Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 2, 1897 · page 3

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”'0 «my m cm Instr
em, up an my: sud IMF
clinical W m. .
, Frank cram”. or Union Park, in
W Thomas Sheehan’hes secured a posi.
tion with AMI Brothers.

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Miles Riley. 8r., of Winnipauk. cun—
tinucs in a critical condition.

 

 

There Were thirteen wanderer: atW the
Norwulk station-house, last night.

 

The directors of the Catholic club will
meet tonight at the home of Dr. W. .1.
Tracy.

The basket ball teams of Company F
will hold is practice game after the drill
tonight.

A dance will be held tomorrow night

 

with thesaurus the m ”an
Glove-Fitting Pom. bywhich we can
mmwwrmmowun
W‘ hem and clinics-ism at
33113011“. Full Ind explicit ‘direutirun
for putting together the garment- sc-
commmh nutter»

 

TilillillLES.
A Puwtucliei Man's Escape From
. Outliers.

cum and Ear Trestle midi Frets calculi
Fusing Men the [amnion Tube "It
Lem Film the Threat in tin Eur.

"In your hearing fallen?" .
“Are the ears dry and scaly?”
"Do the curl itch and burn?"
"In there a throbbing in the can?”
“Have you a pain behind the ears?”
"Is there a buzzing sound heard?"
“Do you have ringing in the ears?"
. "Are there cracking sounds heard?’
"Do you have earuche occasionally?"
“Are the sounds like stcnni escaping?"
“Do you constantly hear noises in the
turn?" '

"In there a roaring like u waterfall in
the bowl?"

"When you blow your nose do the
cars crack?"

 

”is your hearing worse when you have .

lhlrtws Ill I’hllnili-lplilli nml a speedy ropn-

lisccnchiufleu V‘Ei‘fectcd lillfith
the Wife He Deserted.

rue ominous Diverse 15 vom.

W
The Fame! Mayor at Trenton, Alter o
blown-malt Willi Wlio No. l. an”
Stock to Win In. I—Lotnt client" In
the Know-muons” Melodrama:

Tunney, Feb. 9.—There is a new and
innovating chapter in the, Mngmvan and
heroes melodrama. fliniultannoimly the
nnnnonnccinnntii have berm made thnt the
ileum of directors ofthc four mnnufnctnr-
ins coqmrntlonsof which cr-Mnyor'li'rnnk
A. blunmvnn is president urn cni‘lcnvorlnn
to hold their normal intuitions nnd choose
now presiding oiiicern ninl thnt. Mngowaii
hiui mtnrnml to his old lioincnnd mode
his perm: with his innilly. Mrs. llurncu
unit her fninily. nccordinu gin dispatch,
have guilt) to New York, and the upnrt»
menu rmuph-d by them in n l'lillmlclphln
hotel hum hum. closed. , ;

MllfitfiWlin mine in this city yesterday:
nnd Wns drlvmi tn hln old homo, which only ,
joins the his: column! mansion in North
Clinton nvr-niw. His visit to Mrs. Momma
on followed n stormy interview with Mrs.

ration. Muirownnwill Hindi“ no elntcuwnt

in , . a
first Wm, this a "
linrfrnr. United Flint“ ,

Leading Milllncry

 

 

 

 

 

'W Henna in! Qtyda‘herham
‘ on input 0 or o ‘
- . ~ nutioriteso t a new.
NGNEIU‘Y NONI-UT ’11., 1 hi 1mm
stood in unwrittenn t
- ‘ ::‘ . AND TH‘ flwretnry at State (ilney. l
e . . . , ‘ ' According tondvoos Wm
GOOD Clo k S", I LOWIIT ' ' consul Was I‘xpmtlngfszzueffll
. . . I . , . PRIO [3 {min thodcpnrtniento , ts ,
. a are PRIVAIL in certain inipnrtnnt ignthturpjgfim
GOLD. . rclutionuof i-‘pninnn J a "
m . In the Harwell“. lie learned that the dispu' '

and
forwarded, und‘wheii they did M
in due course he made inquiring, , ‘
He learned thnt tho' aimwm,-imi
chod Humiu'ln (ii-uncle, imiin’idlsien
Mimi, opened and tend by‘thoiW my
thoriilns. " ‘ .' I
Consul ilnrker was very indi ' ' and
milled on the ripnnish mnnm’a j t not!
dcmnndcd the dispatches. That amide! run
fused to give them up and did so hum in-
siiltinu manner. , .
’i‘ho l-ipnnlnrds kept the dispatchim ,
ly n Wonk fllltl trontud Consul Mm”; ;
complaints with contempt. Flimllpuim . ‘
the documents Imd been copied, the»
Itll'ilti turned them over to the annual.
The hitter In thomennwhllo had
ton in strum: letter to Secretary Ollie;
:ouiiting tho.circuinstnnms mid mug
thni. it tho lfnitod States [inquired to W
mit. its i-nprcscnisitivc to be insulted with
impunity he would resign.

,

We still have a large assortment of
Ladies,’ Children’s and Misses‘

. ‘ /

I I IC 0 A I s
on hand. We have cut ,the knife deep
into thepricci; we are selling them
for less than half price. If you need
a cost you can't help buying one
from us, as the prices out no figure.

We must get rid of them as we nevo
or carry any stock from one season

 
 
 

in Luther Wi‘iglit’u blacksmith shop at
Broad River.

~ ' - in another. , ' Cnptnin iicnornl "illoylor heard of the ’
mutter nod ordcred the Sound In GW_

nnihoritlcs to apologize to llarkcr, which

Pin the public, but from his friends it is
o ll'iif‘lll'il tlmt. be him rcnchml iln- conclusion
lthrit ho Illiil boot] cxtrvmvly foolish nnd

acold?"
Mr. G. W. Wells, of mil Exchange

illNTS BY MAY assures.
One of the newest of the season's

 

Miss Cora Hanlon, of Norwalk, has

 

 

rooms became filled with water.

