\‘enil
1.. I 1»...
Bound to please you if you give us
~the chance. especlnliy, with those $7
und $10 Suits. You cun‘t go wrong
here when every good point stores
you' straight. in the face. We want
your trude: wc're willing to trim prices
mighty ‘close to get‘it. For mutual
satisfaction. come In and let us show
you how: on n purclntse of one of those
umrnunn '1‘ ‘ alloy
I but senile o the title at (it on
m devoted the election of oflicetu
. uni unusual interest was msnltssted
n 11... selections. National Conimundm
\lithlim J. lioellslder. .0! Concord, N.
flu was re—ciected (in the first ballot.
State Muster '1‘. C. Allioson. of West
Virginia. was chosen overseer; George
W. F. Gaunt, of New Jersey. was re-
Ilected lecturer and l. A. Newcomb
If Golden, Colorado, steward A new
Iccupnnts of the office of ussistunt
Itewurd was chosen in State Master
3. l). Richardson. of North Brookfield.
Vines. Connecticut wus honored by the
selection of State. Muster Orson S
l.\’ood of Ellington. us chaplain. Mrs.
llvu S. McDouuull. of Rome, N. Y..
Nun reelected irensnrcr. appreciation
If her efficient services being muni-
I'estcd by n unnnimons vote. Charles
if. li‘reeninn, of 'I‘Ippecunoe City, Ohio,
who re-clcctcd secretory. Stole Mus-
for A. (3. Powers, of .llcloit. Wis” was
chosen gute keeper. For the three
graces in the cxoulpllliontlon of Ceres
II the nutionul degree, Mrs. lilllzubeth
i. Puttersou. of hinrylond: Mrs. Idu
I. Judson. of. Ilnlour, In. and Mrs. Scr-
‘9 ..
Tuesday. Nurembartltl
p. in. Early to il‘ebrunry that she had
an attack of Is xrlnhe. which soon _
developed heart and kidney troubles.
Though her sickness continued for
somewhat more than nine months, durv
ing which, at times, she suffered no
vercly, shenever once murmured 0r
complained. She was born May 19,
18-12. in the town of Chill, N. Y. Her
sudden nume was Helen M. Rumsey.
Adjoining her father’s form was that
of her uncle by the home of Pettyn.
gill. who had five-little girls: The two
families were. both members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and con-
stunt attendants Int. its services. It
won their custom for yours to hold It
pruyor meeting every Suturduy even
lug, alternating between the two
homes. The four girls—~two In such
Inmlly-were usually present’nt these
suits.wo (Inn trim off It snvlng on m Baird. m Minnesota, wuw chon- meetings. All four ofthcm were early
every round doliur. SEE THE In. li‘m huh assistant stowurd. Mrs. "01‘V91t‘7d' ”9'6“ M" the youngest. ‘“
pom'r? ,' it will]! ionnnn M. Walker, of Dtdnwnrc. won her fourth 01' filth Will‘- She H00“
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY,
6 North Main Street.
HARRY GOODWIN. Manager.
Store open every evening until 9.
Saturday evening until 12.
COTTON INDUSTRY ACTIVE.
MOOSI P. .\'ov. lid—The. activity in
toil cotton industdy in general has
,struck in here, espcciuliy in the thrcud
business. The Crnnskn Mills of this
plncc hove enlarged their plnnt to an
extent involving an expenditure of
$25,000. the Glasgow 'i‘hrcnd Mills are.
running full time on bond orders, and
the \}'illimnntic 'i‘hrend (‘ompany is
buildini,r an addition costing $l00.000.
All the mills are running and tin-
lhrcud industry in eustcru Connecti-
cut is the menus of employing more
:IIonen. Suite Muster M. li‘. Godfrey. of
‘)le:1n, N. Y.. wns elected u member of
he executive committee.
Afternoon and evening business sore
‘dons will he held today.
GRACE PARISH MISSIONARY DAV.
Today is Misslonnry Day in Grace.
parish. At. 4:30 the llcv. Wnltcr fl.
Clnpp, missionary to the Philippines,
will address the women of the parish
in the church. At 7:30 evening pray.
or will be sold and another address
delivered by Mr. Clupp to It more
general gathering. A cordiul invitat-
tiou is extended to uli persons to come
and hour it most earliest, worker. it
most. interesting spcnker. A11 offering
will be taken of. each service. After
the 7:30 service therc will be it short.
business meeting of thc Scnbury Club
in the Guild r.oom
STORRS COLLEGE CONFERENCE.
