, ‘, V; . ‘ i v n H M, R.‘ I inl.‘
. ._ nodal-woo. canon his, so one
- , labs law‘ which would puma ,
tsrewiththc Americaniuiaers whcire'
, the gold out of her soil it she
', {chose to out it- lu force. . She has not
.dcneea She has also the'rigbttoe
. royalty on the gold taken by slices from
hereinlandspentsimostaltcgether out
sideoanuads. Attheeaitietinieneur-
. ly‘ailihe miners on the Klondike are
u citiesn’sdf we Unitedgiates.
Onassis wishes to lead her" miners
‘ that go to the Klondike. with their sup
plies, pt Dyan, on our Alaskan coast.
They could make time by shipping
from Victoria. B. 0.. sud'steaniing dil
wroot toDyea and there unloading poosens
gore and supplies. erasing the Alaskan
strip. and. again entering British terri-
tory, pursue their way northward
through Chilkcct peas. Thecanailten
comment-mm. asked 11
- Statea'go gs a mellow.
(tome urinate 'r travel“ ori’ thorn:
bullion Mainframe Victoria toDyeu
direct and no to. goodsrcarried. so can
Wises to be fairio
’ mun. with sum;
lcliowed probably by
. _ . timbre to bearer-
] " ghy local rein on the
g . thrice-sorrow.
‘ l annual Lowtide
, met me
which the temperature
W during the three
. hill heat adspwd tothe
.WW ; 89 ll Willgrow
"if; R , .ca'veragetemper-
i‘. lint the product is not
I! in the colder states.
ten in southwestern
it all the state of New
45; region of the great
. ‘ pastel Minnesota
3. i3- ‘l’hca the temperature
. flattens-r beet
m in a“ southwesterly
Md! South Dakota. west-
. y Hm Colorado. all of
" . W the ntnthwcat cor-
» it'll-thirteen the north-
I'm Produce abundantly.
, , ideality us far north
: and in all the Pacific
' 7.. , in southcru Oregon
fiapcd strip running
.3 ._ west of Nevada south-
“ immune. thediagonal
no freight ship has beeii
“ t Brit in. She took her
to” iy from Liverpool to
-5” New York she will
l, " loading for New Zealand
: _',;wlilisake regular tripe
M "to the Australian col-
flmdiil This: The new
_f_ fand'rnn byBritisbsub-
gill take this eteamer'e
' Mensa veeuls and pat
' gill their hritish pockets
What and see the
away from seamen who
of this country.
, 7 or the neuron nu-
, "triad have the Queen."
new sang. ll‘vcu Englishmen
skipitaud passwtothe
the omitted second steals the
g the pious wish that the
' {Spill atelier the queen's sue.
mull. Then bottle
(V.
. sue-ice. “confound their
, , their kaavieh tricks,
kapee we lie. (toil save as
. as M We all need
. .
‘ Minamthriteiu
m 'lhellnglieb
with the editor at
heat killed
‘ officers areregularly stationed.
“ lilies. still in reference "WI
there might be no violationof the Unit:
edstatcs tariii'LIew. Juneau, where'th’e
sté‘omers’ususlly landed. is- an Amerii
can‘port of 'entry where our custom
‘. The United States government cour-
icouely responded to thin reaoonable re-
quest: by making Dyes itself a port
of entry and placing ofllcials there to
’ examine the goods conveyed by the Cs~
nadian miners. Thcreupon. buwcver.
stone of our own Pacific coast carrying
companies complained bitterly because
the favor was granted to the Canadians.
claiming that this would divert trade
from themealefi. Considering thatefisy
American vessel bound for Alaska has
now ofered to it at least four times the
load it can carry, considering also how
courteous Canada has been to our miners
upon her territory. at least up to this
time. the Pacific shipping people show
themselves dogs in the manger.
Metucheu. N. J., is noted for the
number 0! intellectual people living
there. That. hoWever. did not prevent
its becmning the prey of burglars and
midnight robbers Night after night
the thieves visited citisens' houses and
plundered them till a veri‘table reign of
terrcrbogan. Nobody knew when his
turn would come. Watchdog burglar
alarine. pistols and clubs were kept
handy and doors and windows were
triple barred. Few remained out into at
night airless they had urgent business.