«i

' pic. There is no doubt the village no: d~

gone to Lime. Mass, to visit her father,
who is seriously ill.

 

The city of Norwalk Board of Belief
will meet in the Council room from 7:30
to 9 o'clock tonight.

A memorial service will be held at St.
Mary's church, tomorrow morning, for
the late Mrs. Delia Blake.

 

There will be a revival service in tho
Silvemiine M. P. church, Wednesday
evening, led by the pastor.

 

Services were held at St. Mary‘s
church at 8 o’clock this morningjn com-
memoration of Candlemas Day.

A general class meeting, led by Char-

les E. Miller, will be held in the Nor.
wulk Methodist church, tonight.

 

There will be'a Bible study at Grace
church tonight, conducted by Rev.
Kenneth McKenzie, of Westport.

The next. meeting of Cockcnoo 'l‘ribo,
Improved Order of Red Men, will be
held Wedncsrlnynight, February 10th.

Mr. and Mrs. William Littcll. oi’ ()r-
chard street, will move this week to
Bridgeport, whore Mrs. Littell‘s sister
lives.

 

George 11. Allen and Oscar W. Ray-
mond have been chosen to do jury duty
in the criminal Common Pleas Court, in
Bridgeport, next Tuesday.

T. J. By‘mes and David Flaherty nrc
rt presenting Catholic Union Council, of
Norwalk, at. the. state council of the
Knights of Columbus, in lileridcu,todey.

Nearly one hundred delegates are ex-
pected iii; the national conference of the
Latter Day Saints, in the Broad River
Suints'churcli, Saturday and Sunday,
February 14-15._

With the thermometer indicating
zero, a chair in the store. of Builwitz &
King, in Main street, yesterday bore
this sign: “Wanted, a man to keep
this chair warm, 20,0 per week.” No
one has yet applied for the situation.

The United States cruism‘ Brooklyn,
on board of which is John Gchebe. sou _
of Charles Gehebc, of Norwalk, struck
on Schooner Lodge, in the Delaware
river, nfow days ego. and the double‘
compartments under the engine and tire

Probably beforctlic nextissuc ol’ ll."
'i‘iibuno this village will be lighted by
electricity. At the present time. tlm,
plant isin place, the polcsnrocted mull
wires and cable. stretched. For this sci--

styles is here delineated mode of English

korsey in mineral blue. The loose
fronts in Empire fashion are laid in

cidod variation from the ordinary sum, ith
fronts. Fanciful tabs or straps of cloth
pointed at the ends, and small penrl bnt‘
tons ill'O used for closing and form also n
neat decoration. The closing is affected
in centre underneath the front plnit on :i
fly with buttons and buttouliolcs. 'i'hu
close-fitting buck is stylishly adjusted by
seams to the shonli‘lcrs, the copier-hurl;
scum being omitted according tothc pi"-
vniling fancy. Below the Waist line iho
back is laid in box-plans which arrange
the fashionable and becoming follows.
The one seemed sleeves in gigot i-tylo
are devoid of ornamentation, nnd hum
the iullnces at the top arranged in snmll
pluits which meet in n box-pluit at the
shoulder. The high flaring collar, onus-
mental as well as protective, is fund
with Velvet in a darker sl’nnle anvl il'.»
the neck closely at the lower edge, roll

lug away toward the fl'L‘lll’. which is
curved in deep stylish points. This
model portrays the Empire from. which
will bi one of the most popular styles of
the lesson. Cheviot, iwccd. covert,
kcrsey, Persian and mastic cloth um
adapted to the mole. llill"hlllO-iii.lf.clilll;(
forming an nppropriutc finish.

To maketliis cost for u. miss in the,
medium size it will require. two and mu" 2
half yards of lifty-four-iuoh wide mu
terial. The pattern, No. tliizl, is cut in
sizes for misses ten, twelve, fourteen

and sixteen years of ego, and retails fwr
twenty-live cunts.

svesnie SEITIIEL

environ.
Enpitllnz to ouemgtem any size or No.

Out this out. fill in
and um

 

‘your name and ILIlIIl'ChH
lor title it to

,St‘urtonnt's Bargain House

NA]!

Anniim _

PATTERN No. 602i. SIZE~-~———— KN

This coupon unit 12 cents will secure
above pattern at Stun svnnt’mliorth Main
and Ann streets. clouti liorwuik.

 

 

 

Something to Durand 0n.

Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones d5 Hon, Cowden, lll., in speaking,
of Dr. King‘s New Discovery, snys tlint
last winter his wife was iittauikcrl with
LaGrippo, and her case grow so serious
that physicians at Cowdcn and Pond:
could do nothing for her. It. sec-mini to!
developinto hoary consumptii’m. Hair-i
ing Din-King's New Discovvry in store
nndsellinizlotsof it, he took it lmttlc

deep underlying pluits, presenting a (le— .

street, a well-known citizen of Paw-l
tucket, has had an experience of deaf-i
ncss, und,grnt.cfnl for his escape, tlinsl
speaks of his cure: l

"l bud shod misc of cnturrhnl dent-i
uuss.’ it was so severe an attack that it:
made inc duct to an uncomfortable die-i
Kroc. Iconld not hear the clock tick.
in the room whom i cut. ’l'he passages :
of myth and thront, too, were dis-l
eased. My cuss bud hoe-n one of long;
sinmlingmutnrrh beginning to trouble;
we first about twelve years ago. A hurl
trial of California (Jutui'rh Cure ln-lpmll
inc zit onco. I soon become able to hear I
the clock tick, null I felt greatly im-
proved by the llFi' of the cure. I am.
glad to recommend it. for cutnrrhnl llnuL I
nous.”

At it. ll. I’lnistwl's drug store.
big bottle mounts. Nearly three times
{iii llllli'll SI.

10ml BOARD OF lIElLTfl.

