t t *1!
right .111... if you trade
it you don’t, you may be
‘ T. I. Gall-“Fifi. Drought. ,
. South Norwabr.
of t c
g“ trottingn attack of
E W
‘, litreot. returned hauls, 111115 13111
1.1111; a week's visit In Brooklyn. , ,
rs. Leo Davis. of Henry street. will
entertain the general committee of the
11:11 Daughters. at her home. 15 Heu-
.ry street. tomorrow afternoon.
, .Misa Hazel Blascer. daughter of
William L. Blast-er. celebrated, yes-
terday afternoon. from 2 to 5: 30
o'cléclt the anniversary of her birth
111111: at her home. 83 Riverside avenue
nte‘rtaining a large number of her
young friends. Professor Charles
Mansfield entertained the guests with
elkht-of hand tricks and artistic him
10 playinga and the children had var-
1111111 games. and a delightful time gen
erally. The ring In the birthday cake
was secured by Willie Russell. Miss
111111111 was the recipient of many pret-
ty presents. and proved herself a
"charming hostess. A collation was
served The guests were Misses Hal
on Clark Florence Burns. Lillie Robin-
11011. Agnes Wolf. Mildred Hyatt. Blos-
. som Smith. Dorothy Drake. Jennie Le
‘ flaunt Florence Ashworth. Marion
‘ F0 lat, Mildred Bennett. Marion
L‘ ommedien. Marjory Boerum Laura
Baker. Violieta Lengum. Hazel Can
field, Natalie Wheeler. Norma Stacky
1111111111111 Willie Russell, Roland Plait
Willie LeCount. Eddie Merritt Pren-
tide Langu‘m. Wdlter Rose. Leslie Gor-
ham, Laurence Stacky. Steve Storie.
All Kinds of:
bodletlfltnunu.
a. s. Hue'rzo.
looses-er of Jesse Brandon.
IIIIH 111153111-
‘.
11‘ L M".
Warm (loads For The
Cold Season.
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
101 men. women and L'hildrcn
1 or the women folks our dollar
Countess Glace (iloyc and thc dol-
lar Mocha Ix‘id (iloyc arc having
a large sale. The quality tells the
story. 1" or iii and finish Ihesc two
Gloves arc of the best Loiors of
the Mocha (il01c. arc Rcindccr.
Brown ()x- blood and Gray 0f
the Countess Lilacs Kid Lad.- c we
have c1 cr1 dcsirablc shadc
They both have two Clasps.
Childrcns Mittens. all wool. at
10c” IZI/QL'... 19c... and 25¢. a pair.
lliiys Mittens, llczuy Double
Mittens at 25c. a pair.
M011 5 llcavy l)oul1lc
at soc a pair.
Ladies Mittens-'1 {inc q'ualitics,
at 25c” 50c. ., and 75c a pair
(“hildrcns lxid (1 lows
metic, tan and 19d.
I’ricc $1.00 a pair.
‘ ()ur I'llack Sucdc (ilmyc with
Clasps, for ladies. is one of thc
best madc. l’ 1'iLc Nil. 50 a pair
FURS.
'lhis is the time when you nccd
' something for thc IIeL'k——thcsc
cool days—to wear with your tai-
lor-madc suit.
We have some very handsome
‘11111‘ Scaifs, madc from Martin
Fur. Opossum l‘ur and Flcctric
Seal.
‘. Prices start at 98c. and to $25;
all excellent value.
1 Mulls are to be used again this
season and there's nothing so
end to protect the hands as a
"i‘ur Mull. We have all the dosh-
able Furs to nIatLh the Scaris.
Prices $3.95, $5, $7.50 and'tsio.
FOR HOME DRESSES.
Prepare yourself "f01 the cold
weather with warm dresses for
the house front some of our hand
somc Outing i.‘la11ncl.~1 and I lair
nelcttes. tWC have a grand selec-
tion here to Choose from.
At 61/;c. a yardw .
27 mm Outing I'lanncl, In a
variety of‘ colorings, in stripes;
value ‘8c. 11 ya‘r‘Ll. "
At too. a yard
A large selection of light and
dark Flaimclcttca, in checks and
stripes. all the new colors: value
.\littcns
L‘Lilors
12%“! y.ard
At ”Vac. a yard. ,
‘I'landsomc I lannelcitcs and
Outing,r t'lotb‘s so desirable for
wrappers: all thc season's
. designs. Vaiuc 17¢. a yard.
slatcst
Mine
is quite II
this George Wicks was In Dan:
yesterday. “
Mrs. Clifford Cutbill continues ill at
her home In Main street.
