Idnor, w" walklnti remnant up and
tptt‘rttb Bridgeport,
riot! tier Husband to
at Detlghttul Town
(ting to leave her home
, ' ,nnd live with him, Hart-y
hard. secretary (I! the Auto-
Ichlne Tool Company, of
It won yesterday morning at
'd1voroe from her on the
111:; nertion. The cone. Watt
(ed and was heard by Judge
in the Superior Court.
lohhrd, wlIo resides on Laurel
'(lgoport, stated that he nutr-
_."lnylor on October 8,
aided in Westport attd as
nesstns ttt Bridgeport [or
he went between the two
0118 -liIH(I visited at his home
Moron
about a year he stated. itevt was
admittance to his wlie's house
or mother, bttt he (tent money to
101' her support (diet that time.
n he 25, .1002, upon the advice of
" I. he sent his wife II registered
, . .i'flklng her to come to Bridgeport.
ll live with hint, that she would be
,0 men. Ihcre (Ind he would do all
,0 mild for her.
lilo reply was ever tIItIctIlvtId to thiII
tor-fund MtI PIItitclnItri said he had
, his wife only once since then. it
or '(iI 'a your ngo when they met on
t in Bridgeport, bttt they (ltd
I’The last time he spoke
, be said. was four years ago.
, 1‘ Mary PtIIitthttrd, the. plaintiff's
13 , slated that her dunghter- itt
WI visited itt Bridgeport quite i’tItI-
0116111313 tiltet the marriage staying
there a 1er Weeks at It time She said
thutI'slte Itnd been ptepared to give
F
to live here
but test-tned that Mr. I’t‘itchard had
or more, and Judge lloraback (named
“the decree Frank M. (‘anfield
M, Prltchard’n counsel.
Caroline Mo Mahott, Main
(It 1467
M151 McMahon were IttatItIietl June in
397,, the husband being MIIs.E\1(Il\IIt~
about ten vents her junior.
list within three Weeks Iti‘ttItI lltl‘ ut: ll-
age he ‘licked hct.‘
’ She described her nightlr matrimo-
11131 life as follows .
home about I or .5 (i'IItlmk in the tuotItI
necktie for him
get hint something to eat.
and give me a black eye.
She stated thut htt husband thtt
.lle‘l‘ shamefully because she lt'lllh’t'l
.to give hint money with whitI it to stat
a saloon businesa. “lie sttitl all he Inar
fled the for was tot my money. “
instilled. “and not t'ot mtIstIlt ilc salt
6 would be “tiling to sette a yen
in llll for the pleasIIItI oi
Mrs MtIMnltott ltatl her husband ((1
one Two witnesses ((tt roboi'tttotl tit
tales of (It ueltv
vet‘ce, gave her a
Hammerte. l'li'l'
Klein.
ltllltl‘l'ltI) was .1. iv.
both oi Stamford.
and she was nllov.
two minor t’lllli
man F‘rotnttn.
nmlet'ablo eruelt _\I,
the custody oi‘
an.
NEW HAVEN. lItIII. IO IlaltI In
My ban bought the tuarltel var
“fibrils of Thomas Phillips and So
outlined between the ltllthIl'Hllt (ant-
and High ((tt'tItIt and .itljtilillllu. tlt
Yltle dining hull ’l‘he ptoptItItt pttI-
(limited has been ior It gtettt nIuIt
yours a marble ytttd uud (Iompr-Iltts
plot 01 land littv feet front on lllg
the Yale dining hall and ti soup-win
nlveruit y cuInptu-t
(flamed. Illllor t l-l
we ('(I made
but were lit
g .purchauen oi. laud,
Honolulu].
