the hack
. . County: Ii the
disc parents are quiet,
kind that
, tyii the so
lessened to
«parents. At
’Ihe k her career
.of 1m the-farmers
4-; ~ fro-their barns
reheatablen from their
NM . The constables
- Hand (found; hilunie
; of the-band ot
In a neighborhood
Almost nightly raids
. In.an old hut in the
“blow a home the consta-
‘ -‘ I“ well (If the band
mm which Minnie
y-seventoeu years old.
.' . The young fellows
. to jail. and
her freedom II
lune with her..par-
her wild ways. She
soon after was married
by her beauty.
0 {all in Bridgeport she
MINOR"
. great many. people in-
.fiinnlb. " said the re-
f how they wait till i get
{ they take that interest "
“I" ri mostly.
. 't you like to start your life
not! the time you were a
butt! I! I have boen happy.
happy now if people would
I! IIIIiIe alone and attend to
" replied the girl.
we been different I sup-
lined. "if my father
good to me as my mother
- athor don't care If I am
‘ her—oh, it will break her
”to go back to thc days when
in Wilton; yes. with the
cooked for.
. -~ of the robber gang. Well.
v.1 was. but them boys ware
"ithe night was black. and I
there.
_ '. I got married after they
will e boys and sent them to
m, ., w l' at here in the same jail
ere In. only I guess fit an
big prison.
. hand didn't treat me right.
. e volunteers in six months
‘ e married and he left Im-
no way to get along. I
.- to the depot with him,
orled when he went away.
In runs away my baby Was
when he come home I went
onmory toaee. him. I helfl
up In my arms so he
. has i.
l’eople called
for he hadn't never set
‘it‘ yet. Ami what did he do'.
his back on me and tile babe
M all away.
, 'piwbat broke my heart
' ” ed me from him.
"went away agln' after that to
Ind it wasn't lonl; before I
otter from his brother .Ioe
it was signed by Joe—«that
saute. my husband. had been
Did I shed any tears? I shell
night when he turned his
Inc In the armory. I thought
has and was married to Howard
'l‘hai'l-
any I ain't married. but I am.
, auowia' proofs of my Inor-
’ no they 'd have me tor bin-
3* y hound husband ls here In
lull use. but i ain't seen him yet.
rge yotl with stealing a
. What. about that?“
it not steal the horse from Nely
it: . I borrowed it and when
’ he would not drop the charge
"F" [said I would not give him
horse. l'll go to prison now
”an give him back his horse. "
4 non PITCAIRN ISLAND.
-a. November 27—1‘ he. [in-
. ’ autumn. Captain Collins
"I it this port and brings the
red for a long time
. Island. In the South Pu-
where reside the descend-
the matineers of the famous
" k . The Island is but two and
miles long. a mile and a half
vliea out of the beaten track
Captain (‘olllns says therc-
‘ pennant about Ito persons on
.nearly all of whom are wo-
man and boys as a. rule. hav-
4 work on passing vessels.
.. to Captain Collins nobody
I ’ inland lndulses in Intoxioants
““ ' or profanity. There are no ont-
"25"th“ lonely spot. but goats are
The main paths are attrac-
leth orange groves and
. .‘t‘
1.0
‘ ‘R‘
' Q‘
”~—
-'I INN hflIClI BETTER.
N. Y.. November zt-lIr.
my“, rector of St. Mark' II
been III for several
. thin mornint. and
'_“' .ys all danger Is nos
; Her I
I
shun—“—
.. ‘ llLLID iN ACTION.
’ November 21-09mm
the war department
“I ll action it lit»
”at was Charles N.
Wat in the ligh-
gm“
m can ems-ri-
“If.
November ill—Emil"-
Prison of Wales. and
«I went abmtlng In the
this month: end “I“
Nights of mass. “WWW,
”lee the aauptant working of
boss’s unnerving. 3
Are these new niltrne
Here Is an ilast Nerwalk Inna.