\\ ii I illAN I it‘. .\‘o\. 20. -I’I osidcnt
Stimson. of Siorrs Agricultural Col-
lege. has sent invitations to the loc-
turcrs and officers of various (‘Yonnco
ticnt agricultural nssociationn for It
conference :It the college on Monthly
and ’l‘ucsduy of next Week. the confer-
ence having for its object the planning
joined the. church on probation and in
due little was received into full con-
nection. She nearly always attended
the. class and prayer meetings with
her mother and father—u religious
hnbit which she kept. up during all the
rest of her life. She devoutly loved
her church, believed Its doctrines, en-
tered heartily into nil services, and
cheerfully gave liberally of her tints
und strength to its work. For fifty-
one consecutive yours she taught. in
the. Sunduy school. This work was to
her both a duty and a delight. She
who never ubsent from her class if at
home .und well, nor ‘did she ever go
before it unprepared. The. lessons
were always carefully studied. Some-
wllcie about 185 5. Mr. Runlsey hav-
ing died the. family sold the form and
moved to blunt, N. Y., at that time the
ucltt of Geuesce Wesleyan Seminary
und (lencsce College. Helen M. and
on older sisth, now living in \i‘uter-
loo, lows. at once entered the semi-
nnry. where. the former prepared for
college. III the. fall of tens she passed
11 successful examination and joined
the chins of ’02. During the whole
four years she. quintuined a standing
somewhat above the uvernge. grnduut~
inn with fine credit to herself. .luuo
huuds ut highcr wages than ever bc- ot' t'ormcrs' institutes for the your. The 31 iSl'l’. On it“. mu m‘ the. foiiuwing
lore. following probably will be represented lsmmlunhm- she. nun-rim] George You
“W til the conference: Connecticut llulr}
CHESHIRE RESIDENT DEAD.
(‘l-iiCSlllillu‘. Nov. :l0.—«llinrtin lini-
lcr. u well-known German resident,
died suddculv todm of heart disease.
He was fit years old and louver: no
«lose l‘cluthes. .
Iucu's Associntiou. Connecticut l'omo
lonicui Society. Connecticut. l’oltlli')'<
men's Association. the Static lionrd of
Agriculture. the Connecticut Sheep
IlIccdeIs' Association. and the t‘on-
necticut llechecpets Association.
Final AuctIon Sale
ON THE: PREMISES,”
Saturday, Nov. 23,
Aislvuc who, two Weeks later. joined
the blunt (lent-see Uoni'crcucc oi' the
Methodist l‘lpiscopul Church. For t'or~
ty-oue years they continued in the oc-
iive work of the church No one but
her husband and her iienvcniy li‘uthor
knows the measure of her helpful ser-
vice illviilt’ exacting Work of the
churches which he served. in ihc
Snudny school. of cities and prnycr
ntcctings, rcvlvul scrviccs and house
to house visitation. she worked with
equal checrt’ulness and always with
marked efficiency. Site IIcyet' did Ices
llillli she could.
Mrs. \‘un Alstyuc was \vvitkuowu
illltl greatly bclovctl in whulcvcr plnco
she lived or in whatever work she cu-
uuged. in this town. whcrc i‘or live
tents shi- pIesidcd of thc pureonngo
ot‘ the \01 u IIlk Methodist l‘hIIIth nud
‘1: an o'clock
' ing the severityi
that through T
'whctc she has Icslded since the to-
lIlI-etucnt of her husband from the or
' tiv.» ministry. she had n Iurgc il(‘t|lllllll~
itnncc. and wns so generally beloted
thut words sccm empty when employ.
ed in the attempt to express n full
lnppreciulion of her womuniy virtues.
lhcr Christian t‘uith nod consistency.
,quI the full mcnnure of her character.
lot It most lovely and loving disposi-
ltion. possessed of un cnrucst unti no
. tire desire and purpose to do IIIl she
.could for the world in which she llvcd,
. . {widowednvlth It charming disposition
Thlrteen lots W111 be Offered to the'mui equipped by study and at most
highest bidder.
murkcd uptitudc for \vbntcver service
TERMS VERY EASY.
:Ippenlcd to or wits required of her,
und. withul. blessed with tlutt most
A Thanksgiving Turkey to every
purchaser of a. lot. Don’t miss this
AT 2 O’,CLOCK
'AT ,.
bcuutilul oi nil cndmvmtutts u ihor
lounbly woumuly lovc oi homo nnd f-utu
ll\ .iud friends when she lnld tiown
'llci' life it was in the toll fruition
iol‘ its work WU” done.
