‘ y‘ '11 their dis—
te‘r 1n differ. '
.1119 Wall Street,
Horwnlk.
his and chimneys,
' ' S and burnerS,
' ‘ 1111115, are pro~
~l' er, and each is
cals ago Nicholas
, 11011 $100,000 10 tile
rlcalls to establish a
phan children of
ago. By litigation
_ as reduced to about
W to bequest, but by
' tim'cnt the fund had
.000 in 186.14, when it
'to build the asylum:
Ebct'wecn a swamp
Wy was accepted and
"as erected lint the
y would not occupy
ore afrztid of thc
with 113115011, for the
time use of thc build
of of leiuge for
abandoned because
vé mortality. Now
' been drained, the
to be devoted to
"rehcli orphans in
,Wl‘iilrbau electric rail—
Sin wasxopencd for
1211' it connects Lodz.
and, with the ncigh»
The 1110.11.10...
S were used. ,It
Wy a company of Polish
.-
I twenty years,
he road and all equip—
‘1: the property of
t the expiration
11’ years
cl W11gcs are 111
ps to be 1.1.111
_ 5 part of Eng.—
ltlsicnsm 1111.1 (mom
(‘1 d to" cut"
ucli ships
Cause the new
iorcg'.thic_ high
‘ to be low
111,411dso
lug ship £01
bc slid over
. n
th ,l‘_‘ll(lvt..l‘tl‘iilig
dc is not an
‘l believe," he
W those who do ihc
at ouch. times
, argumcnt if
to draw trluic, why
hcn you need
talking about furs.
Rottlcd'as they will bu next December.
and thorc are lnrlny ndvuntugcn in hav-
ing cnc‘u work done now, beside unv-
ing 11 first choicc of the new furs.
"olnt
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WHAT WOMEN ARE [’0le
The rovers 11.1.1 collars of fur Rar-
Eucnts lit-c as lost your of contracting
111's.
The fronts of some now silk waists
arc slashed to rcvmfl white silk under-
nenthwor color if‘1-prefcrred.
it is predicted that silvcr ‘will he
very popular for umbrella handles
next season. indeed that it will loud.
“W
Of all the protiy hundkcrchlcln that
are placed on sale from “1110' to time.
ihero 111-11 reully nonc nontor than tho
vcly shoal; linen ones with hclnstltch
all 0111111 and tiny initial in the corner.
All the fashion journals now 1110
The styles are 1111
More and more of tho waists button
ed at the buck uppcnr as the. scallop lid
vnnces.
in fquor.
Apparently they are growing
still I think 11 good many
wear them just to have on uomcthing
different and new. This is the season
you know, when we are restless and
really to wear or tr any sort of new
garment.
Thu now silk pottlconts that are. be.-
iug prepared for the full trade. are ox.
«plisitc—vthut is. homo of them are.
begin with they 11111 of most dcllcutc
hue. and‘ then]. clubomtcly trimmed
1‘0
with laco',’1ibb‘3u umud chiffon Tim
latter takes f1 0111 their sol‘viceublonoss,
but then they are not being made alto-
author for service. “
An innovation ill tho colt. puii'cll
sleeve with up over slcovc oi heavier
mutcrinl is where the back of the over
sleeve is slashed or cut away altogeth-
cr. inventing the thin. full slclsvo 111-
most to the shoulder N111 row velvet
ribbon laces these slashed ports toge-
ther. confining the fullness underneath
co the outline of the arm is much the
home as in the ordinary sle'cvc with 11
manufacturers. .j‘lmilk‘ uufl’ ut the wrist.
1
————--
.. Now full designs in corsctu allow
'ong; fronts and low busts 111. ct pros-
out” It isn't neconsnry for n. woman
to wear out three 111 four of thuuo gnr
inonts to boom if thcy are intendcd
Wtor (11111 of her form. if utter she has
lGOn titted lit the suicsroomu by tile
nxpelt of the department she finds that
the upper ends of the front stools r0113
hd feel uncomfortable. 5110511111130 tiling}
Wear the garment. (M1161. it 111mm»
throw it away, do anything miller thltn
wonr uncomfortable garments for the
silk" of bclng in (bullion; life is too
olt.
REViSlON OF THE. BWIRLE.
completed 11 loviulbn or marginal rend
lugs of the bible and
of the church at Sun Frunclt‘aco in 00
lobor
.M
PROF. MULLER'B 11...... 301.0.
ihc late Professor Max Mullor, coul-
pound of 13,000 voiumcs. lino boon pur-
chuscd by Buron lwncnifl, for proton-
tntion Win the University of: Toklo.