Ask him his opinion:
Mr. J
Pisa.
uttered from backache. and too [rs-
uusnt action «the kldssy- aeration
tinny remedies were tried In no codes
rot to‘ that relief and cure. Ills MD
about givenb all hope when sub
got llonn's idney Pitts st Plat ad'l
Onlgbtoreand trisdtoindnceberto
take m.“ At ant slam-u. boll
finally Minded her on give them a
trial. They proved to be Just the right»
thing. for in a short time she began to
improvasnud dually became well. If
Mrs. Morton was trmsblwl In one earns
way again. I would be willing to pay
ten dollars a box for Donn’s‘ltidney
Pills. knowing as I now know their
curative powers."
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents mailed on re-
ceipt of price by lt‘osterallilburn 00.,
minute. N. Y.. sole agents for the U. 8.
Remember the WRIGHT—0M
take no other.
I‘I'IUCI II! A IAIIOIO'I'IVI.
Dsabarv Woman's Runnable bean V
fre- Serlsas hlsrv.
Mrs. William Manlon. who resides
in Danhury. figured In a remark-
able accident yesterday.,for notwith-
standing the factfhnt the was struck
by an engine as she was crossing “It
railroad tracks at Maple street. she up
partntly escaped unharmed instead of
being instantly killed. as was suppos-
ed would be the case by the few horri-
fleo witnesses.
Mrs. Manlen was going to early
church services. and us she was cross-
ing the railroad tracks. she failed to
see an engine that was running light.
It, struck her squarely and she was
thrown one side a considerable dia-
tcnce. Though partly stunned Mrs.
Manlon quickly rallied and after Ic-
crlving It few attentions continued to
church apparently unharmed. She has
not experienced any ill effects from her
mishap.
rant. OVER racks amour.
Edward Iiils had Bath Arms and Beth
has Broken In a Fall.
I'eck's mill bridge. near Stratford.
where the frightful accident occurred
last August. was the scene Saturday
night of another accident. Over the
some pillnit where the trolley car dash-
ed a man fell and broke both arms and
both legs. He now lies in the Bridge-
port Hospital in it critical condition.
The unfortunate man is Edward
Mills. and he in 62 years old.
Mills Ilwn near the bridge and at I'
o'clock was walking across It on his
way home. lie made it Inlsstcp in the
dark llllll dropped over till feet on the
sand.
Some persons passion heard his
groans and picked him up and carriel
him to a barn. lie remained in the
barn until the ambulance arrived at ll
o'clock.
In addition to the broken limbs the
man may be injured internally. It Is
doubtful If he will recover.
REMARKAIILE Tl'MORS.
Some remarkable records of tumors
are gland in The Lancet. 'The largest
known is ll uterine tumor that weighed
lit?» pounds. .dencrlbed by It doctor of
Bucharest. Hunter removed one
Weighing Ho pounds from a woman
whose weight without the tumor
was 95 pounds. The largest solid tu-
mor or this class Weighed Ind pounds.
The record for ovarian tumors In held
by :I (‘hinesc patient. who had one
Ivciklliuz iii! poundn: without It she
weighed 77 pounds. There is a New
\' rk one of Hit pounds and a Gcnnnn
o e of its. For mammary tumors a
case. is on record where the growth In
one breast weighed til [author and in
the other 40 pounds.
lll'NDREDfi OP DEATHS PROM
PLAGI'I-l.
San Francisco. November 27~A spe-
cial to the Chronicle from Tacoma.
says: lokohnma advices state that n
ieIrlblc condition of affairs prevails at
New ('lIawnna Manchurla. with ros-
plot to the Ilubouh plague. Hundreds
of deaths are occurring weekly. the
mortality reaching forty to sixty evrry
day. The disease in beginning to
spread over MIInI-lulria owing to the
fact that the (’hincse authorities have
utterly refused to take sanitary or
quarantine precautions.
DIPHTHERIA AT MONTf‘LAilI.
New York. November 27«There are
twenty-four cases of diphtheria IIt
Montclalr. N. J, One new case was re-
ported this morning. Four of the
schools ill Monti-lair have been closed.
three of them today.
