. molecule ‘ , .nftl. 11.qu
lira Bichardllitagerald. oi Washinm
tau street. has the pneumonia. ‘
‘ MiseAniolia Beryllium. of West ave-
" line. to recovering irotn an attack of the
It'll!- ‘ ‘
‘ hound Crawford. 0! Crsnbury, will
soon start on a tourvaronnd' the world.
no is now visiting in New York.
fie Ill-ace Kale Bayee and Ann»
Ward are expected to arrive in flor—
walk from Ireland. late in W
Mrs. William )1. Bette and daughter.
of Ehn street. have returned home from
a trip to Washington.
Dr. L. )1. Allen is putting his catboat
“Boo Boo" in commission. from the
rear of Bridgetender Cole's house. '
Alisa Mary Day, teacher in Grade 4..
ln‘thc Knndaen building. is sick. and
Mitts Juiia‘ Stow issnhstltutiugior lit-r.
“Edwin 0. Henderson. oi Winnipanlt.
is convalescent item a serious illncsn of
scarlet fever. .
.. William A. Powell has entered the
empty of Wesley Puncher. the" market-
in in at Holden and Riverside avenuea.
Il’ho case of James Price ve. Orrin L.
Baasett and wife will be tried tomorrow
in the Court of Common Pleas.
George Bail wilz contemplates: opening
a grocery store in the Mcuullen build-
ing in Franklin avenue.
hire. 1“ Smith. who hue been visitit-l:
her son. Walter fitnith, of Grant strut t.
will call today for her home ill England.
. ‘ nu. Btubhina atoms. oi Amriomv
«rent. is improving from a severe illnvn a.
Mrs. Mary Madden. who attended the
late Miss Aline Cahill with Mrs. Adams,
is critically ill. ....w...
The Woman‘a Christian Temperance
Union will hold a aervico in the Find
Methodist Epiecopal church. next Sim-
day afternoon. _
'1‘. F. Manner. who has been mailing
an extensive tour of the United States
for the putt thirteen years. will open a
newa and stationery store at ll South
Main etreet. Saturday.
Waldo C. Brian-l. who ill now in the
employ of the United States government.
and has been at New London. hall been
detailed for duty in Woetport harbor,
and is melding at it Croat-out Terrace.
Military inemctor Thornne Hunt liit-t
made an inspection of llultlanoee in
Amidemy and flerwin street-e. it"
found tin-m to ho tlungvrontl to the city‘a
health. and they will be at once fill0illl’
odiu ..-.
Olundena Milton will leave Norwniil
Sunday for New rm. when» he will r ~-
sltle‘ permanently. H n» will lieelnploymi
in a silk connotation house. Mr. Anh-
tin will leave behind him alnrue circle
ottriends who wish him cancers in hit-
new venture.
At the (lhlpcl oi liar lloly saviour.
every Huntley ovcuinn durum hunt. tho-
uhoiv will sing the lilac-ere. not to liir
J ill“ Hittiner‘tt urand outdo. us until: in
til. l’anl'e cathedral. lmnrion.
llev. it B” l’liiil will pmach in lilt-
chain-i in lieritnley atreot ovary Wetland.
any evening in Inn". at will o’clock.
«scroll April 3th. when the lemon will
he delivered by the itav. John D. Show.
mlor oi lit. .lalnos' church. Distillery
The Knight Street African Metlnaliut
lipismpai church will give its lent tit at r
thin and tilimrll’. manhunt the Mini.
ilth’ii. for the hearth. oi itw, l H
itamis. whore Morale of the church
terminate-t in Key.
“limit!“ tmwhmt. of North avenue.
on 'i’umi‘iay joined a yachting petty
‘ it loud for it year'noral-o H'artilll from
not Jettemm.‘ he will that the Wm
' iodine and truth thence eel mil Milo
Micrranean all i.
The miter-ti neutrino! the twin elite
apt utiwh tith and "melon-d a club
«odor the naive oi the Twin titty (limit.