Still the robberies continued. Detectives
took the ease up and cracked ‘ their
brains over it in despair. They could
find out nothing. Among the intellec-
tual inhabitants of lietuchea there was
one who did not seem to be inflected by
the genéal panic. She was a girl law»
yer. lies hiary Board. She seemed to
have business at night in various parts
cfth'etcwa. .flkawendered Miler-id
thither snlaaoid not a word tespyhcdy
concerning fiberglass. in truth she
appeared not he k_sow there were
burglars in letucken. But one morn-
ing hlisa Board stepped into the county
prosecutor‘eodice and laid hetero him
some facts which reunited what the
young woman had been about for twu
weeks. she had been quietly doing de-
tective work on her own account and
had tracked the thieves and discovered
them beyond doubt. Acting on the in-
formation she gave them. the authorlv
ties arrested the guilty men. it will
now be some time before they steal any-
thing again. >
Views of the landou Cliche: “Should
it be our misfortune to engage in a
quarrel wiflnkia heycatltheasawo
ennui seise ,, landlady." Just
so. And * thallnlteti states so-
ihe alert at the iii»
waiisue it w ihaieither Ger.
many. Japan or England will glee the
islands very soon. it is this fact that
makes their ennesatioa by the United
titstes necessary. Oorlutereste in the
Pacific are now so important that we
must protect them. Hawaii will hes
headquarters forcin- war vessels. and
merchant vessels as well.
'l‘he hilictaiucsauiic of the biting
mwhhhisths tenants furnished
with sevea sharp latices. These the
title herviciiuueyrsads their
opined weigglee that stand. ‘l‘hls
istrihleeieeturs haslihewiseaeectics
with which the draws blood
the armistice eke hastened
hinwithheeesveashaeeleaees
so lesion irate have as elevated
stresleallun 'l‘keiaoilvepcwerwlil
be electricity. house’s elevated care
villain “the its lighted. overlies-
wise. with m Mus. released
re. tance..." in ibsvery
W'Wufl mm
:1 5 7|. I. my“,
mlathhdshamtse.
huvwsiparkayrhichweesisidcnt by
theeariy Wheelbarrow peeks
heevyironrsilia‘ashave-sspsrstsdtbeni
humiliation-.1?“ many years the
mmuvchseninthehshitof
hitching thelrhcrees to these millage
whontheydrcveiahiiown to trade or
eelitheirpruducle.sndfreqaeutiy from
twentytotcrtyhcrsesbavebeeu stand.
lugabouttheseparks all day. It be-
cameanuieeucetotbestcrokeepers and
peopleliving heartbeeepsrks. Fre’
quently snort; havebeea made by tb
city authorities to take the fences awa .
buteome merchant who asserted t a
great deal oitrsde came to town by
son of the farmers being. allowed
their horses to the rails in
gettingauiujunctioumbeuo‘vert city
authorities began to take therailsd n.
Alexander Wood. who owns much
realeatatein the neighborhood of Cen-
tral “’Pork, sent a petition tctha State
. ' “or Bealth.asking that the atria
authcrldts sctin, the matter. but that
body-would not act. Houday ,nigbt.
however, the Republican members of
the Commas, Council. who were in a
majoritymm a resolution that the-
i’enoeabe removed, and when the busi-
uesspecpls came dhwn to their stores
‘ sud emcee yesterday morning they
found that a large gang of menhsd get
ten the traces nearly‘ali down, having
begun work at ll o‘clock in the morning.
Thou Lawyer sures ll. Olmstead, a
Democrat. ed a delegation who
aroused from his sleep young Mayor
Bibsnuau to take action- _
The mayor, who had vetoed the resol-
ution, told the workmen to stop, but
they refused toohey' him. Then he or-
dered the police to arrest them. Be-
presentative ltowell gave bail for the
men. and as soon so Prosecuting At~
Gurney Carter arrived at his other: be
discharged the men, saying that they
could not be held, as an injunction was
thoproprr remedy. Then the men went
back to work. As the courts were al
closed no injunction could boat-cured
Before one can be obtained the fences
will be all down.
‘ Who Was the Pioneer!
' One of~tbe questions of greatest in-
terest to operators who have been enjoy-
ing some of the improved features of
consis'uotiou that the principal writing
machines have adopted within the last
two years is. Who was the pioneer? A
perusal of the records of the patent of-
fices of the principal countries of the
world shows that the Bullock tiret cou-
oeivcd and put into practical use most of
theseimproved features. The inventor
recognised the desirability of visible
writing. and so constructed his machine
thatall work was in view 01,810 outra-
tor. a feature which only one or two sub.
sequent inventors have been ingenious .
enough to impure" in their uracliiucez‘
butnot content with originating icuo
torus that have been copied to a greater
ulcesexiout by most of the principal
machines today. the inventor went
much further, and has made it possible
tcueea machine almost wholly auto
rustic and one specially adapted to claw
es otaccouuting work that have not
been attempted on writing machines
heretofore. because no time could be
saved in delete them. The Bereliock's
automatic accounting attachment has
filed the latenel an attention oi el-
every operatcr w has examined
it. and its useie being widely extended.
