porous.
was we.
At'eurlous combination .ot circum-
etsnosswssiwspooiblenorthsintinla-
tion in several New York W
that a women registered as “lire.
,an”hwssonisonenseiiopwltbfi.
Mlletoimsretalioostil
_ streetssdiseowooon-
next door toll‘lie sentinel ot~
college occupies-the entire
biennium is handsomely (no
withpoushed oahdsshs. chairs.
Merino-l room issxosedisglv
rill its‘llrlgllt dill-ll end for-
_ with ite’olesr light tor school
W by the architect in large
. ‘ ' «neon At night the.
will be illuminated by two coin-
‘ chandeliers of six lets each.
the arrangements are complmd
will be twenty ilghisdn all. The
to be devoted to the shorthand
V ‘ t has but yet been turhisbed.
,wllibslttsduponseiniilsrscsle
, the large room.
. :, wholersoitbecoilege. who now
“like about sixty-this number he-
ahost equally divided between
attendil‘u the day and those the
m - session-ore certainly to be
Malawi upon the pleasant. spa»
. , and convenient apartments. in
_. .» “91min!“ themselves for
- lathsgrestworldotbueiases. Ap-
point» they are here need with
' ; minty lor ‘ jf accurate
‘ , school booha it not quite reel,
“ least very isir imitation.
bills are made out on im-
] . inns and the money is counter-
fit.
'm scholar has his own bsnh book.
which he presents at the bank situated
in one corner oi the school room. lie.
. or she. to:- the college is oil-senescent.
. ‘ at. and the young women have the
im accurate. practical training as the
' use. than draws or deposits his
‘ . pays his bill or boys goods. and
_ a
.eirietaceonntoteachtrsnsac-
m
Elli!- Hsbastobeseenrstsinorder
‘ have it all come out right. for every
. paper goes through the bands or the
. W and is returned tor correction
_ many errors be toned therein.
“ Gould anything be simpler or inors
' it is esperintsn.
him. actual business practice on a.
snail scale. with a cheers to rectify.
sad thu to learn trorn those islstaltss
risers made to beginners. which. n
m in we store or the counting«
“ . would be apttorssult more so.
movie‘s Business college is Pronu-
‘ unis ideas originsune there
. bsss sdoetsd or merchants with
with their cancelled
9 Keep then: tor "More.
i Packed away in some hoe or
when. it their business is eat
it would very llhelytahs than
daytoiisdsosrtslsese. ‘l‘iis
,oolisgo proprietors have
’elssiinuler nation. which is
‘thseeeldehsobsbesbistslhs
Meowthsstuhsiieeiwhles
monument contractor. or not:
. affairs”, who died suddenly m
W dish! on Fell hirer line steam-
srPsritsnhileonhiswsyto Boe-
ton.
Hr. Brown‘s untily has been out oi
town all womanhood his daughter has
been keeping house for him. a They
planned to go to Boston together ‘l‘uea~
day. ilr. Brown engaged ediblnlog
statemmamsnduionuiel'uri-
tan. At tbevlsst minute lliss Brown
decided not to snake the trip. When
Ir. Brown reached the boat he noti-
lisii the parser that room :90 would
not be needed. and it was immediately
let to a young woman passenger who
wanted a room. iiiss Brown's name
had been on' the pureer'e list and it was
not changed. so the women. passenger
traveled on Ilise Brown. .
The partitions between the state-
rooms on the Puritan are thin boards.
During the night this woman heard a
commotion in iir. Brown's room
through the partition. and the
ofleersottliebost. Theyto dllr.
Brewnds‘ad. Thaiwsssilsbsliadto
do with fie can. When she left the
boat st I“ my: nobody knew who
she was museum had asked her
name: In. Brown was not acquainted
with her. '
13st me rr neuron.
The Social at the ”ratio Chain Broth-
- «heed ng Attended.
Wee seeds. was Order
Knights oi the identity Chain. gave a
sociable is the castle hall. in wash-
ington strut. last night.
Notwithstandi. the storm. there
was s giasiiying attendance and a de«
llglitiul time.
Bionic was provided by John Younge.
violin. and Air. Bi. Lawrence. harp.
'i'be nominee oi arrengenieuie was
Richard Dunn. dacob Utelnger. Will-
iam Plait. Richard Holt and Frank
Neubauer.
Refreshments were served.
Ill. VAN AlJSTYNn N0 BLUFFBR.
