'i
ii
$543.“. «3.
Jun. n. n. Morpheus is quite ill at
“the home of her mother, Mrs. Samuel
nnlkin, in Iain street.
‘ The pupils of no: "Bali‘d'l seminary
‘ Lodge. I. 0.0. F.;Catholic Union Conn-
} be placed on the Rogers block.
likely that there will be dancing each
enjoyed an afternoon of skating at
BMW pend. Saturday. :
Meeting tonight: Concord Division,
Sons of Temperance; Our Brothers‘
oil, K. of C. .
The seed people of New Canaan, do.
shoes of besng up to time, are endeavor-
ing to raise funds for a town clock, to
Washington Lodge, Independent Or-
der of Good Templars, will erect a
lodge building next spring in Cranbury.
The cellar was staked out Saturday.
At the joint fair in the Norwalk
annory, next month, under the auspices
of Company D and Phoenix Engine
company there will probably be fire-
men’s and military nights. It is also
night. The twu committees will hold a
joint session at 7:30 o’clock tonight, to
decide upon the dates for the fair and
to transact other business.
The unsettled claim of the state of
Connecticut of something like $400,000
principal and interest, for supplies for
nished the general government during
the war will shortly come up in tin-
general assembly. The claim has been-
the subject of much discussion an—
officially in the capitol. During the
administration of Gov. Coffin an offer
of $18,000in settlement was refused
When the matter comes up it will be
referred to the finance committee, of
which Senator Marigold is the chairman
That it will be carefully considered is
assured.
Bits of History.
There are some interesting bits of
history Connected with the seats occupied
in the House of Representatives by Con-
gressmen Hill and Henry of Connecticut
The seats are drawn by lot at the open-
ing of a new Congress and it happens
that these two congressmen drew adjoin-
ing seats. The one falling to Mr. Henry
is the one occupied by Major McKinley
during
famous tariff bill of 1890. The
last Republican predecessor, Hon. Fro
derick Miles, of Salisbury—New Haven
Registeer
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Soon to he Greatly Improved at s Cos oi hall a
Million. ,
The Grand
cal rebuilding of the station.
Chauncey Dept-w, president of tho
New York Central road, says: ”After
carefully considering the best manner
in whith we ‘could moot tho fast grow-
ing business of our roads, we came to
the conclusion that an enlargement of
our building and a general rearrange—
ment of its interior would be necessary.
As it is now, there is general dissatisfuc»
tion and confusion, especially with re-
l‘orence to the smaller branches of tin-
svrvice which are now compelled to ssu
(llu'
:iudihirs' and engineers’ ilopuriinenlsnrn
completely separated from the Grand
of ii.~
crowded condition. It has been con
sidcred ndvisublo to have them all con-
centrated under one roof to facilitite thi-
this
purpose that we are to add two floors in
Tho other chang-
o-i regarding the consolidation of tho
licketoillcos and the wailing rooms yvv
bnve found iioccssary for the comfort
'l'bv
one have mt yet been mlnploft'll, but
will bi: in a few days, and we shall be
onto location in outside buildings.
Central building ’on account
workings of the system. and it is for
our present building,
and convenience of pisncngors
pl
gin work as soon as possible."
ltis f‘lllllllllnll that the cost of flu,
l‘llltllfif’fl will be $5.30 000. and that it will
take about fll'vl'll mouths to C'Ifllpil‘d'
them.
.., N- ... "MMWB.
Church Calendars.
South Norwallr (finigregmicnnlwl'uos»
dry. it p. in. prayer rum-ling Junior
Topic.
“What are Soun- ’l‘bings That Trouble,
You." Li'idor. Morita Harris. 8 p. m .
Christian l-Zurlvnvur starlets.
morning of the joint committed
church uni moiety. in tho past-rs
*0me
.y and mm of
6904~Ladioe' Sleeves.
of , ‘ , , .. ”militiamen.
For 'tenortwsln'yssu Millie town
bu hsdtheussof new measles to
W W. Austin. envision it has
psiddve per cent. interest. About hail
, of iris mused by com, halluby out-
standing town orders payable to Mr.
Austin. Mr. Austin evidently believed
that it was who free from taxation. ao-
dsr the circumstances. or at lent that it
ought tube. Last night auction was
madness him by the Board of
Relief. citing him to appear today
and show cause why ‘ho should
not be taxed for that $5,000. Mr.