come to preside over Went Lawn since
' tut elegant men, who had fallen dea-
her a cordial reception if she had come
Mrs. Pritchard and George, S. lI‘lat-
not lived with his wile tot four years
was
street. Bridgeport was given it (litotce
trout Michael II‘ Mt: Mnlton. a It legrnplt
'lnemnn for Intoletable (It tteltt Mr. and
Oil‘s Becottd ntatriuto tti.tl veutttte and
Site sttltl
‘IltI would I,.I,(It
1118.119 would IIIttke me get out oi
bed and tuke off his uhoes and his
He would make me
'llttIIt he
would throw a cloth .It me (u haul oil "I
blit‘
beat int;
{33:}: 32:3“('33::'Ei:‘)()l'_':"‘."'l"d \tll'lll' “11:3 "‘lhat. will be u (ilSdltlttilllllilt‘ltl to
h h _ I I ‘ ‘ t'h'e She mm him." he said. 'llt'llldll. hon Stil'l'\ I
.3" 0““ " ” "“ ' ‘ i'tIt-l for him! How sorry i feel for (\I»
Said thote was another woman in the
(The con” besides grunting her .I (ll
change (It lllllllt‘ to
,Mary lI‘rotnatt was fined itont ”(It
for
MAL! auvs MORE PROPERTY
(drool (Ind 190 feet deep urn-r lapplttt:
natxhtty object itt (-ottnet (ion with the
The mice in not
netetIui
year. ago to but the pt opt-tn iii the
than of the Yale bicentennial build-
. til _
11w, 1...: (t in: own count with looked .
(town. .
- And. Almo'r was «III-I? Ben
also“ (tamed or mind at thought at
m, .
He was the “Uncle Bertie" whom
the children alternately adored (Into tor-
mented. He was the handsome boon. -
(nor brother 0! pretty Mrs. Bartortl.
Mr. Bartorls's death A rich, master.
perntely in love with the governess.
and had been accepted by her twenty.
four hours before. ’
Beulah had looked herself in her
room, during for the ll rut time in those
twenty-four hour,s—~yun for the first
time (since Albert Abuser had shown
his ardent admiration, three months
bei'otIe-I-to look mailers straight. lit
the face.
And (the saw two undeniable facts
in thttt Itnshriuking, eteadluut, utub-
horn gaze. One. that never again
in all her lli(I would such a wonderful
good fortune. come to but (In this that
Manger had laid with pleadings and
kisses at her foot, twe'tttyl‘our hours
before. To be so rich, an influential,
to lend such it luxuriant-t life, not one
girl—«one poor. obscure. girl—Ito 10 000
would (Iver have such it chance,
But. then that other ltttIII—Ithat when
Vernon hnd sailed. one. your before. he
bud taken her solemn promise.
When he. returned. June Ziwnnd to-
day it was June. 23.
if she had been true to her own
heart, trtttI to her womanhood Alsug-
er s declaration would never have left
lllti lips: bttt it wuss enough that site
had not been true. and now she Who
in (I place where there. wan to be (I
terrible contest. betwwIn ambition (Ind
affection.
One word from her to either would
settle it all. One word to Alsuget, tell
lug him she had been mistaken in her
own feelings. Of course she could do
all this, and~ .
Att(l--meet Pierce Vernon on his
homecoming: (tins not as real and true.
What should she do?
And, as if in answrr, she heard her
name called from the lawn below, and
shade.
“Come down.
the library."
And her heart gave a prideful thrill
at the sight of him, but not tlttI some
fierce, passionate sensation that al-
wnys throbbed over her when Pierce
Vernon looked at her. Yes. she. would
go down to him, tell ltim all about it
‘My own (latllnul How I wanted
you, liettlult~Ihow i wanted ttt bore
you just where you are now, where
yott belong!"
And. when be pressed his
warm nnd lingering on llt‘l’ lips,
lab mm to free herself.
"llo l frighten you‘.’
to. dear," he said. tenderly.
you love me?"
“i want to i(Ill-~you—somcthing—I
first," she said in little gasps of
shrinking dismay, now that tlte crisis
had come,
"You may tell nttythittg you like."
In said, "except you don't love me. i
think, however, i can guess. You are
afraid, maybe, you have not been
quite fair with that other one. \‘(III-
ttott. i think. was bit-t name."
understand perfectly how you
Rel." he said. still holding his arms
t'ttottnd her waist. "You fear you ttuty,
ptItltaps care, less i'Iot me tltutt you
think— —-and um want to be honest and
womanly about it. just :ls i would have
you. lint mt lov.e lll\ low, (it) not
think i shall (ItItIt' give you up' it i
knew you hired him better. i would
not let him have you,"
”lie iI-t coming tomorrow?"
uhlspeIcti
Beulah. i want yott itt
It isses
litIttI
i don't mean
"()II don't
l
l
l
i
I
site
my other man who has not won your
love! i wonder if it is possible for me
to be jealous of \‘ernon’.’ lltIulalr may
I see him for you when he comes?"
