Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 24, 1909 · page 2

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American Art Muaeumo May Become
Moot Noted in the Worlti.

WAIHINGJ‘IMN' Nov. 24“"~Alllt‘li(‘.llil

or.

IR museums and gullcrles may yet he
'come the Inont noted in the onld on II

, ‘réotllt of the greatly increased lnliux
_ of the ‘works of lhe‘oid murders, duII
, to the new tariff low that ndmitn cer-

 

 
 
 
 

tain art works tree of duty. iiiil'ili'y
F._Posi. United States deputy consul»
general III Porto, reportu to the no.
ointment bi Commerce and Labor than
the Itr't ehpOIjtiI from France alone to
this country. had increased in the two
whtlfil lmmcdlntcly following the pun-

II: (It the Payne tariff on compared
my» “0“- .corrgmpondlug period or lutlii,
mote than '46] percent. Lufit war be
tween August ii and Octubcr 5, Hit in
voices of art goody left Frnncc. valued
at $368,097; in the corrcupmullng por-
lod thiI-I'IYenr thiIrc- Were '20? invoices.
appraised at 32.096320.

This innI'IInSIo is nilrlhntnhlc to tilt-
American urtlstn living III or near
Pnrla,‘ whose works ili‘I' admitted to
this country irec. and a so to tape»
tries, broom-s and lllliihlil’i-i which
have benu placed on IIIII ffiIc lint II-hcn
produced 100 yours oI qurI- IIIIo

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FILES CURED m 6 1'0 14 DAYS
PAZO OlN'l‘MlI‘IN'l‘ in gIIaruntII-d to
cure any case of itching, lllidd, liter-It
log or Protrnding Piicu III II to 14
days or money rotundod. 600.

 

IIIIIIIIIII

TRAflMCTS‘ungffihL ,BAIIKING
lurpluo and Profit:

In
3100 no . utnooimo

Into Dope-II noun. o: no Iii per year

(mm H. MATHIWIONI MI.
MN KAPP. In VIII-nu.
Ii Poor. lCK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice

VIII-FRED IODWILL Cllhlor

DIBIICTORI
I. H. Mathowaon Henry Seymour
John H. Knopp Samuel Grummhn
Jonah ll. Marvin .i. Walloon Marvin
Ohriuiln 0mm John H. Light
Prod H. Rowen .

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A larger Ind Inore coinnioto
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. WEDDED BUT NOT MATEO.

. ._.....
’Broom consented to Keep Bride From
Being Departed.

SillIlle‘IlN, Nov. ill ~-I?lI-Iiming lilili
llt‘ did not cure to marry the girl but
did so Iimply III kI‘tIp iit'l' t‘rIIIu bring
IIIInl built to SWt‘tit'li by the lnunlgru-
tlon authorities, Felix Andcrson, II
Swede, employed on n form here, in
Ht‘t'killg to illi\'t‘ tluI Inurringu, perform-
ed ii l'IIw IIIII-s ugo, nunullcd. 'l‘lu- um.
who in IIIIIIIlIIyIId on IIIIIIthIIr I'Imn. did
not wish to murry Andcrson, it in sin
led, us uhc hud II .‘I\\'t‘.i‘illi‘iu‘l in tho old
country, but. did consent III ”III mnrri
ago iii't‘illlfiti IIlIII did not Willll to he
sent lIii(‘i\ III SWI'Iit‘ll..

At'tttll‘tiillg III ”III story of tho two.
utter Anderson lIIId hccn here for n
time- he uncured II More for thI ulr‘.
on u neighboring (arm. :3: MRI huIl I-x
prcnuud ll denirc III (‘Ulllt' to this color
try. hv‘ilt‘il siIII reached Ellis Island
tin» Itililltll‘lllt‘n refund to nllow luIr’Io
may unions she married
who had gone down III Illt‘i‘i her.
Neither wanted to Innrry, but Illd so
no the only mIIuneI by which tiltI girl‘s
deportation IIIIIIld lII’I prevented. ’i‘h’cy
moon to t‘onnccticnl and Anderson
wont hack to work on IhII form where
lie is IIIIIplIIyI-d uud the girl “‘I‘lli to
tho pluI'I- which lmd hut-II IIngnnml lot
her,

 

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lN earn 57%: AND GUALlTY

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LEADER AMONG MEN.

