' admired. for her
lid her oneness.
' - clouII hniiho'od of Queen\
isI clutrtnbuz The
“Hit attended her
Iotall not down in
p I hell 1} ug—
poi how. he croud . Plato-en
‘ftié of the royal procession
' . hplo begun together.
Hrouho of. he bath the pulorcn
“I “dd touched It high (III. The
tilid IInvtlIlngof Ih Ind that
been without-ted in London. lie~
‘ll drawn by si.\ pranc-
hen. come the moat 9 suite
I'll 1N tight ‘oIIIIInI I olorcd horse»
D II yeonIIIu III oIII-h wheel
'ticll door I’llle corone-
in. the \IIL‘II building ul«
Iyteiuht young Indies of
undue booIIIcIl. truIIIpetn
n Inul Women cheered out—
Ililtllug, nnd item then port of
rededitlee were henrd cntlulsinatlo
“GO‘1:"11M\0 the quoonl" llIItIII nnd
hemhiofn were waved aloft peers and
p outb COlollt‘lfl,tlllIllllsh0ps
lit}. cgpti. The guests included
or. and they yielded to no
cloutlutsiuom of the moment.
.. it“ ‘I'enthI-oneIneut” was It singular por-
a ceremony. The young not. III-emu
lifted Willy Into "flu royal sent. being
by nIehbie tops bishops and
_ .Hllt gnu-c of (‘nnIIIIbIII-I knelt qul
1111mm for ltimoelf and other uplritnnl
hd- all kissed the ql‘IcI-n' I hand. Her
uncles he Dukes of Sussex nod Unmbrldgc
” ed their corouetn and did homage
' u‘d elnbomte .‘an‘Icch. ’l‘ III-y touched
. lorowu upon her head kis-Ied her left
I'll roIIII-d The pI-Irs IIlIIo
he crown. but kissed lu-I hnudu.
‘ . A Marriage Fm Lute.
Qt mcnjoy u privilege which l-I with-
111,119.“: in ten yacht from women omn-
fibgulcssun Int poeitlou in the social
leé—naniely’. thntl of t-hoIIIIIt-lvtm mnking
tier 01 11111011th instead of wuitiug to
its proposal from tin-it suitors
twee therefore. Queen \icIoI-iu who
or lifter her coronal. ion ut West IIIinI-tI-I
My, on June 28 Ml?! invited her cousin.
Erin Albert. of hexe-ththurg-(Ilotlm. to
. hislifouith her. it' III ouII stating
it “truth to say of this motriegc lIoweu-I
it We» one find lIIIII been agreed upon
rmnny yours ploIiIIing \I' ictorin herself
proved] of the young men For It time
allele r‘eéorthxl IIs huvlng been not well
called with IIII. but time in no doubt
the fellln love with him befmc the
on was proposed by her. The. nuptials
0k laceonlltelflthoflt‘ebrnan.18w.at
0C opal Revel. St. Janice palace. 'llIe
we'ddiu‘g breukfnst was given at. Bucking
..
.—
CORONA'I‘ION 01' THE Ql.’ M". N
m pollute. and the honeymoon. which
y labial three days. was spent. III \1 ind
entitle.
ll‘ho marl-Inge proved an exceptionally
ppy one. Prince Albert turncd out Iohe
boolutelyidul husband. being ulnan
‘o' ,otngulnrly stainless and irreproIII-hnble
on Queen \I'lctorin’n domain" to bllIIII
I. bmlutelyunelouded nII ton, on her
d lived and ehe woo guilty of no
thonwhen «he declared that tilt-
0111! lion-ow which he had eIeI canned hPf
Wu when he died.
‘Pobple in thlucountny will remember him
"o Worm friend of the United Stolen. Hie
cable feelings with regard to Alllt'l'lfttl
‘ I more no perluipo than III. the time
, I with the shadow of death already cu-
Ing him he brought all bits power-
. nee Into ploy ngulunl the cabinet.
