Hr As” STLEAMER ‘ sAILeo.
NEW YORK, Nofiv‘ 1—215 the gang-
way Was being pulled in from the pier
“t the American line steamer N,
. sail away toduy,a led
es marshal darted across w h a ,
ant IfOr the arrest or a ByIian,
_ mi? , Fayed, who is an important
till as n a counterfeiting case in
it gland. Fayed *Who came from
: nee, R. 1., boarded. the steam
‘ccdmnanle’d by his Wife, daughter
on friend and had booked passage
{orifieyrooo Syria. The boat steamed
away, carIying his inggage and the
iri lida but Fnyodgond his family re
L‘ Ifutu’rc. ., Wierd rumors were silo
Whether they drifted to the ears or
have t it run intoe pneumonia. nor
. t drip- wreck only thing on earth
that the tough grip’stfy
dict i entity 4 three
I - It heepmo this treat...
daithtuliy tor two weeks after
ink you are Well, Ito utterly an-
Iese. rehihihing germs count? the
it'er effects; it is half-cured grin.
Inigo gift; the large done every 150
Wminuted til .
of you and Adolphus
. W , m afraid you've had
are dull time.“ , .-‘L i
..,,l’oor Niece, (humbly anxious not to
offend -~“-indecd indeed, dear Aunt
‘ nothing elsoif'é—
Inn and Woo iron at:
L well4 as built.
WASW A IGBEATI FIINANCILER. W
inhoLp Tierney Paid 1 'LLBnildlngs and
Left a comiderable Balance.
BisnoI) 'l‘iorney' II activity in providé
ting homes im LL works or ciIaImiiy
IIIarIvelled at the Lzoal which could pro-
Others questioned the wisdom of un-
(lei-taking so many things in such ran-g
id succession. Not II few seemed eon:
vinec‘d that the diocohe was both ,8 ‘
lonely encumbered and expressed me“
fear that heavy financial obligations
were being piled up against It,
the apostolic bislIopoigW not know
Probably they did; only to he suffered
tojdriftrfnrtlicr onward into thereon
of oblivion. Careless of his minimum
the“ min or real" presided on with h
labor H-is one purpose was to nIiIn
tor. to the flock over which the Lord
had not him I;
At length t‘h
Ivan auconiplis
xamination of the rooms reveal-
ed the fact that not only had gre
hharitahlo Works been undertake
but that It great financier had it
sided over their gi thhf. Far fro
haIzr‘aosinLg the diocs
last; aniointed LLwor
‘ BiIslItIp Tierney martin its obligation ,
and left a very considerable balance ’
on the right right; so that even ihe ,
nIostI apprehensive can be reassured. g
and future generations will point to
the sixth bishop of Hartford as one
LL I q
Monuments to his
vouring zeal contront us on leI
.side. one erected than; and héi
ing or Protru‘ding Piles no to 14* day
or money refunded. 50c
Men LiL-ié‘d Hard Tuatle
'Fiames. . 1‘
I"Pl l
L 'I summoned to IIIII
score or In and
urn they fought
rid thhtL fire had all be
finished!)0 but it *tha. curly rigornin'fli
.W to oil Who Witness the performance.
I‘ Mildred and,
I he the acme of perfection in mm ‘
.4 wonderful
. ried
he Sibling L
lit Hoyt‘s Theatre.
he? 17 Thonuaint
I ' I g n
W both its home us, no ibilltiea and
its ho rt int” iitL
LLZ'sII. Iris with
features [no
wil be seen
.to end it in c Inival ore»
ll shows. Brobahly no onteIu
or arranged for at around
.. IIlIlic has been I; careful
in) the many new and origi-
ni circle will u on agreeable IIquriaa
IIcLicroI are contorted It
mystifying .peribrmanco
ivory-Wu mat-Incas artists are car-
y Mr
Ll-Ineclaltios. Scots Bid now
crowded house is assured
“WM 3
in the sermon III (i on Ch ch ye
Lterday homing Ro
delivered a reI y
or}; or. the Norwalk H 1)
Many roots and figures Wore Lgiven
lib the people that were unknown he
ore;
fver‘ much Inisremeaontod to the pub
0‘ Sometimes.
