or league is
than for the re-
iidreh, in the
heading it
often in the
ot,250. It in
society- but
. The funds ,re—
gust s work
Already the
went to he
I‘ cariosd of
. yesterday.
“flies time
George E. Ever-
_ 4‘ -. his prop-
soine owned by
y‘ Lived treat
hot Beulah.
"- W. K. Ack-
tLiC typhoid fever.
Mellon will
in Guider's Hall.
of. A pleasant
‘Ili who attend.
first has been sold
' .who contemplate
inmvetnsnts to the
‘ M. H. Bills carry his
the Samuel
the depot. yesterday.
*were shipped to
Air. Fuller will
~3sde‘riult it. iaooiit
lens Etta Coutu.
Annie Griilth. or.
ii night. st
*- John avenue.
millions were
at the evening's
”its! Grumman
i hiss York
“with has engag-
Itrstb as
whisper. tee
is to settle also
., isso nested wu~
a" m a mu halt
' is the cove
‘ ‘ s "’ W'L
this the host
gutters is the
he town are hiss
' not in rendition
. proud m all. little dewhtsr.
by an apprecia— .
m by the in-‘
mos place on the .
1W“:
.istiislturwslit’fiethodist
Rev. L. W. and... has linen Vin ill
this week with unionist rheumatism.
W
are. William B. Smith visited her
cousin. Iirs. Denny Hull. in Norwallt.
last was . , ‘ ,
L The Nordeid Grange has purehssed
a plane of hills Frames fleshy. oi
‘ Plattsville.
lirs Ii. 3. Hill has been visiting her
uieoe. idles Edna at. John in Norwaih.
and relatives in Bridgeport. for the
past week. »
s
1
Evangelistic services or, Wm held
each evening ol- this week p Zion
Hill lit. E. church oondno] "
and Mrs. McBride. of Ooh. throw.
N J
A horse owned by Frederick B. Ken-
nell became cast in the stable Sunday
night and died hetero morning. Mr.
Kennell feels the loss keenly. as his
other horse was killed on the railroad
track, only a year ago. '
' peruse. r1111: WHOLE s'ronv.
-——-—-—-———~O-v
idr. Sealey is not Under Arrest and
Has not Left the Btste.
M
The Bridgeport Standard prints the
. following:
C. Ford Seeley. whose disappearance
.troni Stamford. where he left unpaid
bills amounting to 37.000. created a
surprise in this city and Hartford. as
L well as in Stamford. has been served
with a notice requiring Min to appear
in court and show cause why several
diamond rings and other articles of
ieweiry in his possession should not be
converted for the benefit of his credit-
ors. The papers were served on Seeiey
Monday night by Sheriff Bolster. oi
Statutord. and also at the residence at
Edwin S. Rapello. of Black Rock.
Subley wad the guest 111‘ Mr. itspello.
whom he met in Newfl'ork. for sum
weeks. 1 Nothing was known in miles
ROi'Ii‘Bi' hie business trouble. and it
was not known in Stamford where he
was until Monday, although his cred
{tors had employed all available mean:
of locating him.
The people of Stamford first knew
Seeiey'nhom eighteen months ago.
when he opened a bicycle store in that
city: He did a‘psying business. but
levoted the proilts to his own personal
uses. instead of applying them in tin
expenses of the business or the pay.
meat of birdebts.‘ He continued this
policy until he became hopelessly in-
volved. and then took French leave. it
was announoed soon after his depor-
iuru that he had gone to Europe. and
for a time the seam-h for him was
lli'sudonod. latter the creditors were
informed that he had been seen in New
York. and the sheriils were instructed
to maintain the lookout.
The interested parties will not dl~
vulge the sourre of the information
whirh led to the discovery of Seeley's
whereabouts. lie was found to haw
.111 unquestioned standing with Black
Rorit people whom he that. lie was
conspicuous by reason of his wearing
rings set with diamonds oi consider—
able value. Whether these are his
property or not will be determined by
the court. and it he is found to have 11
turn them over to the creditors.
Anions wheolnien in this city heelsy
was well known. He earse here tron:
Hartford to conduct the blryele depart-
ment of the Howland Dry Goods cont.
pany' s More when that iii-tn took the
local agency for the l‘oluinhis bleyele.