Austin forthwith visited J. C.‘ Kline-
felter. first scleotrnon at the time the
loans were made, and endeavored to pen
suede him to sign a paper statingihat
there was an understanding between the
syleolmen "and himself, at the time of
the loan, that it should be free from
taxation.
such agreement was made. Mr. Austin
was: flow it
on hundred inv-
nudor the officers' of lessons.
all hirsute bones in mmrm.m
nobodylinowo when‘ilbey‘ were hand or
how theng rim. ltrnigm
half a century as!» but the melamine-i
are. judging from the storiewtold tryold
unionists. that they are the bones of sol.
dior- kllisd in the Bmelmirmsry war. It
Is known that spins nod Tints: hanged on
the plains were buried by the nutrients
Mr. Klinefelter refused to
sign the paper, because, as he neys. no
has therefore decided that the town
shall not havothe use of his money any
models are here illustrated which are
used extensively at present. No. l is
represented in a rich pean-do-soie with a
radio of soft creamy lace falling ovor
the hand. The mousquetaire effect is
the result of the material being dprO'TBd
in gathers extending from the wrists to
within a short distance of the shoulder
and arranged over fitted lining of coat
shape. The short puff is quite thelntest
feature of the new sleeves and is gather-
ed at the upper and lower oiges with
most of the fullness near the shoulder,
Whilelthe under portion, devoid of full-
ness, has ii droop differing materially
from the puff of last sen-ion. This mous-
queta'u'e, or as our English cousins call
it, “a ruck sleeve,” is decidedly becom-
ing and admirably adapted to soft and
pliable materiel.
forlably fitted to the arm from the
wrists to a goodly height above the
elbow. The same stylish puff used in
No. 1 completing the model.
wrists may be plainly completed or wi
lace as shown.
the session when be framed tho
sent which
Mr. Hill occupies is the one held by his
Central station, New
York, will soon be the best appointed
railroad structure in the world. Plans
are now being completed for the practi-
mn'rs BY HAY rumors.
The styles for sleeves are legion. Two
No. 2is of canvas cloth and is com
The
tli
To make these sleiwcs in the medium
size requires two and one-fourths yards
for No. 1 design. and one and three-
fourths yards for No. 2 design of fortr-
Belectrnun Monkey yesterday afternoon,
ordering the town to refund him his
$5,000 within ten days. This will make
a little hole in the town’s treasury,
as its receipts from taxes will be in the
neighborhood of only $14,000 this year;
This, on top of the legal expense recent-
ly incurred and payment of land dam.
ages. may make the taxpayers wish,
about next town meeting time, that the
tax rate had been eight mills its pro
posed by a few at the lost town meeting, .
instead of six mills, an advocated by Mr
longer. He sent a written notice to First
(I
Lounsbury. The lattor‘n statement at n.
Six-mill tux had been laid. there was a .
surplus of $2,000, will not be proved this
year. The extra two mills advocated at
the recent town meeting was t.) be nscd
for a sinking fund to pay oil” some of the
town’s accumulating indebtedness, and,
would have furnished about 85,000 more ,
than the present rate, enough to enlist y ‘
the present dcmand.——Stamford Advo‘,
cute. ' .
__._.....———-~ ‘
Rice and Haley's Grsnl Boat.
The arena of the Polo Athletic club. l
New York. was literally packed on Snt- l
urday night with a sport-loving crowd. 5
Austin ltice, of Norwalk, and Patsvy i‘
Bailey. of Buffalo. fought twenty rounds I
four-inch wide material. The pattern,
No. 090-1, may be had in sizes for a ll). 1
30 and 40-inch bust ‘measurv.
tvsnmo SENTINEL
OOUPON.
Floridian to one Pzgtfrn. any size of N l.
ll
Out this out. fill in your name and address
and mail or take ltto /
Sturtovont's Bargain House ?
a
Run
3......”
Annalee
“Trans No. tool. SIZE «min
———v---."b-.v
This coupon and n cents F11 ware :
above pattern atsturtev' t's. orth in '
and Ann streets. South orwallr. 5
HAD THEM ALL.
Awful Suite—rings of an Exile.
fornia Calarrh Cure on the worst chrouii
cases. when all other medicines on:
physicians of greater or loss l'f‘plliilllili
have failed, and even a. sojourn ubroui
resulted in no permuucnt roliof. is the
of lilies Cunn of 0.30 Dexter street, Paw
for eight years with one of the Will‘:
catnrrh. Miss Cuun says:
A truly wonderful instance of tho
immediate andcertain effects of Cnli~
tucker. R. L. who has sn’l’crcd intensely
cases of chronic mom and pharyngeal
"l have been a sullen-r for eight years
and my case was the worst I I‘Yl‘l‘ know
about. Nearly all the symptoms mill
at ll?» pounds, and such a bottle is rarely I
: seen as they put up. Haley displayed I
, remarkable cleverness and hiltingpower. 'l
i in; well as a faculty for evading Rice's
terrific rushes. Rice was game and ag‘ .~
grossive, but could not find the BuffaloE
when he might loud the
lucky blow. The opportunity present-
ed itself in the nineteenth round, and
Rice sent his right with a crash (m
Haley‘s head, staggering him,bnt bcforo-
Rice could repeat, llnli-y steadied him-
self and punished the (linnociimit mun
severely to the very end.
own exertions,
Mailman Willing to go to West Hobolisn.
It has been learned that William
Hoffman, formerly of Norwalk, whom-
wifc was murdered in West liolmkcn,
N. J., is now residing with it daughter
in Hadley Falls, Muss, has signifiml his
l
l
i
f
the police want him, as he has the lli‘;~l
of proof that lie was not in ill-u place :~.'
the time of his wife's murder.
t thorn l I woke a cunt: salon.