WIT.
Harry Dickinson spent Sunday with
relatives in Straitord.
“in lily. of Columbia. Penn. is a
Mat the residence at William ll.
Beer.
Ire. if. it. Bubltell is visiting her pa»
rents in Newtown.
III. William 0. Nichols. of New
York. is visiting Ire. Morris White. of
liarr avenue.
The lines levy and Delis Gregory.
ctDsnhury.arevieiliug Ire. Dells l’,
lorshcase. ct Wrisht strict.
hisehsttie listened! New Haven.
issgsestother sister. Ire. Loren 'l‘.
90!. ct its” street. ‘
Ilse Florence notional Iii-tom.
is visiting Ire. ana- it. ilberwinc. of
We street. .
Oraubnryllasdsy school is picnlcklng
st Oederlelel‘tii. allay. Aspeiack hedge.
,ilniahieof Pythlas. will hold a clean
take there. tomorrow night. and the
church May school
will heldlwytssiwu the seconds Iri-
dey. he W at the island this
waters“ teas walkins. tumbling.
sis. hast uiehts memes given by
sheets sail mandolin club. of New
York.
luv. .1. A.Desslaioa. rectorctAeoes-
sisushareh.wet.lo. l..ohlulsted
unused-loans tithe llcly Trio»
it. has“. .
rmfleNdfitm 'hld‘
"mean f it
Our Prices!
We
. Because our clock
is, all, new and
bought from manu- U
lecturers at
Panic Pricey.
F0
' Sign oi. the Silver Padlock.
And the Number in no
noon +
POINTl ,
leaning &
Oricn’s'
South American
APOLLO
CIRCUS!
Will open for a shill-t mason lathe
‘ AUDITORIUI
At ltctou i’oiut.
Trained dogs. poni aerial artist. acro'
bats, and the es cheated clown,
Soto Duoronl
Performance every after u at 2.3"; eve
, sings at it. .
ADM ISSIDN It) C ENTS.
2' .
Do You Keep
LUSTRIIIE?
9’
NO. WI SELL I‘l'l
‘ This remark was overheard at a
leading groccr's. Housekecpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRINI
is the best article on earth for house-
cloaniug. if you have, never used
it, try a we cake; all grocers sell it.
, Cycle and Hard-
. were do.
tee Issblnston Street.
Tax Collector’s
, NOIIGE!
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay taxes to untowu of Not-walk
in the County of Fairdehl and State at
Connecticut. on thaasseesmsnt list of livid.
that I will meet them to receive said laser-
at. the following times soil places. to wit:
At the store oi W. 8. ”soloist. that
Norwalk down town. on hloiiday. Aug-
uat :iUth. tam. from in o‘clock forsnoon
until teen o‘clock afternoon.
At the store of .l. (3. Bundle! at Wlunlv
peak. on the afternoon of Monday. Aug-
ust both. use. from it o'clock until 4.!!!
o’clock.
At, the store of Alphonso Dibble. at
death Five Mile River. on the evening of
Monday. August 30th. hill. from 7 o'clock
until Mil o'clock. ‘
‘tTj'At the office of the collector. “corn No-
i‘. Masonic building. in the (lily of Her
walk. in said town of Not-walk. on Tues»
day. August ill, be", from it o’clock fore
noon until Ilo'chark eiternonn and from 7
until it o’clock in the evening.
hie. litephen Gemstock. ct Uomstook
ileum. Norwalkmnd Mr. J. It. Layton. at
hle oilhm. itsilmd place. tloulh Norwalk.
are authorised wisest" tease for rue.
no all taxes which shall remain unpaid
alter the let day at Dumber. lim
interest at the rate of NINE l'lilt URN
will he clisraed from the diet day at Aiitt~
not. ten. until the same shall be mid.
oaoaoa ll. 81'. Juli". lollastov.
In and for said Town of Norwslk. on the
”at at llflfl. ‘
Dated at Noewalk, than. August ,1.
lit". at.”
i . _.“-”I
READ. . . .
