on, ,,
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SATURDAY, FEB. 27', 1900
uh
From Kriston Johnson.
WT”...
1. Only four dlt'orceeg‘wem .‘ll'card no?
torrid) in the “tremor-3" 'cdurtfilllbr
uhxrt calendar were taken off. it was
iii usual story in ditch case offsdnie'
1003011081311,“ [mud on 111. 511111;...
11' {marriage contract ‘ ‘
' ’Elli/ Beck Oldorccd. .
Rhohlaa F.- Rcardon, formerly of
ldaenort. 11111, nbr'v a ,‘tlu'li'ellna‘ auras.-
, of S‘prlukl‘ldld‘, Miran, was graut‘ed
-'-or':t'cc of separation from Eyciyu \\‘.
' . better koown as “Eva
.. a. long police court
2 . Ina: cordon said that) no
1' ar'rled to Eva“ on May 20,1900,
1;. .1' aim... only fill- Ion ra‘ old The
' 1 was t‘F'd “by com three years,
lalntl be ‘was warli-
1 a shop ,1th time, I Later he
to son's lfl'l'w to at work, all
"AFN e ere re we
3:: ' 1%; ewas in Sprig?“
1 pers t at a
wig my; tboéel'valbo was found
low resort folded by the police.
rtlrat he had nolthing to do With
I"""Attorney liar] ott brought out
. ';p fig; regpidlof
all" €5,111? l{fired by, 8
.’ ' %a31 Patrolman
,1. Hill ”and €930 epb Cduglilin,
. .o_p;%i
‘f-u
sent
éle'r
““all
all The court did not hesitate
tgloating the. decree.
:1. W316i},- 11.1.2 .1. single Man.
haul. Koala: Rlce,' of Bridgeport,
I noted a; sépar'atlon from George
“H, m e, of parts unknown, on the
ground or déhre‘tlorr on Februiiry is
1905. e plaintiff, who has charge
. 'l.,be stool; robots of the
U11 lb I'i'fy wl‘ltor or... ten disobey, te'Is-
1111.11.11.11ng be my m'orriod to eo’rg'e
on‘ November- 22. 3901; [11‘ liridg‘eport.
Rico out then employed by the tele-
phone: lfirnriafljy. 'I'They lived together-
until“ n’i‘y' 1.1904, When he left
3081.315"- Plaintiff said. that she was,
an; id Where he went, but said that
e‘understood that he was traveling
ul'tlj ”they Mildr'éd Rolland Theatrical
Co - visited 11.9.! several times after
lbnt'n last ItlI'rne' she saw him3
was 0’11 c"Lib. r biy ,‘t’oor. After that
the wife board that. George was pass-
ing hlmaclt off as a single man and
‘ .puyink. attentions to others. Shr-
~ wrote to him about it. He replied
" ’ud' his letter was read in court. It
old that if she (plaintiff) know what
he was doing he had nothing to
say ' lie letter has dated February
.16, T905; dud 'thar was the last time
1 11.111.11.11 heard from him. Custodv
1 0" child given plaintiff.
“ :Hc'r Love Gr'ew' Cold.
timer, G. Jennings, of Bridgeport
cameras a dimer; of separation
-fro'In. Loretta V Jennings on the
ground of d'escrtlon. This was an odd
. also. The husband and wife. never
'3. Houdrrolléd. in fact the couple were
' ' living with the parents of the woman
at the time of desertion, and it took
them. as well as the husband some.
days to come to a realization that the
" wife had r1101 swam. ne of the wit
1' penises for the husband was the father
of 'tiie' girl. Mr. Jennings testified
that “he. was married on November 1.
190 'alid thfit the desertion occurred
' . on iii-nary 24, 1905. which year ac.
' cording to the records of the court,
' wall a. great year for assertions.
“The couple first went to [lie on
Déa'c'o'n street.1Later they went house-
keepings It was when they Were
'1lrol‘is'ekecpiug that the wife often told
her husband that she did not love
him, and often expressed a desire to
go on the stage. The husband sup-
posed that his wife was sometimes
lonesome and went to board. on
~1'l'arrrilton street with his wife's par--
eats. She showed a coldness toward
him there. one night the wife did not
Iconic home fur supper. The husband
. _ time for her _‘-appea1
a were engaged to 'go to a
at night The husband went
1' his was, but. never. saw
(to 11.1.1.1 The plaintiff lived
in wife’s parents until the fol-
Wllliam R. Smith. of
street, Bridgeport, father
ddht. l'c'”t'liled to the night
i for the return of
his daughter. He said that he did not
know whose. his daughter was. He
{at site said sometimes that
1 etc go on the stage. but
pp 660 than was a girlish fancy.
d postal cards from
hand Chicago. but
yaddrcss' on them.
_ as "a Wlfé Beater."