Dr. William Hoyt. of Stamford. Is
pt his Rota oint cottase. ,,
Mia‘s Cil ‘e i art. of Crockett avenue,
, reeelyedva new piano. yesterday.
11111110011111. of Cross street. has re-
tnrabd home from a visit in New York
city y.
1112.111... manila. of 11111111 street.
has returned home 1111111 11 visit in
Waterbury.
Mrs. William Perry has been \the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William iioyt.
or. the west side
.‘MI'. and Mrs. Martin Knowlton. of
Noroton, spent yesterday with rain
lives in Rownyton.
Edward II White has rcturncd
home from a visit with relatives in
Ocean Grove. New Jcrseyu
Harry Boilerman of New York city
was the guest of H. A. Tinker. of the
west side. a few days ago.
Allie Ferris. who is employed by
Fay 0. White. went to New Jersey. to-
day. to spend a week's vacation.
Theron Lockwood and family. or
Rowayton, drove to Long Ridge. Sat-
nrday, and spent the day with rain
tires.
Mrs. Judson. of Raymond street, the
west side. has returned home from
Noroton. where she has been staying
for some time.
Mrs. William Stevens, of Raymond
street, the west side, is laid up at her
home. as the result of a had full she re:
celvcd a few days ago.
Mrs. William Stevens, of the West
Side. Is recrwering from u painful in-
jury received by falling from an cm~
bankment near her bomc.
An entertainment will be held In 111.1
Baptist Church. Friday evening. The
programme will consist of vocal solos
selections by a quartette. and recite
tions.
”...—..-
mnmvlmn Ivono row”.
The Reading Circle met at the (.‘on-
gregational parsonage, last night.
Baggage Master Ralph Bircbnrd will
take possession of his new housc In
Main street. about December lat.
Charles Golf was busy yesterday
giving the Town Hull 11 thorough
cleaning. preparatory to Its ocupnncy
this weck.
George Bates expects to mow this
month from Charles Millspnugb's
house In Noroton avenue. to his new
house In Main street.
Henry Northrop has been making
extensive Improvements to his build-
ing in Main street. A new piazza Is
among the noticeable changes.
The Methodist and Congregational
Churches will hold a union mchIIII:
next Sunday night. at 7:30 o‘clock. in
the Congregational Church. The sub
iecl will be 'l‘embernncc.
The Christian Endeavor Socicly of
the Congregational Church held :1 SL‘
ciul. last Friday night. at tbc purson
age. A delightful programme of mus
ical and literary number's was I'cndcr
ed. 1111.1 games and I'cfrcshmcuts cn
joyed.
A modern and IIp-io-dalo honsc nus
been completed for Ralph Birchard In
Main street. The housc presents a
very fine appearance. being one of the
most attractive in town. Inside. the
house is finished throughout with cy—
press. which will be finished III the
natural wood color.
Thomas Ilennun dicd in NoI'oIon
Monday night. of lIcIIrt discnsc. lie
was III his sixty-sixth year. and leaves
four children—“two sons and two
daughters. One of the duuahtors is
Mrs, William Miller. of Wood 11vcnnc
Stamford. Funeral scrviccs will be
hold over the remains in thc Noroton
Roman Catholic Church. Thursday
morning. Interment III Sprlnizdulc
Ccmctcry.
BROAD RIVER.
'l‘bc understanding is that. Mr. chct
will preach tonight. Tomorrow IIigIII
Rev. J. A. Gardner. of Waterbury. wiII
preach. and there is a strong prob»
ability that the liuI'can'd Slab-1'1; w1II
sing. Mr. Gardner is said to be 110111
an eloquent preacher and a good sma-
er. it Is hoped that he will have 11
large congregation to pI'cacb to.
There was no service in the union
chapel. last night. Elders C. II. 811'ch
and l".S.AInsw01th c.amc not undeI-
standing that it Is customary IIeIc not
to open the chuch when the wcaibcr
is unpleasant As one lady Iomnr.kcu
“We are fair-Weather Christians new
in Broad River." This Is not to our
credit. and Is onc reason why we are
not in a more prosperous condition
spiritually. .
