belong to each other, huvh no one else
really of our own in thuflmd, and I' ll be
tfiu best sister to youposslblc.” .
I thoughtl heard him ejacnll1te,".~‘1ls-
tor oh?" but I put the idea aside 11111111-
likely. Aloud he sold!
“You Will not find me slow, sister, to
follow your, lead. " 1, '
After that our tongues were loosed, and
our moversntion might have been sold to
rival 1'l‘ou11yson’ s celebrated ”W' To say
that l was pleased with my newly. found
brother would be i , nun-1.1mm young
and enthusi11stl1-,1lnd lek’ s guyoty, wit
and light hearted nonsense, teeny nothing
he had storul up in his mind, captivated
and enchanted rno beyond anything: in my
pmvious experience. He also know how to
sort and arrange his ideas sons to bercudy.
with the right illustration to 11110 l1 occu-
slon. o telllmr' 1m111mpllshm1-1nt when one
ls. bout 1111 making an impression. 'I had
been glutiwhon 1' found my brother, but
thuthe should prove to be such an ideal
brother exceeded my wild: st hopes. I felt
my luisltion to be enviable indeed. '
11011111111111.9111.» thwvd smoothing of
my unthnpnts, for now and thcnl fum l1-d
[caught Dick smiling. but he always be.
come grave the instant I looked at him, so
that it was lmwsslblo to say.
“The next station is ours," he said sud-
denly, “so perhaps you bud better give 11111
your checks. " it was such 11 111111; and
delightful oxw-rionee to be taken (an-1 of
in this way that 1 think I handed him
everything I had with 11111.
“My checks are in this purse, and you
had better take .my hays, too, or l'll lose
them surely,’ ’lmld. lie laughed and took
them, dropping the purse Into his Welter,
while he played with the keyscshe talked.
"What is this little 0111.1?”1he asked pros-
cntly, selecting a tiny key 11'.er than n11
inch lon ,.
“l eull'lt the key of my heart ,It be-
longs to an old bracelet that 1211110 to 11111
wit some. of my father's things." and!
laughed vet-y happily. though there was
nothing in portly 11in: to laugh. at. , .
At last the train drew up at the station
Dick piloted me out and along th111-nd
loss line of plutfornnos it seemed to my
country bred 111111, till ut the 111ry1-11dol’
it he nit-t a young man who urn-ted him
w lfh the utmost astonishment. llltk
seemed to, how expound him l1ow'-11v. '1'
(1 they or ousted each other at. once
mot-sake! l thought 1 should
llridw yin" 1-nabout somew hem. ” ,
' '0“ co older me ubiquitous, do you}.
To tell the 111111., I seldom come near this
stathm, but l' 111 hits» today to meet my,
slsnr .loiel llt‘l’L‘, nlu isno11”'he1~rb1d,.
«111111111111 catching sight of out "it by.
vhntu woman you l1u111growntob1:,llt~
tl1- one I don't suppose you.ror111-.mlA-r
Everett. Your A nut Fall's" tcb-gmplm‘l me
thlsnmrnlng that she had nonlwted to
give you dlm-lionsl so 1.11M you on the
chonm-of mwrnlnhur you, and it was 11
good one. You have. not 1'l111111r1-1l 11 bit»-
only grown a little. I should have known
‘you anywhere. "
‘ e‘ e a v e o o
Lin-rally and figuratively l was pnraly‘ml.
Then in: k' 11 vola- broke in. and iron-111.11
tome, 9.1111121111111111va us though ”in uni
rem-1 11.111.11.111111 thoslullo rlpplul int.» 11
laugh that formed itself flnully into words
as he unswernl for 1111-:
“She says who is my slslm‘. "
“0f worse the name being the some
oonlumd her," said Richard. uddlmr to 1111s
with 11 undle: "lt'su curious mlnrldcln-u,
out having the some 111111111, isn't ll? “'1-
can’t till“) 11 n'lutlonshlp anywhom "
I laid thr1 prom'uw of 11111111 and just,
uran- 1'11111111lil1-lf1 to omnunoront “ Very,"
and tlu-n l l‘t'luprh'll lulo sill-11w. llh'hunl
tluuurht 1 mm shy. ls-illu just from the
country, and lo 11-llv-v1- 1115'1-1111111r111ss1111111t
llh'kl‘ll for 111,1'1'l11'1'lu. llh'k hululml tlu'n:
to him, and l11-w1-11t in look for tlmm'unks.
