ltd. Bullock, erosion}. Ware 1 1:
in New “Bane; rector» ' “‘
field day gamer
(lay.
Haul-ice Reardou‘and l. J. Lyons. oi ‘
Hawaii. attended the Irlah fair in New
York. last night.
lira. Isaac Belleck and granddaughter.
of Arch street. are visiting in Wilton
for a few duya.
G. E. Howard baa returned to count
Norwalk from Delaware and uncured a
maiden on the "cannon Josephine.
u
Rev. William lumen. a summer reci-
dent of Bell Island. is no longer connect-
ed with the Five Points Home of Induc-
try, New York.___,___
The funeral of Otto Johuanson wan
held this afternoon from his late reai-V
deuce in Main street. Rev. C. M. Bel.
lock officiating. ,
not Nellie Silk endtimob Popp were
married at St. Mary's church, yesterday,
by Ray. J. '1‘. Winters. The couple will
recide in West Norwallr. ‘
The schooner Emeline is at John Ii.
Ferria' wharf with a cargo of crushed
for Mrs. C. D. Mathews. it will to
spread on the drives at Elmnnwortlr. o
John 1'. Hyatt, of Wilton avenue, is
confined to his home by reason of an in-
jury to his foot, caused by dropping a
heavy plank upon it. The bones in the
great too were fractured.
The dance in Broad River, last night
in Luther M. Wright's shop. war attend.
ed by about one hundred people. Shop-
ard and Mansfield furnished music. A
delightful time was had by thew in at-
tendance.
The fine shoe factory of Fancher &
(30., in New Canaan, is rapidly nearing
complete repair since the disastrous tire
of a few weeks since. The top lloor,
including roof, was almost entirely do- ,
strayed, and much damage was done by
water.
A New Canaan gentleman owning a
fine piece of womlland near Lake Warn-
panaw. offers the location as a park to
the town. providing means are raised to
put it in good condition. The location
is a very desirable one and would make
a fine spot for the purpose.
Mr. Stone. chief engineer at l’ittabnrg,
Marta, and Samuel J. l’latt, of Soul tr
Norwallr. went to Stamford, yesterday.
to View the electric plant of the (humili-
dntcd Railroad company. Mr. Stone in
setting up the new engine at tho lint
Forming cornpuny'a factory.
Chief Engineer .l. 'l‘. l’rowitt: Captain
A. .l. Meeker, of tho Norwallr tlrupolice;
A. A. (llilm'ry. of Phoenix Engine (mill-
pauy; James H. Manner. of Hope Him-
company. returned front the State Fire-
ninn'a association convention, in Middle.
town, yesterday afternoon.
A burglar visited the residence of
Theodore H. Board. at llanbury, nt 1
Tuesday morning. lilr. lit-uni mould a
glimpse of him as he won luring hm
bedroom with an armfal of clothing
The burglar got away with a Willl'll
and aliirt stud and n tlllllflllll'rilltli‘ Mllil
of money. Policemen finind Mr. liuurtl'a
clotheainalot. _. WW
aloe. the Turk. unit at the rum tun: if
the Salvation Army on tlu Wattltltimmt
street bridge. latt ttluhl.ntltli'i-mlrrt'tl
mlnetiona no the comet and rariooa
other lrtu-dcul instrument-t A lurin-
nnmbcr of woplo were printout and part
ticipated in tho exorcimu, which \wt‘n oi
a decidedly llilt‘lt'allitu character, help
ful to all in attendance.
'l‘heloiul debt of tho city ul “”4ng
pin-t April t. moi. wan 9i,:r:l:i,:zia.ti, or
Qiiinil‘titl lea-i than at u «antral-lanolin"
period one your nun. The net debt
April t. after deduction amount in my
tmufind humour. of nmsillv ap~
pmpriutimu it my departmental. wan
”Hulda in. or when ill two then at a
maintained Mutual a year ago.
