i1
tartod early for Litchilcld
horse; with Seth Pratt.
'.the county know Pratt. some
y get ahead of hinl in a trade, .
' know that his motto is like 3
_ and inure-tins wo-
‘ the staff of the New
, he been on a trip up
vsiiey.a and among the
they” that she writes
Niliage. in which she
the. way two bachelor
he the summer.
KAYAWHLS LIN-57m”
comrades. Attention.
Iacrved
audits ”dingy“
Vlad ('hl'
ruchelor girls spend-
Inter alone at one of theji
' in the village. One is u
.Mlse Grace N Dud—
.. usio antler Jepsou;
rat Ye for two years at-
1 ' hdy in flew York.
. of her intimate‘
;, mite? Ryder, whose pit-1i
. Ameica. Mr. Ry -
L in the interests of the .
. Oomnany at New York ‘
_' in May and will re-f
~ hit”: meantime leaving
..lholne in the care of thcs’J
girls. Talk of the help-.
women! Listen to this:
big house; one originally ‘
In? a family of ten or twin»
oft for houseparties besides;
is simply rattle around in it
home in a bushel basket. !
1r. Ryder departed he gave
robot-knock with the iII- ‘
to "make yourselves com.
They decided after it tlmc'
horse in the stable. although
reliable roadster. was not hand
[it to make them quite coul-
neither the brightly varnish-
i so one pleasant morning ‘
to
Most ‘
‘1 d Hmtlm'l." "Do unto others as
do" Seth.
Md Allis
.11 about
him
‘If
~ on
look
hlr
it?
fit buggy.
A 1
MI
11.11
Mf'v
only
‘ . .
Nest
remind
mummy.
: In thin world hilt snakes. and 1
heir to the Petre estates in England.
it?”
‘3:
‘ lit-tr"
declare
who do unto you
And these two girls went 11p to ‘
1 tiaouired how they slu ceedeil.
Ml tell you what i think o. 'Seth Pruti'
'- he would do the same;
thought he knew all about a horse
"to get ahead of Seth Pratt. hc
,‘nnd saw them handle the
6 when the stable was lea-
declared that tile sorrel was
. II! when he's rested,
manage him all right."
ans completed and the long
“ .iourage has limitations;
than none. She heuld
she could
[snort her
thought he had
'I'ld then began to kitk in an ex-
tull of horse s heels.
’yder. "and i own i was flight-
And
“..l” Out came the whip again and
‘ . up so as to command all hcr
= she repeated
. ”stutter what seemed houis
“longer. the heels desicndcd
thdr proper plate and .1 gool.
Me horse took the despised wav
m the driver listed and home I
told how she adores her femin-
whinnies for thcm when house was undisturbed.
mm. licks their hands. i . ‘ ' .
In every way her love for ed the others and then committed sui-
. l'p hill and down she cide.
"'aioag. as if she enjoyed her
pulling the easy going vchlclr-
. fllrll within it.
w her head and dart out of I
and do it
‘Now
Ryder. "if a man went to
if in And t‘onfessed that he knew Iloth- I
a horse and asked him to
out a good one. he would
a womajl went to him. and
his honor to recommend a
if a nlull.
out. that's all. "
nil. the result of the. conference-
Pratt started these two girls
on a twenty- two mile drive behind
stylish little more and a new biot—
The horse had been illivcu
the any before. twenty— file miles.
3.." feeling a little meek.
are excellent drivers and know
1”an of a horse: thcreforc
him We: soon discovered his patro is
fi‘ . not to be easily satisfied.
Bot i1
lie
one and then ardnher into
..wantcd. "i think he's,
but
The;
ward was made in safety. I
..~ their new possession and
n day's rest before taking
» Pen with a courage few
din 0, they proceeded to hook
(I get ready for a drive
wide awake while at thc sin
was brought
. daintily about. and while
12' die! ran in for a jac.l(et leav—
es Ryder in chalge Slit' (it'tiflt‘ll
was time to assert helseif and
straight up in the air and limit
"it” in mite of persuasion.