"torr- vinh. They are maililnr prepare-
iloot tlrntoniello he told nwliillat
m Miners am President. it. it
gull-lo «convolution. 4’ it hitch; trees.
. new. M Mill-l N‘th‘ltfly. ti. i).
em hammer WJ
hfin‘lifllile (lorhttmlfin ‘ [I .
ll ‘ y Kinda/Hit.” ”...!" ‘ "
imam Oimntoatl. 15.. I .
.. GflIIM»WuW. ti. 3.;
s~Joiia It. Pinch. N.
twlnleline Belinda”. N.
, weenie Fuller. ll .
9—Idwiu‘W. Brad]. N».
lt-Darius N. (ltnlrh. Bl .
llr-Tml' Finds". it . ~ r.
lea—Walmiehrew. it it .
ill-«fliers Breui‘an. 8. ll .
sew-Jame: Latte. w.
thin!» ll. flnhill. N .
l'l—Aualo fierce. ii. a
il—Phehe Ehrlich. R. N. In
"manuals Finis. Standout. rt
ill-(loom ilweet. it. it it
17~Washlumlvtnin¢s, ll. N,. M ii i?
w—Andmfl’eny. N . ca
nth-Email!» 31.3“th 8. ll. 72 In
al~lllchsrd ll. (leer. N. iii a u
mrPatrtck Kelly. it. 8.. in
lowCharletl P. (idiom. N . lit 4 Li'-
' tel-Alice inn Lincohl. N . r: it 2
M—flanaah it. P ten. 11. it. p m to it!
ail-William it. (larvev. K. no «r
new Illhee.E.ll. M a I?
‘ clalEll Mill itilllillflll.
The Progressive Twenty will meet
Friday. Hatch iilth. with Mitts Lou Uni
ion, of Pmpect avenue. '
James Pooiey and Arthur Whitney
have mooted nhotld and restaurant at.
"Edwnrtlfs Landing," Bcott‘a (love.
A junior choir has been tormod in the
Congregational church. ntidor the direc-
tion of Btanley Whitney and Mrs. Jon-ta
Among the members are Misses (tiara
Belle Waterbury. Etta and Lola Bowen.
Rattle and Agnes Stanfield. Irma Smith
'i‘esttu Hoyt. Helen Waterbury. Ivy ll r~
chard. Susie Hillimtm. Bertha Schliem-
linu and Willie Fleming. Braytcu J0me.
Keith Edwards. ”
Edward Aneteuhna uncured a position
with the Empire Publishing company.
in New York.
Mrs. A. E. Morley continues to gain
strength daily. and is now able to wall:
without assistance.
Stanley Whitney hall placed an elm»
trio light in his conservatory. Broolittltle-
avenue.
Iliall Annie Mother has been wry ii:
at the home of her brother. Horace lila-
ther, where she has been visiting.
Eli-Selectman Joseph llindley hat
about finished trolling oil the clients of
llitle M. .l. Davie. at the Ellethtl
willed. and making a divieion of the
prim-eds among the creditors. Nine
Davis is at present living with the
family at Dr. Bill, in Bridgeport.
Eagle Hook and Ladder conipauy has
arranged an attractive programme {or
tonight'tt concert in the Town "nil.
There will be several eelectiom by tho
ommny’a band. fancy club swinging
by Mia: Frederic“. of South Norwallt.
recitation-.1". T. Beehler. at Stamford.
ind P. 'l‘. Curran; tenor eolo. F ii.
Chndtlorton: piano eolo. Edwin Stevem;
hone solo. Captain Ford. with violin no-
eouipaniment. Captain Atwood.
rewritten.
Timber hall arrived for the new bridge
dividing Derien and Norwalk. The on
Red Mill booted here was built in Him.
Another narrow maps from drown inn
Iuwurred here recently. Willie Brrnlton
and Willie Lassen were cmssinn the mill
pond. when the ice broke and they'toli
into the water over their heads. For.
tunately they both unneeded in getting
out.