. The. deceased in survived by her
husbund. Rev. George Von Alstync;
[one son. George it. You Aisty,uc of
this (hr. and u (laughter. MIs. Chris
l'lophct .lohnntonc. of Hartford.
ller I'nnctnl will he. held from the
sale. lSouth Norwnlk Methodist Episcopul
E‘fhurch, l<rltluy afternoon of 2:30
For full particulars apply to F. W. °"”' " W.--
UNCAS TRIBE MATTERS.
MITCHELL Auctioneer. Central 110- ...:r:r:.2tu..:.nuns.
tel, or the Harbor View Realty 00.,
New Nochelle, N Y.
i Iucnts were made to receive the broth
or Red Men of the Duubury 'i‘rlbc, who
Inc to come to this city on l.)eccmbor
I ll. honrlug tho tiaveling binnkct. 'I‘lto
Hit-utt- pipe, will be smoked out! n lII-np
, W~ . .. noon time provided for thctn ’l‘ho
Obit Yetta Blush £3 Suit disuse I
UVI‘IIliig and will be worked noxt 'i‘ucs-
Ilny night. The committee on tho
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T~1 80. NORWALK
’I‘hnnitsnivlng Soclnl reported IIli plnns
mndo Ilud it wan-I nunouncod lhut
through the courtesy of Mr. ilcck. Mu-
‘sic Iinll hits been secured for the un-
,nunl Iunsnucrudo on Mondny, Mnrch :2.
m...
FALLOTTING TREASURY CERTIFI-
CATEB.
\\'A8|llN(i'i‘ON. Nov. Bow-The
'l‘I-eIIsIII-y liopurunent todny rch-tvod
lclcm‘upltlc IIIlecI-s from tlIeeIssiI-unul
lrcnsurI-rn of the linilcd Hinton III
New York. llullltnore. l’hilndclphiu.
lloston. (liticuuo. St. Louis. (“int-innit”.
New Urlonnn uud Hun I-‘runclsco ol' the,
-Itluouuts of the nppllcutlous for ironic
my chIiichItcn received by them As
O. the int cutouts were ill clpbet. it Is not
expected ilIlli the trunsiutiouu will be
.InnIlc iiiitl the llliiillllliil known to the
oilicluis thcumelveu until tutor in the
tiny. Whether this iul’orumtlon will
he Inmh- public. is doubtful. if is
tiHHtlilItlti lllnt the secretory will nt.
mum lwgln the uiiotinont of those cer-
IllicniI-s. but where or in wind.
Iuntountn run only In» surmised.
‘ “AW
.COUPLE DIETrofiOM ABPHYXIA-
N.
CAMBRiDEO. Music. Nov, Zil.«-Iltln-
lei McDoninIl Iliid iIbI wife were
found dead in hon of their home. 2ft
Murket street. this city. today. death
having been doc to asphyxiation. It
is thought that a leaky gee meter Wns
lresponsiblo lot the fatality.
, 0
3 Ohauksgtutng Sale.
We have reduced the prices on Suits. Coats. Skirts. Walnts. Furs and
Glrlo' Coot! to suit you. Come and be convinced.
The Paris Cloak 8r Suit House,
SALE lN BOTH STORES.
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
515-517 MAIN STREET STAMFORD
Convincing» Proof
of the window of putting mung savings in this bunk bun been strikingly
itirulshcd dining the recent Ilnnnclui flurry when stocks nIIIl securities
have depreciated enormously
SAVINGS IN ’I‘IIIH BANK llAVid Nil’l‘ IIIII'itI‘J t' IA'rl; l) but every
account Is Worth every dollar puiti In pins the interest that llllii been
credited
‘* The South... Nbrwalk Savings Bank
United Ionic Building. 9? Washington emu, south Norwatk, Conn.
Live
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.~—Hulf crazed
by jealousy hon use or her husband’s
attentions to a other women, Mrs.
Lottie Hitchcoc shot and instantly
killed her hush nd, Robert L. Hitch-
000k. on he lay sleeping in bed in their
home in the Bron early today. Then,
turning the retro vsr upon herself, Mrs,
Hitchcock fugue d several wounds in
her head boost from which she
is expected to d e.
Hitchcock um i]. compositor on s
New York newspaper. Notwithstand-
of her wounds, Mrs.
Hitchcock was still conscious and oil-
tlng on the edge hr the bed when neigh
bore arrived and she remained con-
scious until placed under arrest and
sent to a hosp it 1.
She told the pphlice that. she did the
shooting and was glnd of it then she
fainted.