NEW CABLE LAID.
New York. November 27—The Com-
mercial Cable Company this mornins
issued the following lattice: "We are
advised lhnl II cable has born lniti be-
tween tit. lielena and Cape Town and
is now ttpl'll for telegrams."
A ' IOIIUN DANGER.
If you 0"? bill I cold which you per-
mitted to "wear away" It may Interest
mmw dynasties-a
Notional N . 1 Batu
Tanking-an: ray wits ’
Mr" pneumonia.
It druggieta' or sent by
mail for us.
.I'II'II'II'IIIIIII Ion-Isa.
i " longhorn
NORWALK.
BOUT]! NORWALK.
and
N" You
. "i“:‘f'm’ '1, . » .‘
CITY 01‘ NORWAIIK.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. Leave South
Norwalk. 8 p. or. Leave New York.
{In 28. list River, Baskmaa Street.
p. In. .
-............-... ”a-..“ W-.. . ,
lMPORTANT.
Where personal builds have hereto
fore been necessary. corporate bonds
may now be secured at moderate cost
from
IKCOB M. LAYTON.
Agent for.
Tilly} ADTNA INDEMNITY 00..
Hartford, Conn.
P. D. STANNIRD.
(Successor to J. D. JRNNINGI.)
FIIIIII Director and limbllnu
7 Alain street. Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone Call, 11-2.
Brazilian Balm!
Deadly Enemy
C O L D S
ALL THROAT l),lllSlllSliS
F H.3AX1'EB, Drng'giatn,
R. H. PLAIB’I'ED, BraNorwalk.
House Boiler Explodes!
Accident In a New Britain Home
New Britain. November ‘.'l--An acci-
dent exactly similar to that by which
.\l. H. .Indd lost his life here two years
ago. occurred at the residence of
James l-‘IIrrell, in Lafayette street. A
steam boiler in the basement exploded
and was hurled through the parlor
floor. carrying the. floor with It through
the ceiling into a room above. The
chimney was completely removed and
the house In general wrecked. insure
your house boilers in the HARTFORD
STEAM BOILER INSPECTION I IN-
SI'RANCE CO.
TA 1,110“th GOLDI‘N.
Agents
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Grand Central Hillel
RAILROAD PLACE.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FISH . OYBTIRB. cults. "CAI.-
LOPB. CRABS.
stun POINTS ~
Sent out on the halt-shell.
LONG IELAND OYSTRRS.
The finest to be bad.
8001’s.
Of all kinds.
Relus's Baked Beans.
laggstt's Canned Goods.
wlaé'lonmn OUR OWN nonsuun
The best In the market.
Hill" & ZElllF-F
Tel. M
m
The Most Sensible
Holiday or Christmas Gift a young
man can make his parents. In the rib
per kind of a Life Insurance lc c.y
It shows his devotion. love and respect.
We sell the "proper" policies.
Till! CONN. nEN' I. urn INS. 00..
you to know It was a dangerous pro-
»mgng livery cold out cough which
Is neglected paves the way for elm-i
nonunion. bionchitin, bath-lb or ca-,
tarrk Otto's itnrc. the famous Ger-I
man thruat and ill" My. will cure oun (Arthur Edward Guinness) baa
aaysoaghsadeohisaduvayoutro-
mules. bold byaii druggtsts.
ens-unmana- bottle.
.uatcd for 200,000.
was" Building.
South Nor-walk Conn.
Prank l.'.ilommedleu General Agent.
itOl (“HIT THE bit 'CKROtls ESTATE
Mutton. November fl-Lord Ardil-
purchased the blackmail estate. on
which the lakes of Kill-racy are nit-
, brouse work result
.duoea I
.m no”; ofiiill
In It
Il think i am‘ making an impres-
aion." be responded. “yfl little lirl
.1 * want to her mother the other day and
aid. 'That man who comes here some.
f times spanked me today.’ "——Cbieago
. News. .
