Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 22, 1898 · page 7

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until our in
Win? an)” ’ trinit- conv
bluntly allure-:33. mint um baton

 

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DUKE 0F MANCEES’I'ER.
denied by (laden ooeiet. hot tuner.
then in England. "who positivity stated
that his daughter ‘t‘rodid not under any
tirrutttntanron marry the Duke of Man.
rheater. The friends of tho latter now
any that Ogden Goclct was the only ob-
stacle to the marine and that Mrs.
tloelct and young (loom altered no 0!»
know. but WQl'P. ‘ toot, favorable to
the mutt-h. The detail! 0! "gar-n (loom,
nay tho triendn‘o! the Duke o! Manchu:
tor, has thltl cleared thc ground for
him and that bolt! dhxtour to mutilate.
it not exec“ the Duke oi lurlborough.

The Dulce of Manrhcstcr molten no
concealment that he aim: to marry a
largo fortune. He guys it in ahmiutel)

 

 

‘ turmoil Kimbolton castle tint! git» him
; his proper standing it tho Wont

. Frau thlburx.

nm-‘uadry to rrluvohatc bin tnmily. re-'

limo he has on inmme of £2000 a year:

- lir- irunahie toiiw within this summit]
only within tho past two week: has hit
her-n able to pay on“ o judgment against
him for a livery hill of Will This Jud:-
mont hon boon hanging over him for
three months during it hlrh ho has horn
pavinx it in lnrlnlimentr. The matings -
mom 0! Mn prolierty in cntiroiy out of
his hands and in that of tho Duko nt
Alton-om. hi3 trutttoc. flirt mints arc
hardy 'nuflltlrnt to enable him to on;
tho wxpemmi ot the malntennm-r oi
Kimboiton tastlo on a vary rcduted
«air. At the uracil limo Klmboiton
root!» is ntrimml at its furniture pk-
tum and cumin. Holy throw rooms
are bathtub». and the root in il-nky.
Want» II" that to Marry Mont-y.

Tltc Burbs-w at Manchurian tnmnvrl)
(‘trnstioio i'zmtga, in n tmmlytitg and
tlt‘t‘ult‘tl but little ottrnti-rttto nor Mill.
Silo liver; on it small inimurc. hut in
Imprint that ho may make a rtrh mur-
rinur. nnd int'oosatmiy ours on him tho
than“ in Amortv'n. innit-nun: ”iv
Dukt- Mnrllmrotmh and saying '10
ran do nit writ. it not iu'ttw. nnd thnt
thorn «to no huireuvu in Hilfillitltl min-
parnlyiav to .tinv-rit-trn hotrrmlun nt tht'
tlrut rnnlt, and that Now Yutit in “in;
tor and Nun‘lmi: in Mitnmrr arr his not -
ural hunting ground», Kite». how-wt,
down not u-nntrul tiiv “till“ «I Stunt-h“!-
tcr. although ho my“ more autumn"
to bur nitric-t than to that of any author
porno", ism; will m'mmprtuy him in
Ann-rim.

Tho Dtllto' 1!! Mariuhroitvr thin ulnl~r
halt bwn paying a xrmt Iltvill 1»! ”Ht-lb
lion to Mt” Nitric-i “'ilflzli. MW at the:
Wlinonn of ’l‘ronliy court. uhmv- tho
thirdtm-t‘utnming M‘illltllll originate-ti.
tilt:- in n grunt. hcirru. but in it»! mm-
paruhio to lit-tn throlct prrmuoiiy.

'l'tu- Dunc nt Honolulu-tor nay-t ho has
lnlwritod o snot umitiun and mm a
[mu turtum in horn-arr in lump it
up. ilt- ohm any! that Miss tlrwtot ml
Minn Wit-tun an it! I'lltll'ltiltll limitat-
Irfltiitt' on not young women hr butt

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over not lit in amp « lniiy inttvr xtgnimt”

tho lint-loam of ihvtvdinbtro. bin mund-
muthcr. rnyim; that title limit Elli.”
pot mmmn train him and innlotu on
limping it. although rum to mm
nonllhy.