An opium gmdking outfit was found
in the Hitchcock apartment. Nearby
Was an Episcop l ptsyer book open at
the prayer reudl 5;
“Oh. lord, w beseech Thee, ub-
solve 'l‘h peopl from their offences
bountiful goodness
we may all he d Ivered from the bond
of those sins which We hays commit.
ted " Beside this was a newspaper
clipping of a poem entitled “Bessie
McCall, " the last stanza of which read:
"0b, the prlc that. we pay for the
single mis alto,
Oh, the sonlia that Inch slay,
"And the henr‘tp that they break.
“Oh. nuIely somewhere God who
pitles us Iii,"
“Will care for the soul of Bessie
MchIl.’
In the lost; him the words ”Bessie
McCall" had been run through with :1
pencil and instead was written in .a
feminine hand:
“Will cure for the souls of Lottie
and Bob."
Mrs, Hitchcock had been married
twice and has n. son Harold. in Balti-
more nod a daughter Florence, in Phlb
odelphin.
In the room where Hitchcock was
killed by his wife. the police found a
dog collnr bearing the inscription. "l
A. Sampson. 255 'l‘reiuont street, hear»
or House Boston.“
After she had been removed to :t
hospital. Mrs. Hitchcock told u detec-
tive that one reason why she had kill-
ed her husband was because she had
henrd him talking with a man and
woman about sending her to :1 sani-
tnrium for treatment for the drug hub-
lt of which she Wits a. victim.
p».
HORSE SHOIW’S THIRD DAY.
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-—-The third
(lily of the Horse. Show opened this
morning like the second, with uncloud-
cti skies and an oven lnrger attend-
ance. Society won out in force and as
before connnnndcd as much if not
Inorc attention thou the horses them-
solves.
Interest still ccntera around the ri-
vniry between Alfred G. Vanderbilt
und his brother. Reginald.
”Ibis morning was devoted to buck
ney stallions exitiusivcly, but this nf
tornoou and tonight the judge will di-
\‘itlc their attention chlcfiv among
hnckncv ponies, soddlebmses diuught
hotses, hurucse horses 11nd teams.
Hunters nud jumpers and nine gig
horses for the lorcst King challenge
cup, will :1an c.0110, in for uwnrds.
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WANT CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
liAll'l‘h‘flltl). Nov. 20.——I)1~.§sinmu
li‘ostcl' Ii]. Horror. of the. Ilnrtford lime
ness Men‘s Assoriution. bus. on behalf
of his orgnnizntiou. sent the following
to President Roosevelt and Secretary
of the ’l‘reusury tlorfelyon:
“President ’l‘hoojdoro Roosevelt.
"\t’nshlugton, I). (Y.
“The Hartford: Ilusinoss Men‘s As
soclutiou. by uuuhimotm votc. requests
lhut currency legislation be the first
business considered at the coming ses-
sion of f‘ougres8‘.
tSIguetll
"FOS'I‘IGR E. HARVFY.
”l’residcnt.‘
Thankigitlng
is Lest Than
Two Weeks.
l’osslbly nil ncnr uppronrh hud
rHI'HIN‘II your notice. Hut “'1'
keep trip it f those nnnlvelnnr-
lcs unIi this hit will help you In
“limiting it It good one.”
SOVEREIGN
Uolory i-htlt .. bot. file, i chcck
riulutl llrcnul‘Ig but. ”10.2 cllcchk
il‘lnvorinns . . bot. 20c " chucks
I site (iotorln s but. 20c. :Zrhcckn
I‘III-Itrv tipicoi . run lilo. I check
t‘ orn Bturch
l lb. pity... iilc, I chock
Shrcti ( ocou Int.
14. lb. plot. Inc. 2 checks
'l‘upiorn. . I Ii. ohm, illc. i check
(Int. Flutter-I,
i: ll. pkg” the. i check
Cotton . be In. tutu. 250. 2 checks
l‘lhocoluie.
in Ill mike, 201:. I check
Pho I use.
120 Weaning» at. In. Norwetk
felt and I afist Expected ”to .
Merritt’s
LIGHT.
TRISTRAM
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Health Comforts.
y . PURE FLUFFY WOOL.
"WARM. SANITARY.
Covered with China. Cloth or fancy Silkoleen.
Lighter than Down.
Warmer than Cotton.
86 HYA'I‘T, NORWALK, CONN.
TRIAL“ or“). “wxréneunv
‘ SICIAN.
WATERBURY, Nov. 20.-——DI Hugh
J. De Ver will again be placed under
award this afternoon on u charge of
log the death. as nlleged, of Mrs, Jos-
ephine P. Hale, who died November
14, from the effects Of a criminal op—
eration performed about one Iuonth be-
fore her death. Ball of $2,000 will be
furnished by Pctel Bnnby.
