moths
mm». which
«not must” from
or. love sorrow!-
lass.
$3: " its left no mists
W , ”which was dividsd
’ Wth’sson. whoiss
it is silent! that
‘1” has noted with
mwmim Shillshsr.
' lotsly sppointed, and
' . 'n co-detendnnt. no
(or motto! set is im-
. , by so Export.
this complaint ststes. sn
5 “Roland to examine
"Mounts ol.’ the two
Kilt an exhaustive over-
. mm at Hamilton Wu]-
. V. for the plaintimi.
Wanton the plaintlli',
- m the osmi-
,‘ soil which on the
i down as "cull leans."
W the trustees pre-
' man of Westchester
a, m. the complaint
m themselves with
m lull statement, is al-
fitfiu. from the (act that
will to himself various
» in the accounts. ol-
- loans."
1806. Mrs. Westerllold
brother. Thomas Rogers.
, her attorneys that he not!
gililllentlons on the part oi
m that the latter had con-
Vitt, that‘suoh was the case.
' the plaintill's attorneys
imill to transfer the Ho.
will! u lots on Jerome. ave-
trustee. of the estate. in on
on"! the allotted domination.
. . . d declares that these
' mm practically vainelcas fit-
" mortgaged up to their
‘ d that Couldwell's equity
. out to nothing.
of the surrogate 0!
county on Msrrh 16 last.
v t says, the two plain
to hove been paid $85,000 each
tote. These payments have
. Amado. and tho reason, the
is”. ll that the trustees. nt
. ha» omimsslrd $213,180.95
M appear on the checkbook
emu" to Cauldwoii.
MMWOWI llonlnl.
War Mild to llloilo t‘han.
through his attorney. E. ii
on that ho took from tho on»
m, of 8213.4“).95. hut udmitr
lie 8213.250. There wns, hit
”our to show thui ho hull
_ no funds or the entitle, m
VIII! any llt'llolotit‘y. 0n the
as one of thti trustees. hut.
the trust fund» orevimm l-
!lfldlflil in all. "0‘ aluminum!
thlii amount Wu! prom-in
0, over and «have all lions,
. ”member and Drummer,
mm, hr borrowed 316.250.
”purity prmwriy Worth 3130.-
w ulmvr nil llll'tllllhl‘lliil't-l
'lll ammonium to 333.250. Ht
. . this as an itwoslment,
dramatists. and thst all till
tuition to defraud.
_m on to ssy. he re»
' . . and in no nor was tht
_ml during his involution»
, lit;- further any» thsl
. the trunnlnr of his mop.
mtm II ilfll‘ili‘ilp' dfifflu-
Were klwn to him to as.
to him or me ill!» at
Munro. hi» my: it!
“(More mom It in!
: lflllfl'ti utter he re-
hovu tinten possession
., rim. whorrlly, he says.
It hlmlwrro paid tutti
platinum alien that
‘ : for mom. sud
hr than put it!
honoring for hint»
fully with u s
gtllmmnnmtorlhnoslishtwss
‘ IBM“.
died in Harlin»,
Newport. it. 1.. x... lbw-«A portion at
the tics ammo: was osilod to Rho.
House, Blimp svsnue. yesterday. but
the blue. Rhos. House irownod by
Joint 3. Davis or lion fYorlt. sod Cor»
nouns Vanderbilt. In. hid it on “'0
summer. -
The till-uses wu hung pushed too
had. and some hilarious to s door at
tho dining room esucltt lire tram I
register. Two hundred dollars will most
oil the damage, which is covered by in-
In hi1 snort: to ssvs property. Mr.
Vanderbilt was burned shoot his right
forum). and 0. physician had to be csil-
ed. lie on round to he ulterior very
‘niuch. but the wound is not mutual.
u tits skin is nest-only oil.
urn. Vanda-hilt hsd it (right at the
iirosnd st her husband’s mishap. hut
recovered as soon as the excitement in-
cident to it was at end. They are to
close Rhun House shortly and to to
New York for the winter.
Dr. Pm Will Ills II“.
New York. Nov. lo.-—'i'he Rev. Dr.