WES TPOR T.
tion at Chapsworth. N. .1.
Miss Caroline A. Gorbam Is spend
ing a few days with relatives III Bridge
port.
John B. Morris and family. of Com
line. for the winter.
East 011111111 street.
The first of the regular meetings
this winter by the Green Farms luI
Miss M. 1.. Hyde.
St. Agnes Guild, of Christ Church
meets this afternoon with Mrs. 'i‘hom-
as C. Ste‘arns. at her home,
Burr avenue and State street.
Carpenters and plumbers are
A. Beers. preparins It for occupancy.
Alexander W. Sherwood, of GreeI
' Farms. Is learning the art‘ of monies
a trolley car on the Westport branch
of the Bridgeport Traction Company
John Downes and Martin Chase..who
loft Westport a few months ago to
work for the Murphy & Wood Com
to Westnort.
,‘siifl‘liif‘ii’
' ‘i'lfv’i 00‘11Wiiil’l'ii 15"”.1 N
1111111, Mill 3 III
ll
.-,€1§111J17“‘;1‘
Library Association.
I..' - 11'11.
Sidney Dayton has secured a posi-
po, have gone to Camden. South Caro:
Mrs. Robert R. Snnug. of Waterbury.
is a guest of Mrs. William Id. Sturgcu.
was held last evening. at the home'c 1!
COMIC l‘
at
work on the Jackson place. in Wright
street. recently purchased by Edwin
pany. at St. Louis. Mo.. have returned
One hundred and thirty five dollars
was netted at .tbe rummage sale held
In No. I Hurlbutt block. last week, by
the ladies of the Reading Roam and
1 . (
in the ship yards! of 'Port' Jefferson.
and probably of Long [slant]. For
nearly a your preparations for , the
event. have been going forward. The
first step was to form' a joint stock
company. to provide the sinewn of
war; the next, to make a model of her
llIIII III wood. drawn to a scale which
should show her projections in minis.
turn. and also every timber. trunncl
and bolt In her. This was done by
Owen Wood. of the firm. and brindl-
self a beautiful piece. of wormunshlo.
The next thing was to assemble in the
ship yard the huge oak. -.,cl1ostnut.
cedar and pinetirubers for herfrnmc.
and locust for her'trunneis. the wood
on pieces that hold the framework and
planks together.
[I IchIIred skilled men to select the
“111.1015. because many of them need - I
to bc cured In a greater or less 11.1.1111.»
while the knees w:hI(lI fasten the
deck timbers to the frame. IlI,1i‘.-l(‘l'll)lll‘!.
a1mlf:ci1cle.'l‘bc IlI'nI scnt Ila mm
inch 111111 the neighboring: forests and
they cut and hcwcd iiOflll‘. of thc tlm
I1c1.F‘or the rest oak was 0111ch
from denlcrs III Ohio. yellow pine from
Florida, chestnut and oak for the
frame from Stratford and New Lon
don. in Connccticnt. and from Cold
Spring. on the Hudson. and white pine
from Michigan. The boiiu and otbcr
iI'ou work are from Ohio rolling mIIlr'.
thc masts are of (in-tron pine and the
small spars of sprucc.
Preparations for laying thc kcci bc
gun last July by cxcnvntinn the yard
next the bulkheads for [be lowcr part
of thc keel. but llIcI'o wcre so many
ships on tho ilI'III'u ways to bc rc-
pnlrcd that it was not until rcccntlv
that thc kcci was. finally laid. Ibc
workmen beginning at (hc Iowcr pan
and working 11p. laying oak Ilmbcr on
oak timber and boiling the wholc until
ii In as strong as if one piccc. ’l‘hc
kccl is I813 I'cct long.
Thirty man no down to Malbi'r .1
Wood‘s shipyard every morning now
to work on the ship. and she will prob-
, nbly be ready for launchinp; III a war
or a year and a bull. ’I‘o expedite lllc
pro {runs of tho work. the firm built ill1'
two-siory saw mill adjoining Ibcir 1'11:
ginc bousc, to which powcr is furnish»
ed by a ibII'Iy-horsc pom-1' cunlnc. I11
this they have sr-I 11p 11 band now, spcc
iully adupicd for 111in work, which can
be act at. our aunlc. ’I‘bls saw 1111.1
through bugc timbers that rcquii'c .L'lx
and eight mun to hnililic :15 if lhcy
were Intll, and sures the labor in scor~
int: and licwinn oi IIIIlll)‘ Inch AdIoIII
ina thc saw mill. at the sIcI'II of ill"
‘ccl. Is 11 sIcnIII LIL-I'I'ick and lIoixlt-I'
which will swine Ibo hcuvy limbni's III
Io position III Ibc frame of the ship 21..
the Work pI'ogI'L-sucs. Thcy bun» .Ilrm
pI'ovIdcd a Illili'llilll' for t'lllilllll boil
iron. :1 bolt cutter and oi iIcI' labor our
inn dcriccn i‘oI'Inc-rlr unknown in .II 1
building.
(inc oI‘ Ibo 11111111, 11110111111111". lhinzs
about llll‘ ill‘\\ ship [.1 that she in lllllll
on true HN‘lilllSllt‘ lincu l1_1‘ nesociuicli
poor II1cII compuI'nIIvoiy. and not 111'
capitalists. .\ great lli‘ill of her 51111;.
Is owncd by 11111in] sharcholdcrn. not
u'culthy. who will shari- III Ih= profit:
ahc may Inukc and of course iicnr lllt'
loss. if our.
'l‘hc firm of Mother & Wood. the
buildcrs of the his. ship, is one of 1b.-
most rigorous and (enterprising I11 tb.
mm. It was I‘oI'IIch 11 llltlc OYI‘I' IwL-n
ty ,1'1'111'1-1 nun by .Iohn 'I‘. Muthcr and
0mm IE. Wood. Vic. Wood Icuruod his
tI'udc with ihc wcll known ship buildcv
Joseph Rowland of Scinukci, and '1.
:III :Ipprcnticc lli'lllt'Il build Ihc Inunnu
yacht Wnudci'cr. of which 1111 11.11.1111:
was girl-II III Ihc “I'luqlc” sonn- \\1~1'|i:
ago. 1.:111-1' bc (‘liit‘l‘t‘tl into liill'lll".'
ship with Emmet hurling. III Ihc yard
now owned by John I". Hawkins, 1111:]
lnlcr still I’ormcd Ihc pnrincruhm 111111
MI'. Mather. The than has buIII 1111c
ruchi. but Ila work has bccu couIIunL?
lnrgciy to lugs and stcunieru. ll liII1ll
Ihc Norwunluc and the Park (‘IIy. II'
the iiridzaporl. Linc. IIdmiI'nbh- w.
boats and spccdcrs,
II has Ihc lurnm‘l Illlll'lllt‘ railway [111
Lou: isl' 11d outside Iil‘ lli'noklyn. cup
ubic of taking out 11 I110 thousand Ion
ship. and docs ll nl‘cui dual of work ‘1'.
owrhnuliug rcsscls- Ilrookiyn I-Iuvlu
WOMAN 0N TRIAL FOR MURDER.
One of the Most Remarkable (‘11 41-:1 in
,tbe‘HIstory of Kansas Crimes.
‘ I'll. DURAl‘lO Kansas, NIIH'lIldl'l
»~ Mitu .Icsuic Mull'lr‘ilil. charm-d 111:1
killing Mrs. (llln (‘nstlc Inai .quc. by
(Idling th' throat with a rumor, was
pinccd on trial th'c today. 'l‘bc I-;1~'I~
in (Inc of thc most I‘I'murldIbIc iII lllI‘
biblory of 11211111112 crinIcs. Miss Mor-
I'IroIi‘s IIIIoa'cd molivc i‘oI' Ihc l‘llIll‘Ilt'I‘
\1'1111 jLnloIIsy, I'hc baring: bch u for
Incr nwocthcurt of (‘it-lilU, who Is 1'.
clerk in 11‘ store.
Miss Morrison, who in lu‘cIIIy-six.
yours old. is the dnuubicr of former
I’I'obntc .Iudac M. II, Morrison. illl‘l
the family has bocn promincnt ill I'll
Dorudo eocII-ty for yours.
who was a bliss Mary Wilcy, was Ihc
sumo ago as Mr nilocod IIIuI'dcrcr. II1~1'
family also was chI-to-do.