Figures of Mail.
The niljutant-gouornl has issued at
oillcinl order giving the flguri‘s of men
liliiiiilllfl by organizations of ill“. Nation,
ol (iuurd in i) (lefllllfll'. 'l'ho Soc-mi
and it is probable the matter will remain .
liimntimo the bonds have hot-n .ylimnl.
whom no harm can come to tin-in.
It Copied 3 Loss M ”only 9500.000 and
Stern ltvpuir i-onipony s factory, 22.5 in
113.", Wusl 'l'wcnlioth smut. Was entirely
iii-slroyod Iiy flro last night. Win-7i t‘m- fln- i
tor in i-vm'y flrl‘llllll! In tho ru-ighlmrhmri
luul boon from-n. rind I5 minim-ii claps“!
. .r , .. . .s . ,.
meeting that, in a previous year, whens :;',',“L;,',',u,;t:,:iln mold he ”mum m hmr
spri-iul with sin-Ii alarming riipiilliy that
the ri'slili'uis in the vicinity of t
gun to mow lzn-lr household i'f‘l’r‘i‘h out of
tlwir limiii'i.
‘hvon normal on, tili"fliilllll’df‘lth'lll;f‘(l lb.- .
ivriliro building.
I kept flll‘ Ilri: i'iinllnml to tho stuvv factory.
g'I'hi' (Immigi- (Ioni- to
boy, and stood up gami-ly m my; tank in ’, his privuto M-rrotnry. Ml‘ with him. is in! -
the hope of wearing Hailey out by hisil'” "’“mhn'r'
willingness to go toWi'st llobr‘dren if,
are given as those of ifilfill'l'll I ll Hi.
The passages of my hood illlil throat
Wore completely stuffed up all the Lillll‘.
and my nose was blocki-il so that it was
impossible for me to sloop with my
rnouiliclosed. My throat bothered mo
awfully. it was dry. in tho morning.
and I had .lo hawk and cough almost all
the time to clear it of phlegm that kept
filling it.
“I have used almost all of two lnrgo
boltlos of California Cntnrrh (lure, uni
the vi'fcct has been wonderful. (Jun by
one the symptoms have gradually disap-
peurcd. My sense of taste has improved.
breathing has become onsim', the chair»
invnkcly bottcriu cvory way and alto-
nm almost completely onri‘d.
I had tried many other medicines
California (luturrh Caro.
curing mo quickly and H‘ll‘l'ly.”
(‘n'iforniu(inturrh (lore is sold at P.
much, “1-.., ”new.“
smelt Lights and Lighthouses.
of
study. \‘i'vdnoedny, l rm: p,
log of the sewing r-iri-hv.
724l’r p. in.. admimaml limit
of the church, for tho oliwtum of church
treasurer. clerk and one lll'il'llll}. am I
H p. m . mldoweek Q
conduit-ind by the print: 1'. I Hi
“The Jory of Golf-sacrifice" iiiii’l' cons at
inslwm
other business:
prayer service,
Topic.
p. m. inontli‘y
fienphyhl.
mmin'g . of
m , nicer
Thursday. . sin
um moctlugifnr Nor-walk harbor.
fog signal stations on Crown's lulu
l'unrl l’wt-k's twigs. to rust respective!
com and “0.000; light on er
Honiid Bunch. Fitch‘s Pain
ingot my bond has made mo feel ini-
gothrr l have been so l'l'llitVf‘d, that. l
treatment by a specialist and u long visit
inbronilniothing Iii-lpmi llm till i uric-l
and that in-
il. Plaislcd'e. 50 cults; three times mi
The Senate committee on commerce
his favorably reported on a bill nulliori- pi
g the following nlds ti navigation
Lighthouse and
.irh, day Moon, $2.0m: lighted born
Rock roof and Grassy Hammock.
regimenllcnds with lll.2.'i, lbw other
being: First, ltllm; Third.
i'ouipnniesin the Fourth regiment or
Company (I, Stamford, Hi)
Norwulk, 70.20.
ill WILTON.
SOU
lug sermon in the South Wilton {iii-tin
llmfl'xl, “l‘lohold on Israelite indeed i
whom there is no guiliu“
in Silvrrmino.
Unclaimed Letters.
Following Is it Ilsl of letters romaiolrig is
called for for the Wool: ouillnglsu. 'l but the (-
....., - , . _. mom...
«Iimilil my they are niimvrilsmi-
H nub llruwn I'll. lire Knapp. .l. A. Mills.
W. ll. MAI/ill It. 1'. )i
has Pills.
Send your address toll. E.