NW.-. . w M“... W».— m”...
FARM RESOURCES lN CONN.
Wm
Summary ofjcondltlona in New Hand
book of Agriculture.
'1‘. 9. Gold. of West Cornwall. the
retiring secretary of the state board
of ngllcultuie. has just plopmed u
handsomely illustrated handbook of
Connecticut agriculture. The
comprising 100 pages and minted on.
the press of the Case Lockwood
Brninurll Coo of Hartford, in issued up
1101' the auspices of the board of am
culturc. It is a succinct oncycirmcdln
of the agricultural conditions ill (311113
norticut. it contains 11 inrgc number
of iiiustrutiouu, chicily of natural ut-.
fractions and of live stock.
Secretory Gold in his preliminary
summary of the agricultural rusourcus;
1nd possibilitleoof the stain works in
1 good word for thcmuoh abused cli-
mate of Connecticut. ‘Though sonic-
hody is always complaining of tho wca~
their,“ ho Rhys, “where will you find
'1 more vur 111 and healthful cilmutc
than in (30111 .cticut? Sheltered from
the. blasts of Atlantic by Long island
. value of pronarty and lb
isles.
. the tobacco business in Connecticut.
, He shows that tobacco was grown in
1 experiments now in 1111181 8118.
book, i
8“ l Waterbury.
ill
a 1.111.; ,
shows that foW‘rW 1111111 0
‘ Pratt, of 11.111111 11111ch collect
cut florlculturo, 11nd tinctures that the ,
past 10 years 1111.11 wither ed 11' wonder-
t‘ul advance in thc 111111111 art in Corr
nautical. .
advance, 1111 he thinkwia tbs increased
pint-a atlrac
tire appeal-anon of Various continual
The. teed growing businens of
st) Woodrulf it 8011, of crunch, is
described.
Professor quklns .111“... agricultural
experiment diction 51111111 11... history of
this state an early 1111 1040 and that by
1810 it 111111 bucorne 11 regular farm crop
in the Connecticut valley. At prcucut
111016 than 8000 acres are planted to
‘ tobacco in the state and over 2 .000 .000
pounds of cured lent are raised annual-
ly. meeauar Jenkins alludes to the
, The cheep business is summarized
by R. S. Hinmnn. of Stevenson He '
polntc out that Conccticut is admirably
ladapted to sheep culture and be pro-
dlcta n dovulopmunt of the industry.
A brief description of forestry in Can-
rncctlout is interesting,
Some information is given about
public pnrkn. It is stated that Bridge
poll has 291 acres of parks. Huddltm;
4 acres;iin1tf111d 1,304 acme; Meri-
den, 806 acres; New 1111111111. 101 acres;
New Haven. 910 ncrctt; N w London.
14 acres; Norwich lIlncro Redding,
(Putnam memorial purkl 40 ncrcs;
43 acres; Willimuntic,
heron. Thin makes 11 total of 3,433
acres for the stoic.
The handbook is probubly the most
interesting publication cvur 133111111 by W WW
the board of agriculture.
mm
’COURT PROTECTB THE‘INDIANS.
PHOENIX, Arlz’. .. July 20~~~The Unit
111i States llisir ict Court took nominal;
stops to relieve tbc condition of tho
suffering Pinto and Mailconu indinnn
whcn it grnntud an injunction rostmin-
iug tho count owners above the indium
reservation from taking wutor from
the river and thus depriving the in-
dinns ’of their wutor supply. The no. '
, fitting end!
The twofold (feet 01111111 1.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker. ‘
All rim-clan Ital-es sell the Ozona
South liorulk TlllillCll.
South Norwalk, Conn. .,
June 28,1901.
The trustees have ordered that
the interest tobc credited to the
depositors 111 the Savings Depart—
111ent,]uly lst., 1901, shall be at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per
CHARLES 15.510111“,
fifty Cents, is about the way prices are marked for tomorrow .i'
If you lla’be any money to spare think you ll fdldgaad,
returns for it at this sale.
Ladics’ 75c. White Waists, made with Hamburg insertin‘go. W
Ladics’ 50c. Muslin Gowns, trimmings of fine tucking and 111+.
We sold over 50 dozen within a week.