A short time before Ibisllc's mar-
I‘Inm.‘ to Miss WIIm', Mluu Morrison
'1'
store with him. Is said to lIII\'c tin-11.11
anod (laslic. (lnc afternoon. 11 low
days after the wcddlug. uciabboru, 111.
trusted. by Mrs. Insile's scrcmuu.
broke Into ner.1101111e.'1‘l1cy Iound lIcI'
airly washes In hcr throai and with
over the 111 01111110 uomnn. Minn 1101
”son. too. was bleeding from novornl
cuts.
days.
statement declaring Inat Miss Morri
prosecution will contcnd tIIIII IIIc. dn
l fondant deliberately planned the Inur
with a razor purchased on purprt-
and after accomplishing her mission
she turned the. blade upon 110111.11"
Miss Morrison will plcnd
1 fenec.
tacked her with 11 rnzor.‘
tank from It bureau drawer
room.
Mrs. (‘uslic
who bad formch clcrkcd in IIIc 1.111111»
lying In 11 pool of blood from scuu'nl
Minn Mor‘rIs‘mI. I'1I'/.oI' in hand, bcndhu.
Mrs. Castle ‘Iivod for cightccn
Before she died sbc mndc .1
son had attacked her without provoca-
tion. and sent word fornivlniz 1101' The
tier. going to the Castle homc armed
rolfdo
tier side of the army In that
Mrs. Cnsllc had called her Into the
house and after starting II. (nun-cl, 111-
which she
in the
lit the airuscle that followed.
Miss Motila‘on declared. she. wrench *
led the weapon from her. after recoiv- > '
if the render wants IIuyIIIiIIi: strong-
or than the opinions and experiences
of his neighbors. wbobcnn it be?
‘5.
Mrs. Lizzie Warner. of 81 Washing-
ton street, South Noi'walk. says: "i
had often to give up ‘my work on ac-
count of my 1111.11. it ached so. I pro-
drug store, the lust attack I had, and
they cured me. i I‘L-h, better in every
way after taking Dean's Kidney Pills,
and can recommend them to all women
eufi‘cring from bnckachc and weak
kidneys."
Sold for 50 cents a box by all dcnl-
lluffnlo. N
1’., solo agents for tho United States.
crs. Foster-It’llllmrn.(3o.,
Remember the nan1c—«Doarfs-and
take no other.
‘i'hcrc :II'c many i'I'llIt‘illi" oII ihc
IIIuI'kci for IIL'adaI‘hcs and XL'II-
i'illj‘lil. I'nldx‘ 111‘ (irip. 'l‘hcrc :II'L'
1111111 ""IIIIILI lllilll .\c1'11111. icw II<
good. .'\t‘t‘ltlil is >11} and >Ill‘t'.
tillh'lx and :Il‘lL'L'IIrc
.\I your Lining 'i 1L ltd 1513. 111'
ll} III:Iil llilhlilj't' iIJIIil.
.\1'1IoII Nil-dical (‘11..
Mystic, (111111.
1.9K:
“Hmm
”fififlflflPF‘r QMIOMMRR"
NEvcrybody
filtrmws
QAbout %
gPain Killer 1:
M
i 1.
Household
Mediaino
.\ " 111' "' 1.. "11.1'11 (711111 for
1 1"..r'.'..-'1,' ~ C1.:u.ghs Bruises
, ”laminae fluid." Cul'l’iU
‘L-Joroim :m') Swain;
lilies I‘m'
..3 I'vlli'h
- .':-- '.-11.'.e-.-.
”II _1 1111c in. II i1. Hr,
Perry Dnvis‘.
NWUUUK MEMO-Wilda "smurf?
ins, scrcrnl (NIH, and dcl’cndimz llvr-
II-II IIIIIIL'icd st'H'iill slu'ihcs iII illi‘
1|(‘illll :1 throat.
I'IIIIIIIcIII l.111'y1"1. havo born cnga :»
mi 1111 I-III'h snit- ’I‘bc LII'II'IISI' \1'1111 :'
polnI rcccnily uhcu ii umIII'I'd :1 copy
oi Mrs I‘;I"l|1"s(l.\lil§; Sillit'illi‘ill \1'lIiIi1
1111s I'oI'IIH-w IllI’Ill III ”11' pI'I'liIIIIIIII'y
III'nI'iIIL.
()im i‘oullc, llll‘ IIIIIII I11 IIIc i-zIsc.
yonnacI thuII cithcr of Ibc “‘Ilillt‘ll c1111
I‘t‘l'lli'tl.