VIII
maritime-m aw, \
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What Wehre Doingin August.
August is generally very dull. We have. to sell goods cheapcrin August than any '
month of the year. We ‘inalrc drives in every department. Soul e goods
we sell at cosr; others at‘ half price. We, in fact make prices so low that: it is
to our customere’ advaniagc to buy, even if they do not want the goods until
lull. Read this partial list. ' ' ‘
water hugs. boflelétéggs. ants. etc , 15c. -
Ready Made Suits.
All children's suits at half price.
Apron gingham. lo.
100 striped outing flannel, lilac.
tic'white domct flannel, 8c.
in full bleached muslin. 5c.
llali bleached damask. 220.
5c halt bleached damask. 32c.
690 full bleached damask. 50o.
itigc lawns. tinge. ~
25c Lappet mills l2h'c.
25c Scotch gingh’arua,J logo.
980 beautiful blankets, 69c.
iii-«l summorhlankets, the.
0 coffee cups and saucers. :lilc.
Wu“... “w“... M.
trout everywhere!
water. Ballast ginger ale.
"0.00 mixed and serge suite,'fl.00.
We have about ten crash suits we will sell at hall price.
Domestic Goods.
7c brown shooting in remnants, 5c.
Linens.
Wash Goods.
Summer: Blankets.
Kitchen Department.
Iron stone china tuneup and saucer. 50.
Adjustable window screens, 30 in. high. 25c.
Jelly tumblers with tin covers. 2c.
Eight sheets poism tly paper. to.
2.30 loittle llugeact. euro death tobed bugs. roaches,
T Purveyor of Foodand
Nowadays nothing is too good,seeiuiugly, (or the table. Good food produces good edema in health and
vitality.;‘l'he good housekeeper is always on the lookout for new dishes. They are welcome as a spur to the
jaded appetite and undirect means tchealih and strengthgio our store wellrnvo gatherediroiu everywhere
the iruiie,the spices,ihe sugar, the cereals and delicacies of all sorts; probably we have in stock many things
of which you never even heard. so swift are the advances in modern iced production. You will find, it you
do not already know, that in quality our goods are always of the very highest. We have the best to eat
. .. ' everybody sells at
Lawn ell. .
- s'r HALF PRICE. Pint 13$ ammonie' . 4c ‘
090.00 whi suits. 810.00 l’sraiiino wax candles, to.
sec 00 E rne suits braided. clone. 14 at- club pens. 100- »
atom Cheviot suits. so 00. a
814.96 covert suite. $7.50. N othns a
title silk belt lined with leather. with hag. 890.
50 doz. leather belts. 25c.
Drcxo steel, he set.
White India Linens.
‘ A'l' HALF PRICE.
lilo quality, 10c.
25c quality, 1234c.
396 quality, 190.
H osiory.
lit.
Our hosiery department is our banner departme
Our 390 last black. velvet .tluished hose is the same
Unreocrsstblackboeeis the best one made forties
25cmiredboscwewillsett weekatiitlfic.
Shirts.
75c fancy laundered. boo.
fl .50 Manhattan shirt.the balance we will close, 31.13
Writing Paper.
24 sheets and envelopes. 15c.
Brown’s talcum powder. the.
7 packages toilet paper, 250. .
Dress Goods.
the bicycle suiting, tic.
The 52 in. wide black serge, 500.
We have the largest variety of shirt waists and crash skirts, 98c.
o»_
The "email Berton \Store,vcori. Main
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. . . . Regular. .
and Wall'Sis.
TELEPHONE CALL, 584.
Dunk!
Lunch chicken, turkey. hem and tongue, genie peter. We have the finest products of the market gard-
ccr every morning. Elegant coders. Fancy gilt edge creamery butter, 5 pouade tor .l. Fresh country
eggs. The delicious Ferris hams, boneless bacon. smoked heel and tongues. Celebrated Northdeld
creamery butter, 15c pound. Fancy head rice. i'riiit syrups. Guara jelly. Apolliuaris and Poland
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
es 1[est Ieehlsgtee West. heath Ierwetk. 0t.
Special Sale, Saturday, August Iii
Sager Cured Shoulders, per pound, . . t .
Sugar Cured Boneless Bacon, per pound, . . .
Sugar Cured Home, per pound, ' ' '
71-2cie
‘ 9cts
" 11 ole
e e e
IOTE.---These Prices llelii head for Saturday, August It. Only!
w ”N'YGRW
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Norwalk Chronicler