Tito link" of an'ltt'ttlt'r in it tit-int
7mm Minn, but molly innurnmnt. lie
lirca Mitotic ltrntmwfl ma tutu ho hum-
induction.

It» totem "tutti in non at tho human
in Now tori. and to urinals-oily wot
«talc. Coma" catttrnttn hare
placed it! vqor atmm. nod in
addition to mum in! latv Until-n
(totem dial in llnflllnd taut Aliquot llv
tori port-out broom? amounting to
murmur. ‘l'ho who]. our may
a your trim Int oily

M am!- only two helix in thin tam
firminwhlfll will but nutty im'l'ultllrti
witch they «lamina; Wm. Mint
flay Elwin l- notr it mu old and
but Moth" at your yorunm. fly "up
tom of Dir. ”at.“ I trill ”01”.” will
not nptttl tor in:I minimum of lilo
tritium sand hilt trru militant ‘I'ht 1r.
unwind" in to be hold in iron trod at
It»: MI in HM“ 6M" Ill! ohiiflrtm

 

urn pa now at o .m tho rulin-
m‘n to or um ”I” it ill
rumba that

that tim nrrtrrn
(my will and: about m
m out» to o tilt Hm: «ti-imit-

. m “'0 it“

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’wdaromn: WM!

Judy. Vanna: Inti- the War Ic-
two-ultimo and dummy
. it. on a iield day in court at Fair-

ring. The low hull 1m packed with

iron upon tho wot- betw‘oon
moo ind Germany
m not inpmonated by Milo.
Perrtrrt. beautifully. luhiouabll'
iii-road. volume. excited and ”clients.
tory. Gummy was represented by

' Frau Gustav Wathurx. im tuition-

bly attired, lea ‘rolublo. diodaintul.

Mile. Perrioro in a teacher at “La
belle lame" «and In cxempltler at
French ooattunoa and French graces.
Formerly site but! a seminary in Fair,
tleltl and tannin; the children of the se~
icct the beautic- ot the French gran»
mar. A year)“ the had trouble«
”Ah, Molt dleu! such troobleh‘. Dc
cltoe no. no bad! Bob! 1 go to South-
port," you sold. And one went.

There the 'ipeeple" were "8i hon;
Alli Bid; dill!" until she fell out with
Bite boarded nith
lv‘rnd Wilbur: until franktnrwrs and
satin? hunt pulled on her appetite
'l'lt‘o’u Ibo loft. locking up her gowns
and hot 'lliilgurle" in her room.

A little liter it came to the care ol
modemoioellc that Herr Walburg had
tor the door '0! her room and it
wawpmuntcd- that he had phiegmat-
ically ”Mined Mlle. Pcrriere's “lin-
gerlg."‘ However true that my be it
amen that the French blood oi the
madomoiacllc boiled.

"Ha!" are is aid to have cried.
"HI! ital It]! Shall tint—«lat Doolittl-
moor-abut he dare to blur-rein into
:6 bondolr of too. one French lam?
Ah, we llllll an!" and might";
site on: to the bone 0'! Waiburg

According to the Wniburgs [he en»
mad and screamed at i-‘rau Waiburg:
"Ah. you cat!‘ Ah. one that hair!"
and thou the for flow. Herr Walburg
intorclvrd to preserve tho peace.

Pratt Wnlburg caused the arrest of
madcmoiuello for assault and the
latter gave a bond of $1,000. Then
rlademoiscile roused the arrest at
Frau Walnut-3 for breaking into her
room with intent to stool.

Both mm came before indigo Wake-
man loot wool: in h‘airlioid. So great
war the rrqrd ol people attracted to
the court that the judge udloumcd
mnrt to the town hail. Not only was
the hall lillctl. but the pronto filled thr
sttuirwoyu. and the moral attended in-
to tho xillasusrcuu.

