1 ‘ n bntl no idou how much time it
. taken
A great many indie novor wear any
I 3. think but black even in the 11111111111ng
look looks the heat on them. why
‘ uhhuid they? 'I‘hero re so many black
ado nod weave.
3 nos that doom on
sultod for ovoning gowns and
Halo of eve
i1
.,_ not only mnke tuir shoulders seem
. 3 1.311111: but are thomoolves mode more
, X 1111111111111 by the contact that it (man
poi-vied as :1
New
3 Too
‘1'.) ething not on-
in trees that
of
, .3opnaki11g at
‘ axim Engineer—
'fsaid that electric
'11 and mitigatetd
cutest evils of moth
,leclarcd that light
were capable of one
3 miles an
'1' construction was
.. that
111d be. cheaper than
twenty
cable and
iii steam lines.
bur paintings. A few
the ‘v cuctian paintcr
111" pictures for £41
liltiau peasant named
9311111 picked them up
’ ring villa was dis-
. 1t_ly Braus found
he picttucs had been
nother on the some
on leaning ofl‘ thq‘top
’ ed a St. Sebastian
33 ic‘h had lJeeMYStoleii
one of Napoleon'.
, s has sold the Tit-
nt 11c Castoliane for
lapse of a wilL which
one in Wfisiiin
‘oli‘inibia. the bi
"l he
, in,
i
yl ney renflirmed his faith int
. i‘Y Mr
‘1' good and usefn
one“ to whom it is
b gh And if not
ill!
11d Foroigu Bible
1 report. states the
915,000, a rcduc
F1111». however, in
Chinese crisis.
there is 250 ,900. so
ier'nbic gain in 0111
g. “ Mles' 111 tWeuty
, trough 812 col
' y di-cAndrow B
. in ‘11. victimot it own
Monday
11111111 11911.th
1111 struck in the
g calibre rifle bullet.
‘ no dont.
11 néikhbbr nun
. e: 111111 11111111111111
will: allover
3 lousy in for» black ring to them lt in
, ‘jbénoming then the} nhould select
black nod wear it .
. .4 a r ”TM
‘Bla k’ohnntllly Inoe trims an enru
- gown very handsomely, indeed such a
combination makes 11 vory atriking
now1.5l‘ho Economist thinku it quite
likely that we shall see the combinn
tion reversed in the fall, that in. corn
color on black. Ono form in whion
this will be quite prominent will be 11
black not dress adorned with Arabian
kalloons in the nrabe color. it will
seal of lushion-~n combination hard to
resist. But tho A111 nbinn galloons are
not going to have it all to themselvon.
Ciunys pinnon effects oscurla‘ls. 1:111
our on. ohontlllyn and (risk crochet will
all come in for a certain portion of the
demand
APPROVES THE ORDER
Bishop Tierney Speaks it! Favor of
‘1 Knights of Columbus.
The Right Rev Bishop Tierney. or
the diocese of Hartford. hon dnclared
himself an approving thoroughly of the
order of Knights of (1915;113:1115 a soul-e1
society composed of no. 11 Catholics
and founded in 1882 by tho Rov Father
M. J Moleney. or Waterbury
BinhopJunssen. of Bellcvllle ill. has
recently expressed his disapproval of
lilo order and informed the piicsts of
his diooono that ho does not wish it on
lablished within his jurisdiction.
Illnhop ‘l‘iomey. when naked in Hart-
lm'd ycstcrduy regarding his vlown on
the subject stated that 1.11 approved of
the order and hal always encouraged
his people to join it.
Concerning Bishop Johnston 5 position
In the mutter. llishop Tim 1101 hud no
cmumcnt to make He said that while
the council of bishops had never oili-
(:iuily approved of the order. it had not
been condemned The disapproval of
one bishop. he said did not. menu the
tondemnntlon of the order. .and he saw
no reason to believe thut it would be
cbndemned.
' 'l‘hé bishop. while not a member of
1. hoordcr.i bod much to say in its favor.
While it. é not strictly within the lines
1f tho church he said. only thosa who
comply with than duties or. Catholics
are admissible. and the Society is thus
closely identified with the work of the
church.
Bishop Tierney sold further that
there was nothing in tho tone «1!ch
remotely. to. conflict with?‘3
.hnt them was much logo
11 its workings.
.Soyarni priests of the Hartford dio-
"one. including. members of thob inhop‘ l‘
household nre membersfdrii 6:1'3tiwler.
in closing the interview.) 11 T1111.
11 good
standing of the order. 11nd grid that, he
always encouraged his noon 6 to join it
THINKS AMERICAN 8TROKE BEST.
Coach Ward's Mind Not Changed by
Leandor'o Victory.