M Johnson of Wilton was
divomyfrom Kriston John-
“ Oilfield of in New York for.
04I
1;..loIthson testiI
‘i slllp' 'cal‘penterr;
' ck? city in July. 1893.
wins 11' iihapill’ montage. because
11 i'nker and
M Jilin... of Wilton. Fraud 3
lining four granted T‘wb cafied 011‘ 3116'
b Doan's Klducy Pills and used
1. c defended? and .
llfl'ilgeport. as to the character of the .
. riot gl‘lpU'e or .nal‘ia‘ente.‘
11. although there was estab .' "‘
F. Brundage, 1.11.1160. defected .l.I
It‘flo
. -members. and th
I~11111‘1'..."
for south Norwalk People to
N0 bl lot.
The great danger of kidney troubled
.is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health i‘a
rIndualIly undermined. Backuche,
;§' docile, nervousness, lameness, sore
urinary troubled;
diabeteu' and ‘Brlght's disease
follow ln merciless succession. Don't'
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid-
neys with the certain and safe rel cdy‘,
Dean's Kidney i‘llls, which has c red
people.1'l"gl1t here in South Norivnlk.
.1 Mrs Charles Owens, 67 Woodward
Ave, South Norw.nlk Conn., says:
“We have used Doan's Kidney Pills
ln'I our family for ovor fifteen years and
are never without a supply on lmnd‘
My husband 11.1.1 them for backache
and other symptoms of kidney trouble‘
and found prompt relief Last summer
my kidneys become badly weakened
and tho secretions frbm these organs
were very unnatural. My back also
pained me so severely at times that 1
could hardly bend and my feet be
came. swollen as if Il bud dropsy. [n-
s, ' lumbago,
di‘opsy.
1 stead of milling in a doctor, I procured
two
Boxes. I had the satisfaction of see-
his my trouble gradualy disappear 11n-
til not a. s’yuiptom romalned. I con-
sider Doan' s Kidney Pills worth their
weight in gold. " Other local cases like
the above are reported from time to
time at Pinistcd' .1 drug store
For sale by all dealers Price 60
cents. Foster -Milbur"n (30.. Buffalo.
New York sole. agents for the United
States.
Remember
take no other.
the unrue~Donu 1.1--aud
wru. PLAY ela'mss.
M
Danbury and Norwalk Teams to Meet
Next Month.
.-It looks w as though the much dis-
cussed question of supremacy between
the Danbury 'baeketball team and the
Norv'tmlk basketball 'tcam would soon
be settled definitely and in such a
manner that there will be no chanca to
argue the matter- hereafter. By an
agreement entered into by E. C. Glnty,
or“ Danbury, and Howard N Godfrey.
'of Norwalk, the teams will play a ser-
ies of five games in Norwalk
The dates for the games are \inrch’
15, '22, 29 and April 5, the games to
[1'9 plmye'd until one of the teams shall
have \tl'pn three When the series shall
terminate. According to the agreement
made by the two managers the games
will be played under the recognized
rules of the Amateur Athletic Union,
with the exception of rule Vi, section
Arelatlng to selection of referees, and
rule VII, section: 2, relating to selec-
tion of u'uiplros. ““ '
By tthi agroom' nt' made, Manager
Godfrey v'liIll‘pro lie the referee for
each game; "tho‘ bt‘lpulotton being made
that the mire-1111‘ $03.11 not be :1 Norwalk
man or in' any Way cannected with
tho Norwaik' team or its interests,
Each game will be umpired by two
umpires, th'e~II manager or each team
providing 011's. ”IThG‘ notice is creat-
ing considers lite interest in Norivalk,
11nd tlt'a' armor 'ls'llcr capacity audcn~
ces at livery dune "'
6.9—4
.0 A a
liars the
.. m”. u;
fiad'a' ll'nll ‘l'li lbw liners Boupll
49%2522.
ANOTHER BEIHELm HAT SHOP. .
Arrangements Being Made to Open
Old Short Factory.
Arrange rents are [190ng made to re»
open the id Gruidsy ll’lziiu school
house. which was t'nrrnor'ly occupied
by the Edwin Short s0i‘t"".lrut shop. 'l‘hu
factory, which is owned by George: A.
Klnucr, has been unoccupied [or :1
number of years. 'At the factory ibis
luor,nlng workmen ware busy in rc-
placiug the glass in the windows rloz
one of which had becn broken out by
boys since the shop had been idle and
the shop “as also being cleared of rub-
bish preparatory to commencing busi-
ness. It was said that: the factory
was to be utilized as a. finishing shop
for soft hats. but information was rc-
fltsed as‘to who was to operate it. fur-
ther than to say they would be Dan-
bury men.
iloth'el will boicomo another but fac-
tory, which will make the fourth which
has been starred there within a ‘short
time. The shot has a capacity for an
output of from .thirty-five to forty doz-
cu. «Danbury News.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures constiv
nation and [lve‘r trouble and makes the
bowels healthy anti‘rogmlar. Or'lno is
superior- to pills" and tablets as it does
.Why take any»
thing else?‘ The Bridge Pharmacy and
lg‘. H Baxter. .