...._...._._____.',
The wife of the fourta emperor of
China invented silk weaving and m
worshiped in con antes. Japanese
from a woman's
efforts. ., , .
ha Grim. with Its after elects sn-
nuslly destroys thousands of . It
may be quickly cured by on
Cough Core. remedy that no-
martian. Inaad
throat and lung troo'lilasm It will pre-
vsat consular tioa. m0. w.“ ltilisoa.
South Norwalk;nd Nor-
walk.
"Why." he asked. "do girls like so
much to display diamond rings on
their engagement lingers!"
"Well." she replied. as she carelessly
twirled the jewel on her third finger.
“you know there is nothing like a shim.
lug example to stimulate one when he
has a purpose in min. "
When she had time to speak mom
she cried
“Oh. Will. i hope you don't think I
was trying to throw out a hint. I
literal?" suspected that you cared tor Inc
a s
s
"i had dyspepsia fifty—seven years
and never found permanent relief till
i used Kodol Dyspepsia Care New .
all well and feel like a new mau.’
writes B. J. Fleming. Murray. Neb. II
is the best til at known. Cures all
tomes of in lgestion. Physiclans ev
erywhcre prescribe it. George C. Still
sou, South Norwalk; ldward P. Weed
Norwalk.
you know that Harold Is an annexa-
tloniat‘?"
“Oil. be Is. Is he?" growled the old
man. "Well. I'll bet Harold doesn't
know any more about annexation than
a cow knows about gunpowder."
“Oh. yes. he does."
"When he talks about annexation I
don't believe he even known what he
wants to annex." persisted the old
man. ‘
‘ "TI-II. Indeed he does."
beautiful girl.
"Well. what is it?"
“Ale."
Naturally. after being thus made the
victim of II confidence game. there was
nothing for the old man to do. except
to any. "Bless you. my children."
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Itn. Captain It. Hubbard. of nu-
ford. Del. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gar:
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep, and ya all right in the mor~
ning.
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and I". II
Baxter. .
.fi—l:—.——.—_l—
Little Clarence with rising inflec-
tion—I’II?
Mr. Clipper—I'll?
Little Clarence—Pa. if a man 50
years old marries a girl of ti. and his
son aged 23. marries the. girl's mother
don't that make the old man the sol:-
in~lnw of his own son. and the father.
ln-Iaw of himself; and—and pa. can
I Ito fishing all this afternoon with
Johnny Jumpup If I won't ask you any
more questions?
Mr. (‘llppcrs thastllyi-~(Ireat guns?
Yell? —- Put-k.
RHEUMATISI i8 HWITARY.
It has Just been demonstrated I!)
learned specialists that Rheumatism n
hereditary and that it is due to a mi
crobe In the blood. Corona Rbenmtinn
Cure kills the microbe and cures tin
iisnaae. Price one dollar per package
lanufactured by Corona Compouudlnt
30.. Camden. N. J. For sale by It. I»!
Plaisted. 43 Washington 8b. tlontb
Norwalk. Conn.
asserted the
l
Though many guests be absent it is
the cheerful man we mise.-—African
Proverb.
"I wouldn't be without De Witt'a
Witch tinsel hive for any considera-
tion." writes Thomas B. Rhodes. Ccno
'erilrld. O. Infallible for piles. cuts.
burns and skin diseases. Beware of
couterfnlts. George C. Stillaon. South
Norwalk; Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
"Any bright boys In your school.
limmy 1'"
"Yes; Rilly (lot! can eat II whole ap-
ple in two bites. '-(‘hicngo Record.
"is LIFE WAS SAVED.
Mr. .I. E. Lilly. a prominent citizen
of Hannibal. Mo. lately had a won-
derful deliverance from a frightful
death. In telling of it he says: 'l
was taken with Typhoid i-‘ever. that
ran into Pneumonia. My longs became
hardened. l was so wait I couldn't ev-
=n all up in bed. Nothing helped me.
I expected to soon die of Consumption.
when i heard of Dr. King's New Dis-
covery. One bottle gave great relief.