Brother VaoAlstyne says he is no
blotter; that lie is absolutely giving up
the dry goods business for good. What
he will tackle alter he has closed out.
be will let the public know later. What
he is alter now is the people's money
it discounts cut any ice on last Wash-
ington street. he will retire with s
ilueh bull account, even though he
doesn't taste a cent. A dollar spent
with hits between now and the first or
January will be equivalent. he says. to
ti.“ or me spent anywhere else in
town. .
("Villa ALI. 'i'lllll NW8.
The South Norwellt ileutlnel devoted
a page to its description oi its new
linotyps machines. Tuesday. and to or
pioiting the growth of the paper iron
a fourteen. sis~ooluiaa sheet to so
eight~psge. ltty~su~ooluian Journal.
list it is nothing new in the history
of (lonesotient iournslisin. The Iss-
tloel lies deserved success and has won
it by hard work. it is a complete coun-
try daily newspaper. lilies its held
thoroughly and eiviua its hearers all
thsnewstronldsyioday. ltlissour
.mAssonis lsntlasi.
Iii. counsel HEARD roost.
Ielsttsiaa Isiassl Lyssa received it
pests! card. yesterday. iron: "camels.
doom
interesting and Carefully Pom -
ed Forte Pertaining to the
State Constitution.
m
DISCUSSION OF THE SUBJEGT.
museum» is en Anflseelty
“sawmills”
mrum»m
The meeting oi the Women's club
with ties. lease, Jeanine. or West
strestbwss largely attended yesterday
stunoon. - ' . .
lire. Henry. Biseell'oslne up from
New York and read a carefully pre-
pared and interesting paper on the
state constitution of connection. lire.
lb. J. Hill led the conversation on the
same subiect.
lire. Bill is an authority on surest»
tors pertaining to the history of Con-
necticut. and has the widest opportun-
ity for delving in antiquarian research
among the immense collection in re!-
erenco books end historical records oi
the state. to which, through her posi-
tion. site has douse.
Iisoy interesting tools were brought
out in the discussion concerning the
various changes and action; upon the
constitution since the original docu~
meet was drawn up in less.
hire. Hitchcock. the president oi the
club. and lire. EL J. Hill were eppoiid-
ed delegates to the state (adoration
convention in Bridgeport. which will
open either December 6 or 8. the date
to be definitely settled later.
hire. Bissell was the guest of ilrs.
W. ‘A. Curtis during her visit here.
VISIT OF DR. SWEET.
This Wonderful Physician Will Be in
Norwaili lierersl Days Next Week.
tune or «changes. Dr. sweet’s Com
neotlont tour has deem. it not quite.
reached the dimensions at an ovation.
Never before in the annals oi our state
has n broader. deeper and more endur-
ing sensation been crested in the "art
or healing" then has nttended the sl~
most triumphnl month of those dis-
tinguished medics! exports through
Connecticut. straight-laced and blue‘
blooded newspapers of the must run-
eervstive typo. unused to landing the
medical stranger within their gates.
suddenly appeared in double-heeded
articles of generous proportions ro-
counting how the multitude oi inval-
ids that besloge their boepitsble doors.
are compelled to retire to the public
halls for accommodation and to con-
sult the doctor.
The wonderful improvement of ev-
ery case the doctors accept testifies the
enthusiasm they have aroused in this
state on health subjects. is spreading
even beyound our borders. lien
glited with the healing srt who can
work such results cannot tell to await-
en the world to a toll realisation oi
their beavlsn bestowed power. All
hell to those who can bind up the
wounds oi the despairing and broken-
hearted. that can transiorin the look or
agony into glsdsoine smiles at Joy:
that can transmute diesses into bouud~
lug health soil wrrow lino unalloyed
happiness. ’l‘hrios minutes. From
whatever land be copies it he hears a
babe or soothing unguent tor poor
stricken humanity. lie is indeed wel-
costs.
Dre. Iweet and lay. oi world-wide
tents. will be at the Norwsih hotel tour
days only. iiouilsy. Tuesday. Wedsssa
day and Thunder. liovsaiber ll. it. i?
and it oi asst wash.
sous lilo fill.“ PAllil.
A special meeting of the City tintin-
ell or Norwslli was held in the (Bonn-
ell Home Wednesday night. The mesh
leg wee kept quiet. not seen the re»
portersbsiegawsretbstit westohe
held. What the full ssisnt oi tile busi-
ness transected was is not lisowe. it,
mm was so that tits public
maid out items oi the Council‘s se-
VLAIH iii A sues Mill.
peered in court beiore in live years,
slty and v
, As already stated
the 31108830" *'
petitioned Judge w.