’ doy to prevent the tronemhulou of on
ih'bhtttm to the Worthington godernmeht
subject of the Trent coutrovonly. It
colleen mognlnul on both titles of
_. antic. that but the Illapmsh drIWll
Ila Runnelwltlmmton mlmlnlntra
‘lIM'e'al'llell which could not but hambu-
.19
" of that kind of fan‘lll'v
manifested on numerous occulone. port
In}; boo
States a thigh but“ wild in Wilda out no
unity IIeIIIilt/od therefrom. That it wan
withheld and II montage of far more friend
ly and conductor! tenandmftzod by the
prince consort. utbstltut‘ed in it: III/and to
cntlt‘ulS’ duo to tho enlighten“ .Ittd
own. who 11 ed
deeply lfitnentod both by IIIII family and byp
the who lingliidi people on pro." 11, 1w.
Onlyin one III-spat woo leper-hops well
that he died just at that time. for lied he
lived to see his eldest hon, the Prince of
Wales. ottohfhla majority on owkwordand.
unploaIIIuIt notation of finitediiltbe would
canton noutce of pnlnnnd mortlfluutl n
the onal family. The father .wIiili .‘
been forced to yield 'the pot: to the ion. '
would have been forced to take the pro»
cadence over the prince couport everywhere.
Alum-hone. who have visited the British
bonus of lords will remember that on either
side of the throne there in u chair of stifle.
The one on the right is I'lorymng‘nliloout.
being decorated with the three feathers of
the heir np‘pnrent
l1. in. the stool occupied by the Prince of
Wales] III the openlnf; of parliament by the
queen“ “ ' ‘by stool on the left. It for monitor
looking object of furniture.‘ III the sent for-
nIerly occupied by the. prince consort. and
had the letter survived his wife he would
have hot: onto the eubject of his own son.
. l‘ornlotent Grief.
l" rout the time of hot husband‘s death the
queen welt scInIIcelyever noon in public until
the year1872.IleeII she. proceeded in state
together with the entire royal fnnlily.to
St Paul‘s onthedrnltn join in II notional
Ihunkogivingncrv‘ Ice for the recovery of the
Prince of Wulen from the dangerous illnese
which bud bmught him so very near death's
door the year before. The queen and the
Prince and l’rincesn of Wnles passed from
Buckingham pulnee to St. Paul‘s along
streets litcrnllyulive with people. Foot
ways. shop windows IIIIIi the my mob:
were teeming with about lug. hurmhiug and
enthusiastic mounts and the popular din
plny of loyalty leIeIouIl ell description.
III the cathodinl the prince out between
his mother Mud1 his wife. the vent fnno
thronged to the pinion? with good subjects
of the queen, who .uere anxioueto show
how entirely they Iiymlmtbtzed with be!
joytl on well III with her! norrou H. It who I
remnrkuble 300118.08 Icoinlly to foreigners.
since it IurnislIeIlo tenor. of the e\iIItII.IIoo
feeling that prevulln
botueen the English royul house and the
pI-opleot. lot-gr. his due to the. cxintenoo
ofthie sentiment. that; the queen and her
children go to the trouble of theme-elven
notifying the citizens of London through
the lord Inayor m d the roIIInlnder of her
people through the home mft‘llll‘i‘ of all
domestic events. sutzh tut births. marriages
vtd dentin. that lulu: pine: III their family.
W l .\"llSUlt CASTLE.
The people appleelnte thin and take point:
tostww the extent to width they [lul‘lit‘l'
pate in the onII and 30] rows of their reign
lug house. 'lhuII on the deaths of thc
IIII'I-IIn'II youngest son. Leopold. duke of Al-
1mm. in 1884; of her daughter Alice. mud
ducbcm of House. in 1878. qul of her grand-
son the Duke of Clurence. In January. 1892.
many II cdlnnnu mode a point of wearing II
bit of erupt- urouud his but. and o drape bow
on his whip. while the servante and shop-
pII-ln wore blnck ribbon untohen of mourn-
I1 I.
b Queen Victoria's Jubilee.