The!) )h'k lululh-d 11111 the keys, whh'lll
took usshuuicully. Then my temper
bluruvl up.
"llow could you play 1111' slu'li 11 trick?"
I 1111111111111 1 1111', half ll1u11otl11-r11111od
flush it. \vouh ls' 1lllil1'11lt to analyse.
"l'pon my \wnl I know I 1111ul1t to be
11.-«hound of nun-ll." 111' Mid penitvntly
enough. “but the temptation “us too
strong for 11111. I rouhlu't l11'lpll.."
llut. I did not hear 111111. My own words
were rushing look on 11::- 1111111111111 flillnu
11111 with o lnortllh-ulmu that made my
I'lll't'lis burn.
"W but made you 111 ii?" I ("l'll‘ll.
"I think it was the way you mid
‘lll1'k,"' he unsm'n'd gently. ”l non-r
know 111,1'11111111- 111111111111111111111'l1 lu'lol'l'. "
Quickly raising his bonus llh'hunl n'turn
1'1l,'l11' was 511411111111! in sight in tho- human
thh‘ of the big lullwuv touninus.
Afterward who-bl looked at my l111n1'l1
lll' lu'\li.llu1lllll1"'luv"(my h1- 1,1". " us]
had jokinuly cullul it was 1.1111111.
‘ O O I O I .
’l'wo your-1 lutrr. :1111l llll'k and l 111111111
.11ur wedding journey. I supper.1 “'1' wear
the usual brhlnl air, for (1111111141111'1111-1111
\11' 1111-1-11 smillnp fan's and am tm'iml
with 111111'l1 llllllll,‘.’|'ll1'1
Now we 1111- atrullluir lu Llll‘ summer
lwllhrht through 11111' of tho-«- beautiful
1111f1-r11ucm1-1l Wanlllullll pith» 1411 dour to
,tho hearts of all l11\‘11rg,wlll)ll we fall to
talking of our first nus-ting. and llh'k
may»;
“Do you know, sweetheart, l, bulb-vol
wusln 1111‘11witl1y1u1 from the first minute
I mtv you. own l11'lor1- you sold you hoped
I would llkl' you or Ill‘lllnlllt‘ll to ls' 11 H'lslo'l‘
to 1111.- ourolnlndrd 11111 that we were all
the. world to one another. "
“l dldho Mlull o ”1111“,"! pmu-stlndlu-
unutly, which shows how short 1111111111ry I11
sous-111111111.
“I fell in low at first sli'rht, iuul that's
ll flu-t," 111in I111.
"it is another 1111-1111111 1-11I111-l1l11111-1-.
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lnllls “1' public.
Near and 11.11.
"It was only yesterday that I gave you
till) 0'. .
“I knew it. lfaroltl but I handed you
hook Hi). 00. ”
”What became of the other to ucntsl"-—-
Detroit Free Pro-11
of the amount of interesting information,
1111- at all, cb‘r I'm. your brother, llleha'rdl
' llut. 11.-1 for 11111., I had not 11 Word to say. ‘
Dick," lumwi-r; “quib- «spurious 11s the -
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. {BR‘AINS c o
Is what an eminent painter 'eneo replied,
: when asked with what be mixed his colors.
We might make tin- some reply If asked
with what we mixed our flour. to make
our lonelier-s so “0111qu Mllimo pounds
of our 1.1111111! Mme lllscmrs alone 1111111
111111 hyour show their popularity. Bull 11
Boss Baking Powder
is the secret. The most scientifically pro.
ared. purest, «tron 111.111.11.11111111 economical
l'uveliluxr'ompoun ever put on llul Inll'~
lint. Don’t that "11'1". Brains? Wehavo
. .proved It by 32 yonrs'ex writ-nee. You
can prove It by the bake 11 11 ban: 11 of his-
eultu. Try now 111111 111111.