The Wilton wimirnen have appoinu a
William ll Molar over-oer for lite-i
Luanda Mead. Whentha hearings»
Meow who hold Hay ll. Ill. ”and
0pm the apmiiitnwnt of on «war»
m. and when the ”iteration donut-ti
that the timid hero one. but attrmyn
virtual her to appeal. line not to the
marten day. however. and aim
tallied her denim to withdrew her (two.
A m hail 1mm living in a lieu-e
that the WWII“! mid to a party in
Wollplht, Bellini. Thorium remand to
ram. elm tetra warned to not out.
and when finally made to term his eta
mwnehmwa Miler. be aimed hie
”all hacke- tlit merit. The m'a
wife. who bought the plain. her deter
MW Monumental in rah
enough to go ’rann‘d _
no [mow If.
v,
i
l
i
z
3
6: * Palfente Knew V
the men! and ripen/mes} of our
5013' clot/ring. n now/n" have
One reason Is our clothes for clul'd-
ren are storied rIgIH——-mih the cloth. Boy's cloth
—!eu_ql1, strong. fiplt’SSf/DI/le‘ ll Makes, (an.
kind that sale mending.
Cost no more than ordinary wear-nqu-oul kinds.
Sailor Suds. 82.50, 83. 33.50 and $5.
Elan Suits, 8250. $3. $3.50. 85 and 86.
Reefer Surfs. 82, 82.50. 83. 33.50 (0 S6.
Two-piece Suits. 82. 2.50. 3.00. 3.50 lo 7.50.
Three-plate Sells, 85. 0.00. 7.50 to 10.00.
Long Pants Suds. 35. 6.00. 7.50 to 15.00.
Exlra short trousers, extra strong, 48c, 981:.
We clothe the modern boy as he ought to be'c/ofhed——-
ire/l, cheaply-mat Metgs' Corner.
Mfilfis &(°o.
Bil/005ml? T. can”.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday E vsnfngs.
l... IOO( commune mum WOO;
Lucky are
Iran such ”uniple quot-tare for "l”-
cur baya' clothing department;
peonle are learning to know ill!
best place for bays' collie-s: bus -
near 13 gran/mg So last I8 bow
Some people have thought in ages
gone by
A gasoline stove an unsafe thing to
» buy; .
Suchuozions as these are past all
endurance.
Fortlterc is a sale stove and it is
callt cl the ‘ lnsurancc."
And this is the story tlie“lnsnr.mcc"
will tell,
No bother of flooding, no smoke,
,no smell;
For safety, Convenience,
meals, aad’wdl done,
There is no stove can beat it mad 2
undrr the sun.
qn’ck
The "Insurance" today and lut'rzvi'f
NAS
New Yorlt or it: vicinity.
CHILDREN’
suns:
clay Manuela. Ito.
OLD AND R
Some dealers think turn: of what they can matte,
250 be carclul in bu} ing and mice no mistake.
But ask for the stove that, h .\ woodcut-1y test;
the best.
THE PROPELLERS
cm or nonwnr, EAGLE‘AND
' VULcAtl,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R. Beekmau street, New Vorltl at 5 p. n'.
Leave Nerwalk, 5 p. at; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p. m. Upon application to agents the City of NOf'Wiillt
Eagle and Volran will be sent for special lot: of freight anywhere in
,_...___,___m..____
The
l
I
You will make .1 mistake if you buy a gasoline srov
without first investigating the insurance.
H .8: VANSCOY,
Cur. I. Iain and
West Street:
ELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
All permits are luf'bltl treating any of the employee: of the heat: of
this line on account of the ownert thereof.
5
That were acid from $5 to M3;
we are going to cloae at
$2, $2.50)“ 53.
Conalatlng oi' the
Finest Pattern Warmth.
laamlthura Chariots,
Made in the beat atyle and man-
ner. lt ll an opportunity that
[inmate thonhll
mod”: N
colt into.
too.