981:. Colored Shirt Waists, big assortment of styles,
All our fine White Waists, regular prices $2.98, $3. 50. $3. 98,
Dotted Lawn and Percale Shirt Waist Suits, were $2 50 and
Baldness hourm'é 1;. 12.11. 111., and i
to 3 p. m., and also 6 to 8 p. 111., Satur-
Fine Quality, All Linen Skirts, a great variety of styles, all new
Oday ave/1mm.
this season, regular prices $3. 50, $3. 75 and $3. 98, choice of
Ladies’ Summer Skirts; light and dark eifects, fine lawn
and mercerized goods, 1n foulard silk designs, three ruffles... 1..
WWW graduated on bottom, a Very dréssy skirt, ‘
6.6”.OOONMOOOOMW
" About a dozen Childrens’ White Dresses, all new styles, sizes ?
4 to 14 years, at one-third less than regular prices,
Ladies Blue and Black Brilliantine Bathing Suits, fine material.
trimmed with white braid, finished with sailor collar and1
{outdo-hand tie, regular price $3.50, this week,
JULY
pest, which does not. roach your Aron-
SARATOGA, N. Y., July 211.411...
commission of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in session hole this
will present
their lopmt to tho tricnnlnl convention
OXii‘ORll, July 20:44PM library of
lion is of lunch importance, in that it
will give the lndiuns wntor enough to
prevent a recurrence of tho fcmluo
among
and (‘npo (‘11d by the mountain forests
of V91 mont and tho Adrionduckn from
the Arctic wnvus while We loccivc
hit the tonic we run boar, wc shuro
liSO in tho kindly lnliuencv of tlic gulf
dream and the zopllyru that uu'oop
with more or loss powol' through the
pinch of tho south. it 11111; wants wind
go to our hilltops; if nllcltcr. sock
some nook protected by the forcsi-cov
cred hilln and n grove of white pinch;
til.- aloha will booths whilc the roar of
the storm on tho hills marks the lump
which caused much disaster
them last year.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
lil'l‘l NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
diuu rctrcut. One of our mountain
brooks with tin gentle murmur com- “MW”
nlctcs tho scene. and it needs no land Capital. $190 000: 00
11111110 gnrdcncr to lmprcvc upon nn- surplus. $100,000.00
lure."
Dr. E, if. Jenkins. director, describes othOl'PI’Ofl“. 325.000.00
the work of the Connecticut agricultur-
al experiment station at New Haven.
The work. scope and history of the 1.0"" "' mnls' President.
l‘onnecticul Agricultural college at JAODB ".1Aflflfl',casl|ler,
Sim rat is detailed. WM...»
Prof. C. S Phelps of the agricultulal DIRECTORS:
toilcgo contributes on intcluidinz 111 ti
old on the cattle industly of (‘ouncr ti John H. Ferric
out llu points out that the blend of John H. Knapp
cuttlc which has given Connccilcnttnor l John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
greatest fume. in the. turkey 11111 at
many of the best holds in tho country “3““ R' M'WI" Samuel Grumman
trace buck to animals of Connecticut's J- Wallace MINI".
curly importation. "The name which
stnnds foremost among the clutter i111-
portors of Jclsoy cuttlo. he cuyu,“i11'
that of John A Taintor of Hartford, l
who begun his importatidha in lilhl.’I
Dlirlug the next iii years such 1111mm:
us Colt. Bench and Robbins may 11cW
named in connection with the importa- Whon it can be done ut 1111 small 11
tion of famous Jolsoys. Ho ways that cost why not protect yourself? Fol
Connecticut is pre- cmlnc‘ntly u (intryismo Jill" can 1mm", Your Furniture
state and that more ““1“ 10000 “Miami iloucohold Goods in ii. Dwulllng
pounds of butter are produced hero on 1 110111111 for three yours against 10“ or
nullity He rcpbrtn that Connecticut Dulnuge by Flro 01 Lightning, to the
“a”? products rank among “ll “lgllem' amount of 8350.111111 in tbnt proportion
in eastern markets N. S. Fish, of; for 11 larger sum.
10 011.111.1011: my and rcunuror of the}
“‘ t ‘ Taylanil: Golden
Swiss Cuttio Brccdura' Aduoclnticnd
South Norwulk.
Henry Seymour
Gin-lotion Swat-u
Accounts shunned.
Lasso: by Fire. ”'7'
writus ubout Swiss cuttlo in louncctil
cut, and F'. H Studtmlmller. of Film--
wood, writes about Guernscys.
