._wssbsrslsstaisnttoltr.
itdwman of if};
n
‘ en‘s! has «rim. ordeal will
W! mind. 3. ilsrrl‘s.
. . e times—M
seam ‘liorniollr. to it...
on can sat a mall at: (25 class-s)
. Grown cigars. a splendid
present tor a little money.
in. sum '
ure at Central club. tomorrow.
Other People‘s“ Homes." 3 p.
M"
engagement vls announced of
.. ileum. Anderson‘and Thomas
R. Turner. both or thin place.
Hiram Lawrence has opened a dye-
eatabllshtnent under H. s.
,. wn’s shoe store ln'Washington
street, and is already doing a good
*3“: John ll. Dakin. piano tuner.
firm be in town for several days this
m Orders sent to the Nabocltemo
‘Hotei early will receive prompt at-
tentlon. .
Charity lodae. ‘0! Bridgeport, has
‘awepted the invitation of Eureka
lodge, and will visit; ennui florwailt
. about titty strong next ‘ y night. ,
.. The remains of James Coieburn
3'. reached South Norwalk from Southern
’ ..Plnes. this morning. Arrangements ion
, . the funeral have notyet hum made.
"miniature at the Centralolub."Some
Other People‘s Homes.“ ii p. in. sharp.
., actuator F. A. Lane’s horse started
.. to run away in front oi the manu-
:rsnt in Washington street. but was
\ natured after going a short/distillate:
. and before any damn was done.
The Young Woman‘s Christian Tem~
pounce union will meet this evening
,‘ with Miss Annie Bishop ll'f Washing-
ton street. All members are requested
to be present at 7:30 sharp. .
. r—Proi. M. 8; Roses. the welhknown
mullet-optimum can be consulted at
his allies. in the parlor of the "shack-
onto Hotel. South Norwallt. Tuesdays,
treat“. to. tosphm. Eyes exam-
.iilsd’trss. _
*Le'ctnre at Central club.tornorrow.
“Bome'Other People's liomea." at 3 p.
a. sharp. .
‘ A lecture on “Some mill?r People's
Homes." by Miss Mary opson. of
m. Conn” Is announced to. be liven
“the Central club tomorrow otter-
”! under the auspices of the num-
W «the home. Mrs. Van Buren,
. imitators at the Central club. to
horrow. "Some Other People's
mas." at 3 p. ill.. sharp
. W
, 1 molar meeting of Palestine cas-
m A. 0. K. of M. C.. will he held to:
in the castle hall. Business oi
importance will be brought be-
' the mastitis. All members are
.d to be present.
JW‘Norwallt club will hold another
W walnut. lions but members
still don-resident attests may sttsnd.
games tits attractions mu be tits Jo-
liar ham rinh. of urination:
Hall. tbspool expert. and the
. . ‘l‘ dulrtstte.
Mime on "homo." by the luv.
‘ it. Donnell. ii. “i“. it. rector oi
ata' thumb. New York city. in
fish‘- iiail. Thursday surplus.
bar 2. After the leeturs lilht
U. tswillbesetvedsudssoo
“enjoyed. Tidbits. lili.
5 h Faber distal his boots
hers. iisturdsy plain. in the
., year. it! it's ass. its hail,
“pistols. tor shins time. but
w... on chartior no rat-"mi
cert was opensdsi‘zltisiinornins. in half
Ian handful-Jobs“ them we, . . . . .
minedsi y ehsehed‘ . . . ‘ si~ '
1m m my uylofimfig “3’“ Former Bicycle Denier Questioned
yet. . About his Business Affairs.
There was a specially. one program
hi Illinois at the' Norwaik Methodist
thumb. yesterday. and the come:
lion tilled the ohurch‘at sash service.
'llhe sermons were listened to with 1
great interest. - fits Issues, of lesions hsnssctions
is W. and fllsflrsditdrs' raw-
ysss' Do let leans Able to
find Out lWhat I'hoy Want.
a...—
Assistant superintendent W. it
Arnold. of the John Hancock Life in-
surance company. 'is in Danbury to«
day.
2 Miss Alice M. 'Reardon. telegraph
operator in Baugatuclt.’ will reside in
South Norwnlk" this winter. boarding
With Mrs. John W. Font. High street.