Daniel 0. Potter. the former pastor of
the Tabernacle Baptist church. Second
svenue and Tenth street, has gained it
victory in n decision rendered by Jun-
tlce George I“. Roench. in the Fourth
district court. restoring him to his right
or possession to three rooms in the
ohurchhouse. 162 Second avenue. occu«
pied by him an o studio, from which he
was forcibly ejected on March 3 last
after it alone whirl) lasted about three
weeks. The Justice also awarded to Mitts
Julio Rosa WIVIBIOII of the third.
fourth and fifth tloors and the hallways
leading thereto.‘ Dr. Potter and Miss
Ross are granted 860 each so costs.
Al Mo I! the Win. can.
Chicsgo. Nov. lit—Clarence New. tin-
til within a week corporal at Compsny
G. Fourth infantry. stationed at Fort
Sheridan. has been reduced to the ranks
without explanation. No charges of
any kind mm- prel'nrrorl against New.
He had no Marine: harm» :3 i’ljminm't’
court or a court martial. ii» ‘.i u .urvw
ln’ot‘med that ho was "l'll'fltlt I'm-tt-ry.”
Tho private soldiein i‘lllnlfli: that New
in the ilritt victim among the witnesses
who dared to tell whst they saw nnd
heard on the day that Csptsln Lover~
in; had Private Hammond drained by
his fleet and kicked .snd prodded while
he was unll'ble to defend himseii.
Joli For lam:- consul-(hunt.
Trenton, Nov. lit-Tho nuprome court
has rendered n (incision afllrming the
conviction 0! Dixon Cunningham. it
New Brunswick lawyer. Cunningham
was convicted in the Middleton county
court on the charge. of having ohlltim-d
$1.800 from Ellen Burke on the proloillo
that he was to bring suit {or her to oh-
min at large amount ol money from on
emote. Ho was sonicnrrd to ill months
in tho New Jorsry state prison. The
case was appealed, and Cunningham
in tho meantime won roienned on 81,000
‘hnil. He is now in the west. snil his
hondsmen will be culled upon to pro-
duce him.
my...
Cautions Cruel-omen Thou.
Raleigh. Nov. lil.»-»-'l'he note in the
Morltesvlllo posinfllt-t- was blown open
and robbed of $300. halt tho amount he.
log in money and the root in stamps.
Alter l'ommlttlng tho robhory the por-
tion stole n low-r our on the workout—
.ville railroad and rode it out near the
Davis school. Just went of Winnton. it
was found lying near the railroad trunk.
The unto rohhorn out the loin-graph
wit-on in tit-o plat-est lo provrnt any mes-
tutgo lit-ins sent out after them-
unkind tho lint lulu-on. ‘
Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. lowliuporln-
tandem .liirmlnuhnm and othor [miter
oilleors mailo a mill upon "the nickel in
the mint" summing; ill'Vli‘fl that wore
int-tum in the his ruinous and hotels
of thin city. with the rtmult that nine
wero confiscated. and Edward J. llnrd~
in" lt‘ht) wm- munugor ol' the mnrhlnmt.
“mt "mun uudnr nl'rfinl. ’l‘he ohm-gr
auailinl Hurtlltm won violation of the
law unulml sumiuu.
lipomtnsn Must o. tilt-MN.
Augusta. Min. Nov. iii. -—A lullllwlll he
profirtiit-t’l to the nest leuiuiaiure to pun.
iilh srmrtsmon who nmridcutuliy phooi
or kill men in the wood». The measure
in prompted by tho numbrr of istulio
tit-s which occurred during the prurient
mum. it in claimed ihst lhE'lmnli‘l’i
who kill persons are u s rule [non
sportsmen who become hxolled and
hisse swuy at any movin; object that
may see. .
M's Painter In Wanton-n.
Wuhinxton. Nov. 10.~illr Wilfrid
lmurier sud party have arrived horn
sud lilfl'ii mverlm-s tit iim tihorehnm,
'i‘ite ummiwu of the lowly um Sir Wli.
mu um! Lari: Lotlt'lor. sir. hauls and
Lady “arias, Miss Milml Dorm, l'ro-
fouoni‘ .l. M. linen". Mr. ii. M. Ven-
ulna. m. it. Boutiruu and Mr, it. B.