'_.___....._L.._.'.__._.
NORWALK' CLUB POOL.
r;
{.IKllnIeJ rated 60, in. a' hotly contested
3:31:39 '0 grin no]. in the Norwnlk Club
1‘1: ailment. last evening The game
was. 'lwltri'essed b a large irumbcr of
game was most [11-
terebting as both the men are rated
0161' some. The score by frames Iwaa as
follows:
Bru IdIage. I I Kline.
31:3} : s 3
84—1 . ‘1 .1 8—1
, 8, 1. ' I; ' l_ . i 12*]
.3842. .1 ‘ -. i ,' lil~1
his-«1 ‘ 1 . 29—1
[52—2 3 36
46—3 70 ' 42—2
. 55 ' 47—-—1
60—7-1‘ ' 55
: Scorer, ‘.W Da‘r'rn; C Van Buren; rot
eree.
;RI. 3-." arr Boron. rated 90. will play
14.111181113111118”. rated 85. this evening.
ht 8 o'clock.
ouaaoso wine ATE'TEMPTED sur-
iD
NEW YORK, Feb. 27—11100; Meyer.
president; '0! the hley'er Realty Com-
pourvpoglbl city, was arranged in
crizrt taller charged tvlth ottnrrrptcd
suicide into last nlolu by lnlmlluu ll
rummaging and from .1 tulm attached
in the 805. cock‘ in .1 11min at run ill-mul-
I it-‘ay Céntylil l'lt‘iiol wbulc ho had log-
in 1111 Karla: hawker endow
KEELERwABHTON.
w—u—u—I—
Err-Commodore of Norwalk Yacht Club
I Weds Former Norwalk Lady.“—
Dr. Charles B. Kcelcr and Miss Ida
1 10'; Ashton were married at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. Mary F'.‘
A'shton, South‘ avenue New Canaan‘
Monday night Rev 1.. ll. ‘x'f‘lllfl, l)
1)., performed the ceremony I Mrs.
Claude 0‘ Ashton was matron of honor
and Wendell 0. Ashton was 1.1111111111-
mun Mist-1 Henrietta Ashtc '1 : uiz-rc
of the bride, was ring bearer. 1‘. 1'
the close friends and relatives of the
bride and groonrwore present. The
dinner table was handsomely decorat-
ed with‘ amber: and trcizrm. and rm»
rooms were a fairy bower with smilux
palms, ferns and large bunches of
[(ilar‘ncy roses in vases. The bridal
bouquet was a shower of curnatlons
and mnldeuhuir ferns. The dinner was
a very clabbratc one, and was in
charge of a caterer. The nurrrbcr oi’
presents showed the friendship of the
large number of friends that both had,
and there were several expellelvo
pieces of cut glass and silverware. Al'-
ier the dinn the happy Couple started
on it short [p south amid a shower
of rlce and doufettl and the best wish-
es of their friends and relatives. On
their return Dr and Mrs. [Cooler will
be. at home at their residence on South
hvcnue
Dr. chler is well known throughout
the stale, both in and out of the pro-
ressiou,‘und has always been interest-
ed sports. He in an oxcommodoro of
the Norwalk Yacht Club and owner of
the. yacht Defiance, one. of the trim-
mest illtlo crafts in Long island sound.
He is also a lover of good horses and
an enthusiastic automobllist.
The. bride hoe been a resident (11'
New Canaan for about a year, but is
really :1 native of New Canaan, having
been born‘ in that town. and hos-u
large circle of friends who wish her
and her husband long life. prosperity
and bappiucas.
Miners-47151111111 r.
A.
Wedding Thursday Evening at Home
of Mr. and Mrs. ’Andrew Bernard.
Jami-1: Mlllerand Miss .lcnnlo Stow
mi. [10111 ul‘ New l-lnrv'r. \t‘t‘l’t‘ quiNI)‘
-.ru"v(l in marriage, 'I‘lrillln'lll) ('\‘1-11'111'4,
.1. ilu- homo of \11 and Mrs. Andrew
00: unr'rl, cl Hllll1.,.,.;lll'lN'il'll'nllr'. by
tho “0". i": '00]: I)‘ “11111:: 111:1'1‘110'1 '01
010 \“'.-u'nlk Mclmllbb, church. The
flcrnm'd [101111.- was [ittiuzrlv oocuruml
in Lunar of tho nccruaron, and Mr. Ht‘l'
hard :11 :1 1! as host mm. wai h- Mrs. [kr-
mun as [llllllllll 1.’ honor. .\I‘cwml
11:21:11.1: of tho cottlruiliu"; purih < \\1Ii-
present and ‘rlr and .\lr~' .\lllli-r ll.
colvt‘d lit-arty r:izlglululrllloirs.
