Interest in
3 long ago.
til
ellu but
Til! jug
oats II
when they see
“id ‘3: had no money I
About I to werd
by side strands
e pillow II Iv_Ide
,zfioaalgi
. . r ck.
Minn wII
nineteen “
r‘l wen”
I'M «
'tiiunm.
.3m5:50p.m._.
TIA-"NONI
' ' court of common plus this term for
1 page of this I‘I-
’aihtoments made by
It the Democratic w 1%" N5 I“. (“h Mil ‘ "m
W;;E 11.1,“..3 [331.136 Machiiwhi‘llfll
ll! Mm» flaw according to the n‘iracl. the b‘eoiis
he Mayor that will
lntrreeting at this
, the new town Is
linens Ihould bestir
“ hue the few re-
1 into. hall a down,
the location of the
~ In the city.
third cool-Int.”
yy cloth may .
.‘ ei hum be sh" 5-
[rows long are
more In more a
”-3 noun uppers which
‘ _ These.
Mto the elliow
c be comma to
lot as bands Ind In
w easily my lady
ad of the tuition,
.1; in have not yet
, nun have acme
I}? and change and
not possess the
t as the corset
, :3; to the figure
. «aptly well. In
' Won exactly the
ooraet over which
‘ comb has some
the hair roll in that 4 widow. was arrested In South Norwallt,
but again there are
which will be
tr attempt Is‘
the hat (which con.
nge which one
I pretty
,ldu11Wbole colv
are made of veil
1t hue and even those
‘ i: a coil finished so
,3” “claim with de-
‘ he not studied time tabloa we care
$1,335.33 “:5 in y. When she reached here was
“IMEI the um '“I too late for the DIED“?! (Hill. and
of the cashless “'9 could W 5° to
:erv«I.
”Vi; 3'
An interesting... case to buyers oi lu-
iailment books will comb up in the
trial and has been placed at the hood
of the list tor Tuesday next. It to a
test case and as web will be watched
vwi In erest. . 1 ”it” gill
lube;I II 35' Joseph. A
Dr 0 ll“ of 0m
Scri ner'I Eons oi New York, a sull-
scriptlon edition of an onclyclopedlu.
for which no sinned ll contract. Little
were to be held by him In trust for
Charles Scrihrer's Sons.
in June, 1901 the books not havinl
boon paid for a w tum int! chin will
taken id: the 8c '4 placed
In the an of In officer? who, under
an assumed name. gained entrance In
to Gray‘s house and replevined thr
books; lattice Doseoealon of twenty-four
volumes One volume he was unable
to find-
‘ Then began a long drawn out legal
tight. The defendant in the suit on
The
the
1.901 In the Norwalk town court be
i which the cane was man pend-
. i _ p led oi abatement Gr"
' loin Ills realded
be given ch
A court in Which! wIs brought.
Gray claimed that replevin we:
oiiitcr not to enter, the defendant' a
house. and no demand lied, been made
on Gray by the oillcer for the proper-
ty ordered to be roplovinod.
_ To this pica the Scrihncra do
murred. in answer to their demurrer
Gray claimed that he purchased the
books of life Sediment III 1893 and
over 'ainc‘e’ has had po‘erlesaioit of them
until they were replevined in this ac-
tion. 1»"Gray claim that if the Scribe
nor: had any right'of action by re
plevin, that that right or action ac-
crued more than six years before the
hringltu of this action and la oopso
onently now barred by the statute of
iimitetione. dThls demurrer win over-
ruled
Mole
“.1
the!
legal sparring followed, Gray
Wally the case reached a trial in
the Norwalk town court in November.
1901' and Judsment waa granted the
Sr-ribnors to rccovcr their property and
$10 from Gray as damaces. with cacti:
of 313.41. From this judgment the de-
fendant appealed tol the court of com.
mon pleas.
7"“
Carrie Murray Found Innocent of
Charge and Went to Ridgetieid.