Willisms. so Wilfrid suited to be en-
ousoti to sil interwoven.
W
”mummy-n.
tit-lino but: amnion. (lepton um.
Vslporsiso. Chile. Nov. ”arr'l'llo tom '
sit. trout sawmills. N. I. w.. July it ,
last. «menu-rind itsrs on me ll m _. ,
all“ no (islet: Bonus. on host: I
um All on host-ll Wm moat .
mammommfltrshi s
v.
iii. no: bursitis in our Molten «garment an out and cherry
tonsisn tsiilcs, all and white 0mm souls. instiloins cabinets, lundso mo tultsd
couch». basil um and nails and luscious} chairs and rooliors. '
We continue to sell the wonderful
Our stock! of line lamps and oil heaters are. by in, larger than "if
twin cities. Our variety accesslrtly greater and the prints pu'tlllvcly lower.
RENOVINI. . .
Homleuing is not to be dreaded sine: the discw :ry of mi. {vomim in! carpet r'eamcr.
We will remove gross: or dirt stains nod other-vi
98 Washington
‘ Street-
I
and: lit this country. Twentywiou«?cnvt lope: an I twtul y tour site. t2.
paper'psckeil iii handsome. plush, celluloid nit-I manhunt-l h x ‘i
will throw the oni‘iro lot it
your choice for ‘
‘ !
GRAPHDPHOIE I
complete, lul‘
$1.00.
1
WE ARE NOW
LOQATED AT
ind Gents’ Furnishings.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE. .
Come in and 7800 its. ' . We catt'gllow you goods of till guides and
SELL THEM TO. YolJ AT~ mrrou muons
Lint: home nl lllr ii u At grad-'5
it!
We
it tho bargain. tables, thus. work, 1 ul gwc you '
lOc per box.
music catatonia".
Nev records crew tiny.
combined stoc s of the
REMOV'L. ,w .,
‘98 Washington St.
Where we have not only one of the fittest stores in town, but the
Largest Stock of Ready-Made Clothing
osonn
NURWA 14K. y~
sud "with“ ovulation».
desired. .
Prim moununhlol
tin with.
Taholiono all no.
UNDERWEAR
Large’ Variety!
SO. NORWALK.
The tins-ll: wlilmlht lot llvti'i'y in the
town. lor pleasure tlrivluu. Mill ll largo
IWkolllihlovilm mutation tor weddiiup
Nest sud osrolul driven in llrory when
A TRIAL Olllillfill Wltlcl'l‘lfll.
Top?" delivurstl and «silent for in so:
our“
1
Francis 8t Co.
Gents, Ladies and Children. '
84 \l'ASIlthi'l‘ON fi'l'lx'lilt‘l‘.
OLD AND Intrusion;
NKS ut-zrwutiu
NORWALK.
CUNN.
rule l'uni-nllwus
VULCAN!
Eagle itild Vlllmu will his hoot iiu utmiul lots oi. lmiglu
New York or us vicinity.
illit line on tum-tint oi throwers thereoi.
mm. The GM!“ m"!
and mm of 2.224
and nun-ted it no: ‘ '
hit-.23
, k??? M
Popular Prices!
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
CONNECTICUT.
_ _ Dally Direct Freight Line
Excelsior Livery and
Sales Stables! ‘ ’
NEW VORK. SOUTH NORWALK AND
cm! or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
”ill leave Plat 15. H. R . lltrliilluilnllrtfl, Nut Yolk,“ , p in.
Leave Neurotic. 3 p. to: South Not will (u p. m, litmaiu in Own llum
1. s in to 5 p. to. Upon application loam-ms. the ‘3in at wauik,
onywlicto in
All persons are lorltld trotting n ly oi the employees oi the limits «.1
I10
Wihtmolyrofl.
no!!!“ hm to «i
‘0- r
input»
Amp» .h.
m. durum
Till." i'i‘lllli'll llm
'twlini‘is. " .
ilk-muesli: «like «alarm .,
r illovoiltilns Patterns. lit,
no mitts-moi to our lady” W
saint: of ilnair vary newest null photons!
pattern» oi garment». Full and Moll"
cit daemon» tor putting moth» this
gum its accomm.mh outlaw. .
. W
HINTS llY MAY MANTON.
_ The now ops-lug fashions for children
urn especially distinguished for great
variety in styles. Among the latest
models appears the quaint little red-
I'lillngrlluud capo, with u hood whirl:
litn pruiiily over the head. As uhowu
in llluutration. bright red was em-
ployed for making with a whim slit!
lining in the hood. I. is of circular
alumina and may be out seamless (pro—
viding the material is of good width).
the. adjustment is sinuoih..tlltlng at the
neck and across the shoulders, widen-
lull lutrrcptllily at the lower edge.
where it hangs in graceful fullness. It
is of sulllrlenl length to nilord ample
protrr'im: for hurly spring wrar. or run
he uililxtvtl «luring tho sumnwr months
as :1 light wrap to lm donned at it sea-
:iitlt‘ or mountain resort when just
such it lliilr garment is an absolute ne-
ressity. 'l'ltt- itnml which in included
in the "Mk might; of ram is also oi t'lr-
rulttr shaping and xutltorml at the out-
or edge in torn: u prvlty (rill. An elas-
llr ls lllh‘t‘l‘li'tl in (in: casing: to regulate
ilu- illllll‘fis and adjust lllt‘ hood he.
votnittgiy t‘th' m the {two of the little
item-w. .ii :ln- ll p of the hood in it
dainty lmw gem! narrow iiu strings urt-
nt ilu- Iln'mtl. 'l'lw motle. \\'lll('ll is unl-
vrrsully lu-mmirf‘. in girls. will tlt-t'clop
proliily in rlnih, t':lSlllil(‘l‘l*. .il'np-ll'rto.
llrnrinm. tux, uliilt: roll will intui‘izr
lily lu “hiwn the first t‘llOli't‘ an to mlor.
'i‘o tnztltr this rope for a girl of fow‘
ymirs will rv-omirr one out! nun-hair
turtle or furiwam’tr-Slit-l2 uillv- maim'lu'.
'l'lm pilllz'i'll, No. Ii‘t’vi. ir- rot in sizm
{or girl,» of um, (um: on my} right
yours.
Evamo ssntmEL
COUDOI
Ettiitlinu in no» any trittvrn oi .54.. No.
i/Kl .
L'ul lli‘~ o.t. {ill in to llr mum», mill
.1 illi‘ all 2 it: ill “1’ Lil.“ ll in
Stu'tsvsnt's Bargain House ‘
NA“).
PATTERN .\' .. tots.
'l‘l-b With it uml l: -l'|ilN Will ‘m'lilfl
nlwvu- truism oi rim-imam s. 5- till
Mann null Ann ~ I“ (moonlit N-u'un ll.
Alilllilw- , . , I
I
_ ._ lh'.
llllliltlllf‘. SAVE)! HY .\ Ml'lJfi.
Would Harv linen u BritishPossession
lull :‘ur iltv lit-:w'r lnsiim-l.
lir. Manna \‘t'lilliittilt'r lllii‘h"li1li‘k
titlv nl nzni'v t’mv: illrre lhmistutt'
wilt-v from ilr-iztzll hit his .Hy i"
\\';trltiugh.n. ii. l',, :n lllliltil illlllll ou'
iiili't‘l'lllilt'iil tumor lulirhvsniml of tire
gun. in [tn-will it (mm falling into
lirliiuh lmtltls i. gii‘jilllt'llll)‘ .i :u’l'llll‘ll
ill lllt‘ Now lilii‘I’ Lillllt‘li' ii mt» .imu»
mil iti‘ lJluimztzm ‘s’t'm-sl.