CHIMNEY FIRE 1|N NORWALK.
Brlck Block in Leonard Street. Owned
by c. T. Leonard, Damaged.
A chimney fire was discovcrcd yes
lcrday afternoon about [1:30 o'clock in
the brick block in Leonard street. own-
cd by C. T. Menard. which might have
caused considerable damage. but for
the timely arrival of the [\‘orwalk Fire
Department.
The troublesome chimney was [11 the
east end of the block, which is occu
pied by Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks
on the first floor. and Mr. and Mrs. An-
gelo Mace on tho sccond floor.
When the Smoke and flames were.
uhmtlug out of thochlluuey merrily a
still alarm was icicplroucd [11 to the
ilnlu str'cct lire. houses, and llrlvcl‘
llugh Cook. of the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company. was soon racing
down townt‘da’thc scene of the fire.
with Driver ‘Arthur' Slauson, of flu.‘
Phoenix Engine Company, following
closely. ' ‘
A largo crowd quickly gathered and
cup of rho ladders of the Pioneer chem—
ical truck was soon raised to the roof
of th.» building and mm tank was used
to twtingulsh the blaze.
'l‘ln-ro was little llanrngc done. This
it: tho first tire that the department
11:1 shad to respond to in several weeks.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
_—_—
Mrs. c. S. Macfarland, of Bayview
Avenue, Enfemlncd Members. 1:
The Friday Afternoon Club met yes
for day at the helm of Mrs. Macfarland,
Bayvlcw avenue. :1 large number being
in attendance. The vice president, Mrs.
h‘illow, presided in the absence of the
president.
charge of Miss Swartz was rteudcred
lior'orunners of the Revolution:
Voltaire,
11. Intro and Writings.
b. influence on European Thought,
Mrs, Dunning.
Jean Jacques ‘Reiih's'oan,
11. character ’ Sketch,
b. As 11 Social‘RIeformer.
Mrs Blanchard.
Tire quortette gaVe two selections»—
“[ Would That My Love" and "The
Miller" a Wooing " ' 1 '
Refreshments we're served at inter-I
mission by the hostess. Tire next
meeting will be with Mrs. W. P. Beers,
Elmcr‘cst.
REV. DR. WOOD TO PREACH.‘
The services at the South Nor-walk
Baptist Church tomorrow will be of
special interest. In the morning the
church will consider the. general
theme,”10ur Part la the Budget,"
Which is claiming the lntc'rcst "of all‘
Baptist churches just now Deacon
Andrew Thompson will speak on one
phase of the subject, and Mrs. M W...
Silllman will discuss it from another
standpoint in. the evening. the Rev
' Dr. Wood. of New York, will speak on
"The Church to the Rescue." He has
an interesting message. The special
series of sermons 'anrrolfnced to begin
tomorrow will be deferred one Week.
HOSPITAL VISITING BOARD.
J 'i‘ he. Ladiés' Visiting lioaIr'd will meet
at 'the Norwalk Hospital Monday,
March 1st. at 3'11 ..m A full attend-_
nu‘cc of the membel‘ts‘ is desired
u...—
1...... 11.11 :IIrocqus
Of the heavier sort, do your chomp! ucl aloud our
feet swell and persplrc! 1:31:11 sprinkl 0 Al on ‘s
roobllnso, an haltluoptlo pa for tho fe‘ct, lnlo
yourshocl lttvlll ulvo ourostaudconifer-bandin-
sluntrollo ll ban to lnor'sliucomo nomumiymlld
your rhocu foal tlrzlrtJAtlcu‘u Foot-Ease“ Just the
llrin-vluuuc. ’i‘ry llfl‘nr llnpdu Parties. Breaking
in Nni [ibucs' ur'ul'f or {patent rl'u crwhoi‘s riot
i vurywhnromlic. Spiripi 0 ram: ddmns‘. Allen 0
01m dd, bolt buy,- our: op'taccrpi any 11111111111110;
The following program, lll,
"rlous towns about the
-~ Kills”
The wear and tear of buslncssmd the
every-day cares and worries fall upon
the nerves, and bring disaster to the
blomach nod brain. Nervousnoss
callsési 053 ct bleep and draws heavily
on the vital forces. Incredle your
nervous factor Maria's" 1
whenever the system is weakened by
'oVerwork or worry, and needs to be
toned and strengthened. Beccham’a
Pills equalize the circulation, carry 00
the waste materials, help the stomach,
and carry health to the nerve' cells.
They are quick to restore normal con-
dltlons. cnab e the brain to recover its
poise and ling’ly
. Relieve
Nerve Strain
' laid Everywhere. in boxes 10:. and“ ‘
111 11131 1111113111
us 1 1111111
((‘orrtinucd from first page)
'l‘l'c rli'tullcll i‘cport ot‘ Mul‘uul‘t'l M.
Ford. treasurer of tho t‘OllllillllvH.
shows the. following rccclpll‘. from
autos: of Roll Cross alanine: l‘li‘ldutn
port. 82,0031”; Si Mitford. by Dr, \\1‘.
ll, (‘11ggsW1-Il.$:'1f10; l-‘nlrflcld, by Dr.
\\'. ll. [lonnldsorn $211: .\‘oru‘ulk. Mrs.
John St‘}'llil)lil’.';\1l',‘i, Alvin l). Weds
worth and [’u‘. \\'. .I. Tracey" $12!;
tinml’or‘tl. Miss May [‘ltclpn Sill 72:
[)m‘lcu. llr.(l ll ‘\‘oxou. 8H; N'orolpu
llciubts. lb'. )1. \\. [.11 ii: «111 ‘llllil3:
llrr‘iuu'iclLIlIlttf.[l)1[t‘fiti;l,llrig
Hill. Mrs. Sicplmr lllll‘l'cuitlru, $10:
Budding, Miss [.ily .‘laulorrl. 622.28:
Shelton, Mrs, \\'. S. llnud'rll. $41.12.;
llanvlcywlllc. Z\[1':~'I Slzruloy J. Block-
nuru illt'IJ‘J' \‘cu'tou'u, Miss Futurit-
llauir‘ls. $16.05: lluubury. [11. ll. (‘.
llrou'u. $86.38; Iluxburt Muss” Nils.
(baryon- 810:111lallcrllph 52,540.03.
The total rilltllllllsi'llii‘llls \\l‘lD
$200.07 l"ol cnr l'zllc. «shallots of nillr!‘
help. nzcsaonger vrrvmirc mprcssngc
nul mail charngc and Mounts, [curing
the not proccmls 82:01:01.
The commillcc 10:1in the following,
sluiculcul: "The dual lilt‘vllllll. cf the
[it'll Cross Slump cmuluiltcc oi
'lr‘nirl‘rclll Count}.\uti’|"ul1crculns'.is as
soclnilou was held \\'mlucsdny after
noon in the pillow, lotion-or Leo in tho
clt \hull, Br'lllgr'tlr‘n't. .'llls. Henry [.00
z'fiiralr'uuru pupil-it‘d. ‘i‘lrc l'r‘ll'll’l of
Wilma M. ii. Ford “.15 read, 1'1lrou'lu;r
lllut 2514.603 “15d (‘r'oss slumps to bet
the total sale in l‘ull‘tlclrl count) and
thc not moo-rods to bc 5;. 2511 00
“1' hp 1"cpml was clillrnsursltcniiy rc-
cclvcrl. A motion was mad“ try-Mrs.
G. ll. Nnxon. or harbor. and uuarrr
.nously curried. that a role of tlrauhu‘
be extended to the Bridgeport nurses,
[10 indies having in charge the nurses
registries and all in other towns \\brr
rcucrouslx gave their scl‘vlccs‘ in soil
lug atampS. Also to tlul marrul’uc
turers, business irrerrunrl all who co
operated with those selling stumps
mid to [he press, tlrc ucucrul public of
Fairiiclrl county. who by their pcuur
asity made the stile such :1 succcss.
"Before the close of rho mooring.
Mrs. Henry [.00. chairman. thanked
the ladies of the committee for their
interest in and generous support. of
the work.“
The. committee is well pleased with
the number of stamps sold. which, in
proportion to the sales in other cliics,
notably New York. which is 45 times
the size of Bridgeport in population.
and where the receipts aggregated but
$15,000. about seven tlnros as much as
the Bridgeport sale. The delay in
the arrival of thc stumps for thora-
county was
something of a handicap. it was due
to the failure. of the printers to dcliv-
er the stamps to the National Red
Cross society on time. but every-
thing considered, the committee has
made a splendid showing and is ens
iiiled‘ to praise for its work
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE.
The above is the name, of a German
llltlllllClll. which is one. of the many
"noble ingredients of Foley's Kidney
florucrly. Hexnmclhyleneteirumine Iis
rccognized by medical text books and
authorities as a uric acid solvent and
antiseptic for the urine. Take Foley’s
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities, and avoid a serious
malady. The Bridge Pharmacy and
l‘. H Baxter
SUFFRAGISTS PILAN ANOTHER
IRAlD.