NEW YORK, July al~0uptnin A1“
thur Flockwir. of the Univerattay of
i’onnuylvanin Henley crew, Reginald
l.. Hart. Conch Ellis F. Word and Ad-
vance Agent H. A. Fuller returned yes-
tordny afternoon. on the steamship
Vudorsland. Both the captain and
coach speak in tho highest. terms of tho
troutment they received on the other
side. and any that the defeat of the
Pennsylvania crew. by Leander. was
the rooult o! more 131111111111an and butter
rowinlt qudlitles. "We were doteutod."
Conch Ward said. “becoi‘ine the Loan-
dnr crew were more experienced and
rowed better than we did. The Leon-
our crew, had “Trouble in the trials.
and duly were by for tho bent. crow. in
the finals nothing happened in our boat
which could more defeat. None of the
on more out. and they were 1111! have
in in “111.11.31.31 1111111.? race won
in
_ ll %
1! i111
lilting 01111663..“ Alnarlon‘n drake over
lw_lin§llqh3.:fi , amid: "1 nm 111' tho
: him that the Arborium utrok‘o la the
-»b1111t.at1d do not intend to make any
or 3.01.1111. '
- 111.1111, Summary 111 the Rim; John D. ‘ -
Long. and many ofllcers in tho navy
» tbnt time.
have beauty in its favor and also on .
h" liolieiter in the
11110118114 111 tho 11111111. 711111 11111111 and on
' t r 1111
im- ronk Dal d
3 __a<un‘5 1 3
11111111111111, » 1‘. n
1131111; my. bet 111. first 91111: October 1.
1111191111. but: it is feared now they.
11 proposed to invite
pro, roqueutod to be brilliant. It to plan
hold that the North Atlantic Squadron
will be: ordered to the Now Yard at
«h
AHMOBED BLOOP BTRIKES ROCK.
”W1-
Briti‘oh Ship Buzzard Badly Damaged
1. é-Fioatod After Difficulty.
ST. JOHNS N. F.. July ill.-'i‘lto
British armed nioop Buzzard arrived
here yesterday leaking. Whllo cross
ing Group Buy. Sunday, in a fog one”
struck a rock 111 ton tent or Water imd
became badly dumugod liar engines
worn quickly rovornod. but without 111’
font When the tide: tell she listed to
tho starboard and thou become station-
dry. The water—tight dooro wow clou
ed and the wells sounded. It won din
covered that thorn was no lmmodioto
dungor. A lot 01? ammunition woo r—c.
moved and tho ohlp lightened unohoru
being put out nutcru and alter normal
hours’ hard {work nho won ro—ilontod.
Divorn hnvo been down to examine her
kool. but. the extent 01! bur injurien in
not-yet known. She will he docked.
Monday, for repairs. This lo the third
occlusion when the Buzzurd has gone
aground during her comiulnniou on thin
coast. She won also badly dumngod
by loo two years ago. An omcinl in-
quiry will be held.
m
‘Mrw RACE WITH COLUMBIA.
so ‘rhomaa Lipton Thinks 11 Not im-
probable.
LONDON. July :ilmSlr Thomas Lip-
ton 1-1an for New York on the White
Star line ntonmnr Teutonic. August 14.
He said to 11 reproaoututivo of tho A8~
aocinted Pl‘flfil‘i todoy thut ho would not
ho much surprised if, on his arrival.
he found ho would have to moo with
the (lolumhin other oil;
made 11 remark regarding the curious
nimlliurity of the misfortunes of the
Constitution and the Shamrock ii. Ile-
sldou the foot that they have both been
dlsmnotod. Sir Thomas now admits
that the cup ohaliouuor grouudod 1113‘
Gourock. after the Solcnt accldoul.
and that two of her hiatus. wernbndly ‘-
otovo in. She nearly met with serious
disaster. . 1
TURNING STEAMERS OVER.
TACOMA. Wnle. July
Pat-lilo Steamship Company. 11 North-
thorn Pacific. Railroad corporation, 1111
inst 115 they arrive in this port. The
sound iloet will continue to ho oporut-
ed by Dodwnll & Company us their
own propiirty nudithc cmupuuy has
been 111111111 tho ngont ol‘ the Northern
Pacific Steamship Company undor u
long time tlgrcemcut. Articles of in-
corporation tor the now utonmuhin
Company have been ilicd. C. S. Moi
inn. ’i‘homun Cooper. 11‘. M. li‘cnwick.
Alexander Stnwurt and Frunk Wilucy
are trustees. At present thore urn
sovoutoon otemunhipu on the Oriental
11111 out of 'i‘ncoma. which are secured
by the Northern Pnciilo. Only tbrnn
or thono. tho 'l‘ncomu. Victoria and
Olympia are owned. the rest hoing 1111-
d‘or chatter.