Supreme Court. torso { ,
lug upon the attention“ ;
venience andneoessltit the
ot the extension M
Westport of the
lines.
The application cites
blew Haven and
company as the uni -
in interest. and so” a ,
company has no .. ,
gore or freight between
Norwalk. except Green < '
gstucii. the letter White. by the
traveled road, two and one-ohm”
miles distant from them west-
erly terminus oi the t ' malice.
Judge Elmer gnaw Woo
and names Tuesday. 7 _ .80. at
we. lli.. eithefillwmmm
in Bridgeport. es the nine and place
for the desired W
DORA oops wooed. some.
in Court This liorniilg he the rim
Time in Five Years.
Guitar Walter Hall toned Dora Allen
lying in the highway at ”ringworm.
late last night. She was is a badly
intoxicated condition and was testing
a nuisance of herself. As she was an-
able to walk. the «our moored a
wagon and brought her to rise police
This mules Dora. item not so
was summoned before Judge Frost.
who round her guilty and deed her 85
without coats. which was paid.
BU REED BY A STOVE.
hire. 0. N. Pinch had her hand and
arm slightly burned \vliilc iii work
about the kitchen stove at her home in
College avenue. Wedneedsy. it was
ilrst reported that the burn was very
serious. but the family say. it was only
slight, and that also will be all right
again in a tow days iii the moetswAn-
souls Sentinel.
Mrs. lv‘ineb was formerly lire. .luliii
Gaylord. oi‘ Crescent Terrace. South
Norwalii.
GREEN GOODS ClitOl‘lAiiB.
he pat—oars authorities are dopin—
ii-iis "onto" the glide. as on several en-
velopes addressed to Danbury men woe
stamped the following official notice:
"The person receiving this is warned
against swiudiers who laisely purport
to deal in counterfeit money. it this
letter relates to that subiert. hand it to
the postmaster. who will iorward it to
the imiwoillco department. division oi
correspondence. Washington. Ii. (3.”
WOUND GUILTY AND l-‘ibllili.
Edward Aym. sci-used oi condense
leg (our bushels oi plains belonging to
Addison ii. Merrill. was found guilty
by Judge Final in the Town Court oi
Norwslli. yesterday alternoon. and
and was fined fl and costs. Aries.
through his stiorney. .lobn .l. Walsh.
appealed the case to the luperlor
Court at Bridgeport.
SWIMMING NEW IllliDOh llAWii.
The new school laws mutating the
attendance at children at the public
schools will shortly be strictly not
forced in Norwslli. alias Poitermpsai
oi the society. is new in Stamford Min
lee sitar the ssroroeeteei oi the law
is thatplsns. items in Duiburyoae
day this weeli. said will take up tits
worhbmssauosaslisieisseehis
rounds in mm.
Alid‘l'iliil but)! till noose.
Jacob ii. harmed. the eelialinewn
iosdsslsr. will hanseotltsr lsipeiss
house eosetmm at the George L
lisslsr pass no holes lilli. ’i’be builib
leg will hold use tensor lee. Ir.
' stresses sales this: tbs
wholesale business asst essr. All his
needs assures-s illlsd with waist der-
isg the past week.
' salmon mm mm
rs: iterwsiii street hallway eels»
yssisrssy
« no mum “ Lying
’ “‘1‘...‘ Critical Wilda. L ‘
indium.
“printable mm
1 ‘ An Unknown Three-matted Schoon—
, or Ashore on the North Side
of Fisher‘s. island. ‘
W
LARSEN is' DOlllG WELL
”WMWMrWse
Woodarellyluossndsl and he
.Psssedsrfloodligbt—m
“mm s
(By Associated Press.)
Dsnbury. Conn, Nov. 12.—-Amoe
Hurlbuit. a prosperous farmer resid-
- ing near Mill“ Centre. lien in a crit-
ical condition as the result or being
bitten by a not eat.
, The injury was received some weeks
ago. Hr. Hurlbutt was feeding the le—
line 'einell bite of raw meat. causing
her to Jump for it. In grabbing the
‘ meat the cat fastened her moth into
one oi llr. Huribiitt's iiiigors. catalog
a slight wound. ‘ '
He thought nothing of it at the time
until the dogsr sud ,iinaiiy his whole
are: commenced to dwell end he was
taken down with what the attending
physician says is. the result oi. blood-
poisoning.
’l’luiml in a bad stale. every eiiort
is being made to bring the injured loan
through.