She
to the home
Miss Ry-
Mlsx
tho
and hurried to her friend's
'clambered into the wagon
seized the reins ill
the whip in the other and
autholity Thc
an easy task
two women to conquel. but
.' I‘ live minute's contest hc gnvv
1 M struggle. and wtih a sudden
. started forward on a pretty
1!“ of the yard and
' ,‘l'he next day he. was pllt bc—
Whose wagon which his aris»
horse sense objected to.
reared on
H"
until he reached a steep
fashion. "The
" asserted
ballet girl
the dauntless drivel?
the subduiug
Stu: will sau—
s Indden shallow. as though
that "she could and if shi-
. ” but because it's you i won't.
'flrls can toss together in no
null then Miss Dudley will
depth of feeling. that you
to feel solemn until she. allildt'n- t
n, and says:
and give' Topsy a shake down
emz" lights her lantern and
“.Weil i must
in the darkness. spnrning
“l'm not afraid of
the right of way from an
to I cobra." a
apparel of the summer i
. WI hr mlng: another for driv-
"nochlncr for frills with m. '
"Have had on a flaitlcd of the North Atlan..c souudlnn we; 0
1m once this summer and that' .1 sighted oil Atlantic highlands at in: 3'».
we took part in a mueiaie at coming in.
anything to be afraid of
IcOsI him his right leg.
to-rrlbly mashed.
the wound in great quantities.
it was thought that it would be "fit"
essary to amputate the leg. but before
this was done word was sent to New
of itooscvclt Hospital, came in West-
jlll'fil'ri not stlrl'init‘nn the panel in thc
Stratford criminal assault case,
next
state's nttorncy said there would he no
lillhini’fih for iiIc
'l‘llc Grand Jury will in- summoned for
’l‘ut-sday
dictnlcnis will be offered aglnst ('iem-
cuti
and killed a follow Italian for assault-
ing his little sister. and Peter Graham,
the boy chargcd with murdering a ped-
dlcr in his home in North Bridgeport.
from i’iattc (‘nnom ('olo..
tor Bani-s. his wifc and two children,
wcre found dead in their cabin at. tin-
showcd no signs of violence and thc
to the poverty of the. family as the {as
ther had been out of work for somn
time.
Sc hum charged with arson. was bound
At all, the daintiest iittlc dinner over to the Superior Court under bonds
by Judge Bradstreet in thc city court
. to the piano and play Beef- this
“m Grieg or Chopin wtih such a guilty and through his counsel. Attor-
ney Lowe. entered a demurrer. whim
taken
Gerald Petrr. first cousin of Lord Petra
arrived here
helpless cripple.
“chalet girls that dmhruccl an area
it. Mr aldl-imileef It is an In
lsmmndinhdmmmm
[bu our
my oi hi. 1- Mon”
hoe tired” men
I! a “it r.0woeeo.uich.
enjoyrnll life —;
use
I 'elcrv King: urcst 'onstlpatlon and all die-
cases ohm nerves. smmm h. Liverand kid
III-5s. fluid by simulate. Wu! and we.
a sky terrier. which looks like an ani-
mated door mat. with a fastest and
shulpetlt- -to- the-mluute- -llark l ercl
health ,a pearl handled revolvcl lies
among feminine tribes on the chiffon-
icr at one side of their bed; while on
the other is a murderous looking Win—
cheater rliic. anti woe to thc mlif'iillflt‘l
who thought to had No defenseless
women to deal with. "Fol if the bullets
gave out " said Miss Dudley. i would
1cvelse it and use the other end: " hilt
these bachelor girls can shoot to hit.
They pass some of the hours away
shooting at a math and their rectll'l
would not look badly on it professlonul
card.
And yet. notwithstanding ihcir cour-
age and self-reliance. they will be glad
when “father and mother get home."
for they are girls after all. and are not
strong minded and masculine.
They are just independent American
girls, who can take cale of themselves.
if necessuty. and while they would be.
an unknown quantity to melt gleat
gr.an1lmothcrs they dont surprise,
much lee horrify. us of the Twentieth
Century.
lili'Kl‘li I“ A "WISE.