C. Ford Sadly was on the anxious
sent Saturday morning in the Stam-
ford Probate Court. when he was ex-
amined in supplementary proceedings
in connetflon’trlth the businese 'oi'
Seely and Adams. bicycle dealers. who
made an assignment last summer. '
As to how he got it and where,- it
jwent. he seemed willing to tell. but
the books. he more than once declnrv
ed. were so muddled that he‘eould not
understand them. and again his mem-
ory isms had, so that if Messrs. Hart
- , and colloid cannot secure any infor-
EPWORT‘ LEAGUE CONVENTION motion for the iirm's creditors it will
u 1. estimated that there will he be entirely due to those two unfortuv
from tour to dvehund delegates nate circumstances. ’
from the various churches f the New ' it seems that the creditors are eager
Yory distriCt at the Epworth League in their hunt for particulars in regard
Miss Katherine Reynolds. oi Belden
street. returned home last Saturday
from. a visit In Brooklyn.
Dr. Harry E. Bates. of South Nor-
wnlk. went to St. Albans, Vt.. this
afternoon. to spend it iew days.
'convention tomorrow. The conveu- to the now famous Seeiy diamondss
tion will open tonight with a lecture over which they ponder as much as it
by Hon. Wallace Bruce on “The Phii~ they were ouch a veritableKoh-i-noor.
osophy of Wit and Humor." The Seoly said he started; business in
maple antheraorwalks. regardless of Stamford about February 15. 1395.
name or?” depgm’inatlon are cordially .Besides the Stamford establishment.
{invited “Q t ”penises and exercises he had opened stores in Norwalk and
of this conven lon. Portchoster .nnd managed a hlryt-lo
v store in Bridgeimrt. and besides nil
MR. PADDOCK'S LAB 805;“ this found time to represent the
Yesterday was or!” ‘v Paddoclt's Stearns company in New England
last Sunday at the First Baptist “me“ “n “0 “1mm“-
church. He 8093 to Fort Wayne. Adams mm- u partner in the
where be h” secured a position as sr— ilrm in February. l897. putting rash
rhitect. Mr. Paddock has been with info the business to the amount of
the Baptist church but a year. yet in 81.089.54. At that time the iirm‘s ii-
that time he has made. friends who re- hunt-es stood: (‘luiuis against the run—
gret to have him leave. Some line 140- euro. 85.064. minus rinims of Socly's
lectlona were rendered on the on“. futher and mother. amounting to ti.-
both illOl‘llillI and "9an yesterday. dill). whit-b Wore porsounl mailers: us‘
Mrs. l.. D. Kooier Bang ”The Soldier eotugesllmatod nt rations?“ not usrwls.
of the Cross" in the morning. ”-462“-
These figures represent, the firiu's
standing at ill» time an Inventory was
‘ i . .
ABOUT M ABAMA inude‘in vonnt-‘riitm Willi Animus going
Whieh is to heseeu at Hoyt's tonight. into the bush '5
the scene is an old plantation in Aln- ,’ ‘ "it?” -
home. near the town of ’i‘rtllndegu, The 3”" '5 """wl" i" ”w an“ a” 1‘"
central figure is an old plauior u nhoro Adams in mm, i-arthurihaniliut
Southern gentleman it "”0"“ ion he represents ill:' “but turn-lo l'tim’
intricate story of family relations. puny. Q ,. . ,
which Is so well told that the upet-tu- lie was iu the iut-ym- hormonal slut-o
3!. ~ . ’ i
tor is srarcely aware that ho in list— '1” ‘le:;ll.[:hn;v fl“? _:".::uum,“fi \m”
suing to a narration. nip. ' '.0"' 0" H" mm .ir
Hurt iiiitmiloumi him cltmsuiy us to in
’ mutt-nod t-viwmlliuro slut-i: July it'll
ONE WAY 'rt') wmn WOMAN. . .. 7
On the witness stood in Neerorli ”I“ am." "r “"“"'.‘"""“‘ ”mm m u"
the other day, Mrs. Nack. under oath. iii-uni in tiny oi the buoitil tillidililllt'fin
tesuiied that she never loved the prise! mm” “NW 9“ “MW ‘mm‘ My” d"
onrr ut the bar. Marlin Thorn. iliiili ”mm ”W ""‘3‘ Will’ in diurnwr what
ho had hum-lied her down. blackened true: done was by grilling the rush reg-
her eyes. «bolted her until the blond ”my"
run out of her mouth and nostrils and
had threatened to destro her e'eu .. . , ..
with acid. "Thou." she sold demurzly. “ h" 3, M doing he”? “kw ”w
"l lured him." lint-kiiey oi tho hunter. nodding toward
"When did you brain to love Thorn?" ‘ '39."? \un Dudklua. ..
asked rounsol for the defense. lien paid in ruuw in; I l'lllilKll'li'z
“i don't know." was the reply. “it! shouldut
"How long before the killing?”