JUROR LARSEN'S CONDlTION.
Court House. Long island City. Nov.
12.--Dr. Burnett. one at the three phy‘
sicians who are in attendance upon
hisgnus Larsen. the juror whose sud-
den illness upset the progress of the
Thorn trial. telephoned to Sheriii Doht
this morning warding his patient.
“liar-em." said he. "is doing reinsriis-
iily well since the operation was per
totaled last evening. The operation
was wonderiully eucosssiui and the in.
for passsd a' good mm. as he slept
.eoltortsbiy. Bewilibe'wenbie to
les'vehis bed for several days and non-
sequentiy cannot resume his duties on
a Juror (or an indefinite term."
KELLEY Gil-TB 'l‘liilt'l'i' YEARS.
Dover, N. H.. Nov. l2.—~.loeopb E.
Kelley was pronounced guilty of mur-
der in the amend degree by Chiei Jus-
tice Mason. 0! the 'l‘rnllord County Su-
preme. Court. this morning. and son-
ienced to serve a term of thirty years
in the aisle prison at Concord. The
charge against Kelley was the murder
oi l‘eiiliier Joseph A. llllrknoy. ol' the.
(lrent Polio National bank at Burners-
worth. N. ‘H.. April iii. iiiil‘l. Yester—
day the defendant retracted lilo pleu oi
not guilty and pleaded guilty.
MOB FAILED 1‘0 APPEAR.
Denver. (30L. Nov. lit-«Tile slit-rm
received word that no attempt would
be mailo inst night in color the iroun~
iy loll and lynch Fred C. iinucbez.
charged with murdering his young
wile. The police were notified and
t‘lllei Farley summoned every patrol.
men in the city to report at hoaiioiiui'~
lei-e. llpon orders from the governor
the Denver city troop aleii reported at
its armory fully equipped tor active
service. The mob. however. lulled to
appear. iisviug evidently hoard oi the
sherlii‘e preparations.
MGWFAIL IN RailKVIiiiJi.
iioohville. Conn. Nov. War-A some
inc snowfall prevailed in this city and
vicinity during the night and early
this morning there was pmelbly an
inch of snow on the ground. Reports
lions surrounding towns indloste a
similar tell. and for s memorable ills~
lance early this morning snow could
be seen.
Dill) ill 'l'iili AilYl.llli.
,iiiiiilletown. (loom. Nov. itwhirs.
lisresret line. aged all years. died
suddenly at the Asylum tor the insane
last night. liisirt trouble is assigned
as the ester. tier body will be taken
to Waterbury. her lower house. tor
burial today.
tiliiiiiuwu “stimuli! muons.
New lattice. than" Nov. itw'i'hs
siessisr siosssiswlist. striving here
this morning. reports so ushiloes
thrssunssied stvhooser ashore us the
north side of Fishers island. Details
Of. W“: ' 4}
mum mares Ailitdllilil.
utilised veils. it. v.. liuv. isw'rlis
premier mm- is semen shim
West Mei. “tumultuous:
her. The iiisisrissmmlsr
oi its less and was telltale less. Al-
ister is her hates port.
~ a month. .
“ _ p a... vm..m.1t+ow.eeitsw4 ‘
at bile if”
their places in the
Thorn was in his accustomed
msdiateiy behind his lawyer.
ed to he morelntereeted luthsprov‘
readings than on so! do!
trial began. .
Dr. Bartlett was called to the stand
since the
undriestliled that Juror Larsen would
not. be able to attend court tor at least
.Aseoonsetho physicianhaduiade
this statement. Judge Smith- eeid: "i
think tbelury ought to be discherg‘ed.”
Mr. Youngs turned tovllr. Howe and
the letter sddmd the court. “if
your honor please." said be. “nearly
all the, evidence is in and the case is
nearly finished. it your honor should
not conclude thnt it would be proper
to adjourn for a month. then i have
this suggestion to make.
"Tbst the eleven jurors be retained;
that an additional juror be enpsnellsd
to make the conetitutionai tirelve. and
that then. by my consent and the con—
eent oi the distrot attorney, and by
the order and with the approbation oi
the court the evidence he read.’eo that
the twelve of new jury could listen to
it and bear it. I think it would five
time. i put myself on record as agree-
ing to that. it is just an lqnl to end
all the evidence in this way as it is
to read two or three linen. It is my
distasteful to me to have to come here
again and have to go through the mo-
notonous process of selling talesinen
'whnt is your nnmc?‘ 'Whut is your
age and where do you live'!‘ We have
not got a phonograph to pump these
things out."