Liverrluilu i-corgo North. of Walnut.
11ml Losc. his Bight Leg.
(lcorgs Nash. u Westport livcrynlau.
was kicked by an unruly horse. Thurs.
day uooll. the results of which may
lie was driving up Riverside nvenuc
when the horse bccume frightened at
a passing trolley car, and in kicking
struck Mr. Nash just below thc right
knee.
lie fell to Kilt‘t‘flrfiliilii. and after lic-
ing picked up it was found that he had
sustaincd a serious fracture to the
right leg. lie was taken to his board-
place. she-11.- llr. Powers assisted by
Di. ltuluud. of thc Westport Sanltm
ium, uticnded his injuries it was
found that the boncs in the' leg were
lilood flowed from
At first
York for a specialist and Prof. Welt.
port and set the leg.
ADVERTISE“ LETTER“.
Following is a list of letters remain-
ing uncalled for at the following post-
ofilces for the week ending Sept it}:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Geo. Avery Johnson.
Miss Almeatlea ..lohnson.
William P. Powers.
K. iiuterhk (2i
Kutosi Josephine
istvan f‘zil.
John ..l chcl'.
Mrs. M. A. Hayward. care Miss ll.
Raymond.
Miss iii-orglc Hendrick.
(‘hnl‘li-s Ncwmmb.
Miss itcurdon, "Minnie,"
loorge Buchanan.
Mere-nu Sullivan.
. ii. it. Fowler,
il. W, BENEDICT. l'. .\i.
GRAND .il'RY 'l‘i'ESDAY.
Jllilgt' ltorabuck. of the criminal Sir
pcrior ('ourt. yesterday. dismissed tbc
Ilntil
\\'odnesday morning, as the
petit jury Tuesday.
morning. at which time in-
.Nuzzi of Bridgeport, who shot
POISONED liiS FAMil.Y. .
Chicago. September iii—A special
says: Wall
lppcr end of the canon. The bodies
leaving thc
mpression that the father had polsom
The tragedy was probably due
owing to suspension of a any
Ilili in the vicinity.
(iiARt‘hfn WlTH ARSON.
\V'aterbuly September iti—(‘aspr-r
morning. Schum pleaded not
i
he court over-ruled. No evidence wasl
PARALYZED WITH BCL'RVY.
Seattle. Wash. September iii—Hon
If l-Zeees. England. and next of kin and
from Alaska today. 1
His entire lcft old-
a parsylyzed from scurvy.
SUi'AliltOn .‘ilflli'i‘lvlll.
New York. Sepaenliwr id— Thc ships
There Is an immense garden ti Chin. I
50.000 summ-
land and is
ml?“
has,“ be 'dm-tora could not Istop it. out 0e!-
11
muster.
FIRST METHOD!” EPISCOPAL
Church. West. avenue. near Garner
street, South Norwallt. James Mont-
gomem Wtor—Preaohing.10:30 a.
In. and 7: p; m.. by the pastor.
Sunday school. 1: 1a.: Bpworth Leu-
gue prayer and praise service. 6:15
p. m The special musical selections
for the day will be: Morning. neg-
nlncst. by Tours. The Blood-Bought
Mercy Seat. by Havens; evening. The
Vesper Hymn, by Kelly. Nunc Dim-
itis. by Tour. Tenor solo. Mr.
Crowe. Class meeting on Tuesday
at 7: 45 p. In. General prayer meet-
ing at 7. 45 p. m.
NORWALK METHODICT EPIBCOW
pal ( hurch, corner West and Mott
avenues, Samuel L. Beiler. D. D.. pas-
tor~Suhject of mornlng sermon. A
Publican's Gospel. Music: Anthem.
Arise! Arise! Williams: anthem.
fienedictus in E major. Buck; male
uuartette, Nearer to Thee. Subject
of evening sermon,A Jews ideal of
Christ. The choir will be assisted by
the male chorus. Music: Male cho-
rus, selected: anthem, The Shadows
of the Evening Hour, Barri-Shelley,
the choirz‘male chorus, selected:
qunrtctte. God is a Spir... Bennett;
mule chorus. l.ct the. Saviour in.