Pretty golden haired Carrie Murray,
who. says she is 16 years old. and I
last. night while on her way trom New
Yer; to North Belem. Just outside oi
Ridgeilold. She flan dialled to’ have
been innocent of the alleged charge
nvninat her and this morning was al-
lowed to resume her journey '
Carrie has been living in New York
for some time. but a few days ago she
:got a letter to the street that her grand-
mother in North Salem is sick and she
wanted to hate Carrie come home and
take care of her Yesterday Ihe start-
ed for North Salem. She is apparently
them I simple little creature and evidently
«not , .
to aphid thdilli'ght. will“! a- you
demand he altered to not a room tort
her at a local hotel.
Early this morning William J. Mold-
complained to the police that Gentle
a... I .. 816 from him. she was.»
f‘h d tIhen before the court.
did not appear againat'her
-‘ «that she picked the money
floor but did not steal it. The
and as the money was restored allow-
(I: her to goidShe took a morning train
.o‘c—M.’
E. O. P. DEPUTIES.
, (inflection Woe to leeeloo It
Merrie Cove yummy. .
Yeatrrday the deputlee' annual con-
vea'loo of the Nmfloglaadnrder of
Protection in this state was held at
Morris Cove hotel. The reception
sent thirteen six
3 were present fr Bridgeport. dve
‘ »_ weigh“ im‘wgr; {pur- each from
' We“ ew B
35331.,
. Norwich
near and Neugatuck.
was 0
o J Wooster. f
“c was. followed by Supreme Warden '
out 4 ”’“Mt’ttlfi
o reheerscd
.. .. MPW"
tag e no layear
I illicit time
lend a plea in abatement on July 18 '
V Ired by law. and
“1 la?! we: hired 1
‘ bee h iii? w'rit whee ~’
want e aoton was a
all Muthm‘ariad ctibn oi; the; Justice.
made ”aflor’notlce lied been not. the .
contesting the case at cvcry poInt. .
W 1
ACCUSED OF TAKING MONEY. .
the outbuildings, under a pretence and
-"='rh‘é'
trim and to Policeman Ilitll In due th'
credit for the capture. Baker has don
, (or burglary and has a police record.
time Baker will have to stay In jail 80
' roan, chief of the police and tire do-
was held Thursday morning at the
.np: um Li in ill dist-mo.
a :‘u I u..1iuilmictiirnniiny «lei-ply
r. ., “lill‘ 'llllu ill m In“ xitle.
i .iu-t-tl ul) renul: ~
on ‘- making ili‘ti cvv'i‘ylliiug '
n. u. ', .\
1' {up l'll em Ill) .1 llit"!
i.)nilt.t1l
~7—o
~ ' l
unisullcd with other physitit‘n
Tht-y proved worms t
iINI I twill to u- wk on :r ncuspapcr.
(.2... ic's advice is free.
0" the quick and loud beating of that o
cauour mini. paisouea.
.cit the Quarry of County Jail and Wu
Walking Around Bridgeport
Edward ilukcr. uho cscapcd from the
uuirry in thc roar of the county jail
ast Moi-d 1y was captured on Water
troot. Britigcno'i. yesterday ufiemoon.
'iy l‘oliccinan Peter Hall.
Baker was serving out a line of 87
nd costs and a sentence of twenty
lays In jail Imposed upon him in the
Bridgeport city court two weeks ago
or theft. While at work with other
orisoners Monday he got behind one of
bed over the fence and escaped.
nolice were asked to watch to:
time In sta‘e prison at Wethereiieh
Midwaorving out the balance of his
lays longer for running away.
*“P'I'L
FUNERAL OF 0. VI. IOWMAN.‘
0-.—
LOcIi Police and Fire Department
. Chiefs Preteen .
The» funeral of George W. Bow.
wariinents of Stamford. and late pree-
idcut oi the State Ponce Association.
Presbyterian Church, Stamford. Rev.
H. II. Beatiya oliciattng. The police
and tire departments of many at the
allies and towns were present; also oli-
were and paetomocra oi the State Fire-
men's Association. Among thoae pm
from The Norwalks were Chief of
— .. s... a" “mum—w..—
FARMERB DISCOURAGED.