TURKISH CHRISTIANS DESPERv
T.E
CONSTANTINOPL ., .lulv 31*th
gexmtomont among the Albanians in
dPl'lallmilm in become moro 111211111. The
Christians are reported to ho in a
desperate condition and tho foreign
miniature; bore have made rouowod do.
munds ut the Ylldiz Kiosk that the
government protect the lives and pro-
perty oi the Christiana.
LONDON. July 31~A doupntch to
the Pull Mull Gazette from Budapest
snyza “in consequence of the 1111i
lotion in Albania. Austria bun ordorcd
ovary garrison in Bosnia and Hor-
zogovinina to be immediately placed
on 11 war footing. Additional rogi
month learn Viounn this week for Bern
1m and Buniolukn. All the ofiloorn
on furlough have been ordered to ro-
loin tholr regiments.
W "a...
cameo:- avnoa axctusiou ACT.
BAN FRANCISCO. July lilo-Seem» '
tury Emory. at tho Board or Health.
hon mode the (Iiuoovory that Chinese
are recording their certificates or
birth in the recordhr's office many
years otter the births! occurred. whom-
nu the low roouiroa that they shall be
recorded within thirtydnyo. Mr. lilm
ory soon in this violation of the low
11 chance for thoooléntioin to ovudo tho
erciu-i on not by hoodlum the net-till
cater to Okinawa in the Orlout who are
neutrons of quitting Chino and who
111161 this method to olrounivdnt tho pro:
vision‘u 1111111 not.
trot/"nor. '1
in Bijorii’aon'a "Hurry Boy. ” the old ’
sohot‘dtnltotor writes: to bin former pu- ‘
pit. and in cloning 11111111:
"My
11111111111111 lib 1110.
o 11
“hi or see vigil
113111 111',"‘With on bill
~1uopoily attoutod. within said
Sli‘ Thflmilfi ...,.... .._.. ..,.
:l'..-—~'l‘l1c '
llodmall Orioutul & Alnnlm Steamship: .3
arc liciulz turned over to tho Northcru
The ion kindo oi! Trude Marks,
:11th 11.111131191111111 tor wagon
All Mahala-n stem tall the Ozone
goods.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Diotrlct of NorwnlE 3115. Probate
Court July 23d A £13.. 1901
Estate of Robert B Snowden. late
of Brooklyn, 111th at Now York do
poured.» .
Tho 1101111 of Probnlo for no Dir.
trial of Norwalk hath limitedlnnd oi
lowed six months [10111 the dot
for the crnditors of sold estate to ex
hibit thoir claims fill hottl‘ement. Thooo
who nogloot to prurient thoir accounts.
Will be dobnrrod'amooovory. All per-
80119 lndobtod to hold astute are re-
quested to make imu’aediato payment-
to
3 FRANK S. EABTLY.
j24 31 1173 Executm.
"lootvénnillorlce.
District dr'Norwnlk. so. Probuto
Court. July 24. A. 1).. 1901‘. 3
Estate or John A. Seymour, into of
Norwalk. in mid distriot. deceased.
»Tlle Court of Probate tor the Dis
trim; of Norwnlk. both limited and 111
lowed alt months from the data here-
ot for tho creditor-sot said astute to
oxhiblt their ‘oluil'hs‘for aottioment.
Those who neglect to present. their ac-
counts. properly attest-id. within suiu
time. will be. dobarrnd a recovery. All
porsono indobtnd to fluid outnto are re.-
mleatod to inokc. ,lmnlotliote payment
HENRY SEYMOUR.
Executor.
Broken; Lots
Melt s
Summelil ‘ ?.
Underwear
All 501‘ and 75C values,
lidbihh
Clotbt'ers. Tailors,
Hatters,Farm’shers,
85 Warhlnmon Street
50. Norwalk.
tawny Fire-2
When it can be done at so small 11.
cost. why not pootoot yourself? For
$2.10 you can insure Your Furnitur'
11nd Hounohold Gouda in <1 Dwelling
House for three yours against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of 8360. and in that proportion
for 11. lnrnur sum;
Taylar& Golden
South Norwaik.
MUST HA VE A
BEGINNING.
Do not postpone ”it opening.
of a 1111111011711 1136001111! simply
broom of the ‘amnllnm of
- . your first deposit. All things.
you know. must have fluirk
, Minnow: The big Mimi
- 3 11151111111411. Whirlwind
hereof"
tlmo, .
. homo in 11 fit.
thirty 111111
Which on they pushed tho gates" they
otrowod in the 11th of the newest
grudnotco Mono
pleasure at tho exorcism. ,
by Rev. J L. Huriburt, 11.11., of. Now
York one of tho Board of Councillors
oi the Chautaudnn Cit-old and was do-
on which the movement was founded
and or its uncompliuhme‘nts ., At the
conclusion ot the formal programu
reception won tendered Ohoutuuquuns
by James A. llownrth. presidont at tho:
thutnuqun Circle. of New Haven. .‘
At the sixth moon or the olnnoh
congreou this morning. clergy and inity
exchanged ideas of each other, C. A.