Mutlomolatllr nnro in until u stun
hing French but and a tailor-math
gown of dark blue. lat-cal with vhorry-
coionbd riilt. When the chum against
l-‘rdu Walnut); was road the crowd
murmured. modemoisoiio timed im
hood and lwr eym "dfillt‘ti. Frau Wall:
hurt l‘runnmi.

Mati'rmoisuiio took lhl' stood and
told lirr story with n theatrical hit and
in on Englinh no rolublr- and no brok~
on that nobody mutt-roux"! her. but
ctery our rhucrctl.

'l'lirn i-‘mu Wullmrx told lwr story
in n gutturui Englinb. equally incont-
prullcmliilc but equally onloyablt‘.

in the mid“. oi the
mntlt-moittelio sprang to hrr loot and
poured out a torrent of contradictions.
l‘rrncii (damnation- and broken Ens
litth. amompnuled by tortillc patient-
tiona. and horn than Waiburx suitor-
nl "Ach. nlrht, filth!!!" and "dull.
tut-ill tiottf" until botwaon the two
"to court got t-rotw-oyotl. Tilt: undi-
um? charred again.

Finally llcrr Wolhuru waddlwl up to
the mum and whiapaml in his car.
Tho couri'o tum mttan'iul thcmwivra

.t ioolt o! domir mum way in our» of
i‘t'liti' and be tapped tor nrdtr.

Two divinity uhttriflo turn-ti tlit- an-
ttry and uwtlrulntinn womvm to wit
dun it. What Herr Wnlburg hm! coir
lldctl to tho rourt. no out», but thr-
rout: nnd ho known: but to tho amnw
night of all that Mr! dilmldmtl both
rum

Muticmotutlo glanced mxrntuity in
Pratt Whiting: thou the milled it our»
matte rmllo; than alto
thirty. dittpitiyrd a not l‘mwh limp
and ”rcpt hmhtily but the Wai-

bum and mi at court. liar and Frau

lt‘nlburg phimmuttrally rational.

Now "try one woodm what will
boom when made-motion» mm her
limflo” away from tho Walton;
hour:

 

The lion rm 11m unlomt oi

slimy. minis-d a toll mod uni»
rid on the W at Collin P. "flfl~*
too. it» Will and «utility Inn—

rter, «mm by (3w 3. lilton it
drain with tho m inhuman trout
inasmu‘M-mmotmdum
my: vtlttto will“: u! Bimini”.
worm county. i:m.. throat: tilt
the W at It ltd-1 lift. to tho

latter'l ntury .

lift“! Mr

 
 
 

and the boy". tnttm pm him his troo-
doln. Huntlnlton at this tint: not
nearly llatoot in bright, with tremolo
dour annular . ammonium:
marked and nuunuol omit: that ho
mutt have been upeciaily proud of it;
for only it couple oi years ago when an
article appeared in a paper reciting on
ahead incident at his curly lite when
one at his achoohnatoa whipped him.
the old veteran o! n thou-nod content:
in infinitely greater mm, dud up
with unusual indignation. and in my
uinr boy’s dialect declared: "Not
much! No boy to reboot over itcitod
me or our could! l could wipe up the
tloor with bolt the boys in school all
together!"

He has (rarefied by truth or bum
buck. or afoot over nearly the United
States and Mexico. nod remembers in
detail the topography of any piece oi
ground he has ever mod over.

In his lint year ot sell-support int
corned tilt, together with his board
and clothed, and saved every cent of it.
At the end of that year. be has said: ho
was as much of a capitalist no he crct
has been. At the use oi twenty—one he
wont into pmnenltip with his broth-
cn in merchandise. at Oneonta. N. Y.
and in 1848 the gold lever attracted
him to Caliloruia. the scene or hit:
great financial triumphs. He saw in
his mind' 5 eye the flowing in of sold
on his nelgltborn did. but he‘nnw more:
for to his clear perception the channel
through which the gold would flow
most freely were not the niulccwnyo oi
the miners but their ncmln. llc way. do-
talnrd on the isthmus throc‘months.
on route. and during thin 1|]th be trav-
elled across the Isthmus selling mor-
chandisc and mode tonotdcrabia mutiny
on the way. the buried in with G‘s"
200 but he landed with 83.00». in (‘nl-
ltornia he omlnrkcd In general mer-
chandise and hardware. it in related
that he once bought a lot at bar stool
at a time when there was no mannin-
tnrlng in California. Nobody wanted
it and tho ownor won glad to get rid til
it at a rent a nod. For tour your: he
stored it in to back yard tmdt-r old
mils. but when quartz was at last
reached everybody wanted steel. Ind
he sold the major part oi it at a dol~
iar a pound.

His partnership with Mark Hopkins
and the building of the Control Parit-
lt- railroad are graphically related. aim
tlw t-ottntrurtlon of the Southern Pull-
ir, and othtvz‘ lined. which. at tho cud
at 18%. rcarhed 8 iota. oi smut} milosl.
and at; corporation: had boon rm-rxmi
in ono grout parent organization
known on tho Southern i’aiv-ilit' mm<
putty. It is otutcd that it tho total
mlluago riwnmi or largely mntmllml at
our» limo by Mr. Huntington won out
into n t"0nllnllfll|t§ mark it mum rmrh
uwr tlu- nutrition of tho Pill‘ih imm tin:
mirth pair» to thn moth polo.

Not only in bu mmmu it! u railroad
magnnir. but ho in tho toundcr ol tho
city of Newport Nous. hi. and tho
rrwtwr and bulldor or a hint» rbipyunl
thorn Which omploya hourly Hum
men and at which thrm‘ imitlosthipo or.
now undor countrttrtion. In building
it no ban tnltcn advantattv of all tiw
Nunomirn of wealth. and ovorythiug
ill on a gigantic nraio.

Mr. Huntington stays be is proud oi‘
his out-min. cow-lolly amour rrrtnin
bitter newspaper assailant-i. "All i
unit." he stay». "in that thvy do not
pruim- too. for then my trlrndtt would
any "What the tit-vii hilt Huntington
been doing now. that nut-h lotion.
should bruise him?"

Ho to loud oi painting. bonito and
pot-try and bio maulw- homo motoim
runny t'SMMlVl‘ pointing. and a vain-
nbln library

'l'hitt pod tirciiiro. by Mr. Miin utter
tin itdt'tltllit‘ him of bio litmmulity.
Lot tut tollmr him into this attic» u!
hilt in tho Mills building. He butt inst
owned the door and in grouting n «all
tor. There in tho vision at no notpit-
torrn riot! in a tightly imttonr-l black
Princn Alhort cont”! broad. timtfchont.
and a head whit-h motto tor imii. in
ntttturo ho in six loot our and out lull
weight. "'9 la putting on his hint-it
rtlk attnli cup. but you cutob a uliutpoc
at n moonlvo cranium. bald all over its
upper nurtare. with a (tinge of gritt-
Ilt'd hair below. A heavy mmmmho
tolinovor his mouth likr a "tot-tail
and uhitott with tho lull tritiio heard
in ronmlmont of tho ammo. tundra
low. iii? to ti limiting Murr- no lw
rigour time. with his dark. wwcrtol
bond on the dim boob-11 personality
but at m. dignity and mountain.
a mom tltnt somehow um tho at.
mmphm or the room to rtmuclomt
lid” and motion .

 

u commons.
V g. a o.
. ..

anal-inhuman

in

v53-

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I

We on mm to do n’llltlo atom: in
thiamindmthtnltolnopm
Wif' mytodottttmhr
mucufltnmcmmm
Ian mutt” at min. ton,

 

rudothrrm on»
WW ”Mt

LADIES out] (mom-E.
swoéping ralut'tlon.

 
 
 
 
 

 

out, Jéizes‘fl " ',

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6 66
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them.

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turers’ prices.

H. KREEGER’s,

Muhocltemo iiotel Bloclt.

 

 

16,

 

n the price, and the about on: nut-om. Lxmrr sn'ms and all warranted.

W

ELEEEE's NEE EEoE STORE,

t22 Washington St... South Not-walk.