Damage to Crop. by the Big Wind-
Fruit Nearly Total Lou.
Men coming Into the city from the
rural parts of the town today sneak
diaeouragingiy of the damage done
upon farms and in orchards by the
wind of Wednesday and Thursday
They say that from two~thirda to
three-quarters of the apple and pear
crops are ruined. unripe fruit being
blown from the trees. There was r
great scarcity of fruit any way. and
now the crop is practically a total loss.
poor, and hay, which won the belt
crop. proved difficult to ' cure on ac-
count oi the long one" of wet succeed-
!ng many weeks of drought.
Many trees are blown down all over
the country districts
h...
a“...
POPULAR AMUSEMENTEI
*—
A CLEVER YOUNG ACTOR.
Chester lleVondc II really a great ac
‘.or in the Ilnc of parts he plays there
Is no popular price star in me country
that can approach him. lie is young
handsome. manly and superb In every
thing he does. Around DeVonde are
gathered I remarkable company and In
the staging of the plays nothing is
omitted In the ma‘ter of 'scenery and
the like that can add to the bean and
eneciivéuéoa’. tumor boycotts will
fire vs a revolution to our theatre "goers
ho are urged to Ice thus
ductlon. The Great Ruseianl
which has been expended a large‘l sum
out
the Fire Department: D. W. Harford.
wow»! m
nun while two
West-h oithe
of money. Boenically it will prove a
. i. 'l‘ Prowitt and F.- M. Wheeler, and tunnel and artistically a sure sneeees‘
Al.
Iio'vt a Theatre. all out week.
It haI been Iltogethor I very bad ‘
year for the lumen. Corn is row 3 1-:3 ‘
Palpitationotlie Heart. Cured
Extreme nervousness and certain disorders of the stomach and kidneys often result in
, alarming symptoms. The heart beats so loudly and quickly as to frighten the sufferer.
"I‘his is not organic heart disease. There is nothing really the matter With your heart.
Physicians attribute this heart pnlpitation to “loss of nervous control" It is really
nothing more or less than a. nervous trouble.
Dr. Greene’s Ncrvura
The werld’sk "Greatest. Tonic
vill Cure all such " heart troubles,” because it cures all nervous diseases. Ma. P. T. Waan.
oi Cat-m m, N. Y.. student and newspaper man says: ‘
-- Tum-1 yPIi’I nun. whils' in attendance II the (Tonia-out Normal School. I h d what [supposed at tint to he the
The action of the heart was very irregular and seemed at times Iqueoded Often It
It was quite impossible for lie to
course I wait my mmh alarmed. an en: Iuiied a physician.
ns and bought various rn-dicines which were'guaraiitodio
on anything wliith I had yet tried.
greatly uoulii- 1d Willi non-nus tic-neon. and always imagined that mouthing ill was about tooccur.
More a friend ndtiscd me to in Dr. Greene'e Nervura. At first I
M Iriv- ml was persistent. however.and It Ian I cemented to try one bottle II Incapa'l-
n- .32 \it- 3' I r l w n m mm nil nu of its eti'u ary that he offered to pay for the l rediclne in case It failed to I: no.
' ‘I‘ .1y-hml-1mvcmr- a Iiiilr iclici. so I tried another. and alliangalnit g in north and vi or. until ore. I ‘.
l .l n; :‘iei i ,. “J ii liolill' i (all qu: to like rout-If again. I condo jhc medicile. however. until had takeomen
i .3 "t, \ «in r 'lntcil n (empiric cmc
. I believe that Dr. Greene-I Non um r:. n cure any ordlurrycaIe of nerve
.ml ril...- .1...- “ l have we its efiecis on other: than ." ‘
Write at one: 1015?}: Fifth. News: NeviYOrk Soy-1 1 * '
ERA
Harry—flies Heston baa pretty teeth.
hasn't she!
Elia—Nee. and yet she told me they
were only 35.»New.Yorker.
Employer—"A raise? What have you
heard that warranta Your belief that
we could pay you more wages?"