"lion- llmu main. tiltIv'A-tl i’rvztu'inlly
illll'lill: ills! fvm'iil'y lii illt- Mule-t tli‘
lil‘Jiil. o Nut'r o: unusual wv-rl-
ly." \t’l'ilt-y. ‘ilr, W "ll. "lir. \‘i'hliilmu
loiuiu llll' our llli'iiiiKll l‘l‘i“."i'§. \“lmut
wttivre urn {l'inn H :m illlwr hlllt‘. liur
Mimi ill! \, mm of hunting Lli'l'i'llltl
lw iiluruw will! his linruv t-tlitiiiillrli‘
llllill‘l' whim, lillitllltl ivy tumult lll
l'l‘t‘l')‘ illl'l‘i’lll-ll hr in rulltiwllml to 1‘0“
omiu Ion «lays in r guru” ”our aim.
own lil lllH l‘HHnfifl‘tlHl‘ lli‘till. (luv
lllluu amt-nu: HIt-i‘iilililt» illw‘uiiuu‘ intuit
lw line (lying: hell. in“! wllitlliilt iilnl'l.
‘mvi ilu- li‘lillilllii: Wllliii-i his illl'flt'. lir-
iltlt‘luu ililti ltizl ltlc'u juul'uoy lit Ollilt'il
with lliul tuner! “'iiilll‘lii'ltill unim-
litlwll, lw tllmttmutix. um! liturlltir, iii
ilwuuuw luv pruyrt ll'i' Hinton um! in:
llvl‘ who ll‘ ’nurlllli'iiis lit illut‘lilii [or
him. unmtmrluu; or illlli ovoid! dru-
not.
"Mult'o oxzrvlully is: (loll'n oppor-
luuiiv.‘ tin mum-lit lilo lil'iii‘t'l‘ll
whirl: lir. Willimtu wait lilil I‘vpmsiilig
wiwn it mm \‘i‘l‘l‘lml in it Why Humou-
live or mold: u irntittiilmi from the uni-
l;-‘i:";,:l~
rum to tho almost lmll'woun. A muio
with Mlllililll‘lillt‘JH Milli-um! ily llli'
mill. yet with lmlimfi til‘mtl-i‘t't'll,
painted with My lovm ours lll mw ill-
v‘ot-llou. then another. M! if lurking ilw
wry. anal ill low. plowing through illi-
snow. lit-vtnm» n tmiuim mildl- wiwrr
'llo human llliil llllll'll. imitiirg ihp til-lt-
puirlng romimuy through drift um!
tuition in llw i'l’l'ltl‘ nl’ ilw lWinllllti
night. That mulv ztlltu sovmi 03mm:
iii "iv l‘lilltizl Hillil‘u."
"l‘m it plain. evorytluy liiihlliiitiii
man." will] Mort-iii. ”untl lttl‘l nothing
if not pruriirtll. Minot Wlm-iy, will
you he my wife?"
, “l mlml!" H"! linil‘unmu, Mr Hor»
ll!“ «Mi-N ul' lilfi «(a
ism imitate: in on
. aim in
Wild"; how
_ its tinnitus. . ‘
lt foil: to, it brings ‘
““12; the skeptic ‘
‘ I" cure .
’ root Hill st home.
mmmfiopr it 92001 lor But Nor-
w‘g‘urmca‘lsghs ssy they cure backache. VA
Cure eggagddisordrn.
we a .
litigation“ has taught thorn this is
”Conviction for every suflcrer.
l in the testimony of lflcfldl and
nei lihors. .
' hull". Frank Mills. who resides st 43
First avenue, says: “I had kidney com.
laint and an aching back. It inter-
rered Willi me when engaged at my
household duties. and at night when
you would expect rest to relieve you
ll still kept up the aching: What l mu!
about Dunn's Kidney ills led me to
think they might help me. and I went
to Piaistcd's drug store for a box of
Doan's Kidtéey 131:5. ghlcyévccnr 0:3;
mm ii an qtn y.
ave g ryecurrcnu I now know vital to
idoDoan's Kidney Pills are. for sale by
all dealers. Price so cents per box,
iboxcs for 30.50. Sent bifmail on re-
rcipt of price. Foster- tlburn Co.
iBuffalo. N. Y., sole agents for 'the U.
5. Remember the pants, Donn I.”
take no other. " ‘
—
JUST ONE.
That's all it Takes. so a Bridgeport
Man Says.
Oscar Merritt, 88 South avenue.