He was quite prominent socially slid
made many irienda here.
in 1111 interview with It Senior. this
'uoruins. we iind that he has not been
placed under arrest. and has never
tsiten h'rsnoh leave from Blaminrd.
but has simply inane so oasisunisnt.
h is the usual custom. everything he'
ins done in the regular way Thus
lsr Air heeley has not Men out of the
note. visiting Norwallt and litenii‘ord
as lomeriy. Mr ileelsy thinks the
.iewepspers whirh have printed arid--
eies Meeting on his rhsrartsr are
unduly eager in within him up. ilr
sssiey is now worms in the interest
or the lissnaii thesis ileusrstor dost
party. “I Broadway. N Y. and is in
Inuit! Nurwaiii today to see about
planing use in the 11.111111 Norwalit
, whom 1am em...
”with. rain. or 111s r1119.
95“de Church
iliiil will W,
rmwhmhhmwilisiloihis
trl shined.
ziiesr title to them he will be obliged to.
mm .1... 1 mini is the
Q ,. . .
.wmmmdqfimm
Witt invitation elite thematic? »~
“ new board 'or on dime tie-in-
mission out be charged; rut s silver
altering will be twitch soil the entire
. Jroceeds will be devoted in mission-
try purpose!
0. 0. iron. the organist of the
'hurrh. will give a recital from 7:15
.o 8 unlock. the time tor the lecture
:o begin The public is invited to this
lecture.
amino "moat. me
1211. Warren, of New York city.
1114 ill-e am A. Hines. at South
Vorwsllt. are to be married November
to. by the Rev. John 1". Winters.
there home is to be in New York.
The lecture which Attorney John
J. Light was to deliver in Shelton
ins been postponed on account of the
serious illness of hire. Shelton. pro-
outer of the lecture
11 in reported on solid authority that
1 Main street grocery clerk will take
into himself a wile name time during
.he coming month.
Malling grocer Charles, E. Seymour
tanounoea special cash sale for Satur-
lay. Note his Kat at prices in a new
1d today.
‘Men’s and boys' alpines. O'Brien.
.‘ortnerly assistant rector of St. Mary‘s
:hurch. attended the irish fair. Wed.
tesdsy night.
A window light in the Not-walk
)peia House. blew out this mornipg.
1nd smashed on the Wall street pave-
.uenis.
Wallace Knapp. of New York. spent
vosterdsy with his father. “Judge“
tifred Knapp. at the lishnckemo Ho—
el
'l'ho inasmuch clrclo of King a
laughters wil‘meet with Mrs. C l“
ilristrsm. 1 Berkeley strhet. this after-
mun.
Mrs. Nicholas Kline. of Union Pork.
11 visiting relatives in Philadelphia.
W .
SERMON POBTPONED.
Mr. Luther to Preach on "Wanted—A
Man" at Another ”Time.
in spite of the storm. there was s
unall company of people at the meetv
mg in the South Norwsllt Baptist
:hureh lapt- u'lght. 'l‘heservlres were
.xonducted as announced. with the es—
.-eptlon of the sermon on “WantedmA
Also." which was postponed to sooth-
wr time. in its place Hr. Luther
prenrhed an impressive sermon on the
.ext. "Who touched the?" Prof. Good.
tell and Air. Crossley led the singing.
Tonight those who are to sing in the
::horus are requested toulnest iir. hu-
ther at 7:30 it possible.
The afternoon Bible reading and ii.
:uetrsted talk to rhiidren will be omit-
ted tomorrow.
The Mission band will meet Saturday
instead of today.
(in Sunday there will be special aer—
inons. morning and evening
it is expected there will he a large
Attendance this evening.
EA I) this IXPWION
Norwlrh v.11 t‘. A. Janitor Severely
luiured vvvvv lie Lighted a latch
Notwirh. c.1111... Nov. l3.«A lesitlng
gas machine in the basement oi the
Young Ian's Christian sssoclstlon
building rained an explosion which re-
sulted in serious injuries to .lsnitor
Robert "outline and damaged the
building upwards of 0500
Janitor iieiililsu endeavored to as»
veriaiu the ratios at the leak. and in
hie lutestigstions lighted a metal.
whit-l1 immediately resulted in an or
ploeion lie was thrown a eonsidew
bls distance end was badly burned
silent the lane and hands. The glass
is the trout part of the null 11; was
slso blown out A ester his s which
runs under the building was also
melted and mused s considerable
dates“ by water. The new to the
building” will be «143st hp insursoes.
A Milli}! Film.”
brings out everybody. is does a bar-
that when it is advertised iii the lien-
tissl 'l‘rr it. 7
M‘fima id”. ~ ,
WM meat 111 l m
outweigh» wanton lilo
. «mmm.au1N_.1_jm
trimewseseeeeissdsdh ‘
Wththe
Rev. 1‘. Crowley. of New Milford.
... 2.3..