(id as on the,
Iher that it could not
‘Iu money Inn-hing lustitu‘
He said the state donates $5 out
sold the eatahlc‘s provisions, etc.
at about $4, 400. .I
ILILLIt play did you see?'W' asked the
miublc mistress ioi’ her maid, who had
sheéa taken to the iiIeatlL o by her young‘
man he night before. “They didn’t
who builder! extensivelyp, bot n'oigu til I
Elect enteIprlnes so varied and so vast .
-‘ body and who ha
h : (the Flax Seed Emu
y and bewild, I;
D W
l‘
flouclera who dppeIILr III I
every performance in their different,
rcéllln'glahd,
needs or THE OSPlTAL -
. size pac
He stated that the institution is
die. showed in il. very L
ch your towards its support bnt'I-Lana tri
s'LyOu lil~L n . WcL
r squhLd,
Millers Loin
sire“
IICouLgh. ‘LfCold". Bronuhitis, Icpllfiui'npr
tloLn orian a‘cLlIc or on
bottlof rec.
gill
LFor Coughs. "Col
sumption or bodyvgli
dy that remov
n; IIWnIIeIIIIIMIampIng‘ it the W III
. If youtwgshtok L
. Flax Seed Emulsioh)
you an rdcr on
ourselves or alt.
Lmade loco 'II
It omlLdruggisxigr
no I ii
in the
nonin
o dotter a {all
mple but a reg-
‘ Lsize and quality
In hywheIE
l
w. diamond a rem-
Never :an
this marriage not aside
ousnrid L doié
icing LIno-
, t
Inc (the L
i1
do Mtohstoscnd
NEWL HAV
of th
any Glee,
Mundoi II and Banjo Clubs, this; your.
will take then‘I through the west The
lW.
nret concert will b
phia on Docoinbo
Plttsburg.
koeI Miu
ho lat. .Lloseph
«and u olo.
..d The and come. and . 3
LL ford
L 9.
L first husbaod.
., lot. the Soldiersi'ii
I Jones’
. amounted to $28 456. 24
1908. Previous to this Inailriaite. Star
fers says. he had eatere
he believed to be :1 mm
Women known to hi In
Tillman. He met the We it I
Plains, und they were ‘nIarrred ill it
York city, now lxIInon 8' ,ourt-
ship. They IIIiII I‘-
on. ’ A iitil
fillies TolmaiiIL
wont to iive‘w . it
Starters says he learned that the boy
i I orange.
rifege,’i It” allude
animate among my
ed Harry Tolmnn in Dover, N YI.
I learned thatlli‘oi‘man was aliilo‘, and
there had been no divorce, I i
the woman and wont hornet Infl)‘ .
her last I began a proceeding to have
it is true
that the pIocoeding has never been
losed, but my lawyers advised me
that there was no marriage to Mint!
Tolmnn. and that I was perfectly tree
to marry ‘Mrs; Root, 1 have not seen
Mrs Tolman sincei iiett her bind i
have no idea wher 5de is. Her maiden
W? name was Pearl Lillian Thompson, and
she is a daughter, of Charles Thomn‘o'
son, now living in Canada 1
'L Attorney George P Raweli, of atom
is stated to have brought the
proceeding Stolfors rater t2.
is 29y ' I
looking, and what of
ii went to mqtor his ,
Iorseer of her tars: go i
" hLortlyL Latter the entire: her
He Was Edwin Root;
ureteran of the civil War, who had
been a successful business mapI in
Ansonia earlier in life, but had lost
his property, {Ind taken up residence
nine, The couple
iwore murrle in Port Chester, by Rev.
rving it . the, July €le 131. and
the marringo‘wun described as romaIIv
lo. Mont. Rout. was then “hour: 70,’
I-well-to do it was her first marriage. ;_
ers. iRoot was the only child or
amen C. Jones, who- made a‘ small
ortnne ‘infthe‘ wholesale- furniture bus-
ssin New York, and retired to the
33"“. in NoroionI gI-‘leights several
e‘uré beford‘hio death He died-Iiir
IfLeIItrIItc,i April-6,1906, and his property
cut to his widow and,toihis dangli-
Aside troI‘n the property in Con»
rLtLiqut, ihe'rown evaluable real es-I
ate in Rlvlngton ILLstreet. New York.
and real estate in Maine:" The men.
in the St Iniord Probate court by Mr.