On June :30. l887.the queen once more
made II stutt- progress through her get
capital to attend II special service at cot-
lnlllh‘ltll uhboy III honor of the nomioonton-
ninl Ituulvermiry of her uocottlion to the
throne. Etcry reigning house in the world
1101)! either member: of their fomlltelt or
great dignitaries to represent them III. the
ceremony. and while kings and queenu
chatted gnyly together III the chancel of
the abbey while nwnltluu the coming of
Queen Victoria. her InIijeIIty~no ion the
ho‘nny. huh and healthy ohooked Ingllnh
lIIIlred old Indy—«won driving up Plooodtlly.
her carriage reverted by tho moot brilliant
troop of prlnoon. Inf-thunk“ and grand
llllkml that have Iiver been gathered to-
gether for ouch II purpose.
Most notable In the procmlon wet the
queen II fuvorlte non- In- low. the” timelin-
nl of Germany. who II little (to! m-
corded hI'n father IIII Emperorlfroderlek, and
It .qu observed that when at the abbey the
vorlotu prim-ell nod prtn present come
forward to do homage to the queen «the
Iotlntbo. IIIIIInI-el on hombre a. the
old lady embraced “l3 Ileér
coastal Waugh on xfificmon..m out tilled
w uptown manta infim
I:ijch took place after- guy of
, nyn.
nonunion. In May. law. did her In new ro-
oaivo any actual Injury. end thoto omen
tnmltory oil-meta» 11.n- nipoilnnt on that
reunion II" II Illuminati ofltior of bull".
and he won rolled before he had time to I»
complicit more then III-Ike horn allow blow
to the fun wlth a stick. The than no un-
' mm to men ycnrn‘ tron-portotlon. The
flat attempt. to muslnoto her will mode
In June. IMO. by n mo‘n nomad Oxford. who
fired two pill/bl that: at her while the we:
Itrlvtuzu IfiCou-tlltuttou hill with her bun-
bond. 9 would be murderer «on do
ruin-d mam. yarn In grim n and»
mount: was Inn-nut:in III lllvollhood In
hon tontftu‘
Vitamin. had! nine ohlldronwwetorln.
now 0126 MM Ed
f. It; noun) Ahyuolnln Gluolc “Dev an Intrl ."
. .mwhfmbhihmnt of the [rub church. appaump 01:5:th gnoou'el-gmfl,
A! WI GI‘IWWW‘I ‘ l-llatorionlly correct Costumes. ‘
not
0 I‘lto
“Mom: of the iris motion 01 the
‘ the worltl underwent Ill
.olllef wot-II III‘II‘l polll tool changes untold: the
girl of lssr. but a venerable looking. white ‘
tr." With 3*
2.... Botantlludil dnrlu Inu- Iyu Qlllllll‘
vmumuroh hwm‘xitbd.b”u¥eonly oil on:
8|. 11 b' ‘d ”mm?“ 3 n.
‘
or $5: (ilhlutt
1 our
1’“. III lr‘elt
III-III In lay rebellion. ' .
. noviugemgtupn Throne ‘
. Anew Romantic Drama. by Theodore
Retainer. founded on Schiller‘u
1%!“ III “on b
In otrouen
kaotom bill
iowth of Home Rule tongue to fro. Furniture. Etc.
PRIOEh 25. 50. 75c and $1.00.
Reserved Boots on sale at lloyt'a
Theatre. South Not-wont. and Wood's
drug atom. Norwullt 5 days In advance
of ouch IIerfornIonoe.
1101”” S THEATRE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25m,
DAVID GARRICK
Will be presented under the auspices
of the‘CflthollC Club and the di-
rection of LIvtngéton lIqueu.
To be preceded by tho curtqu-rIIIuoI'.
A Rough Diamond !
TICK ETS 35 CENTS.
mu..- ......—.....~
Ctlll III: lll‘tlclll‘t'tl III. lloyt‘u Theatre
IIIIII Wood's drug store. where reserv-
cd sent IIIIul't opens Monthly. January
21, at 7:30 I). In. Tickets can nloo be
secured of members of the club.