“Yes, tell ltint what you please," (the
said quickly. tIlIttout defiantly. after
1'
that little. low-breathed. lttIsItniinu
yes, "And I must go now l must
no?" '
iI‘otItI o’clock (If the totuot'rttwl
llnd Pierce (IottttI‘? Had he heard all
about it? Had he not the (leatltltlow to
his hopes and ltappittei-Ia‘.‘
]_ Then, just it) night of West Lawn
(i gates. again she saw Alsagcr standing
on the cliff. the batons (Iatit wind
blowing the stilt spray in his face, (to,
glass ttt httnd. be niood watching what
:tppttlled her to (In-(III a liimuy little
v bout ltt which one mun. .tll (done, was
n ll‘_\llll{ to make the allure
h \Itd then she (Ith the late of the
man lit the bout
“Hare hint! Save. ltitn! ilttlt'i let him
perish. Mr Aluuger, tot t.od‘u nuke
HIH‘I' him! He was coming to me!"
And in the abriclt oi‘ horIIIm ttnd
\ItIarnltttt. the look in her fore. in her
eyes. Alsttger knew it was l’chIt-(I Ver-
ttott («the loved better than ltint.
A look, lquIItthenlthm to see, (-tIIIttI
into his i'tItItI.
"(lo on. " (the tried. “Don't. yott see,
be lit pet tubing" l‘iert Ie! Pierre!“ And
(the tdtouted ottt bin (mute. wildly, “keup
1 .
l'
ll
Il
0 . 1110395 Are Gains
Option Bunk Account with Int
III-it will help yott cuittvuto
.. habit. of saving-mnke you
.. pendent. Don’t put it oil
1» tomorrow or next week,
use you have only a low
31“,"! Ito depocit Make the
“rt-r taut the needs of (or.
£6 Dy. Rentember. ”(treat
Ilrflritttle acorns grow."
(I 100111 InteresttPaitl
swung at 11.00 and over,
qt! every at: months.
Ihouru. It (I. tn. to 3
n Saturday evenings
o'clock.
up yottr (tlill'itktii help in coming!”
She now Monger uptlutt into thtI lit-
tle bout. rocking itt Ihtt nut-.l till" now
him puub (Ill, an it into the very jawu
!ol death
I Only an hour lutet Itltttt to lleuiuh
”90111011 ltil Plt’lllllyw-fliltl then Mra
Burtorlu (Input to her, colder. stateliur
than ever.
I ”My brother bus revived. and till
danger is itltlti, and he (innit-(In me to
convey to you thin ntetiuasouthat you
will (Iotmltter the past. forty hottru us
though they bud not been lit) for as
.he ht concerned while you will illlOW
me to anneal thlltl (Inn till your pool
lion an governena quite readily. And
this, i um requested to hunt! you from
[our guest. who. although wank and
'proutrnted. i am uncured by the tiny
git-inn In charge. will rocover in a few
(I n "
And after Ml'Ll Hartorin had taken
hornet! tawny. Hetlltllt rend l’lt‘i‘t (I Vor-
uun H letter. that runbunred her an un-
worthy of any hottest mun It love.
So the tit-ennui all faded, tutti ltottlnlt
went her lonely way again into drudg-
éry and wenrindau.
Dtocovnnlo.
”I “Why in this cheese (to full
halal?"
“‘I‘hat’u all right.
lah'u '
(it
it need! all the
(at: (int/(t
(Nttsuptc _
I OUREU
fires or: . any i
.. (Itgstggfiycns BROWNS
cone... when l
nutty-I '56? Arnie
Cures Sore Throut. Quincy and Ulceratcd 'I‘ontsils. takes Cold.
Grip and Plourisy out of the whole system like magic.