Deputy Coroner W I). Makcpcuce.
late yesterday nfthnoon, found that
the woman died from an operation per.
formed by Dr. De V.ct Tile tiinl will
take place Fiidny morning in the citv
couti. The warrant for Dr.
Pmsecutiniz Attorney Mclgs.
not bc served till into this ni’tcrnoon.
CASE AGAINST INTOXICATED MAN
l‘lAl't'l‘FORl), Nov.” .. .—~lu the police.
court today, the. case of .Iohu It. (too.
ban. of iiocknnum. who, while intoxi-
cntcd..coliided with Mrs. Myron ll}.
Norton. of this city, inst \vcck, break-
ing her leg. wns heard. ’l‘hc woman
is now in the hospital, where her hus-
bnnd says she. will have to remain for
about two months. at an expense of
87 :1 week. The case has nftracbed
wide attention by reason of the serious
injuries inflicted. The defendant. who
is seventy yours old. wns represented
by counsel. lie clulmcd that he was
not drunk. but. bud u fainting spell.
The court found flint his condition was
title to intoxication, and it fine of $10
and costs was Imposed. -
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Eaton-Hutlbul
Holti’ressed Vellum
Writing Paper
500 ETBOX.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
Agent for Creocont Lodndry.
iiii‘ii
Join the
Army!
Why not join the army of people
who buy Goal of us. and enlist for a
season's campaign against King Win-
ter? ”
best Coal Into your cellar and put you
Ion the firing line.
i Our ammunition is smokeless An-
thraclto.
it‘s death to cold!
Join the army!
"ill Films Elli” all
ifiiiii
w mew—u mwnwAmhw—wa. .. -c... ..
CHIROPRACTIC
the New Science of healing.
It hnn Imutc tho importnnt dicovery
than the phynitnl cnnso ol disease in
Ionntnd in the union and it hon devised
11 unique method of adjusting nnd rn»
moving thee .ntmo by menus of the
humid niche.
lir. Ii'rnncin is prepared to Incite
spot-Isl analysis of both acute and
chronic Illnesses nnd remove the canoe
by expprf. Scientific Adjustments; also
to oxplnin the philosophy of Chit-comm
th- sclcnne. . I shall be pinned to have
your renders who desire Information
regarding this science cull M.
I14 5. Wuhlnflfogm at, kHlVUIfId Block,
south" coon.
Scientific Magnetic Treatments Aldo
Given.
. ......
murder in the second degree in cuns~.
De Vcrs‘
arrest was made out this tnotning by
but will.
We will then shoot some of our
Krieger ll 00.
Four Great
Reasons
Whu so mann women. men and misses
but] their suits, coats and all kinds of
wearing apparel here. and the reasons are
because then can get the best for the
Inches-best in slule--best in fabric--
best in finish.
Our modem charge suslem has added
greallu to the betterment of sour living.
if non ate unaquainted with 0111‘ liberal
snstem of selling goods on cash plin-
ments come in and get acquainted and
open a charge account.
3
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lots. Kerseys, made strict- Fluffy Ruffles in all colors.
Alterations free by an ex-
1 n t 1 SJ . t ' ‘
y rs cas rom $500 0 ; pert tailor. Price $12.98 to
$20.00. . $35.00.
MENIS AND CHIL‘ LADIES' SWEATERS.
DRENS SWEATERS. Handsome Goa. Sweat-
All colors and all styles. I ers, White Red and Gray,
from 901: to $3.50. all sizes. Special, $3.50.
H. Krieger & Co.
29-3I West Woohlngton St,
SOUTH NORWALK.
It
LONG COATS FOR WO- t NOBBY TAILOR MADE
MEN AND MISSES. 1 SUITS.
All Wool Thfbets, Chcv- l Cutaways, Prince Chaps.
l
Bronchitis
13 more than a cough; his a. deep-seated inflam-
mation or cutarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungsm‘allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It baffles all schools of
medicine, and cough euros, loaded with non-
cotics are worthless and hurmful. because no
remedy token Internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the germlclde bah
sum, alone has triumphed in every case for 20
years.
- Take 15 drops every 9 hours and Bit sons to bathe the throat
and chest with hot, clear Balm every night. {that to the secret. III
penetrates, reduces the Inflammation. kills the ”some. crops the
washing out! rot-hm oi phlegm. restoring the hum to the rigor
of youth. Get tho 500 or 01.00 bottle. keep up the treatment
faithfully for in tow weeks and we guarantee a euro clout- down to
the In: stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or opiates. .
B. F. Jeolmm & 00.. Indianapolis. sadism]
Rum, .
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Norwalk Chronicler