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The Raléion

HA8 ESTABLISHED lTSELF AB A

PriCe, $4 00

9'???" “MW Drposuii’othuntlrr
Mi wn. anti Cot/It‘ll“)!
Wald Friend "

(loom! I. Alton demoed monomer
of Mlddletonm, and neuronal lrloud ut’.‘
Governor Weeku, in at loot, accordins‘
to rumor, to be taken tilll‘i' of. He in
IIIIIIIIII, no it infield, and no one cares
to venture B doubt“, for appointment by
the governor to the board of railroad
cmnmlauionera, filling, temporarily ut
least. the onion made vacant by tin-
dcuth or Common R. l‘yier or 'l‘orrinx
ion ‘

’l‘hough CqunIiunloncr Fyler in dead
but 0. low hours. there already lqu

 

 

~ lIIIIIn conslderuhle upccuiutlon over his

sum-.unuor, 'l‘iIII IIIIIIIIIII 0t MlI-hnul Kcv
orally and J. Henry Rornhoch hove
been mentioned along with that of Mr.
Allen,»but the bitter IIIIIIIIIII to be gI-n»
orally picked mt the lucin one.

The IuIlIIry is $3,000 u your, and the
term of II rnllwuy columinulouer ill
ihrco uud a halt veers, but this up
pointment of Mr. Allen by the sever.
'nor will he only to Jun 1 when the

" general assembly will rcconvene IIndI

will receive the governor‘o uoIIIiquiou
for the other mode vucnnt by the death:
of Mr. h‘yler.

Mutt Be Biioinoal Mon.
As both Michuel Knnenily and J.
licory RIIrnhIII-k un- lllW)‘t‘l‘R, this
would Ht‘iilll to eliminate them l'rIIIIr
candidacy to the oiling,I of rullroud‘
I-IIIIIIIIisuionIIr as the pcruIInnIIl of the
mike culin loI ouc l:l\\‘\ III" nnd Andrew
lI‘. (iIIlIIu of liurliIIIIi in II iunyIr by

: molt-union.

('iIIIII‘IztI l. Alb-u in tiu' man who nom-
inutud Howrnor Works i‘m" iiIIIItIInIIIIt
governor. and for Irhom the governor
iliil‘illllii‘Ii lII wrote It int (llili'i‘. 'i'hc

. oiilce won Hint of nutI‘uIIohilc commis

IIIIII
iiIII

Moon", and would intro tIIkIIII
branch or work entirely out Iii
hiilltiH ol‘ tlII~ fit‘t'l‘i'iiiiy of ututc.

Houoe Turned it Down.

The IIIIIIIIIII was willInIz. but the
Honor wns not, thunks to Secretary oi
State Muttlluw ii. Rogers. No one
II-I-dcd after u burd light. in buying iilt
ilIInIIII turn down tlnI lIili crcutlng this
lll'W IIflchI.

(lIIIIrgc l. Alien IIlIIIqutcd IiIII slit'lil
ingly iInpoInIllIlII lush III struddllug thu
sunnturlnl rcncc IInIl ilIIIIliI‘ lloppml
ut'ninst h‘l’nilii A. lirnnduuw in town
of (‘IIIIIII‘IIHIIIIIIIII lII. J. Hill. shorty ul‘
li‘l‘ Souutnr ltruuduucv‘x I-Iltory, ,\lr
Allen's pump unit dropped wlu-n it
lllillt‘lll‘t‘il in Wunhiug‘ton IIII ilIt‘ llIII III
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII to ill‘ appointed. illltllilt‘l
wus nnnIIIIL and ”III signiilcuncu was:
not hard to deciphcr.