HANUIAOWIID I"
(3. ll. nous A 11011, New London. lion.
1111112111 , '
MEDICINES
EASV'hllD PLEASANT 10 mm .
At Our Prices"!
6110.0. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St., 511. Icrw'alk.
Order
Your
Black
Capt-.1 1 1 '
Rasplle’rri11.11%3
Here! .
('111111- 11111! 1111- tlu-m: first
quallly. lndut'n'mt'nls to
thew who want :111111111-
tity to do up.
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North lllain Street.
STUCK UN ill-”ll WALL l‘.\l‘l-Ill
whenever they M11: 11, especially win-11 it
is stuck on 11111 wall. ()111- thing We pride
ourselves on, is keeping the handsommt
and most varied stock of artistic wall
papersiu Norwalk. lly consulting: 11.11
bolero buying we will make a bountiful
combination bl'twm'll the color of car-
pt-t,furnitur1»:1111l paper.) The designs
and tints are all 11.-w '
l’ainters' Supplies.
Artists' Materials. Pictures.
1 ietnres framed to order.
Painting. l’uporhauging. Downing
and Sign Writing.
DECKER,
79 Washington Street. Bo. Korwulk
.1 Advertisers!
Changes cannot. be guar-
anteed the same day Cup
is handed in. Every tea
tunable effort will he made
to acommodatc patrons,
butchaages cannot be m-
sistcd upon as a right 1111-
11191 cop is sent in by 2
o'clock 1n the afternoon ol
the day before change is
desired. . .
Ladies Outing Su:
WE ARE CLOSING Oll'l‘ [1 NTlR LlNli
$7 98.
Don’t Miss This Grpat Sale. .1
1.
AT
SOME 011‘ THEM 'WOR'I'H
- 158.00.
MAHAQKEMO - HOTEL - BLOCK.
Shorty Sherwood. flatter!
Oceuplesa no on of E. Guwwskl’s
store. corner of Wall and Water Stu,
Norwalk. Call and see the “Will
styles in lists, (Jane. etc. 11 El f1
,... 1... .,.___. 1.-..
souru uoswAui - -
sAvmes 11A1111.
ll Wa-hlngton street.
Open daily from 9 to l2 u. m.. and from .
ted p. m.. and on Monday evenings
“011171.08.
lute-rest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN S‘)l1“l‘ NS Profit.
.1011}; H. 1112111115. Vice-Pleat
.lflllVll. KNAl’l’.Soc.n1ul'l'.reM
f
HAVE YOUR
Furniture Re-upholstersdl
Carrots Taken on. Cleaned and lie-laid.
llalr llattro-sso-i made over. Chairs ro-
curled.
J. 0. VILLAGE,
815 North Main St" South Norwalk.
11 9 3m
After lay lst,
. . . . DR. 1'". SCHAVOIR
Will be at his South Norwalk office.
9 Washington 511..
WEDNESDAYS AN D SATURDAYS
From 3 made [m k p m.Pre1:'ti1ellmltod to
Diseases of Woman. 1. 11' an m
. '1 ‘
DORLON HOUSE.
ousuolw's POINT
.Vowur-en{1111111-s1-111111111f1sm.M1 nrc llin-
1-111-. Rhoda Island. Lrflaml are. llulh
Boating: and ll-dill‘lg. }3"|111trlr. cars to 10
hololrv-erytm nfy minute» J. 'E. 0‘» 'UL 1k
VAX. Man-won. 11127 t
J. D. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTAK E R.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk. - - Conn.
‘ ()pp. Street Railway Depot, .
RESIDENCE ELM S'l‘lll-l’l‘.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
J. B. RAYMDND,
DEALER IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
Wbolomll'uml rI-lall 11mm- and 1111 home. ll
Munllwn #l1111't.Ur1lar- low-ind at (l. N.
'l'rnwbrhll: t l 11. Kt murmur:- 1.111111: South
Main and \\:1~blnulon streets. 1112111!