EAST AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
copnl Church. corner East avenue
and Henry atrcet. East Norwaik.
John .i. i-‘oust. pastor—Class meet-
ing. 9:30 a. n1.: sermon by pastor.
10:30; Sunday school. 12 m.; Junior
league. 3:30 p. m.: Praying iiand
service. 0:30, led by Mrs. .lohn .i.
Foust'. se‘i‘mon by pastor. 7:30.
Monday evening. joint meeting of
.lllnior and Senior Epworth leagues.
Tuesday evening, class meeting.
Thursday evening. prayer meeting.
CONGREGATIOIAI»
SOIITH NORWALK (YONGREOA-
tional. corner Went avenue and West
street. Gerald M. Beard. pastor.—
The Holy Communion service will b1-
hcid at ll drunk, with address by
the pastor it is hoped that all mem
bels of the church will be presen';
and all others who would like :.1
share in this first of the church's au-
tumn services. iliblc school meets at
noon. with all departments for young
and old in session. l'anenvorcra
will unitc with tho church for iii"
ncxt three Sundays in an afternoon
meeting at .3 o‘clock. to which all arc
invited. The pastor will conduct thc
meeting, tomorrow. and spy-alt on
Christian Sclf f‘onfldcnce.
N 0 ll. W A l. K (”ONGRMMTIOBAi.
Church, corner Park and Lewis
street». Thomas K. Noble pastm
Services at Itcflii a. 111, and” 1:30 p
m. The pulpit will be outlpietl by
ltcv. Addison l’ Foster ii I) of Bos-
ton. Sunday at hooi at i." m. Y P.
S. (‘. II}. at IIjIIil p. III. Everyone col-
dially welcome to all services. The
music tomorrow will include the fei-
lowing selections at the morning «or»
vice: 'i'l'lo. Father. Lend Mc. llllttelw
field; offertory, contraito solo, .lus-
as l Am. W. Adrian Smith. Evening
oi'icrtory. tenor solo. semcted; an»
them. Thou Wilt Kev-p Him in PM-
fect Peace, iiuck. Miss (lracc Stom—
mel will preside at the organ in placc
of Prof. Gibson. who is expected to
resumc his duties ncxt Sunday.
BAPTIST.
Sili'TH NORWALK iiAi’TlS'l
(.‘ili'RCli, West avenue. near Pine
strect. W. H. Hubbard. Minister-
Rev. Thomas Elgar. of New York.
sill occupy the pulpit in the morn—
ing at in: :2" i‘hc pllstm will prcac..
at tho- cvcniug servitc. Mr. l-Zigar is
known as the prison cvnugeli'st. be
having preached in nearly cvcry pri-
son in thc land. "ills sermons and
addresses must illspirc. cievatc. and
spirituailzc any congregation. Thcrc
is a finish to his diction. a dramatic
power in his utterance. and a spirit-
uitlnunction itl his preaching thal
compcl thc admiration aml spiritual
feelings of his llcarcrs. to resolvi-
higher things for humanity and for
i'hri.~t."~-W. Dayton Roberts. pastor
'l‘cnlplr- Presbyterian Church, l’hlla—
Young people's meeting at 5:30 p
hi. You will be WPlt'fmIP to one or
all 111cctlngs. Seats free. Voluntary
offerings. '
('.Al VARY iiAi'i'lS'i ('lll' iti‘li. Wild.
hold its si-rvii cs in the hall at it) Wu-
ter street. Sorwulk. A Johnson
pastor.-—Serviccs as llslla’l morning
and evening. Sunday school. 3:110 p.
m.; Y. P. S. f‘. E. 6:30 p. m; preach—
ing. 7:30 p. In. All are welcom '.
Seats free. '
i.
EPISCOI’AL.