Dr. W. l. Tracey Offers Some Suggestions for
the Council to Consider.

limit]: Hill-«r Tracey appeared lit-fore
this City (loiiiioil of Nurwnlk, lust. night,
with several suggestions relative to lbs»
proposed amendments to the city
cliuitcr.
He said In: dill not endorse the amend.
l'ilt'llf providing that the health miner
carry out the action of tlm limlili
Ilonrd, our tln- appointment of n hm‘rh
oiiiccr by the Health lionrd. iln cilvdu
in support ol’ his opinion, the jl-nlonsy
which he mid mlstrd illll'lllK physicians,
who, being fiii'llllwl'L-l of this .liculili‘
Bonrd, might elect. a health oilim-r Im-
cnuso ho was it “mid follow rather than,
because he was thoroughly fitted for the
office, which was :i most import. int one
Hothonght tho (tounvii should retain
pom-r to either endorse or rep-ct n
health oillccrclm-ted by the llcnlth lionrd
He suggested one. inuwctor for Norwnlk
and South Noi’wulk; that a committee:
be appointed to (uniloi‘ with u like mun-
mltli’i‘ of the Smith Norwnlk Council to
discuss the propose-d nnivmlmi-nls on
this sub} «it to both charters: til!“ that u

A .

’joint Board of hi‘titlcll ln' :ipp iintinl, t.»

mnsim of three South Norwnlk and
three Norwulk members.

In response to a question from (hillflrl
oilmnu 'l'ristmni, Dr. Trim-y fillitl tho
Council should, if a health oilicor was
appointed by the Health iiouiul. in thing
a change in the present oillcrr, n'k
why the Bozu'l uppoiutrd n in-w‘ olli -I-r,
for tlu- purposv of learning: whether or
nottho Hoard bid a rcnmnnblu mom
for milking the change. ii»: did not
know what unicinlmcnts alum: this llu.
tho South N-u'wulk iiounr'il IlillpllM'li tw

 

homo. and to the surprise of all she in»-
uuu to get better from the first. dose, and l

 

 

vlu- Frank W. Hubbard deserves and
will have the thanks of the people of tho;
villuzo. Tlic franchise under which in”

half :1 dozen dolhir hottlm cured lri-rf
sound and Well. Dr. King's New Ill‘i-
ochi‘y for consumption. coigauhs soul
colds is guaranteed to do this cowl Work

inultc to its charter.

lli'. Tracey Hui-i the reason he :i lviswl
a joint Iimlth l’wtird was bivcuum- Mil r
rcsultscouli ll“f.llll'i ohtuinv‘l‘, tint wh it
sil’cctml South Norwnll; in rowiul in ms

. ‘ , , . . ‘ r l . . , - _ .r, . '
lirii put in this plant is an nxuipdll‘lmly ' guy titd‘ Flr'cc '{m lgbll'fh'riNyllh um ii :wthgmflmpfi' would “mm hurwulp'
bur mic and demonstmtes that. b i. u 1- min i. swiiuig until. . ill ’1 A 833”" . 3 "m1“ joint board could not with goon-r

IlflTiI but: been govornod in the. “Hunt'-
inking by a desire for the progress of the :
village, rather than the profit the enter- ’
p-iao may be to. him. The plant is on l
tS tellcnt one, but he is willing that the?
villnize buy it. at any time in the next ten l
yours. This shows commendable fair-l
nuns and will he uppmcintctl by the poo-

od tholight nud it will bo appreciated in .
aquiimncr in which it hits been furnished. ,
«lluron County (Mich) Tribune.

neon cimu doll ct Honor.
Pupils of the North (fcntcr school who
were perfect in uttcnrtniice during Jan-

uary: ,

Grammar drpurtmt-nt .... (lcc'iniu
(Jhiilnicis, Jennie Dickson. lil‘li“
nu. Gehcbc. Em tlrcgiiry, Flori-non

James, Jennie Moi/club. Lizzie Mo
Volgh, Maud Roland, Educ Tattle,
‘ljllizriWhnlcy, Clinrlic liritto, Arthur
(glinhebc. Edmu- llnvilund, Urilzit‘i' Miller.
William Rider, Arthur Williummibscnt
one day. Maud Castle, (12mm Jilin-its,
Maggie Roberts. Albert Anmmlmi.
Clarence Byxlaoo. William llmudemh :1

Primary grailiiwifilnm livintzlim. Joi-
sio Burr. Fred Andrews, lip-old Havi-

 

lnnd, Willie Put-ks. John I’ur‘ks, Willi.
Xurthrop and Roy Hherw-md; nhscnt
one half day. Willie Andrews and Roy
Knob; shoot one iiny..lliny l’i'ttit, 1m.
lwl nicer. Edward Merlin. nvmn

WESTON. l
The Norfleld Aid society hold n:
social last night lit the house of Mrs. ‘

George A. Sliirgi‘tl. l
Mrs. W. B, Smith, of (.lziunoii, haul
spent it fewdnys with Mrs. Lloyd (ind-i
trey. , l
Mrs. D. I). Rowland has bum: mono» l
ed to the house for several dxiys with a
severe Cold. "

Mrs. Sarah Brownie able to be out.
nfllilil after u tWo weeks‘ illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard lisckwith, of
itiducileld, have visited Mrs. llnwlny
Williams.

The Nordelrl Y. P. 8. (7. E. "matings
will. until April l. begin dioxin p, m,
utter which a preaching service will fol.
low.

Miss Eleanor Hoyt has spent a few
days in Norwalk.

- W. B. Moreliouie has bnnn soriounly
ill for several duys.

Frank P. Lane attended so executiv-
mccting of the Norwalk Christian En)
di'imi/i' Union in South Norwich, Moth
d“? “'e'llfigs_w_,m.,. .