I continued to use it. and now am well
and strong. I can't nay too much l’l
Its praise." This marvelous medicine
is the surest and quickest cure 1n the
world for all Throat and Lung Trouo
hie. Ilegular size 50 cents and ".00.
Trial bottles free at P‘. H. Baxter's]
drug store. South Norwalk. and John
A. ngu'a. Norwalk. Every bottle
guaranteed.
VOII‘ANIC ERUPTIONS
Are grand. but Skin Eruptions rob‘
life of joy. Bucklcu's Arnlca Salve
cures them: also Uld. Running and Fe-
rer Sores, Ulcers. Boiln. Felons. Corns.
Warts. Cnta. Bruises. Burns. Braids. j
Chapped Hands. Cbllblains. Bast Pile
Cure on earth. Driven out Pains nndl
Aches. Only the a box. Cure gnaraa-I
teed. Sold by I'. II. Banter. Boutb'
Norwalk. and John A. Riggs Norwalk.
It In the way of the world to appre-
eIate lilies of the valley more when
they are seventy-Iva cents a spray
tbaawbeutbeyarslveesatssbaneh.
“Paul." said the beautiful glrl.“"dld '
M”... It” Is host-I
It takes the place of task
and
iulh r
to no I
and widths. In button and lace.
regular “.00 shoes. In all the la
shoes for the same money.
Men” a Patent Leather Dress
as good as the best.
School Shoes of all kinda a
Olsen’s
8| WASHINGTON
plaster in well-
I a. and slung ten and ciaphaardn on out-
bu Idlngs. Very much cheaper. Costs only
one cent per square foot. with the necessary
nails and tin caps for pul-
Ilnglt on. lot inside III;
I
ch is serviceable and
very economical.
' For full information and samples apply to
lillltEl & (EELEI,
ISanleVkierMO.‘
wales ooi.
, OLSEN’S.
I
We are going to pay particular attention this week to our ladlea' med-
riced shoes. We have just. received a large shipment that we bought
for $8. 00. These shoes are hand sewed the very labest style. all sites
For this week
$l.98.
Our Men's Specials this week In Box Calf. Russian Calf and Vlcl Kid are
test styles and are warranted to outwur any
$2.98.
glioes made of the nest material and wear
$2.98.
on Lndics' Pit-cc:- Lined Comfort Shoes, all sizes.
98c
200 pairs of Men‘s and Women‘s every day shoes,
' 98c.
nd prices. Call and see them.
Shoe Store,
STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. -
. O
s’ e s
a. a' s'
hurm uour
but cold wi
it will be an
able price.
Up-to-date
obtainable.
collar.
We can sat
98 Washington
South Norwalk.
OVERCOATS.
The weather we are having will not
purchaSing heavu coats,
ll be here soon and then
great monetaru advan-
tage to know what to wear and
where to get it at a most reason-
Coals are of Vicunas.
a soil woolu material. Oxfords.
Coverts, Kerseus.
One of the slickest Driving Coats
It is plush-lined, with
two collars. one a beam ulster
isfu all in UlsteIs.
Prices for the asking.
FRANCIS Iii CO..
Street.
$6.60
Pill Mill
......... Ra
ADVERTISE 5'
GOAL
The comfort 'of home assured. Warm house. ”hp
wife and children to greet you at night; 2
cook with meals .vn time. all because you ordered your
35.00
"till!“
mond Bros.
fit: some.
it Is generally saeesss‘tpi.
_aants"lt
ofIOIIonbIlI
m}. .. smart
to appear in this city tonl ht. "Take
the expense of our billila icago. We
put out not "stash h,” some of than
twenty abort: ill. at some of them twen-
ty-four sheets. A sh t of paper—the
kind we use— Ia thlrt by forty Inchu.
and twenty of these sheets make what
In' called a twentyabeet mac. The
lltbograpbers charge us I cents a sheet
for this pictorial paper. Including 700
three-sheets. about 3000 window lith-
ographs and the stand work, we used
8.500 sheets of paper. At eight cents
a sheet the paper therefore cost as
“40.1-‘lgure the bill posting for the
Irat weak at four cents a sheet and you
have $800. Put the "00mm for the
rent of special locations and add,
motor snipss that are posted on
barrels. dates for lithographs. beralfi
and other small work. and you have a
total of 41.220. Besides this there In
the newspaper advertising which will
run from $260 to 8500 a week.