50 DOSES 250, 125 DOSES 50c, 300 DOSES $1.00;
No opium, no quinine, no chlorotorm, no poison. ‘
B. F. JACKSON & 00., INDIANAPOIIIS, 1ND.
AWWI WW”
OBITUARY RECORD. INOORDLAND'S ROUGH PASSAGE.
i QUICII‘NSTOW'N II‘tIh l0. -—‘-»'Ihe Red
MRS. HANNAH HAYES. 'Star tine steamer Nootdlnnd. which
Mts “nun-Ah Hayes, of Norwallt ileit liverponl lI‘cbrunty 8 tot Philh-
tiit’d .n lllt' Notwalk Hospital Sunday (ivitt'hin. «urivmi off this non today
morning, oi tumot. The remains (vote but “Milt! 1'0 UNI him "1V Wt‘lllhttl pro
binught to Lawrplmrs undettnltittgl vtltttg. proceeded without (Imbntking
Dur'ltitt-l, and runnined thete until the htl‘ lItt‘iSt‘nE-tttffl lllt‘ latter had a
(ll“‘ll\.li (It the 1:25 tt'.aln 'lllL'StliU (It. much experience They went out to
letmnoon, when they were taken to .he vicinity oi ltoohes Point on a ten-
Letvtsltort't, where the fllllmt’HPIHlVltOt-l UH ““11 ”N‘I‘t‘ awaited HH‘ iil'li’ '0 01
Were held in the. lI‘pixeopnl Chutelt. 111w Npotdlund though a heavy SI‘IH
conducted by Rut . in: N Iidc. Inter- Ion running lint, after being badly
mom was in Lewisboro. 'lhtI demand Mind 31’0“ they “i'l‘t‘ 00111001190 to
was a resident of this town lot (1 mun-1A1" back: 10- IQlll’IlIIllSlUWHI
her of years, moving from hero to ”m“
Norwalk ttbottt u tIItIat ngn. She Inst BRIG BELLE ROSA DAMAGED.
well and lll\t)liiitl\ known by manv ot ”\RIMIIOS lII'h 10. IIIII Th“ Wilt-till
ottr tIe.ttl(Irs.IIIl\Ie\( (‘ztttttatt Messenger, Iltlit: 13(I1'le.(()ntt Caitl toward Whii‘h
sailed from Bahia Nor-ember lS' tot St
iJoItIts N _ has arrived here with
.loIIs (ti iot'tqutst and ttutilttopntast.
.»\. (I. RAYMOND.
The death of A, (I. Raymond well .
known itt this city, occured yestetdat l
in Worcester. Muse, aged soveutyi,
years, the the result of pneumonia. “(I ‘
OF COURSE.
(Iver rldtI in (I horseless
1...... ..
"Did you
carriage?"
"Sure. ltid you think i was born
before baby buggies Were invented?"
The funeral will be lI(Il(l at 2! o'clock I.“ Hitttnhlmt POM
Monday afternoon in this city at the“
home (It Mrs. Bradley. lit lIlattt‘orti
Place. The interment will be in East 1
INIII“\'IIH( (‘(IllltIhIl‘)‘.
__.._..._
In survived by a widow and two (Ihild-
reu. Mrs. Edwin Bradley and Chatta—
(ItI_tI Raymond.
.4._,,,.... .H...___.
“"lhttt l'tliit‘l‘flll s outside" said thtI
ttilitItI Itoy,‘ an hes «no. He says he
[ain‘t uoin' t‘ bring that bill up here
;.Iuaiu."
i “All right 'l‘ltattk him as politely
MRS M, IE. .ltiNlIJS I v ” 0‘3”“ m
as ('t i' (
Mrs, Mary IIIlenIIor Jones died last i D... p L
night at the ltutttt- or llt‘l' daughter. I,
Mr». Frank I. .Iottcs. ill l3 Mott are NOTICE
llllt'. Mrs, Jones is survived by three
'l‘h( annual meeting of the stock
holders of tlttt,l\'orwaik Iron \VUI'IH
t" umpany will be held (It the (Iotttptttty's
lI‘ .lonesttnti lltIIVey .lottes. lI‘utttIral
settit-(s will be held Sunday at the
t‘tilth‘llitIllt‘tI (It‘ the family. The. re Um”, qu‘mw. “I, at 2 p m
utttitts will be taken to \\'ttppltttt(It"H. llv 0m”. ”(mm of '51,...'..t.,i.s'
l
(Iltildr.(In Mts. II‘ l. .iottes, Miss Nancy '1
l
1
Falls, New Yiil‘lt’, .\lUll(l:l,\'. ' 1.: 1111.1. JR. Si‘t'd‘
l-‘l‘NiSltAl. iilI‘ 'l‘. I’. O'BRIEN. 1' .