Renewed Sent.» on auto III. lioyt‘n
'l‘hentro. South Norwnlk. nnd Wood‘s
drug store. Norwalk 5 days III advance
of each performance.
“lb-Suez ennui purohmd by England.
Wit—Ritual» checked in BM’I‘In In. on.
WNW rodfroln.
“Item—omen and Mhtlnn in Zululand.
mtnltew flute» annexed .
ltllll- l-'l‘roubleu in Africa. .
During nil these ytiurtl Vlotor In‘ a throne
Itood firm. thunk» probably quitews numb
tohur own good mun: III to the (itiniitllIII-I
Ilonitl form of the Enfilirh govomtueut.
But. during thin period the uolernmontu of.
ii“! channels than
perhtipnwna the cone“ Ill Iing the reign of
any monarch of the modern em exception.
that of George lll. who won on England n
throne during the French rovolutltm. and
the reign of bottle XIV n eentury nod n
half cnrllcr. Here is a brief resume of the
British empire during Victoria‘s reign:
Iétil~honll Philippe overthrown. Mend.
French republic notablioho’d. with Napoleon lll
ot III hood.
lilti2~Nnmleou ill by trencherywverthrew
Iceland French republic Itiui «published the
second empire.
law—Unification of Italy begun. War of
l- reuoe and hurdlnin utmost Austria.
188th ll war In America.
IWWIII- of l’I-IIIIIIIII union. Anon-III.
It'll—Union of Austria and Hungary.
lm-loohelln. Bourbon neon. driven from
the Spnnluh throne. Prov nionnl government
entnhlilillod.
lWSponlIdI regency under Marshal Serm-
uo utobllnhod.
lili'lkli‘rnnco-Prunlllnu war III-nun. Downfall
of moudcmplro of France and marotobllnh- B a a k e t B a l l 2
mold. of third re public. Temporal power of the I I A R MORV,
pope nholl'nhed and unification of ludy com- 1- H U RSDAY JAN U A R y 24th,
loted. Amndcomon of the king of Italy. III-do
“WW“ BENEFIT OF co F. B a. TEAMS.
lull—«Clone of the aneo-Prtmlnnuor. tier-
Mt. Vernon A. C.
men out he established
“179-— modeo abdicated SpnIIIIIh throne. ‘lle-
publlc formed.
181 410% of‘l BouI‘Ibonh motored In Spain. ‘ 3-
Alphonno III lngt Iot rouc.
tan-At or against Turkey by Bulknn utnIII-s company F‘
and Ruthie.
ltIL’IwBulgorlo seized eastern Ronmelln.
190l~ leillon revolution. Empire at or.
throw n and Ipppbllp oapihliphod
A great IIIIIIIII. In nutleipntIIIl.
Stamford 'Ii'd. Monauko
ADMISSION. 15 CENTS.
Opening game called III 8:15 sharp.
Bulletin from Osborne House.
LONDON. lanuary 22. 4: 35p. lll——~:\ bullctiu posted at the
\lausiou llousc reads as fol llowx
"Osborne. 4 p. III—«My painful duty obligcs Inc to inform you
that the life of our beloved queen is in the greatest danger.
(Signed. I ._
'.\l. lil bit l:.I)\\ \Rl)
U)“ E“ isle of \iigllt. [nun III 22. 4' p. In.~--lhc cud is \L'l_\'
near. ”Ith Prince of Wales has u. It left the vicinity of the queen's
bedroom since I) II. III. Emperor William and all the roynl family
(no ucar llt‘l bedside. . .