”This. of course. is more than the av-
erage show spends In billing Chicago.
Most of them don't cover such a wide
extent of territory. 0n the road the
expense of billing runs from $200 to
8300 a week. It is expensive but It
pays If you have the right kind of
printing—pictorial printing. full of life
and action—and a show that will back
It up. Good prlntlng has been a big
factor In the success of more than one
theatrical attraction."
There In more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few
years was supposed .to be Incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced It a local disease. and urea-
cribed local remedies. and by constant-
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it Incurable. Science has
proved eatnrrh to be a constitutional
Ilsease. and therefore requires consti-
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& 00.. Toledo, Ohio. is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market. It is
taken Internally in doses from ten
drops to a teaspdonfui. It acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case It falls to cure.
Semi for circulars and testimonials.
Address. I". .l. CHENEY & 00., To-
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Hall‘s Family Pills are the beat.
A BACK Ai-‘l-‘AIR.
Stubb—"So the audience found the
show tube a fake?"
Penn—"Yes. and among them was a
moths" captain. lie made the biggest
ck."
Stubb—“Good for you.
be express himself?"
Penn—"lie said he wanted his quar-
ter-back."———Chlcngo News.
ToCnIsaOoughannenny
ToCnranoidannsDay
ToCthors’l’hmatinOnsty
. ”Manama-tawny
Fake Cleveland' s Lou Healer. :5 cents.
f It inllstoc checrfull refund
our monc: .m’i‘rial also free.) y
For sale at Plalstsd's sDrng Store.
South Norwalk.au “ward P.Wsal’l.
Norwalk.
The grocer—Yes. air. this granngrlno
But how did
ket. It is prcdlgested~
Mr. l‘adsby (shuddering—Bless my
soul! By whom?
Dr. it. if. Baden. Summit. Ala.. says.
"I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is n
splendid medicine. I prescribe it. and
ny confidence in it grows with contin-
ued use." It digests what you eat and
Inlckly cures dyspepsia and indigen-
.lou. George C. Stillsou. South Nor-
walk. Edward P. Weed. Norwalk.
Mr. Jacksory-Jes one more kiss.
sweet one.
'Mlss Johnson-0h. Jim.
marrow night.
Mr. Jackson-Delays am dangerous
babe. Tomorrow night I may be dead,
or yo' may hab been eatln' onions—-
Judge.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Lasative DroIno Quinlan Tablets.
All druggista refondm the money If it
falls to care. 25c. Theo-Intact”
L D. Q. on each tablet.
The boy with the freckled face pro.
posed that they torga written escapes
from their fathers and stay away from
school todn .
"I cannot do such a thing!" protest-
ed tbo boy with the luau hair. ”My
father spells too well!"
Saying which, he proceeded to school.
and after that grew up to be a grant
and good man
This shows how seemingly trifling
circumstances sometimes affect our
liv'es moat profoundly. «Detroit Jour~
as
You never know what for. of blood
poison will follow constipation- Resp
the,llver clean by using Da'ltt'a Lit-
tle larly Risers and you will avoid
tron bio. They are famous little pills
for constipation and liver no bowel
troubles.
wait till to-
, . .
lean Man-I'll asvsr‘lsnd hi- I.-
ey again.
Other Man-Why notf Ila-'t he
paid you?
tuna Ian—Paid lat way. he paid
me two days lt- ba barman
money. and didn't ev- glve no
chance toll! to frills the
it“?
my
balwrkyiflsver'tltbankl
is the best breakfast food on the mar- .
Norwalk Chronicler