TRINITY
EPiSi'Ol’AL (‘HIYRCHw
corner l-‘alrileld avenue and High
street. South Norwalk. F. W. Norris.
rm-tor-Services are. held temporar-
ily at the South Norwalk Congrega
tional Church. Holy lOlflfllllfllOD. It
a. m.: Morning Prayer and sermon.
9:30. 'i'hc rector will ofilclatr.
GRACE l'IPle'Ol’Al. i‘lll'ltCH. BEL-
dcnvmcnuc and (‘ross street, Nor-
waik. Re». .i. McClure llcllnvvs. I'Pr-
tor.~Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity
Morning: Prm-cssional. 509. l-llvey;
offertory. 0 Lord. How Manifold.
Harnby: recessional. 397. Plain Song.
Evening: Processionai. 179. Calf:
otfcl'tory. Abide With Bic, Shelley;
recessionai. .120, Messitcr
SALVATION Am.
THE SALVATION ARMY.
Washing-
ton street hridge—Bunday services
will be: Children's meeting at lo a.
m.. to which all children are invit-
rd. Holiness meeting at ii a. In.
t'hristiuus especiiiliy invited. Free
and easy. or family gathering. at :l
p at. Public meeting and haileinjail
wind-up at is p. m. A cordial invi-
lotion is extended to ‘all. Public
meeting each night neg. week. All
welcome.
eeneh
“E" t! LU’I'IIIAS.
a
81'. PETER? GERMAN I.I'THERAN
('hurrh. North Main street. William
Pchmidl. pastor. -Thm will be In
My school tomorrow: prc'nching
with at. We'll answer
give you an estimate as to what the
job will cost, and after showing you
around we'll let you judge whether or
not we're equipped for
Wall Papers, Palaters'
Pictures Framed
87 Washington
'1
.12 St)! 1'” MAiN
South Norw
rait usiiiéss
you're thinking at having
me We PAINTING om;
fou'li so to that man who is
for business in ”that line.
Let us' bore you right herd. you'll
have no trouble to iind him—if You
live in toga you know, if you don't.
just inquire: most anyone will dire'ct
you to our new building, don't be bash-
ful. just step right in. take a comfort-
able chair. and talk the matter over
ists' Materials.
Painting. Paper Hanging, Decorating.
DECKER,
South Norwaik. Conn.
Tel Cali. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:80.
For 46 Ozone Trade Marks
2: Ozone Starch Trade Marks. and
2 Ozone Washing Powder Trade Marks.
A My and fleets! Wages, negate: line will“
M ee shew- In as
aucl‘dltv e. sutures,
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must. be presented. for wagon.
all questions—
business.
Supplies. A“-
to Order.
street.
STREET.
nlk.
512 im
Gas and electric
from
Tel. Call.
ruminant
Electrical lighter
and Contractor.
ilouse wiring of every description.
tixturcs,
storage batterics. telephones. '
Repairing and jobblng 11 specialty.
29 WALL STREET
NOIWALK.
Drive Horses
Baker’s. Stables,
(in. Washington
Ilili Spring Streets,
motors.
139-3.
...........,1. ._- ~....‘..—.... A
-.....—.2:
C. nouns“
(botanical.
80 U7“ NORWALK'S
llPiNilJilBPliiNlEll
Printing of any kind and
on a par with any work
done in the section of
South lorwalk.
SBNTINEL BUILDING
Conn.
CAN”
Hen-an Pei-table. Potent.
Goon. Never label. Wanna. er
mbetimeoftbeim
mild it Home
at” I.” mentor.
Wit
$11.1" and elective laxative they‘ ares ..E iv“ won-
ndl were bothered with
“it'll-It'll and our breath was very out After
tell-g n few dimes of 1 search wens unproven
My 1' are a neat help in the family."
'- Wit-sinus NAG!!-
m mm 3%. Cincinnati. 0.”
{ W
0|!" OOIWIPATIOI.‘
leaf-IT w “mag; '
Cacao is a native of Mexico and was
largeqnentitiee by them As-
are“. a}:
Viill iii-BPEWEIINES
i ii. tilts
' {g j .1. .mb In
I Want
m.