Train Robbers Put to Flight.
t'iili\ F..\'Nl... Wyn. janitor, 22~.\ dcspcrntc attempt was
made last night. by train I hers. to hold up the l'uiou l‘nciiic
Overland Express. near Kearney. Neil. A pile of rock was placed on
the track to wreck the train. which was reportulto have a large
amount of money on ‘l)0ill'(l. Tb: robbers sccrctcd themselves bc~
hind II hill near the track. A pedestrian came upon the obstruction
and was severely beaten and robb ed by the gang. He got away from
them and ran to Kearney where he gaw the alallu. .\ posse was or-
gauizcd and orders were given to hold the ttnin. ’l‘lIc posse cap—
tured our of the bandits and are p .Itsuiug tllc othets.
“—5——
F911 into a Fietu Furnace.
.\‘lIW YORK. Wlaltttar) 22—w\\md reached the authorities of
the Deputtlueut of Charity last nizltt. of a horrible tragedy on
Blackwell's Island. Nicholas ltlltscu. 75 v- 'trs old. with another
cry old man. were detailed to corn II lItIIIcl of h\Vlll to the creme-
tory. to be incinerated. ”lllcv rca llcd tlIc platftnut from which the
bowels contents are dumped whet i? lIrscn stopped and fell III: IIIlfor-
most in the fiery fmutlcc.
His companions gave the alarm. but it was a considerable time
before the employees rcscucddh: body. it had llL'L‘ll burned to II
more fragment.
[Lookintl lOl‘ Suspected Murderer.
I". \lthlthi'l‘tW. .\Ilc. .. Jnuuarv 22——~'l‘hc otliccrs here bclicvc
that ~lohu McLaiu. IlIe Inspected IIIIIIIleth of t'lifiord .\losltcr. of
(iorllam. is at work In one of the many logging camps in this vicin—
ity . and _a petty has left llL‘lc lot the Int-pone of visiting all the camps
to look over the inmates.
cd how. it is thought McLIIiII In working his way tow IrIl ( nnndu.
stnyiug at one comp only a day or two III a time to. get food and
lodgi II I;
“30031111le to Death.
St RAN’I‘UN 1&1..me zen-«Frank Jnumaeu. II barber
.South Scranton. went home drunk this Iuoruin from It hell he nt-
tended tin-It ”II III. qtlnl‘l‘dfldfi with his wife. IIliII threw a lighted
fulfil) otltdt', 311 ii on the bi; putting it on firc.‘ As It result their
onemyrabold IwIIII bin-ii iait'd l" death . Mm. ltttlttiictl was so
boldly»? httmctlnlid; life is Impaired of. her ulster was painfully burn-
cd and the htlslinnd ivn's dcitrdycd.
” Senator Nelson lie-elected.
.‘i'.'l PAW Mimi.” laundry “allotted indies Senator Knutc
\elson was III-elected today for a term of nix 'cy curs. Moses “1:1.
Clnpp wntt .citosé’n' to succeed the into (. usltlnon f Davis for II short
term. "Ihe two houses of thy Le inlature hallo oil separately and
Inter will ratify their selections fin joint session.
Closes cation Mill.
)1:th 2241112 entireSlnter cotton mill
A clock Is wound up to make it run.
but a business Is wound up to stop It.
of
From In mutation which has been recoiw ,
Istu *
Continue
I , ,. . . i I‘
Our special sale of allkinds of LADIES’ MISSES' AND
CHILDREN' S CLIQAKS AND JACKETS. We sfill have many of
the very best things left In this llné, and this in no opportunity to
procure a first-class garment at a price less than the goods can be
produced.
I17
Bodies”
flannel \Do’ts’ts.
Our entire stock of LADIES' FLANNEL Show ,WAIsTs
at prices to close. Every waist is included in this sale. All new,
fresh goods of this season's styles, all at special prices.
Kornberg.
Our sixth importation of Hamburgs are now in stock and
:The line contains all the new patterns in
EDGINGS. INSERTINGS, READINGS AND ALL OVERSIand
is the handsomcst collection we have ever shown. Come in and look
ready to show.
them 0ch.
.xi
WoLaan Money
III people III nuy kird of buslneon.
Come and see us
[50 Nassau 51.. New York
OFFICE 729. «29 25:
NOTICE.