 

Childron Cry
Hill FLETOIIER'S
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lhe Imus Line

 
 
 
 

The bell grades of Shears

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The timing Seniitiel’i

' W I (nitrous.
' ’ (‘N‘ E p; ' I‘IIM det'lulou IIroquII the nIaIuIII
; “ .lnhllv heroin "In court. The cone won
‘1 4“ “ft, ‘ II in reached yetiterdov Mr MdIrlil to run
‘ ruqentud by t-lIIIlII'II Attorney 3|th
3H1 1.7.x I, ,, .lutlun . 'l‘hu IIIIIouquI vnu itombwy
J i "i .4 in candied by fiddle Hloddn'rd Ill

3 Newltluwn. and Attorney.» t‘urtln Ind

It Is truly said, "A well pleased
customer is the best adv'criise-
moot."

III many .lcitchens up and down
the land, pleased and busy house—
wives are using and praising the
Standard Range.

liiliiRili illilii
‘ - ill SiRilRi his

land to ill? Famous
Cane iicwewoiomwhc Ji‘IouiIiIIs

Willi Present Ba room

A question of some countdcmhlc in-
turuullonui interest in mixed in‘the no
plicnllon or Whiter E Merrill. of ti
Inn-It tl'lth uncut New \III‘lI am. who
units the IIIIIIIIIIIII court for II modilicn
lion III thc dIIIIIIII of divorce! granted
to his wife in June. won. by the Fair
livid county superior court. The cone
WIIII rcuchcd youterdny lIIII’orI.I Judgi-
l.IuIiIIn iI‘. "more The hosts ol’ the
suit in the question or whether the
court will compel thu llnronuan Ion
ltomhcru of tlcrmuny to give up hnr
two noon to hcr i'ul‘lllt'l' lIIIIItnInIl. from
whom I-IlIII hurl III-cu divorced und III
whom the custody null education (It
the children hnII IIIIIIII IIWIII‘IlI-d. be
«none illl' cluim in mode that thc chit
til‘l‘ll will be hrmuzht up on German
citizens. which in uguinut the wish and
”W Iloulro of their AIIIIII‘icIIII father.
and was never unliciputvd by the (ion-
nI-IItlcuI court.
Marriage Unhappy.

'l‘lIII IIIIIIII hIIII uirI-ndy occupied con
uldcrnble IIitIIIIlioII, in thc opting III
1900 WullIII lI‘. Morilil InIIrIiI-Il An
IIIiIIIItIII, Ihc IluualIIIII ol Edmund I‘
I ‘IIIIIcIsc oi (irwnnich and New I Ink
and who is reputed to he .I mllilonutrI.
l‘hI- marriage IHIII out n huppy onII.
l‘Im boys were born to thII couplu. in
March, ititili. MI‘II. Morrill lIIl‘l her how
hood and went to her father. in
June, iiiilti, Mm. .\ ll'iii IIIII‘II'IIII II III
\‘UY‘CI‘ from her innggid. The divorce
proceedings III-ru' ret. and the lll‘I
crew was Itrunlcd on tho report nl ll
cmnmittrc. to whom the Inuttcr had
been oubmittod 'l‘hII allegation
Igninnt Mr Munill was rruelty. ’l'hII
Merge of iIItIIIIIpIIrnnI-o was nine III
Icged III the IIIIIII, but that nib-gallon
quI later withdruu‘n. liy IlIII tormx
"If the lii‘(‘i't'(' the- Nile Wilii ulI'ru thc
~IIIItoIiy of the children. but (no hIIII
IIIIIII II'IIII to llii\'l' thrm nix Iwchn of
the your.

in the full of loud Mm. Mlll‘l'iil went
.Ibroud, nocuuupuntcd by her two chit
and in iilt‘ following :IIIIIIIIIIII'
inI- married tth lturon MIIIIIn'IilhIII
run ltIIIuIII-rx, iii III-Illn, lly lII-r qurv
ridge IIhII thou lIIIcIIInII n I'III-IiIlI-ut uud
citiwu ol Ilermuny.