A new 5.11.111» hood: tor the maroon”
loses oi “toppers. up stairs on. them
an. ilooi' 111111 the Jacket 1.1111 rut-3mm
department. 8906;141th for the
sseomtnodstlon of indies and small
children. . ,
11111111“1 31111:. “we“... for :5
cents. Bishop Dresses. all cents.
Bands. :8 dents. Vests tor 15. as and
iii cents. long hisosiette shirts. at
«alkali-wool noise. so cents. Bibs
5 to 85 cents. table Bibs. 2 for :5
cents. . L »_ .
Socks. 13 to 75 death. Sacuues'. 25
cents. Shoes. 25 cents. Combs.
Brushes.i’uiis and Boxes.
Flannelette Wrappers. in the very
newest styles and heat of qualities. for
$1.00. $1.38. $1.511 and 31.75. 11;. mm
in the Cloak department.
Dinner Bets. something choice for
yourself or for a present. it you want
to give one. We have made extra
preparations to meet all requirements
on. montu~rhshkse1ving mouth.
L in a departmental. this kind. as
large as this. thershifislwsye something
special being (pp ‘ to. film out at
very low prices. commence selling
today. has grades of full sets, for
"All. ”.50 to 812.00.
New patterns and colors in 0ilcloths..
[or iii. 25 and 35 cents a yard. Lino-
leums. for 31%. 80 arid 75c s yard.
In this departme'nt you will also iind
Opaque Window Shades tor l0 cents-
fringed. for :9 cents. Door lists. 37%
rents to 81.50. White Poles. complete.
for 25 rents each. Extension Rods. iii
to 25 cents. Pillow Sham Holden. 10
to lib cents each. Curtain Btretchers.
$1.48 each.
TMD.M.EEADCO.
mutation—m
courses-.-
4;.
leek-issuing.
l Double and single «or n‘ l
Arithmetis.
.lpeillsg. .
Commercial Law.
lseleess Osrrespeueeee.
Sherthssd.
insulting.
mwmmmw
iineiswssivssvites. .
BROWN’S
3051111155
COLLEGE.
Woundvasssdiarsansghto‘
ova man she the Lowest.
.0”
160
Black ls‘hets‘siikm welds. m
campers.
Ri ght 1n the lace of advances
of 5 to 150 per yard an im-
monse lot of Carpet is on sale
here now at one fifth under
value. *
Velvets, the $1. 25 grade at $1
“ 1.00 “ 7 50
85c grade, 800; 81 “ “900
No doubts. few people will
as mowed"... svngsv.
.03"! nineteenth.
Lurr
pens for good.
it. Wattle gent-1 Itmt.
heir best thiogeL as soon 9i they are out _ 11.1.1, every ’d‘eyhrin new goodstothiedspanmst.
mm.% .plesisd hunt _ MWMNmsodwhlis. MM
”0 Marina. mm with as
My. .
aunt-s11 sacs. too ”#101110.me 1.31 MM. , , '0
oer Steak of his» column all .1. ton ls'sst flyies. L
SCOFIELD & HOYT’
Tapestryblussole, 750“ “ 700 1
. A
Mi Loom mediation-rs and we
ilessei‘srnlehing hsp'tn
met. in this means".
”Outing flannel nightshhssfihe
MM 100 udpinksumyotsftoni :"mmum m
use. intrusion Onslhnds. ‘ ‘ 1st
. 4o “
1"" 10-111 whitsflsplsiss. In
‘3‘ ibis mat... . i811
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
nonunion. oouw. .1 .7. y
let this chance pass by, think.
ing it will come again. '
IUTTIRIOK PATTIIN’
A complete line of 1311’ .terick
patterns and oil the Butterick
fashion periodicals are here.
November fashions are now
teady. Fashion sheets Tree.
1
11" ”FURNITURE
a specialty. Examine our stock.
SCOFIELD a. How.
.... . W . .' titu- swoon.
Nam-lb.
We are absolutely giving up the DrylGoods Busi-
74.
What we will tackle alter this business is 0108011 out
we will let you know later on.
What we want you to believe. and what wd can
prove to you, is the fact that this store, until we retire
irom busipess, about January lot, will be the place for
you to invest your money. .
We have the goods. You have what. we want in
exchange tor them, “Money,” and a loss oil. 10, 2001'
30 per cent. cuts no ice with us, but certainly can’t help
but weigh with you, as a dollar spent here equals 81 25
to Cl .50 spent anywhere else 111 this town.
SOUTH N RWALK BO TONE STORE
Old Sentinel Iuilding.
an musnr LT
“no. 0 O Q.
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Norwalk Chronicler