_ LONDON Feb 27.-—'l‘lrc women suf-
lra'gists gathered in force today out-
side of Holloway Jail, to welcome threo
three of their number who bad Just
completed one month’s imprisonment
for “drying to interview Premier As-
quith. Although snow was falling they
formed in a. procession and marched
to Holborn, where a breakfast of wal-
come was given to the martyrs. Miss
Christabel Pankhurst, in addressing
the gathering, complained that while
Mrs. Lawrence pad the other leaders
of their organization had been sen-
tunnel! to too nior'rths‘ imprisonment
for their raid do the house of com-
mono. Mrs. Despard. the leader of a
rival society, had got off with ‘one
month. The speaker promised anoth-
'c'r‘ raid on 'the1 bones of commons on
March 30, when the Motion women
will be joined by delegates from Lon»
cilantro. ‘
The man who claims that he does
not. knowwbat to do with his money
generally coconut do any'thins‘witn it.
I .
l .
m
and coloring.
. [illi-
303 80100" MAY BE
THAI 0f MISS BHAPMAN
(Continued from first page)
Suporlntumlent. "Birmingham bases
his belief in the bleached bones of the
body being that of the Chapman we.
man in the fact that thrce and a half
or four years ago she called upou him
at headquarters, after" an absence of
nearly 20 ycars. She called, seeking
lodging, declaring slrc intended start
log for the country in the morning
lnecking a home with some old bache-
01'.
She did not admit her" identity
when asked point blank li‘ she was
not Clara Chapman, but cut, the sup-
erintcrulcut short with a “never you
mind." She naked ll'1l’ut. ”lll‘tl)’ was
still around. Hardy was on old mom-
llt'r of the local police force. and the
superintendent was confirmed in his
strong suspicion that she was the not-
c;d character when she asked this qucs
t on.
Thu old woman loft in the morning
headed for Long Hill any. and from
that day to this nothing more has
been heard of her. When the news of
tho. finding of tho bones was made.
known Thursday the. superintendent at
once recalled the instance of his
strange visitor of four year ago. and
yesterday he was quite positive that
[ho skclcton was that of the woman.
in her younger days, the Chapman
woman was one of the clcvcrcst of
sporting woolen in this part of the
cmlutry. She was of large stature
strongly built woman, and possessor!
[caturcs that were. considered consid-
ornbly above the average in beauty
in later years. when her youth and
beauty bad ilcrl. and the ravages of
[ill-6' ‘..ll(l dissinplion llllll lci’t illcll' toll-
rum-[1:11. the “onion was used of-
ten 111mm by the [’iukurtous an a foil
or dummy".
Our instance of tho aid sirc lcut. llll‘
dart-curvy in recalled by. Supcrbrtcrr
rlcut [tlrmirrgluuu. Sew-ml yours am
there our: :1 largo unto robbery. The
10111101111138 l‘ouud tho. snf‘c burlud lit"
tu‘ccu \\'csipurt 11ml Stamford. while
tho aupposcd iblcvcn \\'crc capturcd..
'l‘lw (.‘hapmau woman was placed [u
the local pollcc station and the
wumult :ll'tcri 118 n uwr‘cpcl‘. A dolor.»
tin.» was locked in 111cr‘ll nrurr by thr-
t’ul‘iircrs llllll lht' )Hllllilll curried notes
lwtu'vr'u tho rlcicctlvr‘. who was. sup
pm‘crl in 111' 4‘. i'm‘gci‘. and the rolrbcrs.
in [his \\':r;.' posltlvr- cvirlcucu of flu-
until oi‘ the robbers was fixed and
thcy wci'c cmrrictcd :1an scnlouccrl to
[.1105 [virus in lull.
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS LA GRIPPE
l'lii‘illllulllll oilcn {0”on ll]. grippo
but uevr'r follows- the use or Foley's
limrcy and 'l‘nr'. for in gr'lppc coughs
illlll rim-p .vcntcrl colds. [icfuso :my
bill. ilrc gr'rluillc in the yellow pru'k-
arc. The llrlrlgo Pharmar'y and F. ll
llarxtut'. "
SWIFT PLANT BURNEO.
CHICAGO. lt‘cll. 'JT~ 'lllc butrcl'irlc
plant and storauc housr' of Swift and
Company in the stock yards was hurri-
ctl today. The loss is catimatvd 111.
$150,000. Other buildings Iin the yards
were threatened llct'or'c tho iiro could
bc controlled.
DIO'T USE EYES FOR READING.