“1 nevrr loved. him until he choked
me."
“He choked you. then. into loving
him?“
ssY“.Iv
This seems to open up a new line at
thought. (‘rueliy us an inuentive to
love but hitherto been overlooked by
tho pathologists. the philosophers and
the divorce courts. What shall be said
now of the lustlre of divorces «ranted
on the ground of extreme cruelty?
"m. .w m
(lVl'liiHEAitil AT THE GARDEN.
whinnlml the humor.
ho route?”
“Oh. he bellow» like u iarkuss. and
this ion horse show."
"\l’hnl u long thin irouk that blur
ribbon purer wnu." uhuorvod Maude ri.
to Nancy Hunks. us they strolled
through the Harden.
"Yes." replied Naury. "As a matter
of fact i thought home a goll‘wi'uh
he; on li’flii when he first come out}?
"if that fill Kl'OOlll routes near me
again l'li kirk his build oil.” sillil the
saddle norm. "lie rode the around
the ring hoioru the judged; lust Main
and weighted my hut-it down so hall
of ‘run thought i was an equine dauhs~
liund." ‘
"Remember my son.“ said the thora-
oiuthiiml more to her prise roll."
"when you get the spring halt. get it
with all four legal
“Why. diatoms?"
obit. .
"ileususe you will then runs chance
of winning. it prise as a high stopper."
“i itnow i'ni gains to win the high
lump." said the sorrel Juniper to the
The following notice uppoumd re-
cently in the New ilaven lteaister:
”Miss Liclniijre. a trained nurse of
this titty. died suddenly. yortsrdny. at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Franklin
Chaos. in llrldaepori. Miss Meintyre
was taken with n lainiina spell yes-
terday ntornlns. and died almost ill!"
mediately. She was nineteen mra
old. This. hint-rd! will take piles trot:
liar latte heme 'l‘ntsdsy." The Rails-i
ter new soundness t ;j tits yearn la-
dy is alive. and that s‘ is supposed
mmmrm the soticssu-as to .
list th‘s ailerons of her lovsr.
salted the little
"lint on. your ills.“ said the rush.
”this not ruhhsr shots m." .
,,‘ . "linhml've been fed siwsslt on
Nu m m ‘m ersrytltina.’ roast. ealtes it ill rise a mile." on
said on aluminum youth. 7 fl .. .
”Mm m '3‘ Mrs: mfim “I" W m. M I. “m. m.
stoi- who " i's a M on ‘ , . .
dimls assault» , a isss'snisidns .mfiggf‘gfmrm
on, m «rumors to it.“ .1“... ’
.' ._ _ .. Ha "‘.;_ 'y um “M
AW Wu nun”
, on m.
mum is to do
Is sou.» stun,
Are
yd?“
' Mason's
Hound” TRADE.
liodei Grocery.
Willi law prise isr isassnsb s Bells.
Dudley's New Canned Pumpkin. Bos-
ton Marrow Squash, Hubbard Squash,
New Citron. Lemon and Orange Peel.
Sweet Russet Cider. Wet idlnre hieai.
lut- lb. Try Columbia condensed Mince
Meet. 9c lb. 3 lhnfor 256., Seeded Itali-
lns. buy the Owl Brand here: finest.
salmon Seedless Rnislnii. loose and in
Packages. "“' '
Pure Lord in 3 and 6 lb tins. 25c and
400.
Fine. large. loose ilnseatel Raisins
at lilt- lb. Cranberries. it: quart. Flue.
Sweet Florida Ornngsq 35o down.
Table Raisins at tile lh. ’lilrkory Nuts.
Pop Porn. llruzll Nuts lur. Almonds
m. Orr-noble Walnuts lac. Only flu—
ost quality Mixed Nuts sold at Hi'. "
lbs 2350.
Thyme, lingo. Savory. 'hinrlornni.
Static Broad. Newt‘oru Meal. ‘
New t’rnp New Orleans Molasses.
Real, (leniiino liomuunmiu Jolly. Cur»
runt. Apple, Quint-o. Raspberry. Wild
Grape. iimwy in (lines. Honey in
Comb. l’nstry I"lillll‘. 75v bugs. l’inr-
potatoes. not» bu. Sperinl prim Sperry
ii. Barnes Hume; li’ 1—2 r.