’l‘lttI lilllt‘l'ill (It the hue Thomas P.
O'Brien was held at 9 o‘clock this Inor-
ItIIIu froth St Joseph's (‘htIrtIlt Rev.
William ll. Muller oti‘teiattId. Mrs. J.
\‘t'. O'Connor sang "llork ot‘ Ant-s"
and John WtIltItI (tang “Calvary." 'l'he
pail bearers were 'l'ltomas McMahon.
t
i $1.85 .
l .
iI‘tIetltIritIk McMahon and lI‘rnnk Mc- u e '
Mttltott untl Williutn ()‘liritItI. 'l‘ln itt l '
ttItItIn-ttt u‘us iIt \‘Vestpttrt (‘(IttttIttItIr. . 1, sale '
-_._.._,...___..__. . ;. (-
CATHOLIC ACADEMY BURNED.
ALBANY, N. Y.. lI‘th. lib-St. .los»
tIph's Academy (for boyst, one of the
(‘tIlholltI educational institutions of Al- i
batty. located on the ttortuwest corner I
oi" North Pearl and (folottle sin-elm;
was burned pI'IttItit-ttlly to tinI ground .
toduy with a loss oi" about $30,000, AtlI ‘;
When ’i‘roustIt‘s lay, or sizes I
get utIatttItItItl Wl‘ always speed
their parting with it cut of the .
prices. ,
This we do twice a year to i
l
i
lttIep our stock always new and
joining property was damaged about 1 fresh.
55,000 more. The school is one ot‘ the 1 .
institutions of SI, .iOfit‘nll'S pntish and Former FEW":
Is Well itlltt\\‘li titt'ot'ttzhottt the (Iotttt- . $2.50 $3.00 $3.50
“-‘I "Hm" .- i Now, $1.35,
I
i
ACCUSED OF STEALING JEWELRY
iiililXIIui’liIiT. Feb. 10. Mls. (meld
“other was today bound over to the
Superior (tout-t in bonds of $500 on a.
charge of thelt of it pair of diamond
(Ittrrlngs and a diamond ring; valued
nt Stun, the property oi‘ Annie Shapiro.
'l‘he jewelry ban not. been recovered.
Open Monday. Wednuday and
Saturday Evenings.
USIPH DAVIS,
(Ietteruily upruklmt.
uIIItI lli'l‘ bluse.
rather than had. atid one may always
make ”will like home life by Iuttklng TAILOR
home attrt-(Ittble to them: front thin CLOTHIER.
('OIIN‘H ptIttt-.(I union tutti (lontestit- ltttp-tV BATTER,
pineus. (‘outtiess (le IllIHSlillvlllfl. . FURNISHER.
Contentment sweet! be thou uty (tong--
’l‘o thee ttll earthly joytt belouu:
And mutt (whom utttny (IttrtItI tnoloatt .
tlti Wuhtngton '8t., 80. Nat-well.
l
191:
FI
UFACTURE,
TO HAVE.
GOODS WORTH FROM 69c TO 85c.
49c PER YARD.
fl L
Misfortune. never comes singly. An
Ohio man was recently married by a
widow and broke. his arm, all lll one.
day.
Stile ul’ Music!
15 cts.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
Paddle Your Own Canoe.
Wait 'Tilt the Sun Shines, Nellie.
Starlight.
Sweet Genevieve.
Dreaming, Love, of You.
Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway.
Happy Heine.
Sweet Little Caraboo.
And Others.
TUCK'S VALENTINES AND VALEN-
TINE POST CARDS
T
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 134 Washington St.
Alent tor (II-mam laundry
littiltt line til i.
for freight Only.