~ that i M Met reedw't
. , _ _, an ~m
mmwnamonmo»
it in the privilege of the grandeur of
itpain to stand in the premenee of their
sovereign with their hat» on. A. aiml-
lnr privilege, any: a contemporary. is
hereditary in but One family in Eng—
land-«the Detlourcye. Earle of Ktn~
tale. Six hundred yearn ago Philip
of France unmiuotwd King John to
answer for the murder of Prince
Arthur, or abide the trial by eornbat.
John did neither. but, to nave furtlwr
trouble. induced a brave aoldier hauled
in- Conroy to not an in» vbntupiott.
When the adyeraaricn and, however,
the French knight was no alarmed at
the gigantic proportions of his opium-
nrt that he declined the coronal. then»
by losing his honor. As a proof of his
quality, he Conroy placed lllll behind
on a pen. and drove his sword
through both no hard that none but
lilnowlf muld draw it. out. "Sever un-
yeil thy bonnet. man. again lwfore
King or subject," said John. who was
present. “lint tell us why than look-
t'tltil so fiercely rotnul ere thou didat
Elt'lll thy dainty stroke!" "Because. had
I failed. l intended to slay all who had
dared to mot-k lllt‘," "By the loans,"
said John. ”thou art a pleasant mut-
pnnlou: nml tlwrewlth lit-area kwp
thee in good lit-avers!" For genera-
tions the Do Court-ya asserted their
privilege by wearing their hot for a
tow minutes In the presence of their
ri'ttpt't'tli't' xowrt-igznn, and tin-n taking:
it off like other men. llut. at :1 Draw
lug-Room lit the reign of floorin- ”L.
the head of the faintly. with more pride
than courtesy. continued to km-p on
his hat tlw whole lllllt' luv was in "the
[trt'nt‘llt't‘." "The King at last lost pa.
“WW". and muynlrml the entire Court
by mount-king. "'l‘hnt gentleman has it
right to be l'ln'l‘l'l'll before Inc: but
pron King John mold give him no
right it) be covered ln-l'orn latlit's."
PADEREWSKI AND THE BOYS.
llc Gram Them n Luann of "nor“ l’atltly "
(forth! I’ln‘. llu- l'lmm.
During the last ’h’ill‘wli'll Festival. a
WP” known :u‘vbitmrt took l'mlert-tvslii
M'i'r lltt' o‘tlllit'lli‘lll. \t‘llll Wlill'lt lll' was
art-ally impressed, so lunn'b so that
next clay he rosoli‘tul to go tlu-rov alone.
and make himself furtlu-r m'ounintt-d
with its lwautlvx. He managed to
low his way. however. in the (’ntlw-
dral Flour. and. happening to paw
\t’llat ltmlit'tl like u Sl‘lltkil'l‘iltllll. from
which nullmls of mimic o'er.» issotnc
lw Ninppi‘il and Went to to imprin- hi<
any. A few entail choir boys were
tin-w :ilolw, waiting for llw ra-st in an
moddv- for [lrllt'lli"'. grouped around
.mt- of ilu'lr number who was si-nu-d at
tlo- piano. it "um lm t'xlilzllltml that
\t'lt‘f‘lll of the railimlrnl choir lmyrt
:irt- llli'llll't‘d in the festival chorus. so
that they llflil llt‘lll'il l'mli-rvuahi play
the art-at Polish. [fantasia Ilrlflllll'fi'tl at
Norwich during rehearsal.
"I'll filltttt' you 'how ‘l'atldy' plan."
the yonna pianist was saying. just as
l’mlo-rn-wski pointed and slrfllglllttn)‘
lwznu a dwiilvdly “frisky" imitation
’ii the great player. For a moment he
Eisivui-d. much amino-d. ttorn llil\‘llltl'
in; to tho group. he remarked, nub-Hy:
“So. I'll show you how 'l‘mluly' plug 4."
and. quietly punbiln: aside tiw littlv
pianist. In» play-«l for :t Hhort tinn-
Iu:|n|ti|m-utly io‘tlin unionism-d boys,
\tlto .s‘luml llihllyt-ll—lllulllllt'il tllllltll‘ll'
Hon. out at tirai rtwonnizlug Hair \zsi
lnl'. till it damn-d upon ilwm that Hwy
uvrr harm: a i‘t‘i'lllll from on low a
pvruou than ”l’uddy" Ilium-if. 'l‘lcln
llllw.