OALF PASTURE BEACH l !
Sea Food of All Kinds. ' 1,.
Shore Dinnersa Specialti.
011 molafterJuli 11h. .1frr11- I‘onvnyulll' “will
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I1 1111 1llo1xl 11 111
111 C. A. HUBBARD.
D. w. "RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
93 W-whlnuow Stroot.
Bo. Nora-l
Residence, lliahackerno Hell-l.
"171'
mu cA'r 110E151: '
Than leave Your Orders for
P ri nt-
in g !
At tho Sontlno
Offloo.
Jacob M. Layton,
Fire, Life on?!
Acoldent
INSURANCE”
Drafts. 111111 Neuotl seed
and Stocks Sol
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD 'PLA'CE
Next to Post Office, ,.
SOUTH NOLWALK. : : : 'OONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
....._. -1‘..-
J. D. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, 1111111111111».
Painter. '
DEALER ll
lwan 1111111111 A1111 secures
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwulkx-
Borders llutl Gilt Mouldlngs tukento
houses for lnspectlon, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerfnllv Given. me 19
WAGONS! ,
, Nov-ndSooond-Hond.
1111611125. ,1 ,
PHAETOIS.
cAnsIAers,
Physlclan lorWome'n
Can be consulted at her cities
842 Baosu Srnnr, Bmuoxronr. Con"
From 10 a. m. to 7 p.111. any day except
Sunday.
The-loctnr is 11 remunr physl clan and for
thv1 [111.-1t ulneteon 1011111 has made the dim
of Women 11. special” 1 Dulles suffering fmm
any dillh ulty [111' l b- on. to the sex can consult
D1'(luilfor1llulh1« stride-1t eonll leuce. wit“
tl1-- .111 amino-1- ol rw‘eivlm: theme-1t skillfulun
s: lentlflt' treatment 1.11.111 1111) modern surgery
and n1111ll<l1111.ll1-1no 0.1111 with nurse fur-
nl~l11~l who: r1 nirml. Terms moderate!
All letters prompt 1' replied to. lncloee stump
1.11.1. Haven 81 Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trains Lenin- South Norwalk “follows:
For New York.
A ll. 505.540.1115 l311111, 711's. no. on. one.
9'lll11lM. "NO. 1131
407.610.626.611}. I1!" GMJB’IJIL 10!).
9111111111111. '1
Ll. 511.530.916. 1'. It. "1.13.15.
Loovo New York for BoJlorwtnllr.
111111 11m 1111, 11111.net. 10131008. 1100.
A. M
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11' a,e1u1.11m.11111.11111 9 111.1101).
serum-s. "
A.M. 001171111. 1111. 111111.121». ,
Lonvo South Nora-II:
for Now “av-n.
"A. K. “uni?" Will. 'l'lfl. sternum. I"!
1205-171” Museum. 521. 0311
027.110.311.00. ll lfl.
DANDURV DIVISION.
Loovo Bo. Nomnlll.
11.11. "7.11111. 1‘. 111.113.! 311. m. “I.
wanna.
All. us. 1’. I. 1 26.
Lcwvo Dnnbury.
A. It.
A. I.
100.110.111.111». El. mm.
warm“.
Ill. Hi. can.
so
:oN POINT
South 'Mprwalk, Conn.
I W I
'l‘ he most Charming Summer
Resort on Long Island Sound
.1 Fine Hotel! Fina Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Every facility for providing for large cXcursions.
ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Owners and 'Proprictors.
J. FINKENSTEIN,
General Manager.
llesl Estatom and llouu “out. ' ' '
Ocean Sntcamshlpfl’l'lcketu, and Sterling"-
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers. , '
"H on“!!! ~,-'r,?.§.,,,‘,‘;1
SPllfilEs, Etc.
'3“sz 7° sul‘l‘l'lu.
4 CALL 111nm mun.
H E N R Y 1'11. Lv_
IRS. DR. I. I. BUIL‘FORDK,
1!“. 111.213“. ’
Norwalk Chronicler