Mushrooms. Olives. Olive Oil. Capers.
lorenzo Dibble.
MODEL GROCERY,
lie. is North Iain Street. ‘5
THOROUGH
COURSESW-
min»- ‘
look-keeping.
(Double and single entry.)
Arithmetic.
Spelling.
csnmsnisi law. ‘
Iuslhsss correspondence.
Shorthand.
typewritltig.
sinusitis not advanced iar mph to
begin the soar-I as law
in the lower
BROWNS. '
BUSili.;Es5.......
COLLEGE.
Miami-9.5.!“
airman m
'3
l
in Manon-Mummy!“ lilo
issuoh'hs down.
I ”thitwsesamtm )
. . ' vm‘,aapsttsnsioaarsgivsnbitistossllihsnsslowssws
' , mummommummm
““5: new set it!
‘ommuam .
.v hm can rua‘v'a onsan.
Mdnuol T. Hatch,
Octavian-w “very Desist”.
Like everything alas in this his school
Our banks and ofiicss‘ are magnificently
litth up with every modern convenience.
Canada. The making of weekly clearings.
statements. etc . are a good business train-
ing in themselves. Write or call.
IfililiiLL COLLEGE. Simisrd. Cliill.
' t. Bros.
sense is sttisviss.
m ssilsrssywssltdsyslto’eiwh ‘
notinlllngnnandwa k ‘
a
I I“ ll
sJ suite is
limo» moon .ll
antithes- aioagthsiilas; our
m
”aluminum-yeasts
South Kuwait. 3
“taught
"va DOING."
DUI command-s
located all over the United Siatocand
Mbllshod 1807.
‘ e
We challenge Competition
in our great MARK-DOWN
sale of
Winter
Underwear.
GUI! AND SEE.
An assortment of Underwear that much
of it sold for “.50 and none
less than $1.00.
......... r 7 So
We u bin thing to underwear buyeru.
Wholesalers are fuming up the price.
We're sending it down.
liters open ersni‘l's.‘
Comsiock
Bros.
Modern cooler-
and ‘
Foruishsrs.
is South Iain Street.
BOUT” NORWALK.
mantras. w. .
limilamu.
Twostwrssl
Shutherwngsilwsy
sum on 10
noon.
m
' MW tomes“
lilies. Assam. Dusters Isrtli
dsrsllsa. All.“ lostli
and southwest.
s
«z u‘.
Nobility rows... ”,3“
at 25 cents and 50 cents the very best glove than
be sold at the price.
w... r m
at
idihg.’ ' ‘
. auras.» sworn...
cOiiiiEOlicilT urn ’ out
Iimplnt in condensation; Unit CHI
not in 0a.. ‘ .
WEATHEREl'RTP? “mi-w
, AND»
we“ sell the strips and apply them to your
windows at a nominal cast and much chespi‘r "
eould have thework done yourself
can“? anus... trauma Taoxtc. FF
it .
Fox Cycleand Hardware 0
IIO wast-uneven ITRIIT. %
ugvusvvi-imo rivals a «atom 10 are use» 1
“ ' " ~“(iiuvu’ 'spdoisls.
Last week we advertised 16 overcoats at’ a. print; ~
half of them were sold within twenty-four hours;
rest have sinee been sold. Why? Because the :
Norwalk and vicinity know, from years of d
as, that when we advertise we do just as we say"
For the coming season we have made it our ohjoot ‘
. .3
V
Result.
Wehnve overtvventy-five styles oi” gloves at:
and 50 cents m pair. _ An'uni‘inep dog'shin 7.
cents. You have paid $1200 and received no»
- h". “.0515! Silk-Lined Gloves, 9....
OPIR IV‘IV IVIIIIO UNTIL O O’GLOOK.
* DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier, Hatter and emitter.
THE KRIEGERSTO
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ’
We have out the price, on 8.1
gouueuts in our cloak department?-
Cilildron’s reefer coats, empire back
. $2.25 to N
All wool beaver coats for ladies, _ V' I
Bouclo coats irom 85.98%
Also a grout reduction in the).
price of all trimmed hats.
H..KRIEGER,
Mahaokomq Hotel Y El:
wairsortr
Mill POnd
Oysters.
upshot! or in the the".
llotsls. Restaurants and
Families lappiisti.
list WWW to.
Address. .
osaa i-i. f
uni-muons. '
lad yer i
‘ its ,
NOK'ALK. i‘ '
Norwalk Chronicler