&U)., and got a free sum '18 box
Dr. King’s New Life Pills. trial in
convince you of their merits.
ticularly
birth and Liver troubles they have hi
0
I
if
ti be
vegetable. They do not weaken
their actlim,
ash and litmus gmiitly invigorate
waters. Miler also can. our
It.
if“
6916131
HlHH,
Fourth, hilll‘i. The Iiighi'st and lowilet
ill; 1). South
Rev. Mr. Davis preached an internist
dist Episcopal .cliurch, yesterday, fr llll
Miss liaiurudustin has born Viellillfl
lowing pustu‘imvcs. l'mp'o calling for flu-WI
Bucklen
Those
ii» are my in action and am par
effective in tho cure of (loi-
ntipatlon and flick llcadimhc. For M i-
provodinvaluahls. They are guaranteed
perfectly free trims every dv
lsterimis substance and to be purey
but by givmgtone to etc or
t
box,
W and Wood, mam .
mm
rem.
where the moss bell now «ends.
The «roams-master sent half a doun
moo last Thursday to dig out a collar an,
der sailfish! hall, which has form recently .
turned over to the officers’ as an addition
to their oluhrooros. fievsral fillet of the sur-
faco had. been removed when one of the
diggers turned up a lot of bones. lining a
soft hearted sort of chap, he fainted, and
his follow workmen quickly” discovemd
tho cause. Shinbrmon, thighborics. rims-
horiosnrid skulls were soon piled highrm l
the floor. it was a wasomo c dilution.
but tho llli‘ll worked on until the last bone
was in the heap.
What dispimltion will bf, mode of them
has not yet luaon mnouneod. but it is like» i
ly flu-y will be buried in tho i-onmtcry. "
Coroner Miller of Highland Falls got i
an inkling of the find, but: as coroner.» are
allowed In West Point. only by permission
of the authorities he has mmll chance of
holding an inquest. “H it is clearly ovidcnt
thorn was no foul play in connection with 1.
tho burying of tho IiodIei.
Colonel Ernst is now in Washington,
.4 It now stands until his return. in the
BAD FlRE IN CHICAGO.
lrjury of Firemen.
apron our Leading "minor" «one: our
. 1n: 4 ' mi ‘ . 1H:
.‘.7 . ._. . LOW"T . _
. . . coop. Cloak Stqrgl onions
sous. In the Harwell“. .1232...
We have placed on sale a large and
handsome
Flannelette wrappers!
All new patterns,priccs ranging from
79!: to 61
We are also showing new styles in
Silk and Crcpon Waist: for evening
wear at very' reasonable prices.
H.KRI
r
Cilll'Alll‘), .fiin. flax—Tb" Northwestern
vuginos nrrivml it. was found flint the Wn~
l
I
During this firm rho fin- l
l
l
l
ill‘.
llrrvln-
It'inoily. Wilull Witll‘.’ liwl
The "l'-‘llli'fl, I'imvi-vur.
adjoining buildings
was ontiri-ly lay water.
The Nut-tlnvosli-rn h‘tovc Repair “(If)”???
by is owni-ii by Robert L. and ilnlpb l'i. ~
ill‘i'l'llll‘l‘. 'l'hcy plum tho damage on thy: . '
l'llllil’llirlili llii'irimflslillshmouf. of $800,000.
nlul on tho building ill. $l:.’.'>.llull, The in
fil'l nnmuxitol‘ llu: lllrllll'llfli‘i‘lH not known.
but it. is thought thuf. tlw. loss is iblnlllvl’.
entirely l’ilVi'l'l‘ll.
’l‘lirm- lIri-nwn "fill a watchman (‘flllilny
ml by tho slow company were injured ‘
during the fire. i
l
l
l
Senator George Dnnnrmrsiy Ill.
Wdrllivi'l‘ll‘l. Jim. zit—doom! Storm“
Si‘iizitor Jumvs Z. lii'orgi- iil' hiiswisslrli is
flillllzl‘r'lll-‘ly ill from lli‘fll'l’ fallow of I‘ll‘
Iiill'lll’lii hospital it". film city. and, nwml 5
to his iiilvnnreil ugh, his friend-i :.ri~ V.‘f‘.‘ ,
upprolioihiw of chi- llllh'wl'llfl. 'I'mi growl 1
children. Miss aniimviiymnl Mr. “Ruhr“.
Mrs. Honllnreon. and lim
. suns how boon suumnmel to his lozfsidr l
i‘I’f'Hln lIn-ir home in Missiwippi. I’m" mimi- i.
lumnili-illu' senator has l‘v‘vvn will ring from i
lliiis snow fl'nillili', :iinl lwwn linnlilv to hr 5
girl Washington iii lln- ope-ping: of molar .,
l in llvminin-r.
inllli! still t’ol’y ill, in: ruiiiw M flii‘ city.
luiiil iii illli’l‘ llllll‘l‘il Iiimsi-Il’ nmlo.‘ rim l'llf‘t'
inf Ilr. Iii-rinann. Mm. with ilr. I‘ri'vn oil
lilsml him to go in Ilil‘ lumpliiil for rmil
l nonl,
lllghblndoro Klll Little l'nto.
my I’ll/Hi l:-‘t o. Jon. 2.3. Little l’f’fi- ‘
tho Howl llliIl‘:l i'niiinm-in in Hun From-1a
li‘ll. II'H Ili‘l‘ll ililil'il-‘t‘i-ii Ii)’ his 1' illill’l‘"!l.l"l
*lii l'liinzitown. ”I' was Hilllfl)! in .t r-imir
l'n n I'liiiii'i-v Iinrln'" ~lrnp who“ lllrf‘l' i‘hl
now onli-ruil nlul shot him. inflicting n
,Wioinil from (lio- rii'w t4 of \‘i'llll'll Ill' (lll‘l Ir".
:1 short liiiw. ’i in lllllfflt‘TE‘V-l Wri‘l' itl'l‘l'rll
lml. 'I'lii' iiiill'lli'l' i- lIw llllll'lllllf‘ if It fililll'
lrvl lwlmwn Inn of ill» "llllll"-t' tilt i‘nm
‘pmlli-s. mu] it is ~iippiusi~il ll.i' iziiirilr-rivri
His son I w ingrown-r. inn-ii to (1.. no M.
Richard and John liogolhu-‘ch, Ilw l *
boarder, are still locked up on suspzoiiii, l ““"l‘ ”WM”? r‘" ‘“' ’1'""'""'"-
and over ' o-il’ if is boin made to induv-u l . . .,
" l t K ‘ ’I'i‘Ii-"~;i:ll‘,f In 'I ll‘ llllll‘s. “it‘ll l'vl'i‘r‘i-lli'r:
Liv-min, Jon. 1‘?» .\ disprm ll from fit.
in llw rumor ilini Russia will «pi-ml IIIH,
‘lllllumil riililiw in ri'ii'ming thumi’ilivry
with the l‘l‘i'll-‘ll quirk liring gun. says.
“’l'ln- ri-pimi l’l'llilll‘i'!‘ ('Hllill‘lllflll~ill. but
I i
ll
gi-ppimliun \vmilill
i'llll? lllllllnit‘l‘ of war, ‘ll‘lli‘l'Jl Vimzmwky."
n Famous (lld I’h‘fll" flamed.
immumv. hy. Jill].
rumor.» In lIn‘ slulih- new all nm-rml. Ar
irri-pnrnllo liNd wm thi- oil poririitui' “it”
tor-all. tho l‘iiiiniii-r of flu.- l‘omoiii 'l'ottrvr
Milli of London.
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.
,. .
lids in iivrmnny Ill'l‘ fiivoruil by Fltiipvrn
ll Willimn.
Asiotlr-«i llllti Ethiopians nii ili- island. ._
Ilvury lurniml and his will» l'lrirl mm
Ilutl' Iron ill’l’l'“ll"l I y I'liil‘id .4th own
ll-
ml’ 'Ml
ll»
for in arc than in your.
m'oim.
' and was qunfimirii with t l min.
"""Wi "' ”“3 Wm“ M lawns filer-n» who will alum. Allen a. Uilllfllefl, im-
sliip. Y Y
"9' it Is asserted in Washingtim first the R0” ll ' ' .,
p1 ‘V’i'nirsnolim frailty will br- slunrvd this melt . .
and sent to Forums. it. is follows; that the WV! Mirth! Will! ”all s Colic Om.
Woman. (In f“ morons will loam "W” Ilsvnnmu. Mam. ll. 30. dim—411ml]
mrrondmonts and that. the settlement
on mlmioistmllnn.
by vii-moonwalk that thr- lribcr‘rtimrn tad
In Iorgor tmrmntmro than small rim-is.
Wot Mob m
l.
l
L
illou Can Find
lChrist-
.mas
.Presents
l r. “L: can “.1020.
i A M r" 1’20“. slider»; memoir), 1003.1000
[was than Illrl’l' works ago. i
lli' Im-i brim tin-.ri- Hlfll'l‘ that firm .
:illlliullltli flu! |-n\\vi'l'ill M. do Willy. flu“
iliii|2i~~li~r of “union fillIIlP-i-‘i filo lili'll. iii-ll
l"1ir llllli: .‘lVJtll .‘lllslfhh
2.3. ~ fl‘rmwy at:
\Vllwlili'w Iii‘ivl‘y hinllll‘, lll'Xi' to tlw Vim-nix.
ll‘ mil, fonmiis li.=i:~i~invn'-i Iai-mlqimrtr-iw.
, has from Illll'IlI‘-l. tho Iii-5H lining Whom.
Ilni' liiiiiilrml t‘ml'nngliliroilw'. lrnflrvr-i and
lirprmslvo mini-lures against the: Hoots-l-
‘ilio ii‘rvnvh ri-aidvnt general in Main-
ria-war him levied a per oupliu to; enroll
lw» exceptionally l‘li'illf’ ("Hill’li’it'i‘lg‘lii'l'M
wry-loo agents in N» w ‘i‘wi'li nflr-r molding
through iliolr nkidful workmanship
him. I‘llijiib l‘iirson. who died in limo,
liism‘il tunnel. of how tlmo for" yin!» on "in
:-'hn croswil the At snt‘w- 2'50 limos
lo Im
will she makes liberal provision for the
tho contention willhn left for the next.
f'nmplrnilivr ”0me "f fills? “MN I 1 NW
York in his small says that thcoxfomfi»
turns of rho «riiri- or» rapidly priming. llo
guided. so that largo tantrum simii [My 5|
"or
warm the legislature that strict autonomy
in humor; to keep the as: you own-f l“
and at attract
For All
NORWALK,
mm.
ll'orbala by Tomlinnon's druc
Trains Leave
{M lifi’lff’l‘ A’f $008. .HS. I7. 1%? l
scorn Sonnets For: Saw Your
A. M.~:im. imminequnoo. m. e in.
it m, o M. o it». lost. it :n.
l" 3! Wu on, r 11,225,? iii. 4 in are. can. u 20.
fits liM’fl.
A. Dirt»: so 4 u. e to. 9 is.
9 2n.
Lam; 51-: You: you hours NOEWMJ.
P. xix-5 cl. 7 2i.
‘, ll‘l".lilr.i.l'1lu.
P. 31.»: m. am. not. :i so. om. loo. 4 so. 502
._ a, (m, I. on, 7 no, is . (I, ’J in.
l si’SDM’ii.
l A ill-~12 damn. 1 :m. P. not on,
1.7...er rmmu Sonwsu you New flivzs.
I,A',“'W” m. I “.631. 7 fl. “11.911.1005. in»;
1 1531mm. m. not. i no. 52:. o 27. 7 i“.
.Hl. en. ti lb.
. SUNDAYS.
l A ”.42 mumsaurz. it)! ~7 ii.
l furious: ”Minor—Lune fin. Seamus.
] A. Dix-e s7. is m. i', ll.—~»i w. 4 3.2. t in. 5 M.
‘ SUSDM'H.
LIL—s m. P. 31.4 as.
, Luvs: Dunner.
, a. 3L4 m. 9 or, u AIL-"1‘. 31.41:. on.
l ril'SDAle.
i A M." a. on. 123i o in.
A CHILDREN'S NEIEOV.
Store in Mahackemo Hotel Block.
WHEN looking for Christmas presents you
will do well to inspect my stock, as l have a
. largo line of goods selected for the holiday trade
that are beautiful in design, of standard makes
goods that are desirable that are not to be found
elsewhere in Norwalk at ~
A. W. AUSTIN’S
line of
.
lcr,
lug.
(.‘hn
Ullll
Sherman of the Well kn ‘
hon
. so.
EGR,
abl
On
till
ivepriccs. You will find many sh
ll ll
owner of tho hit-iiiilibon Lithograph com»
pany, ncnr New Huron, '
zlod with tho grunt connections of his new ;
found friend, tho supposed Sherman, and ‘
when tho latter proposml to buy a half ill-
u-rost in tho lduho mine at Snake '
annrnv Srous,
CONNECTICUT '.'i
" ' to
When In doubt what. to use for
Nervous Debility, Loss of Power.
lmpotcncy.Atrophv,\/aricoc¢lc and
other weaknesses, from any cause,
use Sumo Pills. Drains checked
, and full vigor quickly restored.
"neglected. such troubles result fut-ll ‘.
, Mailed for emu-.6 boxes $5.00. uh
$5.00 orders we give a guarantee to
.1 . or: or refund the money. Address
.~ FEM. MEDICINE 00.. Cleveland. 0.
ll
”Tusfl'
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam derricks, saws, bor—
ing miwhines,eto., we can quote 1
LOW PRICES ON
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Large Build- ,
lug work a spesialty. ,
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK, CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager.
4 .. ., ,_ , om
Scrily eruptions on the head, chap 6
hands and lips, cuts, bruise , so ds.
burns are quickly cured by Witt’s
W itch Hazel Salve. ‘ It is at present the
article most used for piles, and it always
cures them. G. C. Stillson and E. P
Wood.
1
OAS‘I‘OBIAi
This fse- is on
mail
" " fix, £2229 ""’
“2;“ ‘ . . winer-
l - _. Mum”-
“Excuse me," observed the man in
spot-moles. “but I run a. surgeon, and
that is not Wlli‘l‘t’ the liver is." “Never
you mind where the liver is," retortoil
l
! loin" Gray. 3 In Yodi Nurse, Gives South
l lomllloilmslho Erectile! Experience.
l There in a refund] for children's ordi-
inary ills, known at the drug stores as
ihlolhvtiirriy'n Sweet Worm Powders.
‘ which is very popular aiming South
l mi-divino for the past five searsrns. Moth-
l
l
I'hililrr-n's Home in- Now York. tho ori
gliinturof lint-so mwdors, devoted lhv
or f imy's tiwcrt Worm Powders. The»
straw, and mothers i-vcrywhcrc use not
praise them and fell ollwrmotiwrs alum
llwin. They can. fevcrishnoss, diar-
rhwi. burl stomach. mustipzition, bond
1'
"rivalries.
lyalostmy them. and by «learning lb
1
Mothers. ask at your drug store for
are pleasant to llllf
your family. ”they
A trial pooling
. and harmless as milk.
fi‘
carved a mmplo
in Curr and am delighted with it.
is now four months old. and
colic. l have tried
I” ever heard of. bot. mm
mm rmpeotfully.
as Arch 8:.” hold by
lSurwnlk mothers who have used till.» it, fuilsto cure, 20c.
I or (.imy. for many years a nurse in tho
iii-st yours of her life to treating tho
limb” (“lizldron's ailments which so often
I catnivto hor notice in her capacity as
nurse, The result of her experience
who has given to the world in lll‘l' Moth-
rowilers are now pluml in all sing
aches and all stomach and bowel
They clean“: the stomach
and lmwois. and if worms Mist imsitivo
system do thoohild good in any even: i
twenty'livornvnt box of Mother (lrny's,
listen! Worm Powders. and um them in
will be mm {me for trial Io any mother rims
Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless
Mrslicincfioz—wl wish to say that l prw 3
bottle Of Dr. Hand's Col- ‘k ’ fitillson and E‘ I" We '
My
has
suffered every day of llf'l' short life with '
‘ almost everything
truthfully any
that sunning l bin-o tried cannot com
with Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure.
hire. (5. (l. Miller.
all Druggius, 200.
the othi-r. "if it was in his big too or
his li-ff our DoW1tt‘s Little Early Risers
, would vouch it and shake it for him." G.
if}. Stillson and E. P. Weed.
1 To Cure A Gold In One flay.
l Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab—
. late. A.“ druggists refund the money if
For sale by R. H.
l’lnistefl.
CAB'I'ORIA.
The fit-
dtlnli: W. 1.1:,
“m” M
a: ' 1 ‘ Vienn-
Persons whoaro troubled with indi-
gostioiiwillbeinterested in the experi-
ence of Wm. H. Penn, chicf clerk in the
railway mail service at Des Moines,
. iowa,who writes: "Itgives me pleas-
urc to testify to the merits of Chamber-
l lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoia Rom-
y, edy. For two years I hays suffered
- from indigestion. and am subject to
frruluent severe attacks of pain in the
summon untibowols. One or two doses
of thisremcdy never fails to give per.
foot relief. Price 25 and '50 cents; sold
by u. (1:. suntan.
, After hearing some friends continu-
a ‘. ally praising Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol-
‘ era and Diarrhoea Remedyflnrtis Fleck,
‘nf Anaheim. California. purchased a
lmttlo of it for his own use audio now
“ an enthusiastic over-Its wonderful work
o .in; anyone can be. The so and 50 cent
for sale by G. C. Stillson.
0
land invariably reliable are the quali-
1rios of One Minute Cough Cure.
ltroublo.
.plensanttotslro and it hel them.
., u... , _......,.....‘._.W._
N has ever been produced.
pinybe. under the influence of this in
rmuparshlo dressing.
Buttes of u Bot ‘ ,
l’l‘mmup but Finally, _
Claimed to Have MI: new
‘ an Your, Jeni film—Jill» ,
Mercer Street station atom
story of forgery and double
participants in .
of program. or prospective wealth ,
residents ofn 130 my ‘
draoistie persons! are Colouo . '
been realized, at tho
house on the Bowery, andvthn
never hesltntos to draw
for $10,000 or more when
he required in part [Jayme
or a mine.
within the walls of the Bellevuo lodging
lmuse, but removed from there shortlyidfr.‘
ci- Jan. 1, and has. since ‘ '
financial opcrntlons from a
lisbmcut at the corner of
and East One Hundred and Twontydft,
fitf'f‘itt. , ' .
It appears that Colonel Taylor was
pincer mini: nth’nuko River,ll1tt., Whldh‘ .
iic valucs at 1500.000. lie often ‘
this moporty to his
fails to regret that lw
son of a temporary stress in his flnnnm.
ooloncl‘s story last December was fiber.
wood, then a loilgcr at the Bollevne, whom
the colonel was stopping. filicrwoodrwho '
is ii mun past the middle ago, is a. pleasant}
torcstod in him,
had told him that he was a. son of Duncan ‘
right $500.00).
oolonol of his Slifllll‘,
who lives in splendor at New Rochelle,
The colour-I agreed to dispmio of a half lu-
wus to pny 510,000 down and the m. in-
ing $20,000 at a spui-iilcd time. This last
installment was to In-
machinery und in developing the property.
of the affair, there is nothing slow in finan-
cial matters about Shorwuod, for no scope
or llilfl the terms of tho solo hizenagrced
Fourth Notional bank for the
000 to the order of (lillllntll Taylor.
signed the check with the name "Ohfl'lel
\V. Shi'rmiin.‘ '
Imlf millionaire had drawn his “0,900
(shook hr found himself unexpectedly short
of 3 little rmdy cash, and the unsuspect~ l
rum-mi with a loan of So.
not soon: in a hurry nljlout receiving any
acknowledgment in the shaped a
and givo
after Jan. I and was in the evening. ‘ Tho
following day (‘olimi-l Taylor lbtendhfl to
git to u lnwyvr or notary public to plitfihq'
lrnnsfvr of his mining interest in , '
form. and. purely incidentally. to drop I
to the Fourth Notional
rush on his chock. lnstmd of going ”the
office of his lawyer first, however, he
li"|l info the Imnk Ilw noxt morning‘nhd
It
,novor fails in colds, crimp and lung
Children like it Manse it is
Aycr’s Hair Vigor is certainly a re-
‘morltnblo preparation and nothing like
No mlttcr
bow wiry llllfl unmanageable the hair
it becomes soft,
which assert:
info of the United State!
until some portion of his
Belm‘
rlos W. Sherwood, ‘who
rice W. Hhennan, these '
of Duncan Simona W
his put-Io, heck
such n'
so
Ho, too, lived fora
transactidhls
lowland-tob- , .
Third 0mm ~
spa-hoot
friends, and never
in not at the mound!" t .
by m4
c to operate his rich possessions
e of the most interested listener! to the
her, and the colonel become grth'stly m.
espellially after Sherwood
i‘l‘mibll nnd thnt he possessed in his own
Shorwmld also told the ‘
Mrs. Mary Aerlght,
d of his own son. (.‘vlurcnco B. 53th
All this time lhc old man became daz-
River
iloncl Taylor was in a willing mood.
rest for $30,000. or this sum, Sherwood
used in purchasing.
Nothing Slow About Sherwood.
To judge frrmi Colonel Taylor’s version
pun than Sherman] drew a check on- the “
sum OHIO,»
He
i
It lmppcnod that." after the self styled '
ng Colonel Taylor promptly came to his
Sherwood did
deed or
illicr rocvipt from the mine owner, bu ,
old him to prepare the transfer papa"
thorn in him in ii any or twe;“~
This transaction took place a day oy'm' V
bank and get. the
drops
pro-'i-nfvll his-i vnluulilc paper to the paying
fuller, 'l'lii- fuller looked at the check for
$10,000 and then at the name signed”
tho pnpcr. '
“\l‘i» are sorry to say." the bank omdhl
rospnmlt‘il, "but Mr. Sherman has none-
wiimt with us." ,
(‘nlimi'l Taylor was dumfonndod, W
James ll. Little, is mutual friend of the '
drawer and tlw pnycc of the check, who
had gimi- along to witness the 013mm,
lookcil wist- :is well as sympathetic, {at It!
said that be half suspected that than
might. In. no inwncy to the supposod‘Shey
man's i'rodit iii the bunk. Mr. thflcm
llVi‘il sum" timi- at tho Bolievuo lodging
llflllfl? :indknow Sherwood pretty well. .
Aftvr tho disuppointilicnt at “limit"
both sorrowfully wooded their way back
to their homo on the Bowery. Thcy ' .
for Sherman of. the clerk's (look, but the
lullI-I' had not put in nu nppcamnw there
during tho morning. and he did notches!
up that night. .In fol-t. he did not mun-l
to tho [lllli'i‘ at all. It Wits horned, MW 1
cwr. that Sin-mold hod transferred. his ' .
lllll‘l’liilllfl to tho Ilurh‘m lodging house,
and Little \‘i‘iIuan-vi'od to lllllltv him up
While liiltio \vns walking along m on.
Illindn-ii mul Twenty-fifth street below“
Slioi'woml strolling by and mandated him.
(hi nno pri-tcxt or another liittlc Induced .
Slii'rwoml to accompany him to fill old
home. the ilolli-vuc. and explain small '
to tho ruilnnol. As scum us Sherwood was
safely in tho llowi-ry lodging housed pn- i .
trulnnin from tho Mort-or Stuart station.
was f‘illli'fl lo. and tho reputed unrimib
liolmlrc was prison to flu: smtlon hours
and locked up. ’
M
Noelety Young Man (loan Wrong. .
Nannvmk, Jun. 25.»—W. A. Cow,
young man of this city, qulm a flaunt ‘
lm-nl society i-ircIi-s. has been is O
on a stun warrant sworn out by his
ployor-i. Ilium-nu if: Wuddy. charged“
l‘llllJlZ/li‘lllmlf, it has limo known for '. ‘
tinw tlint liowns short In M!
but on effort to settle WM
sundown-i thoshoringc; M, W
and mutual. but the helium! W“
ranged. and (imam-st followed. fl.-
i-nnildontinl and indirection clerk ~'
run to Waildv. rm! estate a ‘ '
rm. sun.- Is no“
lsmiov. .‘vnn. lift-Jilin Consul
corn-epomlmit of This 'Ilmosuyst " .
sulmn Is «la-ji-vtulnt the , .
Molunmmslnn subjects in t " ”
and g,
I“
perm wounds. in: mnflfl
feign inlsti-r are both 08mm 1
Worry from tho palace. and “if 6‘
vizier ls «inviting wrodssic tom:
coin... (tonsil:- have. i
. I’Ame. Jun. 95.--l’sx«00ptlln’ '2 ,
has berm rents-maid to five yoafllti .
for selling military more“ 39".“ '
srs.
O
silky and pliable to the comb and brush.
Norwalk Chronicler