.hlviru Worth Following.
"l ru-lnvudu-r." said a boy to hit Sun-
lay nilumi lrtm’llt't'. "you told luv to al-
ways Mop and wont Ill’ly ulwn an»
my.“
"hue. l lllll glad to hear it.
tI-ill' auger. didn't it?“
"Well, you we, a boy l'llllii‘ into our
loud and made farm at llit'. nod daml
lin‘ in light. l one going to try
tln'mh him. He amt l-ltzurr'n non and
I‘d have uni puniulo-d. i f't'llit‘lliln‘i'ml
who! you will. and ln-unti to mom."
"Anal you didn't light?"
".\o, Iua'nm. Just an I got to forty»
two my big: brother came along. and
the any be linked llml Imy Would lotu-
mndu- your uroulh‘ motor. i grow,"
It t'mtlml
ltl
Intelligent Tran-tattoo.
'l'lo- ti‘atwlntion ot' a I’m-urh now-I
l'itlllillli! tlwim litlllt'l‘ulla Ht'lilt'lit‘iin
”HM“ hnml ttmi cold. ltlli' that of it our
pout." “'l‘tw mumvaa wuu ulmut to ro.
pl)‘. when it door tillt‘ilml titul vlmwii
our mouth." "‘llu. liul‘ ho vhvlnsnwd
in l'ortumu-ue.” “'I'lw I'tllitllt'l pm ml
backward and forward. with hip hand-r
behind his lno'll. rumlltur llu- ltt'tt‘uplie
per." ".lt thin alitltl ilu- unpro'n law
grow dreadfully pole." “The IttiiilJl‘ll!
drum-d to n l‘t'lt'i‘l Jacket. and llf‘jlillilfl
1' ”in altim- rolur,” ' ‘
__ ,M............ ... ... ....
A t'lty Without t'htnttwu.
From the top of the cathedral spire
in Mexico you can we the entire i-liy.
and tho inn-d striking morn-.- or tin-
view hi the alun-ltw of o-hitnm-ya. 'l‘lwru
lit not a chimney in all Muslim: not it
strait». nor a More. nor a fin-nave. All
the alumni in tlllllt' with I'llm’t'uill in
ltulvh ova-nu. and while lb.- nau ta
nutudlmm nift'ttniw, one atom lit-manna
natal to it. 'l‘hlallitl’.
A Dino” ire-In.
A motility untillettian of Vienna ailp
plated in bid will that an i-li-ctrio- light
"till“ he Willllllflll, barman in his
total). and Intuit" llaide hie audio. for
moire months after but death. 'l'id»
Hm.
n. M ...l
firsthand: ”You were aiwayu food at
MM. Jeannie: What can i [(le yon
tar your birthday WI?"
team You“ Wife: “A chemo»
M. near. an whenever i alga rear
. It‘l in“: '
“novella- little at Million-I‘M ‘
in. rate Print.
“l nut in a "email Southern town on
barium." nit! tlter mercurial tray.
eller, “and had just left I “one Where
.I hndloldablllof MI. when I
man approached and began to ques-
tion the. M 1 tree confer-tux his
questions and trying to get away from
him. the proprietor of thc‘rtore came
out and Introduced me to the one»:
genius as the local editor. Then i he
iron to an a few questions myteli‘,
but before i had time to get in away,
the town marshal appeared down the
strait with a prisoner. and the editor
dropped me. and went after the latest
excitement. ‘l didn't know you had a
nowapnper here: acid 1 to the mar-
chant. ‘We haven't ' e‘aid he.
we've not an editor.’ ‘How can he edit
a rrnwupaper when there isn't. any?’
said i. ‘lle'a a genius; said he. 'lle
doesn't look lt,’ said 1. ‘Well, 1'“ tell
you what that chap does, and what
he has been doing for a year or more.
You know are have a imputation of
lil'Vt'll or eight hundred bore. and we
don't get a daily paper here until it is
eighteen hours old. and then we don't
get. it regularly. Well. what did that
chap do but bog a corner in the room
where the postolilce is. and there he
put an old aria-chair some (mo gave
him. and called it the editorial mount
of the Perpetual Gazette. At first peov
pic laughed at him, but he went
nrouml everywhere in town gathering
the now», exactly as if he were going
to print it, and he know how, for he
had been a bright newapnmrr man
once. Then he would collect a group
of people and odor to tell all he knew
for tire center from each listwor, or
sornctinwu lu- would get on a barn-l
outside of the office. and. after telling
what he had to tell. he would pass the
hat and collect sortie times as much as
tlfty or seventy—live cents. He always
got a’ lot of news out of the daily pa-
per, and supplied it fresh i-t'irry'rnorn-
int: or the day after. I lllth.‘ often had
him mow in hen- nt night. and for a
quarter of a dollar trot an hour or more
of t'lllt‘rlilllllllt‘ill out of him besides
getting the news. lie reads stories in
the papers. too: and if anybody wants
to hear stories be can give all the cur
real ones at so much a listener.” "
Couldn't Hear the finale.
('oloucl Brown was a mighty fox
hunter. and low-d the sport lwyond
words. He owned a line- park of
bounds flltil during: the season thought
of nothing but his hunters. his «loge.
and the Weather. He was once vntor
mining n lf'li-lill from America. Whose
ill-um of huntiuzz any animal inrolrml
the mo- of firearms. and who had
never won a fox houml. II» had th-n
with amp-mo- pt-rsuadud to go forth
one murmur: with lio- l'olotn-l and
soun- frivuds to 3 "WM. and they were
waiting impatiently for the bounds to
take tlu- scent. Presently l'h'rt‘ ltllri‘l
upon their listening cam tlxl~ din or 30
million \‘IIll't't‘ in full cry. 'I'Io- t‘.ol~
oncl'n i-yrn gleainetl. and. us It" settled
his foot in tlo- stirrups and stretched
his arm toward the yelplng pack, he
l'rli’di
“Major. listen to that heavenly tun
slot"
The Major priekml up his ears for a
second or lwu. nod tlo-n replied:
“I can't hear a thing, ”our dogs lll't'
nothing Mlt h a noise."
The Colonel put his illllll‘ unvauvly
into his horse's l‘lllt' and dashed
away. lvnvlnn hos uni-M to his own do
\'lt't‘8."llflrllt‘l"fl Ilulllltl Tllltlt'.
I'rnurptly Rendered.
lit-apiti- libs ali'l’n nuinm-r the Duke
of Wi-Ihouton had a kindly nature. to
a public ball rmnu he mow arrow on
old .mddn-r from] lung lm-l sight of. To
the kindly query wiwttwr hr. the hole.-
;ol Wellington. would be of any M'l‘tic'i'
; to hip friend, who one on half pay and
tlnprovlzlu-d with the mom-y in lit-mot
entry to purchase ntlrnurmnont. "\‘vs,
your grave. you can do "'1‘ a wry nronl
m-t'riro." has tho- pmtopt reply. "If
you will giro liw your arm across llll‘
tattoo. and appear to lllllt‘ nouw into-rm:
til now. you will make my fortune.” 'I'lo-
mvrvlro wait forthwith rvudurml. uull
explanation Mimi-l. The for! was that
the IllllH-l' in l|llPHllt|l| woe payitnr hia
uddlwm-u to n rh h widow of the liltin-
who nlill lu-utiutvd to nun-pt him. llnl
who won at tin- hall. and ala- saw with
lwr own «you how unduly Iwr prt-lvod
not won appreciated. 'i'hie mottled Ilo-
uut-Mlon: Iln- oiliwr wua llt'l'l'llll'l‘.
married, lmuulit hia way back to full
pay, now utomllly. till he rent-hut tlw
hiuimt helium.