Baldwin of New Haven anointing for
the layman and Roy O. 8.0111111 of
Winstod. for the clergyman. Mru.
Mrs. Scott Bradley. 01 Now York gave
on address this morning on "The Now
Woman in tho Orient. ”
MARGHIONEOS HAD A FIT.
LONDON July 31..~~'i‘l1ln morning
while the Mnrehionosn oi? Londoudorly
, was riding 11101111 Rotten llown, tho ta
minus course in Hyde Pink moor-red
for holiestriaus. sho tell from hor
She was quickly re
moved ”to nor roiiidonce and later was
roportcd to he improving. The incl
dout created a grout nousotipn unions:
the crowd of rank and fashion which
thrunged the row
The Mnroldouoss of Londondorry is
adoughtor of tho ninotoouth 11ml of
Shrewobury and wife of tho British
pgnémantor general. She was born in
5 ‘ ,
(:3,
and ylnotruoa‘
ollowlng. wl‘l Io
dreaded in white and carrying flowers. ‘
oby tho Chautauqua '
‘ charm of thirty voloos added to the
The "Rocrmnition Day" addroso was
voted to an onpoaition of the principles‘
onovtbm! (is: than formerly.»
this season. nothing wrong 1111‘
By following the list call
barqab‘zs.
. Boys Wat’sts. plaited'back and front. 19'
. Bors' 511m, full size. mil made, at 19c;
Ladirs' jersey Ribbed Vests. 19c; wére 25c
Ladies' Gauze Vests. were 251:: 1310'»: 1911.,
f Cbildreo' s Ribbed Vests, were 19; no?» 10.
24 1’an Printed China Silks, blue. brown
regular 6911; this sale 39c.
Lbdr‘es’ Tucked Black .5111 Belts. om 25c
now 15c.
Ladies' or Mens’ White Handkerchiefs, .tbme for
Ladies' and Misses' Shirt
quality, 691:.
Waistx. white and co
Ladies' Fine Dotted Laban Slants with three m
Hamburg insertion, regular price $3.50; to close $1.9
All Linen Towels. worth
12 I-Zc; at‘9c. ‘
345x36 Pillow Cases, worth We; at 12c.
12 1- 2c Seersucker. fine pattern and quality, 8c 11
10c Dress Gingham» 5 I~2c.
15c and I 7c Dotted Swiss. 12 I-Zc yard.
CalIESIl-Z.
‘qupg
FANCY CRACKERS.
THERE’S NOTHING LIKE OUR GOODS.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE OUR SWEET ROSY BUTTER. FRESH COUNTRY E: 3. S.
SPLENDID COFFEE. DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE,
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas. Peaches. Pineappies, Peas. Wax Beans. Lettuce. Beets, Blackberries, To-
matoes, Watermelons. Muskmelons, etc.
We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices.
Have you seen our hypnotic offer, call and be 1n the swim.
1.
BESHMI
1‘1
1
111111111 11111, 33 West Washington 11111.
Blgln Creamery
Butter. 221: lb.
.1: ’2
i
BUTTER
$1. 05
Five Pounds for
Arinour's Potted Ham. W5- cnn. 40
Armour‘s rotten-31111111, 1,1. lb. can,‘ 8c
Armour‘s Rount poet. 1 lb. con, lie
Armour'o Ronnt 81191.2 in can. ” 'Zlc
Armour’ s Whipped Boot (gluon jur) 2811
Armour's Potted. Tonguo.% lb. nan, 4c
Armour'o Potted Tongue, 115' lb: nun, ac
LEAN SUGAR CURED HAMS
CALIFORNIA HAMS .
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK
BUY YOUR GROCERI‘ES
OF US
2 cans Sonnet] Mackerel.
3 cans Mustard So’rdines,
Vea‘l Loni. nor can.
: Domosiic on Sardines can.
AND SAVE YOUR
' PENNIES.
:11 LBS. GRANULATED‘SUGAR
ounovnujnumotuo. ,
New York
RELIABLE GROOERS.
Fancy Stuffed Olives, per box.
3 in. can Baked Beans.
_ If you are thinking about going on a pleasure trip, or do not want to be bothered cooking
these hot days, just look fit the variety of eatables we are selling at a very low price this week:
Freshest stock of Groceries 1n the Twin Cities.
250:
251134
1011‘ t"
66',
1300‘" =
Plain Luncheon Olives, per bottle. 100 ‘
1‘00 -. 1‘ ‘
$1.00
12%cuPOUNDw’g“
Ioc. POUND.
. e'rocery
TELEPHONE CALL 13346. 3‘.‘
25¢.
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