This everybody is crying new.
tut but that I can handle them to
mrrbodr'u elitist-ouch. prices and
Ill.
J‘UNIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
s Sarina! emu. eats Norm
D. W. RAYMOND.
3naern\'D\roctor
and Submitter.
93 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 34-6.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
«(PM lltli‘tt, Clldmilitf. Ptllliitd—
DIIIALII
Wall Paper- nnd Borders-
1 NORTH MAIN Si'itLEl‘.
South Nordalut.
Sample Books of latest styles oi
Papers, Borders and Gilt Molding
taken to houses for inspection. on no-
tice by postal. Estimates cheerfully
given.
Ion. T011111 at Low Rates
Nova Scotia and
Newfoundland.
oy steamers SlLViA and PORTIA 0.
.he RED CROSS LINE, sailing tron
New York every Saturday at i p. In
Full particulars and literature upon ap
Nication to
Jacob M. Layton, Agt.
I Railroad Piece. So. Nowell.
i337 ‘1892
Plumbing and Stein Hittin-
lloi litter Healing.
Hot All Heating.
STUVES ANl) RANGES.
SLATE AND 'i'iN ROOFING,
(ins and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Coiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND KING‘S ‘
heionesdfidclliissco.
17 WALL smut-Jr. souwsm.
00inch Hausa.
—+
Gas etc
J. 1 com ”a.
Proprietor and Manager.
norms resemble. Bathing. boating
iehlng, electric car. to hotel. ooaaeet
ng with all trains on the N. l. N. B
and E. I. R.
UNSURPASSID
RBODI “LAND OLA! BAKE ANl
IIIORI 11mm
QUICK,
IIIII IILIII
W Cure for ”1)..
Bay ever and Getenh. one at
' mini-lets give treated-ale relief m.
Tenet after eeshleal aids Digestion
Aeh )r-uv linguist. or by mail 51: t1»
Seed sump luv tree strap. a
I”! .16. C0" Cleveland. h
To Suit Everybody.
Ye have them coming by
the car-load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
ilii. SEPTEMlEiigiillil.
lyioompehttedorpependiae
Jobs at this kind cannot rush so
South Norwalk
Residence. 9 Crescent Terrace.
"Everything1“ '
I . f 31'!”
Open Season on Game Dot. lot.
We can supply the eportsmeu's needs with anything from a rdpldn
tireguntoabox ofour
EXPERT SHELLS.
FOX CYCLE & HARDWARE COMPANY.
annli mats.“
quick Sales.
1. r a. u... ..
SHOE LEATHER.
An almig ty question at present
to paren of school children.
It’s not so serious as it might
be though. when patrtlnizing'a
reliable dealer. .
WEAR SHOES THAT FIT.
GLOVER’S
nus PLACE.
“THE FAIR”
From Makers to Wearers.
We are showing the largest variety
of the richest and most stylish
Plaid Skirts,
Ready Made and to Order.
They cost you far less than you can
make them for yourselves.
I.- Wrubel 'e- 00.,
68 Washington Street. South Norwnik
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore Has Been to Boston
Again.
I have bought a large stock of
Shoes from Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, for July and August
sale and I think it is the best lot of
goods ever ofiered on this earth for
the money, and will overshadow any
sale I ever had, in quantity and
quality. ~
Theo. w Olsen.
oAlty mes 10 new YORK.
OTIAMII HARLEM.
LEAVES SOUTH NORWALK. 7:35 A. I. I
LEAVES NEW YORK:
Beekman Street. 2:15 p. at. Saturday. 1:35 p. m. ' .
Saturday. 2:00 p. Ill.
East 31st Street. 2:40 p. In.
FARE, SINGLE 40¢: EXOURSION. 700.
Excursion Sunday, Sept. IO. to North Beach,
Pioneer Hoots Iv Ladder Co. Excursion lure, Ice
Leave 80. Nanak, 10 a. 111.; North Beach. 4-30 p.111.
Freight Prop-liar pity q! Rom-Its.
tmwmmrnnawamy mm s a:
Norwalk Chronicler