Altoge- Contempt 0! Court.

(in thII NIIIIIIIII of this news MI". Mor
rill brought III-III-I-vdinxn in the court
for the modification of the decree ot
IliI'IIrcII, III ll‘iil‘il thul purl of it IlIuI
reintIIu to tho ruotody oi the two tIIIyII
Mr. Merrill IIIIIIIIIIII in bin notion tIuIt
by tlIII act of MN ilil‘lllt'l’ wile- taking
her children out of the country one in
in contuupl of court. (III by it he run-
IIIIt how the custody und companion
IlIlp of MR ciIllIlrIIu (iii allowed him by
the court. IlII lllIIiiN that he hII ule-n
theI cuntody of tin» children, IIII iliii fur
um- wltc. by her alleged net or con-
tempt. in not it proper person to how
them. “in roll! rIIIIIIoII in that hiII none
will be thought up on (human IIIIIIIIIIIIII‘
il‘ thc IlIIcIIIII III divorce in ullowed III
IIIIIIIII.

When the cone that reached the
zonrl. .ludgu- Henry atmldnrri. of Non
Flown, rounnol tor the ilnmuonn voh
ItInnlIerII lil'i up the plea oi‘ qulIIIllI-
Iiun und IIII tin- mother wnn II tilllljt‘t‘i
0t unfunny tho court but no illl‘itltili‘v
thin. {The court inter ruled that It bud
the power it) Iuodll'y tin) or its IIIIII

 

lhdoro. of New Ytll'it. 'l‘lirre wore II.
number In" Intent [ruin Greenwich.
I “Moron ‘i'mulcn
The non yIIntIgri y brought out
wine oi the illi‘ili l int ltiIl up to “it
divorce Mr MIirrill We on tho Mnhd
ideal. of the tiny iln muum IMI‘ he
’dld Idup IIIII wire on novoml nonunion
but never incite-d or or annulled hcr
national). and the ills of llll or were
IIIIIIia III romp honour on “M“ Dlirl
Win the without our tasteful not to
Ihontlon. A3 remain to his muons (III
ahhporilnx iiiH children, he IIIIIII Iluu
"We won earning money in the real II:
Into" hIIKIneIIII IIwIIoII broom) In Now
Work that iron bI‘lh iutt lilIh ll.“ Illil ll
”or The prnpb iiii‘nnie to him by
ill mm hiII .mthr tin until that hRI
ilo Inhorilrn thollo. but the arm
“ruminant; II ill‘t that IIIII toot nun
'ho lost ntloui '4 £000 In findehlntiulu‘
not whim iii! “worm rur llili I.IIIIIIII
IIIIII no to this time'he martini! IIII only
received III II III-Inc. lie odlnltt'ud tlI'nt
’he raineiwl Into “@Rm" at U. it now
nret‘moo mIn ”or. .on Whldh

 

 

I throng-t? Agéats. .
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“In minnow.

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I HIIrlIIIII river to WhibI Honor IiIIIl to

 

FOR SALE BY

Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.

 

' or his home. no he denlred to keep his

wife in the name circumutunces no he
turn her marriage.
Read Letters irom Baroness.

lie toutitied. however, that at the
time of tlu- nepurutlon he made good
the nmonnt by giving hln wll‘e Home
stock, together with horses and cor-
rlageu, und Htllllt‘ jewelry. The witness
Whit nukcd III rend a number of letters
written by Mrs. Merrill after her upp-
urutiou, and which were nddreusud to
the mother of the without-I or to one or
his nintcru. 'l‘hc lottoiu showIId IlInt
there was no animosity between the
II'IIIIIIIII folk, and tin“ their relations
Wurc Irordinl. ’l‘husII iIItlIIrn nlopped
IIII tlIII III-II of Mrn. Morriii‘u marriage
to thII (iIIrIIInII lIIIrmI. They were gun-
IIr:Illy titled with nunoiutlonu or inter
lineutlons hy the witness. which, he
fluid. were IIIIIIlII for thc guidance hi
hi.“ cullnnet