Clerk-—
last night. air. ”wPhihdel his Prose.
estup1
it oar‘
ing and style.
in any good shop.
front styles.
EXAMPLE:—
Hh treatment
I grew despondcnt and
Showing of
.' 3 w
Announcement
Formal Fall and Winter
Tailored Suits
Separate
Skirts ‘
Goa is and Wat’s ts
To comply with the requirements of an up-todate outfit, every '
" Hl‘
..aman must possess a tailor-made gown of a certain elegance, yet not
. so elaborate as to attract attention. Black Is more generally used than
colors. and when uni‘cd with while or a touch of some trimming is
extremely smart. We have given much time and thought to the
selection of our line of tailored suits. looking Into the material, tailor-
We CAN SAY WITHOUT EGOTISM THAT WE
HAVE NONE BUII’ THE MOST ELEGANT AND SMART TAILOR
SUITS FROM THE BEST MAKER3 IN THIS COUNTRY.
find the PRICES LOWER here than you'll find the same suite priced
You will
The long coat effect Is shown In Blouse. tight fitting or straight
Woman's Suit, Scotch mixture. long coat platted hack and front,
ski-Ii, walking length, value 325.00. 816.50
W
FROM THE l.lP OF THE CUP.
Ho! ho! ho! and a barrel of rum,
Or a cup of Lipton tea,
0r fifteen rogues In kingdom come
And a helm that's hard-a-lee!
lt‘ a up with Tommy a third hard try
To Hit the ancient mug.
Hie Shamrock “three' I" a few legs ahy _
Except behind a tug.
, do it's his to‘croaa the salt. cold sea
‘ And think quite hard a few.
Then plant the bulk of Shamrock
“three"
1 Beside his “number two."
Old Red Hwk has a roomy shore,
Dry and safe, to stow
Another Shamrock. number four—
Thrce dead ones in a row.
Then ho! ho! but and a barrel of rum.
Or a cup of Lipton tea.
in the wake of number three.
The horse race tipster often brings
Temptation and dismay;
"I-—er~—~heard Edith say "yeI .
The tips that win are always those
Which you neglect to play.
Brooklyn Eagle.
brains out.
M to me last night.
Edyth—indeed!
Chicago News.
Edyth—When I refused Charlie night
before last, he threatened to blow his
Lianne—Well he didn't. He propos-
Then he m‘udt have
got rid bf them in some other way. -
District of Norwalk. as.
3 September. 1903.
0000 THINGS 1'0 EAT.
cu Can
SEE MORE PROGRESS AT TIIIS STORE BY BEING THE FIRST TO HANDLE EVERY-
T IIING- NEW AND UP-TO-DATE.
The latest thi
3?;.2; ;,
iron {hilt t6iiu-y “Eddinplrte assortment or FANCY CAKES. CRACKERS AND warans
the Brands of a Finer Biscuit. We are adding to this line daily—Sweet crisp and de-
Lildiigiilrour 33 will Washington Strut
s.
0. ll. 831331139?
2:“? 993',“ not. warm In un- tor
.11 Wk- WI'Wpertotit , .
‘ it“ wasn't Wichita! litto- give it I trio-it's a m... drink;
fill: “A
“TIP! ’
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
Probate
Court,Septeinber19 A. D..1903. .
Estate of Daniel P. Harrell, late of
Norwuih. in said District. deceased. 1
Ordered. Thet the administrator ex- ,
hibit his Administration account to this
court for adjustment. lit the Probate
iomce in Norwalk, on the 26th day of
i8cptcmhei. 1903. at 3 o'ciocit. aitcr
A health to the dead and those to come noon; and that all persons interested In
|said Estate may be notified thereoi,
--E. A. R. In New York World. ithe adminlatrator will cause this‘or-
————-—-—-——- nor to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District, at
l least five days before said 26th day of
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
,s out is the fine goods put upon the market by the Knickerbocker Biscuit
Company, of New Yer —-A Finer Brand of Biscuit. We are receiving these goods direct from the '*
rimmed for line flavorand quality. places them ahead of anything yet in the gline of FANCY,
O
Norwalk Chronicler