. m... m... .. . ..V,‘
duet a Limo of incur-try.
An ex-lhrttfetlef‘ttln aoldier of Mirth
t‘amlina tella thin aim: “i had a
trio-ml who wait it chaplain in our
army. a maxi man. II town Int-n tllwliltl
he. mineral of but own church litt'lIh
been worn in the some mono-at. Ili-
kept it uharp eye on an in the way We
ishouht yo. When Wit were rather
abort for ration». home of the boy»
bromdu in a line. young tun-loo. 'Now.
lmyu, Iiml‘u wrong! said h»; ‘It in
aiuiply ultmlllig. and you ought not in
do ll.’
“‘Wtdl. our eon-idem» don't
trouble in. and yum worn. trouble
you when we get thin lllf'fl t'illltnil;
you will want wine at it. too.‘
" 'No. limin'l eat it. m a» me out
atoloa trient.‘ ‘
"lint wu divided it up noon: the
Inn. and pummeled tn cools a halo In
the tut-ti nourihle rule. The email of
It {only made our teeth water. and
wimp it want united we were inim-
than Will, for it.
"“l‘hm’a it an! place: out that off
for the ehanifla.’ arid m.
. Mile. 1 thank you.“ train tie. it said
i wouldn‘t tat it. and! m‘twhtttf
at;
‘but .
Last week's reduction on suits brought to; Very gool not
nearly cleared out of. salts. This week we will sell all of chi”
Silk Waists‘
at greatly reduced prices. We have about 40 black silk‘waw
of heavy surrah silks to go at 82.75, the biggest barghio
to bargain seekers. Other waists in colored silks from ,
Our new line of laundered waists is completewith all the the. hi
ials from 50c up to $2 50. ‘ ‘ “ 4
All are welcome to come in and inspect our goods; we he
of salespeople to show you around.
,J.
BUYERS FOR THR
EE STORES. j
and ttay’s w.
“5'0“" W“
packdodlountzdoublem
himbumshumtlnowln‘
weighsbutllomcu.
Three years a Wand this ,
Soldbyallltatlargdaltra.
mmceermmmm
Nowadays
No one need go to Europel' ,4
watch. The best; are made righthetfle‘
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch more-
mcnts particularly recommendedfi
“Riverside” and “Royal." Can be
found in gold,silver and gall] filled
cases at
7
A. W. Austin’s. 39 Wall Street. Home"!
weeding...“ "
Society
. . . . . ENGRAVING
Sentinel Office.
Don’tComeHerel
Looking for' 7 whoell at “lull or $19.00. W. I!“
handle malleable iron or block tin. hioyoloa. when”
Hell you a '96 model irritation ttim Hyrueuae for ‘
will run cutter and lfltll humor than any It
We will have «one ltulieu' nunleht norm at the lame
(let one while they lent.
Do You Want!
yonrlitttldlo Iran hem. none» rehafllonod.“ an
at all done to your wheel? lhin't mod it totlti
and walk three week. lirinu it to no we instant“
infliction. ‘
Richardson Bros ,
lit North Main Street, South Norwallt..C
a
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U
DON'T IUV A WHIIL
A: Von Would a Lemon.
You'll hope to use the wheel often. llai intelligently; N
with your over open. Examine, Ciiill’Athl Ml
wheelt ara“beat,"et couragetill ‘lhcoc me when."
We want you to ace ()URS! .
m
WI OAIIV Ill OTOOKx
Humbert. Wolf! Americana, Daytom. itmoya, lice}.
wingt, Template, Atlanta: and the ”8.00 B. h H.
Leadeerl co. ' .
, a; mun-tenure late a littlei'
Norwalk Chronicler