lir, IIrIIIIInd A. “wider, or III blunt
Tuih ntrIIIIt, New York. tuntilied to the
I‘VIIIIIplIII‘y character of Mr. Mort-iii. :III
:I IIIIIII In hun- charge of children, and
that he never heard anything about
his drinking. The mother of Mr. Mor-
rill wua I'IIry worm in her praise ol‘
hI-r IIIIII'II character. ller testimony
when to the cn’ch‘tlnIt she was II wom-
an of menus herself. and that it norm-I»
Iznry she would contributeI to the NIIII
port and proper education or the mo
boys in Germany. (‘lnrence a, Dilll‘
nlnx. a Ironwurnr of II unringn bank in
Now York city. uud II rclattvc. and
ilIInry ll. Morrill, a brother, nil lt‘tfill
lied to IhI- good I'huruclor of MI". Mor
rill, but IiIuI hc wus retiring in dis~
position.

'l‘lII- czIIIII win". continued ii)lill_\'

"an... m... .w- ...

Childron Cry
Hill PLETOIIER’S
CASTO R I A

illllllilillii i’lliliii

 

Sum-II Scntuorn l-‘ruuk it. lIrIInIlI-IzIIII,
of Connecticut and Frank 1‘. Flint, III"
(‘ulltornlir nud chrI-sc-utmlw .l. N
Longhorn, of Indizmn, IIIIIIIIhIIrII or the
joint I‘ongrcuslonul cIInIIuiIII-I» (hut
went to i’lillllllill to inspect the wool.
lllth' rIItIIl’lIed on tho ('uhm, of the Pnnt
unto Rnilroud Stcumuhip I‘ompnny
line. 3,

SIIIIIIIIII llIIIndIgIIII sold the Work
IIIIII pIogIcsulng button than he had
IIIpIIcIIIIl und no [iii no he “Ml nine to
judgc only IIIIIinII IIIIIld ll" givcu to
illom‘ in IlIIIIIzII. 'l‘hc nunltury condi-
tion was lumrorcd II'ondIIrfuIl) Mou-
IIIIIIIIII Ivor-I ilt‘t‘llilli‘ll on unknown
punt

"Why.“ he continued, "you run all
on ll huIIIl Vt‘l'iifltill IuIdIIr (lit electric
light in thc runul IIIIIIII unIl drink your
li‘i'tl drinks without III-lug bothcrcd h_\'
IIIoIIIIIIitIIn or utluIr bugs.”

Aukrd ll he know about lili‘ increun
0d cord of the count iiii‘ llxurv now
being plucI-d ut 8176 201. tiliii' he sold lir,
lIIIIl known oi the inc Irnncd figure» tor
uonu- tinn-

'MIIIII. IhtIugIIII burr been made"
ho IIIIiIl In I-IIplIIIIIItiIIII. "'i‘hI- ennui in
till Ilghl Evcly uhutuclc hnu born

III'IIII‘IIIIIIII und the cnn'ni will be llIIlIIh -

I‘ll bolero the date IIIII "
Ruhr-rt l)0ii' and Ira R. Brown who
Iepmnuutud tho unlit-II stntou govern-
ment III thI- AIIII-ricuu Exposition lit
Quito, Ecuador, worn him In: hound

M r. lhIlII IIIIIII.

 

—.~m

RUDHING WORK ON ELEOTHiC
I ROADI

Eight IItuIIm uhovélu hard I work and
InnuIncrItlIII gangs of in (II'N'M gow-
ample evidence 0! the vigor with
which [lie new New York wound».
& Mouton rollrond ht luring built to on
inspection pom- youtnhlhy The new
Railroad nyothn which l0 lit‘llimlt‘li to
run high speed electric trains drum the

Port Chester by Why hi“ lhe‘ final
Bronx, Mount Vernon Mill New Bea
cholio tour the country midway bu

York Control and the New YI‘IrlI Noiv
Haven 07 Hartford railroads. It will
connect with the Second and *l‘hird
uvonnn elevated mods at Port MorI‘li
and run II tour track loo North

whom to White Plains on trio in
Port color. The tour mt IIII drontit
phonon close to mom nurlt

through the old Motrin no“ drool!

trndli.