WV ”In”

H. KRIEGERS ll f inery Store.

The Last and Greatest Sac-
rifice Sale of the Season.

nun—annul-

About 2&Youug Ladies’ Jackets, to close

and 18 years old, must go

for $3.98, toast of them worth $12.00.
About titty Coats for children and ladies,
which you can buy for less than manufac-

Come early.

 
 

 

South Norwalk.

Do you want

a Tin Pail?

2 Quart.

E It Cents
l 12 Cents
l 20 Cents
E 25 Cents

They are inside of our and two cross polished tin.
with wood bundles and kiltlllri on the lid».

NASH it ill SCOY,

Corner North Main and West Sis-

 

DIRECT

«FREIGHT LINE)»

BETWEEN

Norwalk... South Norwalk,
and New York.
..... manna

lll'i‘l 0F Rollin, 7W ui EAGLE.

“mum": mmmtwumml

STUCK no moire a

We find on norm linen we am uvcr-utocked on WIN'E'J IR RHOES for 110th
To motto Minter ammo

I W :,
gr”ll/nun

D1‘.’ I‘iUG HES

MAI-my

'* Will flotilla It
”‘Tffll‘gfi‘g’m: will m‘itro ht! woman:

attention will?
0! m,

hunt. lettutn ui limit!
or town WEEK. ,
ut- odm hours Wilibe mm o a. m. ionp. rn.

cog" '11:ng twigidctnrtmgrig would
no u lave i. re on a
lam tit ted at Will?

I
momma:

t" um llmmnin. V Tortimilniluriuntiouaflfipi,
WV. mom-ch ”mu Narrows and ill:-
llnuultu- its and other muindioa. mpoolnlly what:
of a 0??va oomph xlun.

\\ lth tho-Md at tho tum! lrnpmwd oieutrir
lmtmmamn or America’s and Forum at boot
motion in is enabled to loot your eyesight

unmade-m ".0.

Met, 48 Wall Slim, lomit.

No puddle" mutant» employed.

EEtEEEEEflE’EI’EEEW
ill WALLPAPERS .

 

Arc aometlnles hard to set. But there
are such thing: nevertheless. We don't
want to seem boosttul but we are
proud of our stock. Vie worked hard
to get lt-wc didn't taint: what was
thrown to on That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.

Painters' supplies, glass‘ eta. paint
lug. paper hanging and decorating.

”E. E. GORHAM,

10 FIRST AVENUE.
Eaat Norwalk. Confluent.

ration RANGE

 

In at gun»! thing :1” through.

Economical in incl.
Petite! lulu.
Duplex or triangle grate.
Buttons design.
ltd flit price is light.

We also have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
,alr furnaces.

liorltlt Pattern l l'l‘g. (30.,

on Wmliittutun utrwt. Numb Normals.

.170. JENNINGS.

 

i

l

l
l

l

. «lPlpit lulu, Catalina hitter 1»—

Wall Paper. and Borders

: nonrrf‘mii‘érnnr.
South Non-lb

'1 hm. urt' not chi-up goods, but are stub as would Pam?" 3”" 0‘ “W 5m“ °'
usually cost you fifty per cent. nature than wv ask for?

pom Border! and (tilt Mouldings
tattoo to boom tor inapection, on no-
tico by postal. Eutimteo ohecrtuliy
given. no

William C.Jesse,

it! WASHINGTON STREET.
Solo Agent for

 

”Slim All!) WUltllhtIlttlltl.

' Dollar“ in ltttllt to tho Trade.
Also to bottle. tonyyortotthactty
or vicinity. uni. it on out.
Dirk. m '0 ‘NW'Mt ".“r
Prompt dim rim to

nail «dart. .

 

 
 

 

 

k colors. (rec.

centstnl medicine called Kemp’- Bulb

 

hummus chum till .

.wtmitooumlmn»
*ruchthcoimudportlon .

’tncro is only one way to m
um. and tint is by count!“
remedies. Datum ll cum
ibilatncd condition oi tor . . .

rumbling mud or imperial W"
nod when it is entirely cloud ‘ ‘
in tho result, nod union tho low
tion can be taken out and on into
tutored to its normal candida
hcnring will be destroyed (and;
nine cam out of ten are «out! in
catarrb. which is nothing but an lilo
flamed condition oi the mucous
tare-

We will give One Hundred MM
tor any case or titanium loan-oil by.
catnrrh) that cannot be cur-d
Hall’s Onion-h Cure. Bend for cit»

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I". J. CHENFY & 00.. Toledo, 0. .
Sold by druulsta.

 

.———.

’l'o dittooter a persons real diuponi ‘
lion you have only to play cards with.
them.

 

 

 

-—Aceton cure- La Grippa.

 

ideals one like planter oasts: they “
start out white. but got annuity,“
are hard to clean.

 

Some Foolish Poop). ' . ‘
allow a cough to run until it got! M '7 "
yond the reach of medicine. They 01* 4 “
ten say ”Oh. it will wear away,” but. ‘-
in most cases it will no: then away."
Could they be induced to t?! the mo'- .,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tam, which is mid on a punitive snar—
nnteo to cure they would Millet!
see the excellent elect alter "hill than
first dose. Price 25c and 50c. Trial...
size tree. At all drought:

 

[lineups result from civilization; pet'-
porhaps this it; Why women are mm
deilrato than men.

(Imam.
W. Wm.

—-Acoton break- up n cold.

 

 

it is a wise mother who into her
small boy beat his drum until the cam
dy wagon ban gone by.

I 1.

A thrill o! terror, is experienced when
n brassy cough ol’ crunp round; ,
through the house, at night. But. tho
torror noon changes to relic! alto! 0”
Minute (“outfit Cure has been
iurml. Sale and harmless tor c it u»
G. (X Stimson and E. P. Weed» .,

i! Auanias and Sapphlra had. .

i tinmi in time days it would hard 1‘ ‘

railed heart failure.

Frank Sherwood was down town to- .
«lay. lht' tirst time since he had his
tussle with the cholera norbus. HI
says ho drow thirty miles after he Ill
taken, and never came so near drill:
in his lite. After this when he [on
out in the country be will take a bot- .‘
tic oi Chamberlain's Colic, Cholm
null Diarrhoea Remedy with MIL-j-
llisaluri Vaiiry (lowai Times. For
an!» by it. t'. Stillstm. South Norwallt,
and E. P. Wood. Norwalk.

cum-om
it I

on
oer

Alter years of untold alluring tron: ‘
piles. ll. W. Pumii, oi Knitmrllle. _
Pu. won vnrrd by illin‘ a limo MI,
oi Dchtt'u Witch Hazel Salvo. lilo t
disrarcu lilt'h an eczema, mail. It.“ '
and obstinnto mm are readily null '
by this tumour remcdy. (l. C. m
and and R. V. Word.

 

 

til things rattle round to hint who
who wean long hair. fillc ill! on m.
hr in looking the- other way.

 

in a moot Mto-r tron: “'th
i) (f to on old triend. him 9. A.
ritudct [or twenty years [Ilium
(found at Singaporc. nya: “Willa“
lieu ltolnru I Milli“! mountain! with
iinimnnt known In chum? 9
Pain balm. not: i found mm
union rumination on trail II W l
muons oi tho throat and um my ‘
nu: the tomb waster breathing).
had a totlt‘lt of pneumonia
nook. and two npplicatlm M I’-
piitui to the throat and cit-not .
too at. on» i would not lit M
tor anything" For sale by 0.3 .
«on South Norwallt. add I. P. W
Norwaiit.

 

WANTED. ,

mom and autumn m
throat and lung (“Milton to:
our non! for n with"! .00"
intro. which wo urn m

«ethane. We roomy
it an a tilt? for min. (lolly
m. Continuum lino Ill
tin- thtoat and two. it *I
mil quick“ than In! , ‘ .
My. Wu built“ it 0%“
in mntp or whooping W _'
to sit» lnutttnt lint. ham"
and 25". wanrd l'.

A toolkit-at atwan‘ too i

 
 

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