'l‘hc [.lcllucator'l
While nt'urtic. arranged the pantry
slu-lrcs. hcl' liltlp niece lrnlltllcd thc
spice-boxes. and called each spice by
name. Presently she said. ".\untlo, i
can read." "Can you, dear?” answerer]
Auntie. "l'ce. Auntie," canto the reply,
“but i don't read like. you do; i rend
by the smell."
g ll Alkali“! HR. PILLS
{mflllrilnl i}uk;byfiv‘ir El ’l‘u‘f‘lfif’blg
we on or
P! if a in not] slutty]?! nrcllgl'ldc
[- nucs. ruled with Blue Rlbb so.
our
”w 38'3”"81 1116331163 1:
I n
1131153111111” mum» 1101.03.13?
years known its first. 5 «test Always l‘. cliahlc
Slllll BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
-A
In Effect October 4. 1908.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——v12:.r3x, 5:07x. 5:4lx, 6:11.
6: 48K, 6: 54x, 72-1621. Szllx. 9:0611.
0:30x', 9:54, 10:23x, 10:52x. ll:25x.
P. M.—<l”:51x, 1:05, 1:-in. 2:50x.
3:27, 5:08x, 5:37. 52501:, 6:40, 6:501:
7: 181:, '7: 5011. 0:50x.10:832.
A. M.—12:.13x,n5:30'1‘x 5: fix, 8: Mix.
10: 23x.
P. M.:—-12 56x.2 :41x, 2: 50):, 5: 37
5:50x,7 :12x, 7: 5011.13: 21X, 9: 00x, 10:19.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:——12 00x. 4' 49x, 5: 46, 6: 45,
S: 00x. 8: 50x, 9: 15x. 10: 02x. 10:05.
11:00x, 11:03, 12:03xI.1
P. M.—‘i:06, 2:00x. 2:5llx, 3:26x’.
3: 32x. 3: 57):, 4: 32, 5: 02x. 6: 08, 6: 25,
6:01x.6:.03 7:10, 8:0'lx, 9:,00x 9:,30
11: 001:.
Sun
A M. ~12: 00x,
[0: 091:.
P. M. -5: 04 6' 00x.
11:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A. lit—12:10:. 1:16x, 1257:: 6: 15,
7: 28, 8: 30, 9: 173:, 10:24x, 11: 12x ll: 47.
P M.~12:09x. 1:2], 2' 2.49 3: 11x,
3: 2411, ii: 21. 5: 12, 6' 121:, 6: 33, '1': 101:.
mdy
6:00, 7:,311 9;
7:00x,
1px.
8:3011.
9. 16:, 9: 30, 11: 18.
Sunday;
A. M.——1'2!09x, 1; 16:, 1: 57:. 7:44,
0: 12, 10: 24x, 11:12x'.
P. M.——6:48, 72101:, 8:241, 9:43x.
SOUTH uoawA‘LK TO oaueoav.
A M.:--1 201:. 0:20 9 as. 9:511...
P. M.:—1 25,1:401E.s.14.'7 13 1 ,
Sundays—9: 15, 10: 061:, a. m.; 7:35
p m. “
-———~—
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.:——-5 55.7125. 8' l... 10: 1011
11:50.
P. M.:—-—t 16x.‘ :lin. 8: 55.
Sundays—4: (’15 a. 111.; PM. 7::[llx.
p.111.
.1 ........ .. .. .... .. .1 . ...1 ... ."m-rwa-‘ws
Till ESQUI
eats blubber. The lumbcrmen eat
pork. 'i‘he Nomiegi an fishermen
live on cod liver on. These
people are constantly exposed
to cold and physical strain.
Expct' more has taught them that
fatty ioo'ds give warmth and
nourishment.
For those who have cold and thin
bodies, or are threatened with
consumption or any wasting
disease, there is no tilt in so
digestible and palatable at form as
Suit 3 Emulsion
Physicians prescribe it.
Sen! this Hiltcrllst'mcnl. together with name of
papér in uhich li uDLL‘Ji’S, our address and four
nuts to nz'mcr 11111101146, an we mll’scnd you a
"Cornpltlc [londy Atlas of the \l'nrlti' ::
SCOTT &l'l(lW[\'l'Z. dillcharlStrcct. New York
CLINTON WOMAN FOUND DEAD.
CLIN'J‘ON. Fob. 2'7. ~—Mrs (lcrtrndo
W. Fai‘nhnul. wife of Captain Henry
W. i4‘111'uhnnr, was found dead in her
bed yi-stcrrlny, (loath being due to
heart trouble. She was 62 years old.
and besides her husband lcnvcs two
children. Ccpiuiu [inrulram ls
lunnllor at tho tug Ir,\'[u_atou plying bc
twccu New York and Boston and hc-'
[011; lug to flu":— Ichlgh Railroad
AZlbm Kind You have Always 8111b
“Whirl. has become. of the, old fash-
ioned. molhcr who but up to see
what, hour her boys got ln‘.w “I prc~
cubic she. has been superseded by :1
lllllc clock."~Louisville Courier
uni.
Bean the
blgtnturc
...- - ,. .._... ...-... _. .... ..._.... M-..“ «.«..v.. .. .. ., ..._..