’I‘IIIII southern 0nd or the new
show greater octtrlty do the
the con‘lltt‘titltlolt I‘ompm'ly'. ‘W I‘lt lIItI
boon exit; nod IIII for IIII Rochelle norlt
and the
tin- before ciimItrI‘Icilou 0n thiIIWidto
Plain: hr Itchh lit underutiitni.’ -. ,

It in II II III II l‘OIltl l be In opera-

 

Inn, “III -' I‘IRIII

 

do about tw‘o all I,“ {If “limit
\ii pnmuo Into on;

, l . ,
xnw roux. Nov, 24.~~—IIIIIIII.I,

 

he D M, Read C0,.

W. #64 I857-

 

 

CIIIIII Clib‘inets

Among tiIc Dining Room iI‘urnI urc anti i’ilmt‘llts Illifi
wcch thcrc is a group of (‘hinn Cabinet; of (joidcu Oak. lilt‘
leII-s of which use cxtrcmclv ion and within reach of HIV
modest porno. in n few words we “lSil to IIIIIplIIIIIizc tin-
gnod quality of thc wood and the Icliahlc workxnauship.

At $14-75
t'alIlIII-t of Int-Ilium size, glass rods. and corvcd (‘lilW feet.
At $17.50

A Special. twu (it-signs, with ilt‘lli glass rods, and carv-
IId claw feet.

5

At $20.00
The sonic III-sign as one III $17.50. but larger size, and
lhc top section has :I mirror back.
At $24.00 and $25.00

lI‘iIIc cxnmplcs oi UIIiIlI-u (ink, with mirror backs in
top scI‘tiIIIIs .

At $26.50

VIII)" thnIlsoIIIc ('nbinct with scrpcnlinc- front and
rods. I‘lIIII" ict‘i.
at $24.75
Corner Cabinets oi graceful IIIIIIlcl, handsomely finished.
’
At $35.00.

Special Comer Cabinet, :Ill mirror hack and bottom,
and glass slit-inns.
Fourth iloor, (Carpet Storc clcvator.

Ardahan Rugs

Two Sizes at Generous Reductions.

Dimensions 4.6 x 6.6. II suiIleIlc sizc for cutraucr halls
and small rooms, north at regular price $0.50. for $7.00.
A good assortment of patterns.

Dimensions 9 x m.

The large Ardahans in Oriental designs, several pat-
tcrus that il.'I\‘t‘ hccn Ilroppcd. and this is a rare chance, one
that cannot be oli'crcd again. $35.00 I'uluc for $27.50. ‘

in I‘I‘Innoction with this sale are some Runners which
iiil\'t' lIchI made up in the Innnuinctory. and these measure
our and a half yards With“, and from I) to 14 feet in length.
VI-ry adaptable for halls and pussngc ways. They are $3.00
a yard.

Carpet Store. first floor.

 

Remember there is a Sale of Silverwarefimives, Forks.
Spoons. (Ind other lint warc.1 until llnIuiIsgIIIng

Sets of six. Knives or Forks. 380.

 

 
 

Cold fl Weather In...
UNDER Wot

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'liII- IIIIpoIIltion With It dismal millirII‘I

tween the premnt systems (it the New 7

Follow, where it hrhhchon tvlo lrnt‘lirl ,

I‘IIILDREI"S V :a'rs MID PANTS at. ..................... .250
Alto IthtIII-IGrodeII.
LADIES' vzsrs AND IIAN'rs In ...... 250
Alan “1500. 750 and $1.00. ‘
MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS at. I500

Alon at. 75c and $1. 00.

bother" and (lipidren s Gloves and Mittens

Kil) GLOVEB 31.“.00

1!I‘QCoII'Q.IIQADCIlIOIOIUII'IIIIIO I.

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Comiomlhles. Si 00 to $3.90

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