Widow on April 26 1905,
There were
18% acres or land, and the dWelling
In or deposited in banks“ By
agreemen‘? between the widow and
I. and after Mrs.
death Dec.
daug‘l
urket,‘ and hast, .sevoral,‘; hund
ick‘ehs on the fariLn. Within the p
o nionthn 215 chickens have 'Lb
, olen, it is said. one chicken thie .
, was caught; and is now serving sen-4
fence I Juli Mrs. tSaifers says that:
gone nigh ‘ heeches’ed a chicken thief;
and tireditiwo shots at high iiild would
have chased him farther had not her
II he was residing
.r rim of the post- office. .
{received a IeLpiy that there or
idonce of tarhpering With hi
('9 flrin of Hunt, Killian
are they could account to
rats innanc. Besides a revolver t was;
V found that Mackoy
Lh
Eyears old; who
L :in Boston
The shooting
Syls'LSLI‘Do
(continued From“ First Pate). .
¢
stuns, which showadthat she had marl“
‘4. Mr. s it" I; raised poultry Lior the L
ml penniiess, his wile about 40, limo .
v.
’Itory of he. Connecticut. estate tiled .
, in Norman Heights, and the rest was ‘ LLL?
chiefly
‘ tions.
“DOWCI'” LCh‘L‘és. ‘ ”T he sight Lof Ode of Lthcsc olIuLgc cheats
brings to mind tlie old song of ”line Misflctoc; [Slough Land
the lost bride The dchr Ehesi of this daltc‘ii ‘Llflrgc enough
to hold Safely hidden any maid) even one of athletic p1 0pm-
Two woods are used, mahogany and quaitcred oak,
and the chest stands 3 it (I' III. high and is of equal length.
Underneath the Christ proper are two roomy and comII-Iod
ions drawers, and all—mdrawcrs and chest—é—Lare lined w1tlI
smooth and fragrant canIplIor wood It is the fashion now
as it was in the olden time for a young girl to have her dower
‘ chest, and what a lovely :g‘iftone would be. _. H,
her dung or the estate remained Im‘fi . 43L I
Iiz1907,4an wont to the- .- L
.broonIs.
$4475 3
$35 25
W In mahogany
' 111 oak
,l‘hc scent of the canIphor In like life-evaluating. YcuIs‘L *
cannot take it away.- L’
l
The fact that the United States Gorernmcnt has ordered
special dining room furniture Lfor the AerLy‘ and Navy. all
alike' Is interesting, and there is at present one set of dining
chairs in our furniture rooms.
L ity of quartered oak and the chairs are made with heavy post
The wood 15 of the best thLILal-
and stretchers in the most substantial manner The Seats
Lore of dark leather, also of the best qiLIalitILy Price for 5 side
chairs and on armchaii, $28.00, nor extiuvagaIIt.
LLci L.
..I ,._I4
W
LAII attractIVe and unique Lsmokcr’s set is Lnlade or two
large pLOIislILeIl horns Of a mountain sheep end between them
areccptacic for cigars is half the sholl of a tortoise. Rims
of RolislIed brass hold the different parts together and the
whole affair iusuch as will deliglItIaWIIIan who smokes.
A Broom Holder Is a very useful article Land a careful
IliLoLusLekccper considers it a IICCCssity Wilt is made of heavy
'wirc covered with rubber and lilOllllth on a Wood plate.
It
is of course as. useful for mops and clusters as for
me. _W ~
Norwalk Chronicler