ALDEN GREEN DEAD.
Veteran Chair Paddler Dies at the Age
of 70 in Canaan Valley.
\\'l.\‘>‘1’l‘ICIl, (111111., NOYI‘HIIH‘I' ‘JI-~ AI:
«IcII (.‘rt-cu, widcly known thiouahonl
hitclIIchI county 11nd tho uortbcnrzl
part of ConncctlI-III I‘oI' Ihc past thirty
ycuru 1111 the maker and pcddlcr oi
chairs. d'ch at his boIIIc at Canaan VIII-
Icy. ycslcrdny. IIgcd scycniy ycars. Ilc
bud bccu in I’ccbic health for some
Iimc.
III-ccascd was :1 Seven Iluy Advcnt-
I111 and 11 strict vcnt'tnriun. and II IS
said did not know fbc taste of liquor
or tobacco. I'm IlIc pII thirty ycm's
IIc Iircd without caling’ml or (lab of
buy kind 11nd subuistcd 'iIoIly on 1'cgc-
tublcs and fruit No Is survived by n
widow, Euthci' IIcacII l1'.ccn who Is
also prominent lli AdchIl «Minion
RECEIVED WITH REJOICING
illidi‘AS'f‘. Nor'cmbcI L’l- Iblltu 111111
lincbcsu of MIIIIL-hcstcr arrived at i‘llil'
Ilcruimc (lnullo. Armagb. ycslcrday and
worn I'cccivud with nrcat l‘11l(lli.‘illi.:i1.
Ilouilrcu blazed 11nd Illuminations worc
Izcncrnl. The ”birds L'hccicd as the
couple drove 1L1 ouch IiIc town and 1hc
Ilukc (bunker; his tonitnte foI their 1c
(option of ms bI'iIlo. The Duke and
lluchcus will go to lndin and Japan
from the Unitcd States.
WOMEN .“'""
MADE Bt'AUTIFULi
L Lovely Complexion. Pure. Soft.
- White 'Jain imp: ‘ ~.d by using
I‘ 11 11- -lloynlc- ’ Ivtlon and Soap. .
fii”t..‘1‘.di“‘.'.‘3milf...”1 . ”i‘ilM“ 1'... it“:
up! 11.1., ..g that-1, am and Ten.
, [rammltuyalmfl,mrbottlolttmnupoll. ,.
puma-11.111119 Beam I‘M- ”! III" prepaid» .,
'tmo Dorms-Royals 60.. Cincinnati. 0.
1.0 an. M
, 112151111111. 11111.1 ,
1'1"" 111.291.... 1 ......1 '1
cured Dean's Kidney Pills at 21111111111111 .
- . In 9 9
Navy 11111111111 1 111... liegn informed
made by Lieutenant:t‘omn1andci' i‘uc
icn \'oung,'uptal110ftbe I’or.t When
IVinior-IicIIeral Leonard Wood. gover
nor of the island. was in Washington
111111. month. he obtained the 11111-111111-
uion of the Secretary of the Navy to
remove the wrcck, which, he said, was
an obktruction and a 111111111011 to anal
action. Lieutenant Commander Young
has advertised loi- sealed bids for the
work of removal. which will be opened
in Havana on Ilccombcr 15. No ex
ploslvc a may 111'. 1121 ii by the centres
tor. and the wreck must be entirely
removed by ApIil 1,190].
r.
BUTLER ,PAID HIMSELF.
Employs of Trolley Express Arrested
for Embeuilng $116.
t‘yI'us A. iintlcr walked into police
hcndqunl'tcrs, Iii. Bridgeport. yesterday
afternoon. and sIIrI'cndcrLul himself.
'Ilc. bad board that there was a war-
rant out for his arrest and decided to
drive Ihc olticcrs the trouble of some:
bending him. The warrant charges
him with ombczzling $110 from Charles
M. Colo. propriclor of Cole's EIecirIc
I'lxprruui.
I'IIItII'I' was 11 book-koopcr in the
III-ldgcport oillcc of the concern. 1111
claims that Mr (Tole owed him pay for
lili't‘t‘ IIIoIIIIIs' work. He says he was
not ablc to got his Inoncy and accord-
Ingly look it from the I'cccipls.
liuilcr was accompanied to tho po-
Iicc station by n bondsmun. and was
li‘lt‘ilHt d I11 ball of 5.100.
WHAT WE HAVE TO
BE THANKFUL FOR
during Ibc ’i‘hnuhsgiriug 11011111111 is Ihc
Illf'iitilllg of health it 110. possess it. Inc
II'cc 111-11- oI "just ripc" Iron is thc
gl‘i‘lilt‘hi Ili‘t‘iil'iVl‘I‘ and Ili‘OmOIH' oi
lIcnIIII known. Fruits of all kInds in
season can bc bud III iiIilil'I‘TL) :1.
Ilnsluu a of unsortcd fruits arrunaud for
gifts. Ihc IiinncI' Inblc or sick room.
G. GHIOTTO,
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Not What You Eat!
What You Digest!
Makes You Strong!
Here‘s Digestible Goods—Di-
gestible prices:
Gold Medal Flour. 60c. bag.
Very Best Elgin Creamery
Butter. 23c. lb.
New. Fat Mackerel. 5c. each.
Fresh Soda Biscuits. 5c. 1b.
Pure Lard, Ioc. lb.
5 lb. Box Pearl Hominy, 15c.
18c.
{/3 lb. can London Cocoa.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Ave.
NW“
Yancy..-
Although we are hav—
1112 :‘1 very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down,
and can ofier as good
varietv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
8~5-9101'iuiau,
10 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. 135—2.
that plbilminary arrangements for e11 1
moving. the wreck of the battleship . 1
51111111. from Iiavana 11.11-11.11: hays '
PROMPT ATTENTION
'ro own-:1“
Plumbingand Tinning.
Steam and Gas Fitting
.TAMFORD RANGES
Horaceil. Nash,
0.111.111.1111. Mus
111111 Was'r breast.
The Real Celery Medicinal
t‘111eu(onutlpntiuu.
Nervous Disorders,
Hick-llciuluohc,
Ii Id nay inst-uses,
Dyspepsia. :
'lndlgcunnn, 111111 I1Zi stomach, liver and
lmtt'rliilscnuw. Ii Is'it'clcrv tonic. ’1
A Good Workman
will give pIoquI alIcIIIIoII to
your plumbing. if you li'i us
know your wants in that llnc.
\vc I-Inpioy skilled and care-
I'ul assistants and the best, of
IIIuIcI'IIIIs. i‘ull us up at any
IiIIIc and you‘ll have reason to
be glad you did so.
Phone 137:3.
Charles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
Short
Sea Trips
of two to five days' (11111.1
tion. are offered by the
OLD DOMINION LINE
NORFOLK. VA.
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
RICHMOND, VA.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Steamers sail daily except Sunday
from Pier 20 North River. foot oi
Beach street, New York.
Tickets. including meals and state
room accommodations. $I3.00 and up
wards.
For full Information apply to
0I1D DOIIIIIION STEiISIIIP CO.
81 Beach Street. New York, N. V.
II. B. WALKER Traffic Manager.
.I .I. BROWN. Ccn Pass. Agenl
1841. 189!
Plumbing and Steam Hear
Ina.
Hot Water Heating.
Hot Afr Heating.
srovméfla‘fin‘nimons.
snare AND TIN noormo.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gas Fixtures. Metal Ceiling, etc
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES!
The Jones 8 flotchklss Company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK
The Mission
of Paint
Is to preserve as well as beaIItl
fy. You can’t afford to lct yonI
house no shabby. It means dc
caycd weather boards, broken
mouldings. work for the carport
tor. Save money by painti
now. Give me an opportunity to
sell you the best paint made.
THE COLONIAL.
DECKER
87 Washington 8h. 80. Norwalk.
~11). w. girgmonm’“
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER. _ j
93 Washington 81., South Norwalk.
/
Residence. 9 Creooom Terrace.
Telephone at hauls. M
DyspepSIa c1111
Digests what you eat
Iturtilicially digests the food and aids
Nature In strengthening and recou-
struotln the exhausted digestive or-
gans. 1t. salielatesbdiscovcroddigest-
aat. and tonic. No other preparation
min a preach it. III enlclcncy. It. In-
slant y relieves and permanently cures
pain. Indigestion. Heartburn.
gran uience, Sour Stomach, Nauru-11.
ck Headmhc.GastralgIa.Crnn1pe and
all otherresults‘ofImperfectdlgestlou.
a I -
Mullen. 55531913535155 H3
Buoyed hv I. c. DoIIIITl‘ A (:0.. Chicago
l George 0. Btiilson. 91111111 Norwallt
mow-"l P. Weed. Namath. ..
, we are enticllently fixed tom‘
1 your Wants. Our [lining 111111111 .
”‘ II‘III'nIIuIe ls carefully s ‘
2 You will find It chaste suite
.1 Igaut. The price, 1.11.1. Is Bil-WW
live. We carnintereet you'll
you will call and see our line i)
9911111 1111.11.11.- China Closets, 11.111
tension Tables, and the, hunt
‘Ious (‘nairs give comfort to 1.11“,
diner. ‘
i
1
1
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers.
12 North Main Street.
:h.1:1.:;'.‘.llt.;l WNW”
Between 9
NORWALK. .,
SOUTH NORWALK. . ‘l H
and .1“ i ,
NEW YORK. 111 i
Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK, ,
V Ul.(_‘AN AND EAGLE i
I caic Norwalkb
N01 walk 11 p In
Pier 23.
II p. in.
Leave New York,
HORSE .« 7
To Suit Everybody.“
We have them 00min! bl.
the car—load every
few days.
M. TARLOV.
cosine-rim W.
South Hm.
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NY..N..H8:II.R.R.
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 20. 1900.
LEAVE soum NORWALK POI!
Daily Freight ["1ij
East River. Beekman Street, " -
" .
on to. Leave South.
......1 . I
new YORK.
A. 11.—~12 53x. 11:55:, 5: 45. 6:15,
6:55 713 54x 9:,16x 9:03 9:36
9: 56x, 10: 2211 ]1:351,11:40. x. ‘i‘
3.51, 1114;172:5511, 1: i7, 2: 25:, 3: 041.
x U 1011. 5. 33, 5: 55
6241,7078“ 10:20. , x,505:.
SUNDAYS.’ ’3 “l
A. M.:——12 53x, 4: 5.1: 5:451, 9:05. i
P. 11.—3 21x 5:,35 752,0 9: 45.1059.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR eoUTI'l
NORWALK. ' I
A M—-12:02x, 5200.61.00 71.00
a: 00x. 8:02, 9: 00x 9: 01. 10: 02x, 10: 04.
11: 001. 11: 02.
P. M.—12: 02x. 1: 01 1: 30:. 3: 001:.
3:,021 3:,30x 430211 411411.:430
6:.00x 6:02. 7:.00 8:.00x1‘1zso.’
8U N DAYS.
P. M «:11
LEAVE souru NORWALK FOR
NEW. HAVEN. ' 1
AMM—lllxl:20x,6: 81:,7428344
0:10x. 10.0211. ‘1108x 12'2. ‘
P. M..-——12 02x 1: 10; 3:10'ix.4:18.5: 27.. 1
0257079051: 9151115
Bridmport in addition to above‘. Dc
m. 2; 40. 5: 04. 7: 28.
suuoays. ,
A. M.:—-1 llx, 1: 201. :42 :
11:0le 7 ' ' 12.
P. M.:——7 15.
souru NORWALK TO oANBUIlY. 3
A..M——It:3i19:,l5ll.53x. .
P. NIL-«1:20. 425. 510 558.
DANBURY TO, BOUTH NORWALKI‘".
A. M. -—0: N 7: 25 9:38.11237
P. M.:——i ‘20, 1'1: 30. 0: 25.
ms‘l‘mz‘i‘ypm trains to Danhury, 9. 203.
l
a. 111.. ll:
05111190011111.
An!
ndicaten express.
Dorlon House
dasoonv-s pom'r.
/ tooth Norwalk. ‘
1 J. I. SULLIVAN. i
Proprietor and Manager. ' “y
5.. ...—W0
Torm- moonahlo. IntltlnI be»
Ina, fishing, electric am to 115m.
connecting with all trains on the “1
Y.. N. H. and H. R. R.
UNSURPAOSID
1111011: IsLAND CLKM BAKII Mill
SHORE DINNER.- '
Itismlnor In
ti 8. 11.112111101111111.
1 9'70 to 111113
R ' Olllccs. 430 Main streets,
anmanrowr. conn-
Leave Danbury. B: 06,
5:02;;
i
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A. M.~126L)12x 0:0a,7:,30 10021.]
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Norwalk Chronicler