Connecticut dair ‘ylng receives conclu
arable attention in the book Duiryt
Commiucloner Noble explains that dur- i
log the past 50 yours the number of!
cows in tho pinto has increased fro
iioltlsllsneioolugei
‘ T0 PLACE, ‘ .
85000111 110000 1.. amount or but lndltheliormrinri11181111101011 1'
tcr mndc annually 111111 grown fromii
4.1.1.119 pounduto 11000001111011.1111. All ”Similamlllllloll- ,
present 06 crenmcrlcn are doing 11 good JHCOB M. LRYTON,
business in the ninth. ' 1W
A (i Gillley. professor of horticul-
turn at the Agricultural college, tells
a RAILROAD PLACE.
lulurunco oral/cry KindW or Nam.
C
EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
, , NEW ROSE POTATOES. EXTRA LARGE '
' , OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERWY BUTTER, NONE BET'I‘ R,
OUR FAMOUS WWI'IWITWE ROSE FLOUR.
W I 11...... dolls
bind 01‘ mainly:
l‘ln‘li from airport anti .
work. Thin ,
' M " r 1 W 1 o “3°C: Pm“
. . .1 1111:. EB.
. W ER BAG 5511.; PEltW 321.104.1111.
/
5 for R511.
1159:. 5 ills 1.1.11.1... blotch,
, 1151‘: 11 plugs Gold Dust. .
INTEREST
has gone into our‘ books, and may be
drawn at any timp.1’hoso who prefer
to let their 111111311 remain, can have
came entered on their pass books at
their convenience.
Full Bleached Table Damask, good weight, 58 inches wide,
Ail-linen Russia Crash, 12%12. quality,
Willimantic Spool Cotton, 200 yard spools,
Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
Boys’ and Girls’ Fine Ribbed Hose, 19c. duality,
Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Vests, lace trimmed. worth 19c..
Men’s Grey Shirts and Drawers, 251:. quality,
' Printed Lawns, Dimitics and Crinkled Seersuckers. regular '
prices 121/; and 15c.,
500 dozen Tin Top Jelly Tumblers, the dozen, .
Car load of Mason’ 11 Fruit Jars, quarts or pints. the dozen,
50c. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers.
52.1.11. 1 , ' Ilium/elk
Sa vlngs Bank,
UNITED RANK BUILDING.
We‘ve secured another 25
Plain Cambric Corset Covers, high neck, felled seams. regular
price 12%c., at
Ladies! Fine Cambric Umbrella Drawers, lace trimmed, reg-
ular price 75o, now
ommuomu
”WW”.W
No woman c1111 near 11 little sorrow
as mostly as a man. and no- man can
bear 111-1 fgrout sorrow 1111 easily as a
woman.——'l‘lw Press,
Ladles' Bathing Suits in all the new styles.
offering excellent values for first grade goods.
Gall-dill}.
ey ; our’s » tor
rnRRllfs NOTHING 1.11111 OUR 1100113
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER, FRESH COUNTRY EGGS,
SPLENDID COFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE,
FANCY CRACKERS
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas, Peaches, Pincapplcs, Peas, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Beets, Blackberries, To-
matoes, Want-melons. Muskmelons, etc.
We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices:
1111.. you 11111111 our hypnotic odor, call and be’ 111 the swim.
lit, italic 611111, 33 West worm Strut,
Sale!
9- 1W"
Special
if you are in need of Flour. and Want to buy lit a very low price. come 51:1: 115 this week
1 mum 0.151.005. - ,
1011511111 11015111115111. 11.111.111.11
pittsaunv's 2111+ 11.1.01 noun.
.vtlw our 111.0111 antimony outrun. 22. 111111 1.11.
4 lbs. butt Rice.
15 1111111111 first Lilly Soup,
3 cont Custard Pumpkin.
Maillot Salmon. nor can,
Mumrd 11111111111111, 11ch can;
OPEOIWWAL FOR ‘I'HlGW DALE ONLVWl‘W
Flour
, 53¢ PIR IMI.
“O PERIAG.
5” PER RM}.
M1312 PWEWR RBI...
2 lint. Full Cream Chaotic,
Enmclinc, per box, , 1
5 lb. Pull .‘lciiy,
611111 Military 1111.11.11. r
Pillsbury” 11 Oct M, 11111- 11115.,
as Crackers. per “1.,
3611 Lemon (3111115111. our "1.,
26¢ alright 811111111, pur lb.)
W91: ”Oi/pun Cruciltcrb,W per. lib,
Norwalk Chronicler