11111111111111:
NATIONAL
Madison Square Garden,
New York.
February 26 to March 6
(lumps, 'l‘rophlcs. Shooting, Swim-
ming. ll‘ly (basting Conicats. lt‘tc.
Open Daily, 11 to ll. Admission 5013
MARATHON R A C E
To as HELD AT
NORWALK ARMORY
THURSDAY, MARCH 4TH
' under the management of the
South Norwalk Athletic Club
in addition to the Marathon. Dorm):
do l’lcll‘i will race two men live miles.
First race. 8 p. in. sharp: Marathon
ruceI directly after. iritrics for 26
urilc event can be rrladc at J. Discsa's
L‘cutrul llolcl.
ADMISSION .............. 50 CENTS
A Few Reservedeeats. $1.00.
HOYT’S THEATRE '
3—DAYS—~—3
Commencing Feb. 25
Anthony Geronimo. . .Geueral Manager
Frank Chase ....... Resident Manager‘-
Wm. H. Clune....’...Muslcal Director
JORDAN FRANK 1!. CO.
Presenting their Dramatic Playlet,
“Rauclwillc” '
THIE GRADES
The College Kid
THE Wales
The Musical rBarnyard
sov'o a MORGAN
On Picket Duty
PICTURES
DAILY
MOTION CHANGED
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Matinee 2:30
ADMISSION, 10c
Reserved seat: 201: Box Seats 851':
Telephone 112'
'E'NTIRR CHANGE OF RROQRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY. “
BASKET BALL
KeawALK Aauoav.
Norwalk Basketball Team
(Team F). - ‘ .'
MONDAY mace rs'l‘
XAVIERS
TEAM F
PRELIMINARY GAME
ADM'IB'BION...............25 CENTS
DANCING AFTER cameo. '.
com-I I"
M1
.loul‘-'
PORTSMAN'S SHOW 3
Mill RNVARIHY
'Eve'rilngs 8: 15
1 warsnaua'v'orrchL TURNED
DO .
WA’l‘ElRBUllY Feb. 27.—~Judgc
George W. Wheeler" yesterday handed
down a decision removing Deputy
. building inspector Robert 10110ho from
01000 and placing his predecessor. ()Ho
1:. Stage. in the position, on the ground
that, Mackie. while-«a member of the
Board of Aldermen, which elects to the
position. voted for himself. As a ro-
sultot’ tho-decision several other city
oiliccs will Lt'.‘.‘.".'l..“ ‘cd, several Demo-
cruts on the Board of Aldermen hav-
ing had themselves appointed to pay-
lllg positions under the jurisdiction of
the board. which Judge Wheeler holds
lllcgul on the ground of public policy.
l SHORE LINE ROAD MAY' TAKE
T .
The railroad Commissioners have
handed rlowu decision granting the po-
tirlons of the Shore Line Electric Rail-
way, a corlmrnrlou backed by New [in-
\Oll capital and chartcrcd to build a
trolley from Stony Creek east to the
Connecticut river, for the taking of
land along its. proposcd route. Land
in Old Saybrook belonging to Janette
"iii. Lewis, N. (‘l. Post and Edwin S.
Hunt. is needed for tho Shore Line's
Ironic, and can now be acquired by
that corpormullon
THE
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Model 30.
for
$1425
cannot be equalled by any other
car boiling for 82,000.
Euro :1 demonstration before,
buying and learn for yourself.
F.E. Lockwood
-& Company
39 WALL STEET, NORWALK.
Spring 1
Woolens ‘
II.ere..no.w in Stock and
'ready'to be turned into
Stylish Spring Suits as soon
as your order is received—
125.111] 151.111
Everything 'for evening
Wear—Shirts, Collars, Tics,
Gloves.
Joseph Davis
Tallor, Clothlcr, Hatter, Fur-
' nlsber
Trunks and Leather Goods
85 Washington Street
ISoutb Nor-walk .
Cuthlcan 1‘.. the Point
I Thick goods or thin—‘4wool,
silk or cotton—if your shear is
a Wiss it will make a clean
cut the full I'length of the blade
wlth'out‘ ‘chcwing” or" ‘pinch'
n
gills: is the standard with
tailors, Scamstresses and others
who use a pair of shears as a
working tool.
Wiss shears and scissors cost
'no more than the avers e, but
they will “31.3mm sharp on stand
more and continutms
'work thanr any other-ln the. , ;
factory, lcutting room or the ‘ '
‘househ '
, Call-Lite have I [all Hire of Win
Shells and Scissors, etc. if you do
not find them satisfactory ‘
in everywayandtbcvory .
best you ever purchased,
you can return same to;
our store and we Milli
cheerfully refund the full 1'
amount you paid.
11.2 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 067.
Norwalk Chronicler