District Attorney Younge arosewheu
Mr. Howe had concluded. and said:
"Your honor, equally with my friend.
hir. Howe, i wish to conclude this busi-
ness an early as possible. At the same
time i would like some time to mm-
inc more authorities on the subject.“ '
Judge Smith-dim: long would you
like. hir. Youngs?
The District Attorney~We line a
good law library here. but. as your
honor is aware. law books meant he
examined very rapidly. 1 mid su- .
gent an adjournment till i 0's“;
The court then ordered a reset ,
that hour.
Built) can mm
Annie Emu and Georgie Lewis Ar-
rested in New York.
New York. Nov. l2.-»Annie ”it.
alias Gertrude Allen. alias Submit.
and “cumin lewiu. both young wo» ‘
men were arrested last night at the
home oi the (ureter. They are ac-
weed of playing the badger game in
Snrstiigu during the past summer. A
mail numed Lyons in said to have lost
81.000. The Ella!) woman was ar-
rested lnel your on a charge of having
stolen silverware from the Hotel lin-
periel. rlbe wail dierhorgeil. With her
lover Polo fichlu‘i‘k she wont to Barri-
logo whore they opened a budget game
in ii house on Broadway near the
timed iliioin Hotel. The bowie wo—
man was with them. They were so-
cused oi choosing Lynne and were or-
resioil. 'i‘boy shipped their boll.
Sriiiiorii iii unplanned to be in iioetun.
Klili' iii Rhlfi'l‘ifiil EASILY.
New lsmdou. Nov. l2.~»’l‘ho unboun-
i-r Maudo ii. Dudley, from Maine. for
Norwich. loaded with yellow pine.
wool ashore on Wimpeset Point at
tho oust end oi ”lesion island. The
vessel rosin easily. and it no storm
«lines up. she will probably be gotten
oil.
.lllii'i‘blldliil 0F CllllA'ii (lAiliili.
i’blesgo, Nov. l3.~'fllo 'l’riliuue
«aye: lienludge Tree has returned
iroiu lint-ope thoroughly convinced of
the insinua- of Cuba's cause and iii the
moral obligation resting up“ tits Un-
ited iltetes to recognise its “depend
ant-e.
“mum.
Last night Joseph Boise and two
friends were about town iooliiog tor
a pines to pet ii night's lurking. 'l'hey
metered islsss does. who look
there to tire. .lolin Weiersaiwsr‘s
it???
are “‘
a§
mil BALE—It you not
try the H. l 13.. every _‘
forged. So. Nowell
So. lain street.
FOR SALE—Two and film
ins. Root Coating and and
also Stewart's Reedy ”
‘wnlh lldw. Co., 42 803. m '
8750 will buy a choice , ~
(bonito) in one of the
streets oi South W,
healthful; walk laid. .
and petition her. so“ '
lion. Particulars of
. Isl-Up lies
Norwalh.
'l‘o LET—One i .,
roous. with but edit
central location in the ,
bio boarders wanted.
Honiord place.
1'0 Lift—Seven rooms. 01 _
avenue: Music Iisll bloat. flj ,
i'or odious; ilrst floor. titres; WE
Woodward avenue: first ’ _
rooms. No. 1 Hauiord PM, “
cold water: ilret iloor. six rests.
ill Union street. ll. A. ' ‘
1‘0 RENTui'istsixroo-sllf
Bloch. east end CW
South Norwalk. 1'. 3.
elect.
3.!
3%
1‘0 Linn-From November 1% A .
rooms. iirst floor: all do! . .
rout low. it Spring street. L
Will. W. later. The ’ ‘
Knapp Co.
1‘0 I.it'l‘-One tour-ml
second floor rear. ’1
street: one tour-mill
third floor rear. ti -
street. rent tit: one list.
over Schulte‘s market.
one. rent his. Apply at
Old Well Clear 00.. II
street.
'i'o lil'i'w-Oee sis-roan his.
llurriti arenas: also It: m .
is Guintsrd avenue. Apple fl
tor if. Clark. is Quistsrd w
L001“.
we'rwlast slsbbbeiwssa ‘3 x
and iiuoiiwood’s iisli. s m
gold-rimmed slasess. rm
be rewarded by leaving was
street. Horwalli.
remnants _, '
mountainous. ‘fl ‘
rte isms also it's
lierssih. uses.
3!
g.
2
i
it?
3
iii:
to
Norwalk Chronicler