Bridgeport, says: "I had catarrh in
the worst forms: 1 could not breathe
through my nose at all. most of tho
limo. and never at night. My sleep
was so broken by the filling up of my
hood and throat. causing much comb-
ing. that l ltnrtliy chr got a good
night‘s sleep: scabs kept continually
forming in my nose. and it was pain-
ful to remove them. i have titled only
one :30 cent bottle at California Ca—
turrh Cure and can now sleep nil
night without coughing. or having to
hawk to clear my head and throat. it
lam: proved lnvnlunlile in my case and
liliin'i’ it is a good medicine."
t‘ulifurnin Caiarrh Cure is espec-
ially prepared for the treatment“
tin- mucous membrane. it alloys the
inflammation. checks the disease, slid
arrests and prepares the decay of. this
delicate lining. The rnvsgss o! oo-
mrrlt may he increased by impure
blood, hutvpurityingr the blood will
neither cure catarrh. relieve hay fever. .
nor clean and purify the nasal psa-
rsugcs ultr-r a cold; while no can of
v::tnrrh.cvon if the patient has impure
blood. fails to yield to California Cs.
tnrrl-t (‘um
(“atarrh of the stomach presupposes
miss] trltturrll, and is cured In the
some way. -
in the came of tickling In the throat.
whether from elongated palate. or su«
porniuuulaut Ml'i't‘lltlllti. gurgling with
California (‘llltil‘l‘ll Cure will allord rc~
lid and Hire.
lien'tomlmr two things: (‘ntnl'i'h in
any form in u ltll'fll. not, n blood (ll—
scorn; it I'll“ be cured by California
l'::iltriti t‘urt».
llrouk up your colds with (‘ulll‘ornln
('ulill‘l’ll (um. and prevout colds
"hanging on." Sold by all doaloi‘ti:
3n cunts; tlil'oo limotl as much. $1.00.
...-.-... «my.-. .._.».M..W
CASTORIA
for hints and Childrsn.‘
... W... ..........».....
.l. .\l. Tllll‘iltl’t‘liil. of (lrtishct'lt. Ton,
mun illiii win-u he llutt u upoll of ill-
tilxtmliun. nml let-lit lilitl and sluggish.
ho taken two of DoWlit's hittlo Karly
lllseru at "lulu. umi ho in oil right tho
um, morning. Many ihountntlll of
mitosis il'i Illt’ uliniu llllllli. lltl you?
ll. 1‘. tilliltmn and ii}. 1’. Wood.
'l'lll‘l (lil!.lll‘3N SECRET OF LONG
LIFE.
Kl't‘li ilto howl cool. the loot vutrtu
lillil the Imwolu onou. nation‘s (loinry
Kiln: {or the nerves is I. V lilo
prtqmrntlou and not: its it nlilti‘nl
laxative. out! in tho greatest remedy
twor «lint-Morel! for the euro of Dytw
litillhllt. lllvol' tltlmlllolilt. Mill Ill
lilmul. Liver and Kidnoy Dim
Full on (irorgtv ti. itiillllon. Io. lino
Walls; iii. 1‘. WW. Nmnlk. loin
agents. mm yet s trill! Wm (M.
ltiliKi: also» .‘uitr and lint.
MW
'i'no threwyouwoltl tiny ol 3. It.
.ittlttiumi. of Lynn (Senior. ”L. in Nb“
ion. to liltitrltu or i'l'tmll. Mi". Johnson
titty» ho is ullsiletl that the timely m
of i‘hutullorlulu's (intuit Molly. dur-
iuu u severe uttnl‘li. loved his lltill
ltoy‘tl lilo. He is in tho that minimum.
n tutmtltor oi ilio’ lion or Julianna
limit. oi llmi plum; and titty huddled
a gram many potent msdlrlnos for.
throat and lulu: «um lit had all:
thou! to plum from. lull MIMI till!-
nlrltttul randy to woman to lilo (all. ‘L
‘imt nelorieti this manual this is his ‘
maturity at s time; trim lilo dililti'it
"to «my in danger. interim in ‘
n in in! sotmriur to
mow. the Mill ‘ '
hi
Norwalk Chronicler