Addie Quilltneclt. live years or ago.
her sitter Annie and a little boy were
playing at the head of the will race o-
oently. when Addie fell into the water
A halt in the mill had broken. and the
machinery had just at that moment horn
1M“ down to male repairs. Otherwise
the content of water would have carriul
the little girl down the will race. Tim
cry for help was uiven and who was me-
oned by Ileeara lioyt. Parnell and W
B. Wilson. Him was insensible when
taken out oi the water. but Inuit “Kit-V
eretl tuluseiousnets
John Williams. at the New York Min»
ulna. gave anollw instruction ill lilhio
study. “UNI! night. lit the inn» ot
lites I‘ilnnls litle.
The inldies’ Union la rehearsing for
\irs. Jerley‘a liverworts. in! be given in
«limitation with the dollar attend. lhia
tnl‘nth.
hire. ii Arthur (lritiln in Mlvfiflllfl
tuna an attenlt oi‘ the grip
The oondith‘nl at lliiilord Pepper to
somewhat improved.
Hrs. llavill ll‘lillull has been lick of the
will
Edward 1.. literati: has returned than
a villi in ”It! York. 7
tlherloe (Me. Who has been employed
at the Milli inland Million-e. is paint»
leath- Iahaelntw» thirst. tiaalh tile-.-
welt.
mono-en. ni' llrldeepofl. we. 14’
recent eaten at Lewis iieislsad.
(Sharia Home"! hell little ill and
m to an lad tor tear mm. til».
rendition melee northbound.
‘ Hrs. ”utilisation”. at
'L lb
it! “We Valiant! «illicit directltns
a“ mile W {the Sunnis!“ 'ID‘
1...}: "Lament two WCSEQ’
canons. reels. ,
unm BY SAY “more.
These vests are worn with blazem
and other jackets or with open front
hmuee. The {route are etyliehly ar-
ranged over lining: titted by single bunt
darte. the plain-arm gorea and French
backs being 0! lining only. The closing
is in centre back with ,buttous and but«
ton-holes. the heel: being finished with
close-tilting etook collars over which
ribbon in tied in a large bow at the
back. Noll ieilluatrated made of em-
hroitlerod gratis linen with a green satin
stock bow at the neck. Gathers at the
rop’and bottom gracefully mljuet the
fullness that falls in regular French
pouch style. No :3 is of sheer bulleti-
incited oneach shine! a wide box-plan
that is covered with handeomeilncr i n
The stock bow into! violet satin ribbon
No. 3 is of cream ratio stylishly trimli
with jabotoi lace on each aide of llll‘
blouse (root. the pattern and directiom
for arranging being «included in the
pattern. Vesta in this etyle are very
serviceable endlend a pleasing variety
to the otherwise plain toilette». They
can be developed from batiste. mull.
lafleta. til-gaudy. lawn. uninemlil. plain
and fancy gratis liuon with lam. em
hroidery or insertion and ribbon at any
becoming color. ‘
The quantity oi material twenty-two
inches wide required to make No. i. No.
: or No.3 designs ie two anti one cighlhs
yards. (or a thirtyasis inch size. and cut-
out seven-eighths yards (or a (outta-u-
yeur old sire. .
The pattern, which in No time. mm
Mails tor twenty-tin»- cents, in out in
Him for a 3'1, no and 40 inch inlet turnsv
lire and for mines of fourteen and silt
teen years of age.
EVEMIO 85'"! El.
COUPON.
Inmate one Pattern any clue! I»
l
m. ,
our to and addreu
or a it to
Starteveat'e lerleia iieeee
"All . ....a......-........w...........-..._........._.m..
Amine” . .... , ....-.
cirrus llo. oil. size—éui
d I,
onfiit'i‘m'm
Thiecounon
ho
:ud'zm“
Ml’fi. he: I "
~~ High-priced Ilsehe!
About till milliona o! nitrates are annual-
iyilntnirtedintolhin country from the
iaiallliol Cuba. Tin-y tlro iiigh-pritod
oignra. and cost all high Hit a dollar a
plow. A mid deal of money to pay {or
a slturlo smoke. whou you can buy all
imperial t'mwn cigar for lilo.
tlnenllnutelaail the than “N! usury
to decide fit-tn perainlal raperiuntm that.
illiullinntei‘oucbtlum lllltl'll what. itu
onlnelm line. it. P. Wood. liorwnilt;
ti. t3. Htl lam. South Nor-walk.
'l‘orturing. itching scaly skin erup-
iitllll'. barns and amide an stellht-ti at
moo and pirnnptly Mil“. h DeWitt‘s
Witch tinsel Halve. the heat uown turn
for let. it. 1‘. Wired. Namath“. ll.
illil uni. ilonth Narwnlh.
Oi” Howard ”00.
The rasdrra oi lids paper will he
idea-ed to learn that lllttrnitl at least
one dromlcd titanium that motive hell
been able to carom aiiita ulnar-n. and
that in “Mirth. liail'a lintnt‘rh i'iili' is
the only pmitive rote dintiwn to the
await-at intercity b‘aterrh being a
mnetitnlionsl dimer. requires a taint-ti-
lntionel treatment. Hall'n i latarrh (little
is taken internally. mount directly own
thank-id and nicotine surfaces at the
uyeletn. thereby tinslmyinn the iountho
honor the disease. am giving the pa-
ilrtit "rennin by building aplhe cen-
nlilntitnllnnl eeeietlalt nattnn lliiitliil
its work. The miniature are so lune
iailh to lie curative
h
lll'l'lll‘ilttllliilltth Dollars for m
that it futile to cute. Head for If
lestl militia .
howl?“ ind. (tanner it do . To-
“filiiWfil‘.
Ill-tin 'l wataii"
......m“. dill“.
, _ ‘v 4 s
waillzii.tl.Itllmn.It lit
up» vvmmluvcwtiww u— "we .... .
annulment} _
lmliloulnnwum‘li lit
would work an day. go at the
usual hell! ill the evening and Rim a .,
u-ol'iy. M lint! been his custom.
it was not lees before the rennin;
lmnsnc microbe began lie were Th9
young manememarfluilydreeaed hint.
on". and. taking up his dinner nail.
started for the twtory.‘ Beyerth. oi
mum. round. the rectory incited up.
and. thinking there was no wot-ll. re
turned home none the wieer (or his
nocturnal pedestrlauisni.
(mo night he went to the river and
started on s tithing tour to Matinni-
i-unll inland. How long he rowed he
did not know. but it took‘ nlm almost
until daylight to return.
_ Other nocturnal walks followed, no
'lii Boyarlh tlnuily concluded that it
was Jim us well for him to know
win-re he won at when all the rest of
lhc world slept. ilo taking an old m't'kv
lit», in- tied it around out» leg. attached
it to n stout cord a couple or ynrtltt
long} and made tho other end rent to
the bodpout. For out-o in his life Bo~
ynrth retired n'ilh I'Vi'l'y announce
that he would be there in the morning.
in the middle or the night. however. he
nrotlo an usual. but when he got as rnr
on the end of the t‘ill’d he was halted.
in fact he tell headlong.
'l'he Jnr he experienced , awakened
him and he crawled back to'hedrh'ew
York Journal.
LACK OF SOUlRRELS.
‘l'he Elf-cl on the Good Reads ”notation in
One Locality.
"I won driving along a fairly good
mountain road in ell-d ’l't-nneetwt- when
l contain a place where for two miles .
it won the worst siren-h of road i
l'\'t'l' saw." tfillil a traveling salesman
to o Wuahington "Star” reporter.
had to got out and it'll“ my inirst- and
lift the buggy Winn-lit around the rocks.
tailing nearly two hours to go the NH)
miles. .
"At the tirsl stopping place I in-
tguirt-tl: ‘Why don't they till this mnd‘."
" "i‘iivy do. Law makes ‘om wn‘ll it,’
was the reply.
" "i’hn last two miles am the woret
i t-wr tailv.‘ I replied.
" 'Yn-llol. Yo‘ tit't'. they don‘t never
\t'll'li tin-in two lllllrlel.'
" 'Why uct'.”
" ‘I dunno. \‘o’ m. when we go in
wn'k liter roads \ve nllnn taken our
rilio'a orient; lt-r xii etlulrrehl. 'l‘hnr‘n a
heap o' minim-is all along that road.
t-i-ptin' jun-m tin-m [Wu lollies. no in row
in" ilou‘ wu'k Ilwnl.‘ "
Tomato Heart.
i'lpit-urtw t-elm'iaily and the public in ‘
.{t'lit'l‘lll should Inirwnruml by the futo-
of Pool 1). Warner. lie was examined
.1! the oily hospital and whilt- showing
llit' symptom» or consumption. was oi
oi spurring from n pm-nlitir ln-nrl af-
i‘t'rtion. which. :li'il-r repented t‘XlllllllllI'
liolm by the attending physlvinnn. mm
pronoun: ml to in- lymrIn-rnit-nln t'urtliw
pntlllll. or tomato ill-art.
i‘llriom no it may poem. the mall's
.lt-illllillil-ti t‘olltliiloll and "In Wl‘uklit‘hfl
or that important organ worn title to
the ptltlnnl't- hm- !or that luscious wt:
entitle. which lit'llll‘ at. every tonal.
Who-n tin-l ndnlillnl. Warner M.
hihiled all the symptoms or lli'lllt‘ poi‘a
tilting. and for n nhilo- his none but
ill-ti llw iklll at tho alto-titling pllyni
t‘llilifl. ttniy “ht-o his inordinate fond
rim-in for “w fl'llil wan tliamwred Wm:
.l tlilliflltwlirt ilillilt' ponalhie. Cincinnati
liltiiiil‘l‘i‘.
multiple l'ovrr Furniture.
'l‘lll'rti hna t‘ulllt‘ to light ill iiillulultlt
ltili. N. i'.. tho tum! Wulllll'l‘llll t'ullw‘
lion ..r slump»: whit-h any one i‘\'i'l'
lit-arti of. Not an Illlil'll tit-int lllt' mill
lit‘NH lit- in the “MINI”! illtrlllwlrt-n no
in tin» lllt‘lllml or nrrntlgwm-nl. "l‘lmrt-
uni Milli!" of Ilium. and Hwy i'tl‘lll
plolt-ly t-ovor vvvl‘y portion of u' In-d
room m'l. cumming or laden-nil. ilrl-rm
"r and t'hnit-u. 'i‘lw Mitlmm are .m-
cllrod in tin- not with the aid of gin».
and linen covered with heavy npnr
l‘llt'llish. ‘l'in- filiiililll can In» Willillt'tl
in their printout t'tliltlllitlll without in
inry. . New York Herald.
A Heinlein". flieyein.
A t ‘ittvelnnd line will to the i‘nria i'lt
hiiillloll tho lament bicycle ever made.
‘l'liin lllulnlnolh Illiit'lillll' wee [wrfwl
in all llll imi'ln. bill it with! only [to rid
den by a giant with n elrldv lento
t'liuliull to propel the whorl». Willt'lt me
ill {not ill dilllm-Ier. ’l‘ilin wonderful
hiryvlo. liutiillil‘il by ant-h a rider,
would mplnl the elit'titl of n hint, and
molhl rover o til-ll‘tllll'n of from villi to
iiilll ll't'i lilill t'lll'li N‘Villllllfln of ”W
innillla. and the simt‘ll lillllllv'tl would
in' it little in Iona than .‘iil flln‘tllltln,
Now York Journal.
At the tit-entire. Manse tabla.
“v”... rm l’t‘il hot for war with rlpain.
'i‘hoy inll‘l Hill In lighting any loo amm
to phone not“ '
"Why do yell tall: an gory. hilt.
ilpiintiiili"
”They tell me that Just all mean at
war in tit-t'ltll‘t'll prance will Kn right
up.“ i‘llweiatld l'laltl lat/tiller.
W
lint.
"mater." he cried. “minutely. "i
snow our intuition are 8M1. hilt lanai
you. “WNW. halve lilo? ‘i’oll raid
you would shew I‘ll let."
"then. but nolhii trail twill aloud a
jolt lat.“ the muttered. with a and.
sweet erotic. . liletrolt Mimi.
thm-tmmew
"Hull Fm
”Wily mail M It'll tit mill-at at
timer?” .
MI
'i‘
*Winter ‘
. " Goods at
Half Price!
Winter Miliiuerv. Children's Cloak: and Bonnets, Ladiee’floats
and Capes. Silk' Wallets, Winter
Robes.
have you can buy at half price.
H. KRIEGR.
Store in laheeltemo Hotel block.
Noveadays
No one
watch. ,
in America by the American Waltham
Watch C
meats particularly
”Riverside" and “Royal."
found in
cases at
W. Austin’s, 39
A.
soclz'rv area BALL
... .. PRlN'
AT TH
everything in lhe.shepeol .. .
We haven't very much left of anything, but whatever we
Wall Street. liorwelk.
9%“ 9"? Store in“,
Twin 933934. , .
ensncn'nroae‘ so and 556 mm hTRllll’i‘, extrication,
Skirts, Flannel Waists, Carriage
need go to Europe for a .
T he best are made right here
ompany. Two which move-
recommended-—
Can be
.golt],silver and gold filled
TING.....
eoteen years. he cctnplet
bv newline bone at
line! ve. ‘
and many of the
lander-to shake into
I! youlrave ever seen
agony of cronp. you can
Many homer in this city
out it. E. 1’. Wed
sale by G. (i. Slilieon.
E SEN‘VINEL OFFICE
('0. have given Allen's
is a certain cure for swollen. .
aching. blintered or sweating f
by all dmggiete and shoe m
tlvo collie. Sample sent free.
Allen S. Umsted. hello]. N. Y
achildin‘
at that'ailer ”maho'fifllo
gratitude of mothers who know that. . ‘
Minute Cough Cure reiievee Mr .
ones as quickly as it la ‘ '
“1.;
a» cum-om
/
. lot-welt
titillaon. South Norwalk. . .
mm.
Persons who are subject» _ ‘
itiliouscohovrillhepielsedto ’ _ ,_
prompt relief may be had by
tilismberlain's Codie. Cholera M
rhoea Rented . and it taken as
the tint ind cation of the M
were. it will prevent the M _
y.
7
, u
i?
* lHEo.H.0lSEN'
Bankrupt Solo of Shoes is now going on and will continue for two
monthq.
I Have Put in This lai- IOO Pair of
MEN’S FINE RUSSET SHOES
Value from $3 to $5 a Pair,
THAT I WILL SELL AT
HALF-PRICE...
350;“. ct Lonnebury, Mathewson &Co.’eladiee’flne shoes at half
price.
500 “ sample, l
Worth irom 81
150 pr. ladiee’
400 “
81.50.
300 pr. ladioo Goodyear welt, button. pat. leather tip, 8 etyg
worth 08, at 2.00
75 pr. 'miseee’ patent leather
80 i it it it
it it
it it
“ boys”. tap role,
950
60
50
{$0
“a
‘i no
'at own
3%"
2 ill and 4, 0, ii and E
.25 to 3.
, l , ,
pr men a 03",!ng toedoiible ”Mince,
police hale top.
single “
it.
109 “’ hoye’ and youthlm good one,
'a high boots. canto
ii!
‘i
_ mine = “
7w
om*
spring heels, at goo.
50
regal
01.50 ,
89 '
ar 83 shoes;
i‘
,i'l'om 750 to 81.96.
call, lace and button, worth $2.50 at 1.25.
“ nice line kid button and lacedvorth ”3,50 and 8, at,
Norwalk Chronicler