(in and after Tuesday, January 2,
I900. Freight l’rIIoptllets will lcttvo
Pier 28 East ltiver New \otk (tool
of l)o\I(It sttwoel) cvcty tiny, (except
Sunday), at. It p. Ill. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwnlk up to 5:30 p. m.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
Arming J. Smith C. c. Hegeman
Lessee. General Agent.
_-.,.......-_.. --. .7.. .... - . ._. ~_._.-M.____..,.
WilliumH. Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING.
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
perience.
Water St. South Norwa‘k.
0 lI‘lI‘lC‘ It}
ADDRESS i’US'I‘ 547.
It, Guttuttttto
PREFERRED SHARES
New YIotk Realty Owners (‘(t.,
Sharon sold at $100 (Inch itt amounts
$100 to ”0.000, pity 3 per cent. nomi-
ttnnuttlly from (into 0! issue. Business
eutabliulted ten years. 'l‘tIn thousand
checks pttid for profile, with increased
uttrplttu, show results. Particulars on
request.
R. L. COBURN. General Agent.
16 So. Main St. South Norwalk.
Indus It: not”?-
BOX
When bleI—L—u'd with thee is truly blenu‘tu ‘
............ D... m... e... ......
Bronchitis
Is more than a. cough; it; is a deep-seated inflam
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM. the. germicida bol-
years.
motion or cutarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-mauled to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It bodies all schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nan
notice are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy token internally only, otter did or can
sum, alone has triumphed in every once for I530
Take 16 drop» every 11 hours and 1311: some to bathe the throat
and (about with hot, clear Balm every ntclttw That: in the Dent-(at. It;
penetrate». reduce: the inflammation, km- the gem. atop: the
(touching end chitin: of phlegm. restoring the lunar to the trim
“youth. Got the GOD or ”.00 bottle, knob. db the «Dormant:
immunity for u tow waits and we mama a (throw dmto
for Mon and Women.
33 50 and $4 00.
hum m.
, , noumnnsoAzurIrn BUILDING.
WE HAVE ALL QUALITIES AND SIZES.
WE ARE'SHOWJNG A FULL LINE OF HANDSOME SATIN FOULARDS-I-IALL
annelette GoWns.
couphntsons wrru OTHER MAKES or FLANNELETTE ooo'ns WILL snow A DECIDED DIFFER
ENCE IN OUR FAVOR-I-NOT ONLY As Iro QUALITY or THE nooos BUT As 10 THE QUALITY ot-I MAN-
w: them on HAVING AS GOOD WORKMANSHIP on THE oooos A8 rr (3 POSSIBLE
YOU HAVE‘ONLY TO sea THEM TO NOTE THE DIFFERENCE FROM THE ORDINARY KIND.
PRICES. 50c TO $1.25.
SILKS.
CHOICE . PATTERN
WE ARE GIVING YOU YOUR CHOICE OF THIS ENTIRE LINE FOR
H.Krieger 8t,,00.’8,
West Washington Street,
South Nbrlwalk.
ll Great Rummage Sale
Now Going [in 1
Odds and Ends In the different departments
going at vary low prices.
All small lots of Winter Good: must be sold to
make room for our
Spring Stocks of
Cloaks, Furs, Fall Waists,
Overcoats for Men and Boys,
Underwear and Flannels.
Milli3080111lleglil’ilitiSStll'i’l’it‘IBS
CREDIT 0R CASH.
Try our convenient Credit system.
No extra. charges foréthia
privilege.
KRIEGER 8t. 00.
nt' lt‘ttrtt. There never was It more pro-
pitious (into for buying any li‘uru. We
have (I grant. vartoty oi beautiful Set:
to choose from at low prices. (3i ooh,
Buitl, Children:
A not line of line
It low D110“. .
The hit link and hit Sim
[Halli air it can not.’
. 'lmdu ,.
. ....(ilovttittml
(hummus of quick Mi, _ (in. trace law I.
III._
iiiiii
mm a... “.45.“.
ALL DAY LONG—from the
morning whistle Ito the evening
shut dome—you are working hard
for your money. You owe it to
yourself to get the greatest poo»
nible value tor each dollar you
spend.
One look to at price only The
other look in at reluitl. Good
Coal only cm 'give good results.
We holieve we «11 good Coal,
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