One Way to in Ham

1. to attend to the comforts of Voiir fondly
unmilvlonentthom a-nloh A (null or this a.
call on (in: ii limb-on.
um Mimi IKWoed . .
«» gunfight?“ Icolilituedurmiw mu
fermion ' m

l‘lutlllr WWW» 5'.
Varmint. solo directs.

 

Pettlt and Percy 'retlow.

 

otllcicncy nnll do n grunt deal more go u].
The hi-nltholllm-rmnild give tho canoe
brought. lit-fore him better attention. Ho
cxprcssudultolit-f that. the Houth Nora
walk Council, as well an the pvoplo of
that city, would be in fuvor of n joint
board.

The. nuiiucstions mllbo r-ousidcrcdby‘
Mnyor Wliwder nor] the Council.

Real Estate transfers.
Maria A.’ Weod'to Frederick E. [ionic
wood, land in Rowuyton.
Hurry Rider to Mary C. Rider, bind:
in East avenue, lust Norwnlk.
Harry Birlnrto Mary ii“. liider, land;
and buildings in Maple avenue, Enst’
Norwnlk. ' ‘
Theodore ii. Nash. Sarah M. Niacin.
Lewis ii. Nash, William (1. Schools,
Surnh A. Hzimmlfl, of Nurwulk,crirl Min-
t-rva E. Raymond, of Detroit, Mich, to;
lionicr N. Dunning, bind in south Nor?
walk, adjoining primes-tr of Homer N.
Dunning. Jim-1m L. Jennings, Henry It.
Fitch and the estate of I). K. Rush.

“cits-roan

tortufsmuudchfidm

 

 

v. rm to provu that em mV'
and“ (lore tor CrvnirIismn-l nil diatoms
my Will“. and Mrs-n brine aim my out

o . . - > '

 

 

l ‘ ‘ _ I

. llnnmvrm that
, “Ill 1-! "W “Sly, llil' i'fiililli- i‘v.‘ ‘iill‘ll in to:

. (lll'l
‘ nmkw surr‘ tiiv iiiipl'ml «ml "V'w xvivl‘. tml.

’iluleh nil chin-i on him.

which lbw-"(9 ’iO'rWHih llh’lll'i'fl. Mr. Murrow l

. Mm. new... town rs r n «liven-n,

llnde ho liil‘.’ left it Blilllili‘l'i'lh’llll'l' tum-
trli-vo his lip-C lnislnimsnnd sor-inl sinmllnir.

Ilo proposes to live down the punt and
to rcnmin Ill 'i‘mutoii nnd Iiitmul strictly
to busincss. From nnotln-i' murm- It mi»:
hmi'nml flillf Mrs, Ilnrnus hue Ill'l‘fl mode

[buy did, but tho angry consul would Mfr ‘
ncvept the apology and sold he had with
i-cd Llil‘ mutter to his uovor'niiient. ’
This is 11m Ill'HiZ known case when no .
Spanish oiliclnls have. opened sluts down-
mont. lmmrs, but Americans in Havana
hollow ihnt ii. tins been done ever since the

H.KRIEGR,

 

to hollow: [hut MiigoW'.;; his l'm'liilll' poor
lil’liI that. this Ilhlnhoznn divorces iiill not I
Mobil. '1 Iii‘l"v9 is no doubt :ilmiit their iunro
Thu!" in Milwzmkcc on' Juno i lost nl‘lcr l
both hnli ra‘v'vlwtl thulrilklnhoinn divorce“.

wnr bump. it is Hfilfi‘il on the ntlthmity

 

 

Store infiahackomo Hotel. Block. '

.... ...-..._......._...— mm—a

 

 

WHEN looking for Christmas presents youihlahm‘“ ""5 "m" fm‘lu‘mfly mml’m‘l

will do Well to inspect my stock, as I have n’ itiq iiinloi'siootl t-lmithe :20 Cuban girls

You Can Find '

 

Proof of the Milwmiku .‘lnrringe.
When Mnizuwnn ilmilrd it. thnw'v ll)l(’l'- .
voted in his lluoncinl ii'nnem-lioiis wrote;
for proofs in Milumkwnnll rt'l'l'll‘ril vulli :
clout. lividvln'r in establish iii-innit u dour bl
Hint Mr. .‘vlummnii and .‘ll’i. ilui'in-s li‘i'lll l
mnrrimi. Win-n thrylunrnml tlmi. on 0242.; j
homu divoric inns not vil'rwtii'c until nix ‘
months utiuv iln- (ll't'l‘i'il. llnsy «lcrldml in l
hoop tho marriage Wurst. |
Mucowun twr. works nun villi-toil :1 9‘va l
tlvinml with Mrs. Iinriws‘ lm-zhuml null:
unto him ’(HJIUH in ll-‘llflf iboéiwwn,
in-wnntml, llcrm-s brim:
r l
’1 buy in o'wiwl :. :4 i
imirinm in l"liil.'tl¢-'.pl;i:i m m to3

up liutiwlwo-pim'.

 

 

TL.“ iwun :.fiurw:;rd ”Milli! both i." l' ,
lingo->4 on .. mu on Mount: r Slain”, his piin
mpul h win-r. lib vi 2. ,imlguu-ni it r Show «M
nini rlr-wlnrm ilntt lint-mull] prom .\7.«;,m.i:,n
for n. ur-itlvizu'vit.. The fort of III" ll.z:il‘i:i,,w
im'. mtnlilich ’fl, and this hr Might
l'wlu'lllnii :iiwm: four (‘Ul'lmt'lillmm‘
Vilal‘ l: .‘uIngnmm lms l.l.‘lli:i,,’i'tl. i

.\ phm urn thvn not up it. cut him out 2
of his :.u~.rr.il prniiluns, niul 'h . llfllll'lI w- '
lion of nil tln- :uan'klirdiiv-i'v is mill In linu-
Il‘ll!IlIt'Ill'tl him. This lotion lzmi I. I'll
thu-nlvii- «I bit mu v iiiw', : in! IH' (ii‘ iii ll
my tint wimnuv tlwil l'nu lnwi Illllill‘ ‘

ll ia- burnt-oi 'Ilhl. Wll-‘Yl .‘IZlKivlitlfllll’i'l‘d'l I
lit his l'l-mr tlm \wlimm' iziiuh him by in 1;
i‘llillll'i'll “313'"HH‘IIIIHJIV(’Iilllll'lTX‘ilC'hi1!V
brought limits in My I‘f'l'“. .‘li's Momma“
l'l'l"l\'i‘ll Ivim plus-wiztly, ”v is till" :1in
pit-5min: in if‘ t. his family limit in lfm‘
ill; mall—inn.

It, is stutml tlu:t the brink lir‘twm‘m .\l.i
wiwnn liliil .\li'~'. Tommi is n (ml. and that
sh» Inns In on iflVl‘ll n lump mm i» H I'm:
.\lnq..t..:i:. it lri
Hut-ii. M l‘HllVliiHlI that his. ilklnlmmi ill
sown i- llllipi'l‘fifll‘l' :iml hi~ ,‘lilu‘uuluw
liliil'i'lut'“ invuliil,

It l’l lul'nvvnl llnii the flim'klinlill'r-a ul'
1an i":l'll~l"nllllil-s of v. hi» I: Magnum. la tEu
,Ir"“l'li Ill mill iriw llm .‘lllillli‘l‘ ulturno.

:iluui’,

ill"

 

, :‘i'llr’iinr Skll'm, whvw «‘uiildlvnn- has Inn in

lnully salmon in M’i':i»‘.i‘uii. i~ (lipuiil
tlml tiny. Ill.t,i.;ov.;iii's vlmmmi ilnpvznh
avhtlrrly on him, ‘

"t'vulltn of ”in Troubles.

l'i'nrik A. Magnum”, fornwrly pinyin"

Inf 'l‘r. :ltou nml :i'. Hlii‘ timn licpulli. :u;

cziii/liilclv f. l' tlw Illildlllilllffll fur no \‘l-l'll‘li‘

n! .‘ivw hr 55' and bond of 'i‘U'l‘ul lni'u'n ,
' manufacturing l'llil‘t‘fil'lrt‘il, lvl'.’ hie h lllil'
’1 ln‘ ‘
mil-n: of III!- zilmzn. ,. Wm nut l-JIHWH until >

in ’I'rcnlnii pint lml’nm Mm. l, lH‘ifi.

dust. H of tlmt your. win-n .1 (liquid:

from lill Iii'll'l, H. ’l,. «xiv! h“ liml Ti'fllhfi‘?‘ ‘
l'iI lhcrt- on Aug. 1 :nd Il‘lil haunt” pr-wovil ‘

iron nuninst iii-4 xvii» fur div-um».

Ili' hurl ti'uviruulr trim! in it it, it (Ilium-n I

in New .lrr-agv, He and his iiifc were
ll'nlilllilllif in 'l‘rvnlnn rm'li'ii'.

Mr. .‘ilugtmi’nh ., mm ilmz- f‘l‘l'l‘liili‘i in his
.ipylirriiivn for u divorce (‘I‘L’i’liji‘iIlI A.
ibiriwu, :l wmturn llliill. n:-» inurnzvi' of tlm.
bin-.tvrn Itubiwr rmnpnnyii: 'iiwitun. .‘il 1'.
Ilill’lti‘i limmht pith him his mile. 2'.
lniutlwrnn- nvmimli Ml~ in'liv iti'l'ilfllfillv-ll
will aim ill vvlit'v lmr‘nlm' :i llnli'llll'
llvrnrn in tho rirwlw in uhir-li T-lr. nnrl
,\Ii 4. Mounts-on moml. In ”luv it was in:
lll"f'l'dfllill‘. .‘ilr. .‘lJl‘Ul'fiill'A fituiitloiiu In
Min, linrnm “Hr" m-mntml by his min
nml tho! they doom-ltd in r-unswpwin'o.

Mr, crul Mrs. lllll'ill‘ri liwd iw'it dour to
I‘ ii .‘Zni'oixnn 8" aid '11‘ v in it linusi- \illu'li
Mr»! Magnunn our-i. Mr. liurni-i'in
limo (urtimln his n-ig‘olmi' to viall his
boom, ’I’lnw hml n immunil mn-mmtcr in
tlw oillro or the rubber t'liilignti)’. Mr.
Il‘.l'll"~l l'.lIIi”;I Mr Mnuowun .‘l l'mr, vow
knocked t’mWfI nmi :u‘aml to tender his
rovnicnntlnn. Ili'rl'.'l;.‘l‘.t‘il.

“u wont in tho m. mayor's oilh‘v n {cw
diyw lnz- r with n u-wlir-r nizd knife Mill.

in "1' ‘,

3 ii. lw fill!“ :l'il. ”mu ti'iiHl to kill Illlli, ‘
llr- cum nrrrsml. «'linri'l'il with nssoult

with liitmit to hill and ri-lvnuud iii hull of
ii'mmn. .ira, l’mi'nm “1,... sold to bow l m-n
in tin tmln which mrriml Mr. .‘lnuownu
in Oklahoma. A nlulllfli’nlll nmmnm-o.
ment which l'nlln‘lh‘t'il won that A. ll. limo-
on-l was Hillflrlé'l not only for Mr. Mumm-
nri, but Mm. Marin-Hm well.

Align»? of ism ivns ric-li in event: lot
on Win fif’rl'eii'll fur :illunntiuu the nfl‘oc- 1
tlrms of Mn, hint/’4. Ho rcpiiml by mum
inirthvm-rwit of Mr. Horne-s fur iwrjoi‘y.

irowm lwl Mr. ”times untested on the
rlmrin' of lnrwny, mid Mr. Mowiwnii‘s
cmllton lit-nun to M".

him. Mnnownn doubled to fight bur lins-
hnml'q suit for ilivm'nmrly in lsml, nmi

in March Mrs, Homes wuii dlvorrml in ; lmr to Ann-ricotta, in polite liliiml'tltllffi nil.I
. likilihnmn.

Mr. Miiize’wmi‘n boom was
mlml. Mr, llnrnvs slim] him for timunrms,
nlluuinu futon nrrcst. ills husincsndron
bios lru'rranml. .

Amt then. is low omits out). it won rm.
noinwmi that. brand Mrs. linrmm hurt but it
tnnrrir-d. Xawii is stated thnttlnvy nro
sepnrnwd.

Weather forecast.

Threatening weather, with rain macaw:
silently um: WW1 winds.

 

I' r t: ”n,“ (I. , _ ,(3 ‘ _ f: m .( lu-ocntly arrested at Huntingo do Cube
“ i2: ‘ "’ g’) HIS! 5d“ it! 1 for 1“ 1 1' my trade . won: treated with such brutality hythe
that are beautiful In design, of standard makes ; niitlioritlvsllmt the Iiluhupiif that; anymo-
anri at attractive prices. You will find many"“"*“"‘ "” ““le ”mm: mm that “'“h

, . il'cnlnn-nt of women only served Wang?
gilOflS lllfli. are lltfhll‘iilllc that are not f0 be found . munt the number of inguifiguntg,

elsewhere in Norwalk at

Christ-
mas
Presents
For All

 

r
TREATY COMMENT."
London Paper-i Displaased Our tho Pul-
pectlve Defeat of Arbitration.
Inmoov, Fob. 2,—(‘onimcnting upon
tho. ('iLllliliI stall-incur, olitfl Washington
mun-spoinlmu to the i-fi‘m‘t that them iii no.
how- that. the AIlllllerl'ilijl‘lCltll arbitration
NURVVALK, CONNECTICUT tmuy will In" rutiiloil by the United States
. , H‘Illlli‘. ’i'hv l).iily Chronicle this morning
('liurin-tr'i'lxm the ili'llilll of thoscnatorsaii

“grout wickedness."

(.‘outinulnp; its comments, The Union.
ici: suys:

" We zm‘ sure tlint. all good men in
America us wwll as elsewhere who are not
llullili‘tl by ll'l'lllltillitl liuli‘ed will stand
hillllitllly by (lowland .iml the treaty.”

'i‘ln- ’l'inws this morning snyrl editori-
:illyz‘

“It. Wntlld not be civil for not!) associate
oursclii-s with the vigorous language em-

‘ pluyvil by thi- Ncw York papers with rule!“
rim- to tho timiy :lf-l lillli'l'ldi‘fl in the flit-
vign :iil‘nlr. commune of tho minute of the
l'uitml fitilvc. but l'cwEnglishmcn will
i'itf’ll in dissent from thesiihstpncc‘nf their
1'. ninth-2 Our foilh in thdécnai‘ki has been
sorvly trim! of into ymrs. rind 3hr nld they
sum-owl in replacing this front 7 by an

 

A. W. AUSTIN’S

 

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er: in doubt v.3...t to use for
m nobility. Lwo of Power,
.1. .rmv.A:r .phv.‘.'nnmr::£rand
other wcnknrwsznni any cache,
the ‘Imm PMs. bruins checked
~ livid vigor uiirkiy restore-d.
' f occluded. [in h ironic” "WM" fullly.
. ”riled fr:r$l.ll‘;tlbnxes $5.00. With
" '. on orders we raw: n uuumntcc to
_ or rrfund the mom 3’, Adora! ‘
.‘ l- EAL "EDlCll’iE 00.. Cleveland. 0.

 
 
 
 

 

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li‘orSnln by Tomlinson’s drove store.

C

' ._ ! THE
ram L 3
Us in i-‘iLr'r Emixnueit'amive l NORWALK BUILDING

bloom Noswsm Fonan Your: COM PANY
I

A. Iii.» use, «no. r. l5. s 15.0 r... 7 as. 752. s 11'.
901.936.? as. in 35, ll :n.
l’. M . i1 is. i ll. 2 as. 2 m, 4 m s is. 5-:iu, c an. Aided by our sir-um dcrricks, saws, bor—
ing innoliinvs. with, we can quote
IlillV PRICES 0N empty chum it Would in. oil thc’mrrmto
lw l‘i'gl'i‘lil‘il litll‘:lll.~‘li it would retard the

1241.756, 811.1020.
SUNDAYS.
'A. M.~*l‘: 53 i so, 5 is. s is. P. aims w, 1 to. ‘ .
Di A” “Inds Of T'mber Work I w'nci‘ul adoption throughout the World of
Churches, Factories or any Large Build- ll“‘,l"'l“"il”" "f “ll’ilmfl‘m' ”Thai” W
int; work it Spilddlty. bulieluii-y will be Willing to ratify n mm

. . I . r1 :iliui'iiw‘ :igi'i‘muunt, liut Wu fear for flu
SHOP’ B“ LRHIUP‘_ AVENUE' l'i‘s'illl, Ill‘filllli‘ tho llolii-f of tho peopled
Er ST NUKVVALK, CONN. both countries in the policy of arbitration
LESLIE GAMBLE, Manager. yund tho gcnvrnl «ii-ore fo‘rii irmiyol‘ this
013” l‘IliiI'a'l"ti.'I'. In the [NFC of the silimcaol

I‘I'iNIiIl'IIr I‘Lli‘t‘t MrKlllli’iju must. [WE-
OASTORIA. ‘ pun! «uirsclvm for disappointment and for

Tie (13» eiih -r u elmn trout. ' or n in."
ullflll! W ting “ i . , 3” > . Cf.
..... we. ..
u , . . In

Mothers wimsochildron are troubled

n .
Lit/wit New Your: son Scorn Nonwnx.

A. lil.~ is on, n on, e on. 7 no, it on, em. in in, in or.

ii on, it on, 1-2 or. i

P. lllr‘l n4. ‘2 m. ft m. :i so. i 09. i cs. 4 no. n no,-
i'. on. 6 us, 7 on, ii on. n :m. l

HUNDA Yul.
A..‘ll.»i'2m.cm.1zm. l'. m.s no.
LEAVE Sour" NUIKWALK i'on NEW lines.
A. Mrl) to, i ii. 6 3:. 7 n, s in. 911.1lllv5.ll‘"7

l H.
I'. M." was. 137. ii 06. 4 20. 5 '27. 627. ’I it).

Mi. Mi. ll 15. . ’
SbNDAll-i.
A ”(”12 40. Lil. 742. cu. It}! 415.
Disnunr lhvmon ~ LEAVE Ho. Noninm.

Alleged Bunk Wrecker Amine!"

NIAHAIM FALLS, Fob. .‘2.-—(_‘.olonel C. B.
‘ (lushill, president of tho Cataract Milling

A. 3i.—s 37. lb on. I". M: l is. i 32. 511.15 at.
HUNUAYS.
A.M.~c so. P. M»: ‘lfi.
lluivu limponr.
A. li.~c on. ii iii, ii in. 1'. M.~ rt 30. t is,
SUNDAYS.
A .li.——s cs. 1’. Mme id.

HARPER’S wrsiiv I
In l897.

Willi lIli' end of lulu} ilnrpir's Wi-i-ltly
Will have livi-cl forty years.
it hits pnrticipntml With oil the null null
pom-r nl its mmnutnnl in line prom p‘lllli
t'nl i'i‘i'tils nl’ llli' iiiimi. intvri'elinu itflll ltlll
portunt ncriml iii 1 II“ history of ”lo mum I’y

 

.
ninl it Illl'i “[ll‘t‘lifl lu-forc its trader-i lin-
iu'rouipli-«linil-um of aniriicv, nrin iiml lI-i~
li-rs for the instruction of tiwbumnu mind
and Iln- amelioration of human mnditioim
um! I I ”mum-rs.

\l’hui line Weekly hm been in iii spirit
and lilll‘llwni', ii.» 1 him- how been iiiuiiil’rw
iviiprliu'lpzilly lll its i,~.iilf.t|rliil patina, it
will ("llllllllli‘ i 1 ln'.

. it. Ia llllplll-mllill' to nnnounce with [>f't“

‘t-Mop ii” thou the wrokly will contain
durum the your lH'JT. It wr-rc us cosy to
mmouuw- Wlllll is Illl-llli to happen in HIV
world, u'nsil triumphs for 1100" govern
men! die In be “on, whut. liiIVilll(.'i“i of tin-

lu Hint. time:

with bad colds, cronp or whoopintr
cough will do well to rend what Dr. R,
E. Itulmy, ofnnloy. Mo, rays on this
snbjw-t. He writes: “For yours we
hove nwl (Iiisiiirlwrliiin's Remedy, and
always lief-p it in the house It is re—
gnrdr-il in our fgunily in. a specific for all
kinds of colds and coughs." The :25 and

 

' Lilli mint bottles for solo by U. U. Stilltiuu,

V i CHILDREN'S REMEDY.

lMcihcr Gray. 3 New York Nurse. Gives Soulh
{ Norwalk Mothers the Benefit cl Experience.

; Then: is n rumcdy for children's ordi-
‘unry ills. known at the dim,' stores itH
;walli:f'l;|'lty‘~‘ Sweet Worm Powders,
fwliic'n is very popular nuiong South
l Nnrwnlk mothers who, hnvo used this
,‘ mmliuilm for the past live seasons. Moth~
‘,«~r ”my, for niziny years n nurse in tho
liihildrrn‘s Home in New York, the ori
7 ginntorof ilwsc powders, devoted ihv
ilrost years of her life to trcnting the
1 many children's ailments which so often
,rzzinnr to him notice in her capacity iii"
mum. The result of her experience

l

company, In»: lli'UIl iii‘i'i.:stri‘l hero by Dope
uty hiiii'sliul Aldrich on n. copies issued by
, tho i'nitl-rl Status court. in All'inny. which
charm-s him with being: it potty in misfit»
propriutindfunds belonging to the First
Notional hunk of this city, which institip ‘
tion was wrmrki'il RI, few weeks ago. The
ruplzm provides for the opponrnnce of Colo-
ncl (iiisklll in tho I'nitcd Staten district
court; in Film on this third Tuesday in
Man-ch. llomlsmvn worn scoured £01.90,-
noo, nod Mr. iinshlll was I'i loosed.

 

New York Legislature.
ALBANY, Feb. >.'..~'l‘ho smote adopted
the t‘lllll‘lll'l'i‘lli» resolution grunting! tha
Lzl‘l‘llit‘l' Now York mutinirznion :lililoys" ii"-
li'l‘lililll of time. In tho assembly Mr.
Finn‘s resolution to investignte imperial»
lures by tho New York pollco departure!”

of mnwlnso to ilousul (ionornl fee that. ‘

wus rcjwtml. 'l‘hu zinmuil iip’propmtion‘

bill \‘lllri plinhi'd. A l‘t‘Hilllllllilfl opposing.
l‘llfifli'llilllll of tho urbllriiioii treaty Vim
Croat, Ilrituiu was introdi‘irixl.

Corriguu May [to Ciirdlrml.
noun. Pull, out is mum! on good sum
thorny lluit in \‘nticuur-lri-lcs it. is 1'93an
NI us pi'olznblo thnt Archbishop (lorrignn
of Now York will be treated n (-ririiimtl b1

{it‘llplt' urv in M lllmit‘, omit is In his the 7 she has givnn to the world in her Moth— the pope.

uiiti'onwul' tine: r ‘llllllllilllrt struggle. In-
lm-Hi the spirits of Mir rim]. pron-v, what.
. in In Imppcn in tho fur Hist. whnt is to ins

' tlw Note. of Humor twcl'm momm In-mw,‘

\i'lint Ilt'W unit-Vols or" .w-iuiicc im- in in: re,»

\wilvil, or what Mu tube thi-littliicvmnmim
{of arts nml letters, for the. Wmdily In to ho
.ii llll‘lul'llll I'W‘Itl‘ll of ifi‘l’tiiin.

i'm'li‘nnm Will continuum in! it feature.

Sui-ml Horus: A New l‘lllizlllflflleffil’fv'
by Mimi .llury l4}. Wilkins will begin in
Autumn. A title of It firi't'k l'pi'lninir
' Auninxt the Turks, bv Mr. id. l". ‘wnson,

tin: niillior of "Dodo,“ will follow.
«lupin-l in "Tim IIrniw-Ilunt on tho i-lryx."
‘ by Mr. John lCi-iulrirl: llnngs, illustrated

A"

:cr Cmy'.» l-lwu‘t Worm Powders. 'l‘hcsc
,powdcrs nro now plnccd in all drug
stores, nnd mothers everywhere mic and
, praise them and tell othcrmoi born about.
lilioiu. They cutie fovm’ishness, diar-
irhwn. hull stomach. constipation, Ili"lil-
Euchre and till Htulliiliill illlil bowel
gtronblvs. 'i'hey cleanse the stomach
l and bowels. and if worms exist positive-
";lydcstroy them, and by clvnnsing the
swim" do the child grind in may event.

BRIEF TELEGR‘AMS.

Sims Iloows, the London singer, [in
Inn-n declared n llitllltl‘lllltu

Two more. t‘nbnns Wore shut. in Cubism
tom-om, lluvuuu, for the “crime of re
lion."

Mrs. Cnrew, on English Woman,
convicted of. Yilltillliilllil of poinonin,
Illliilltllltl und wus sputum-ml to death
' (ilim'luy Mllt'lnill. tho English

threatens to l‘tllllil il\’(ll‘ mid ohuII , a

winiu-roi‘ the Corivctt. Filmininnr

5 “Idli- niui lietlcrs" lmvc hum: mount: the;

by Mr. I’Nei' Nowell. - . 2 . . . ' . ’

MmWHHMWMWm WWW in ”W‘Mothommskut your drug store for ’a M A (2]l)I.i.’:llH|illllt.Il train ”angle: , _
Wm-kly ”in" it Ill‘Ll-i been possible to [Mir l "W‘mU"m'l' “PM ”“3 ”t MOW“ Only 3 V“ n. WNW" “minimum. ’ .4
lob during: Willi. lfiwevt Worm Powders, nod use them in ‘ “m“ “m m” "‘0" “WWI" 0" “A Style

. inlnistci' to h‘inui. »

M" W' ll. Imwm‘iyonr family. They are plvusnnt to tnko.

lh‘pnrtmenie:
Attorney ilencrul linrmor

l must ulmrnilnu fontui'cn of pcr’imlicnl luc-

‘imniributu oliu-rvuiiuns on win“. In going
on in “This liiuy Worlilg” ".iiiintvur
itiinirt.“ will remain the moist. important.
idc nrtnwnt of its kind in the country.

I "he Weekly will f'lllillflflt' to prw-nt to
’ its renders the World‘s iwwn new. llill‘fl'hf‘

;Vl|lll,‘tiii in boat: ilm lilrrnry nml littlelli;
‘ lectures. ltlill to m-luln for itself tho lend-
Iiiu place in tho Illiisti‘ntcd juiirmiilnm of
the world.

NeWsplipern urn not to copy this driver-
i 'llll'millll without the exprcm order o
lini‘pcr do llrnthers. ‘

x i. v,

ii A if P nun-1 W ii Id
For One Year, ,
Pilliflifll tree to nil notmcrlbers in the lint
ted limit-n, (lanolin and Mexico. .
Addie», Bliti’i‘llt St liltil’i‘llltltii.

P. 0. lion no, N. Y. City.

 

 

lurid harmless 1“ milk. A trinl minimizi-

:who will millrcss Allen 8. Olmsted, Lu-

ilioy. N. Y.

Champion snot oi the World.
liliesAimmUnkli-y writes: “M self
, and many of the British) Bill Wild Vest
{Co have given Allen's Foot-cuss, the
ipowdcr tosknkoiutotho slimli. it most
thorough trial. nnd can honestly say
ihntlt does all if not more than you
Violin." lt instantly tfllfl'l the sting out

9

of (mm and liunions. Allen’s Foot-onus

wisaoertnm cute for swollen. solution“
(

inching. blistmcd or sweating feet. 80 4 - .,r.
by all droughts and shoe swine. twenty- l “9" “1 “it! fillfmlllit Will $

tire mints. sample sent tree. Ml," WW» “WW ,9”.

muscle-nu. muons. it. 1 MM<M 0* elm

A
l

Vilw l’niii-d Htutes nicorncy

Mr. Ma lruturv; Mr. H. ti. Mimic. nod others will . will he rant. {run for trial to my mother m“... I’m... to proceed Will"

Eillibiinioi'lnig steamer 'l‘hrl
l piracy.

1 In the byclcctlun in l<'r~
3 land, Uliptniit altlllil Him 1 , .
,v'umlldnto, wnu clot-ted I 511033, ..
‘, on increased majority o“V ; .
gpi'sdin'emlr. 00 u , I; .
5 Mrs. Louise Wont-no “ 3
i Y.. crnzud by uric! on r .
, linml’n dcnth, tried to

{the fifth time nod {:25 u

; tried to kill one of her.

i ('ii‘fl'lt'fl l’l. llnwrm oi .
;. his mamptunrro ol' the no

 

 

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