City Ill Nttwalk Belt
Ill Hillel
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City (If Norunlk
will meet III the Council room In tho
i‘IIlrllIIlIl County National Bank bulld-
lug. on Tuesday. Jpnuary 29 from 7: :III
to 9 p. m. . Saturday. February 2. from
‘.‘Iobp. m.: Tuesday. Fobtunly 5 from
7:30 to 9 p. m.; Saturday. February
9. from 3 to 5 p. m.; Tuesday. Fcqu»
my 12. from 7:30 to 9 p. m.
For the purpose of hearing und dc-
tormlnlng all appeals from the doings
of the. useensorn of sold city on tho
useessment of taxes for the year
1900. and to transact any other lnIIi-
nose by low provided.
noted lit the City of Norwnllt. Jou-
unry 19. 1901.
GEORGE W. lI‘l'l‘Cll.
WILLIAM A. AMBIIER,
JAMES SU'I‘HERIIAND.
Board of Relief.
.119 It
H1
H... ”A.” ..
South Not-walk
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that ”1'!
lionrd of Relief of the City of South
Norwulk will meet on Vi'IIIlncIsIlny, .lnu-
uury 23. 190l. III 7:30 o'clock. II. III.;
SnIIII'IlnI'. February 2. 1991. III 2:99
o'clock, p. m.; WIIdIIIIIIIluy. II‘IIbruury
ti. I901. at 7:30 o'clock. p. m.: WI-IIIIIIII-
IlIIy. 'F‘flbl'lllll'y 1:1. ltttll. III. 7:30
O't‘ltit'lf. p. m.: 'l‘lIIlI'IIduy, lv‘uhrunry
2i. 15ml. III 72:10 o'clock, p. III.. III
the Council Clunnbet' on ”til‘llllllul
turret, III IIIIld city. for the put-I
poor of hearing IIIIIl III-IIIrIulnlnII nil
upponln from the fltllllKll of the neuron
ore of sold city on the lint of 1900.
Dated III South Norwnllt. Junuury 20.
1901.
JOHN F. McMAilth.
MATTHEW (‘.t)lllllil'l"l‘.
ill! to fill! lionrd of Relief.
Wm
CANDIDATE FOR CHAPLAIN.
Rev. Charla P. Hill. of Dmbury. n.
Stamford Eudora".
ltov. Churlén Plietlt Hull. punter of
the Unlvorlmliet Church III DIIIIlIury.
III on neplrnnt for appointment on II
choplnlu 111* the: United States until.
IIIIIl hie mourn have been lodged III
the White Bonito. homing many eu-
doroomoutn.
Beside: the ondorooment of the Son-
. Moro. Mr. Holl'o application has been
endorsed by Communion Hlll and by
. four members of the Dnnbury Republi-
oon town committee: Grenville Wnlt
IleIIIy. thllotn ill. hull. John R. Booth,
, and Frederick E. Cromtt. u well-a
the Republl fl State: Central Coin-
mltgooI‘IuIn f III thnt district. Chum
oo .
Id t it: of e ’imet‘ which]
. dig at Til
TRIS TRAM & H YllTT,
"NORWALK, CQNNN.
v,
r.
0111‘ Great Clearing Sale is still going
on. and will last during the wholemOnIh bi
January. While we have got rid of a great
manu ooods, there are still manu choice
bargains to pick from.
YI'Iu Know Our Terms: .
No Deposit Down. One Dollar
Weekly Until Paid.
H. Krieger
Co.
NEW. CENTURY MARKET.
Meats Fish Vegetables
I!
one u. (motor. row. ‘2 'fI
emu. tum runners. No II.
FORK TENDEIUIUINBII . ”Add "In {2 I, _
Pom tub Item. no III. Loin Lamb one». 19011:.
111 and zoo III. 81m Ham.
Ila lb. Fruit Ham,
title In. detail»... .
mm which"...
Pdfllf‘flbtlfl Oink,
III-tom him,
OYIIII‘OI ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler