no print is a
article none
1 argument
t journalism
mind never
1' pictures.
’1: of child»
ways enger
e Ore they are
1111 their meaning
' 1:11.11 '11 picture is
cistern Railway of
' was recently nm~
ii the London, Chat—
‘lway. has ceas~
(is, and it was
semi-annual
y, that it would
. issue uew stock to
$8,330,000. A 1lis~
khoider announces
tidali syndicate is
one the property and
(iii (lend of 3 per cent.
[.000 as a pledge
as been in opera~
ve years, and has
sillanaged of late.
a notable one; it
0 the naming 0511
owners of some. if
great British rail-
' apply American
management of
‘ i devising u pracs
of pensmnmg aged
loy'ses 15 one that “
ionvof all grout
v y year to its pen-
The icago & Northgtn
d ompany
5 111ilar depart-
11115115 to retire
1 1 have been in its
gulch number of yearn.
re of men injured in
ts machinery.
.ggestcd by dome
3111 of the proposed
Chase Exposition,
lace at St. Louis
lit to Napoleon
“idbc an appropri~
\ cexllibition. Na~
he sale, truly. but
. ireumstanccs to
not hold so vast 11
,a distance at
1131111111 and be
1111 the moral help
1 He did not
.dish. -
ills
e1111111 waist unsuitable to wear down
chopping unless it has its collar on. , 1
1 Would you like to try this recipe for
lprbporlng apples. taken from "The
Womans Home Com union" (or A1111
11st? The ingredlcn s are ton good
w‘slzsd Juicy apples, the nlnd at half a
‘lnm‘on six ounces of line granulated
eugar, one-hull pint or milk. one-hullI
pint of cream, two eggs and some
whipped.cres.n1. Peel and core the up
piss, cut them into slices and put them
into a. saucepan with two tablespoon
11113 or water, the sugar and the minced
lelnon rind. Boll together until quite
tender. then rub through 11 sieve; it it
should not be quite aweet enough add
more sugar and put at the bottom 9111
Make a boiled custard of the
eggs, cream and milk and when it hail
cooled a little pour it over the up
pics Whip ouo- hull eupful or cream
having sweetened it and flavored 11
with Jemou, heap it over the custard
and the dish is ready for the table
Sponge. open! or cup cake is very nice
to serve with it.
Mp»...
BTORY OF A NORWALK BOY.
* 1. ‘
Ben Austin’s GrAgLsuccoss in the
allow World.
Ben Austin, 11 name familiar to Nor-
wulk people. assisted Buxtou with his
bill. posting business for a few years
and nbout eight yours ago when a boy
of eighteen, be decided to venture in
to the world where he could earn mom
than $3 per week. By answering uev
oral advertisements he secured 11 no
sitiqn with Gontl“yu Dog and Pony
1.111.161.1115. lltllogrupher ahead of the
who‘ll]. Each year by hard work and
close attention to business ho udvnllc
1d 1111111111111 to the highest position oh
tainublc numcly training the animals
1nd giving the portormunees. Select
lug intelligent animals for their re
spectlvo note is no easy took. and
touching them the not is still harder
but non accomplished this work an-
wcrior to any one the Gentry's had ever
employed, but to take these animals
and give 11 public performance with
them is on all that very low possess
Three or four years ago Ben expressed
:l doubt: to give 11 performance but
the Gontry‘s laughed at him and told
‘1llll1bc had been dreaming. This re»
vnui'k did not please him. He kept at
them until one day they struck a bad
town, consequently had a small mutt
we. The Gentry's and boys connect
ed with the show concluded it would
‘10 a good chance for them to have
ome inn, and let Austin give the show
thnt evening Mr. Gentry informed
Ben that he could give the perform
111cc after he (Gentry) had opened it
vith the grand march. 1311:. At the
hour for opening Will Gentry went in
he ring as usual and opened ‘the‘show
it the appointed time he gayo Boll his
um. All hands connected with the.
how were ready for their fun All
walked into the ring attired 111'
31 dress and turning td his 11
min suidz" Ladies and gentlemen and
'ittie ones the performance will now
rHommenoo let the band play." The.
bond did play and the portermonco was
xlvon in such a highly 11111111111011
mnner that his companions bmduett
ed him that evening and Mr. Gentry
tendered him the position permanent; 1
y One your ego the Gentry Bros. sent
“l him to New York to place a. $10 000 or
dor for printing and gave him 32. 001)
do 'put as 11 11mm. which amount is
required by all printing houses on 1111
order 01' that size. Ben went into the
New York oillce or the “Eric Show
Printing Company. contracted for 175'
printing and left the cities with con
:trnots in his pocket without leaving
my deposit. rotuming to Cincinnati he
11111111111111! the Gentry/'11 or his business
tmhaaction which pleased them very
much. A few days nitcrwards he re
ccivod 11 lo or irom Mr. Walker. proal
dent at th‘ printing company. to come
to New York min. ~11: there were
10ml: little details regarding the do
slime etc. oi the printing whlc they
did not thoroughly undorstsn. Boll
concluded it was the deposit they
wanted 111111 loft for New York 111111111111
to give it. Mr. Walker At that thou
will in ”the New York once And After
talking over the order with lion Allied
'1 {11111 [1‘ 1111 was poi-11111111 satisfied "111111
position he held with the bontry’s
iii 11 11111111 ,Mr.
W
Whither 1
“ 1'11. Ellahbdilll’iatt. 13 1111111113111
11 so ‘ says: 3‘! 111111 77 yours old 11nd
mother or a. large 1111111111. 1 had
‘ kidney trouble in a long time with 1
very severe backnche. And to make N
matters worse rheumatism attacked
me. It was so bind that my hands and
.lilnbs were oi no use to me.
1311111111 Kidney Pills and they 111111111
good. 1 (1111 not seller as 1 did. My ‘
obuokache discontented and the rheuma:
tlsm Was much better. i think I can
surely any 11 they help people or my
indentured no budly. they will help
anyone."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostcr- Milburn Company. But
talc. N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States. .
Remember the nome-—~Douu's—-llnd
take no other.
ARRESTED POR SWINDLING;
«nan—q—
Superlniendsnt of Telegraph Offices in
New Jersey lmpilcated.
NEW YORK August 5.-Wurr11ntu
were turned in Jersey City today for
the. 111 real; or 0.1’. Adams. superintend-
ent of telegraph ofllees Along the lino
of the Central Railroad of New Jersey
and Alfred Kaiser the. tclcglaph oper-
aim at Cloromont, a portion of Jersey
"ity, on a chulge of aiding and abetting
green goods men and swindling. The
warrants were the result of 11 com
ploint made by Rufus ll. Minot, of
Northfield, Muss.
According to Ohio! Murphy, 11 gong
at New York green goods men have
been carrying on operations by the use
at telegraph stations on the Control
road from the Clarcmonnt station to
that at Easton, P11. Chief Murphy dc-
elared that he was unable to run down
the swindlers because the telegraph
company withheld from him lni‘ornluv
tion as to the disposition of green
{code themselves.
81'. PAUL'S PARISH NOTES. "
The Women' a Guild has had the oust
room of the church plastered and
pointed at 11 cont ol‘ about $110. The.
'oonl will now be usod as the 8111 rlstv
111111; church. where the sacred vessels
and veistmcnts are‘kopt.
Ernest C. Wuhemcn has built the
proper steps and u ioot- place for the
altar. which hits greatly improved its
appearance Mr. Wakemun gave not
only his time and labor. but also the
material used.
The two Eucharistic lights recently
placed on the table 01? the altar were
riven by a communlcunt oi' the purlsh
as A thank oiiel'inx
A set of Eucharistic vestmcnts has
been presented to the rector by friends
'11 the parish. They are gratefully no
:epted 1111 another evidence of the
crowing appreciation of the honour
the to the Person 0! Our Lord Jesus
Christ. in the blessed sacrament of lilo
body and blood.
Today the choir left for its annual
outing of one week at the nippowsn
House. Lake Wsccnbue. The boys are
under the care of R. K. Poolsy, choir-
111631111.
The members of the East Norwnlk '
Mission desire to begin building a
church lt once. They have a splendid
lot also nearly $11. 000 in cash, held in
trust tor them by. the treasurer of st.
Paul‘s Parish. They have maintained
a. regular evening service for the lust
nine months. the Rev. Charles '1‘.
Cool-r officiating.
. The choir will not 1111111: on the lust,
thred Sundays in August-«Parish Po- -
Selfish luau."'""
There use seine men who are so 591.
ilsh that they {all to buy his 1111111.
’unce. but it is the ‘unseliloll man who
protects those he lover. The Connce‘
out General hells this kind or insur~
on at 11 very low cost. Enquire or
FRE'D. .11. FIELD,
‘ illINERAL AGENT.
United flank Building, booth Norwslk.
...Narragau~ett filer...
POPULAR Excunsrou
ritually. 11111911111 Gill
‘1 50 Mo! iffrm 1111- the 3' 50m
Bound to only
7 11111111011 11111111111, the number or
ch 111 be 111115; 1111111111. will be
on the Appoint train 1111111 till
And tulult ho pllrctlmd b
loaf/1.11s ' to. 11111 11111111111111
co ' urchilsc in 11
1101111.
. mount) 11. coconut.
.1 Frank A. Ferris .
must be presented tor women. " -
ion the Ozone
The South old/elk
All ilrsbclns slot
Officers:
lircsldont
Vice President
Treasurer
EDWIN 0 KEELER,
CHARLES E. HOYill.
11‘ .
True 93:. ,.
‘ Edwin O. Keeier
Nelson Taylor ' Winthrop ll. Perry
Tiles 1 Raymond Theo. B. Lowndcs
Am B. Woodward itronkliu A. Smith
Richard H.1ilolden.
W
All bunlness entrusted to on treated
with courtesy, accuracy, prornptncss,
1 on tidbntlally.
Savings Dollurtmoilfopm every 811t-
ludny evening from 13 to 8 p m.
This 'i‘r'uet Company undertakes the
transaction of all branches of the
banking business. ~
3611157111111” 1111311131111.
1111 11116111 311111
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
control.
Surplus. 810010100100
cum Proms. 326.000. 00
JOHN II. FBRRIS. WMIMI.
JACOB ill. 0N. Cushion
DIRECT N8:
John H. Ferric Vi-‘ieury Seymour
John H.11Knapp31hctlrlotlan Sworn
John H. 1.111111 '1 e. 11. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin ‘ samuelorummfl
.l. Wallsno‘lllarvlm
Accounts Solloltcd.
“nun-M.
Broken: Lots
. 0“,")
Men’s
Summer
Underwear. _, '
All 50c and 151: values. ~
WWW
I. DAVIS it Still,
Clothiers, Tailors.
, Hottérsfnrnisllcrs.
' 86 Washington Strut '
” Smitorwlllk.
‘llt'l' 1n 611311111111”
"fioyil
.lAnd we had 11 quarrel last night,
on he said he‘d never speak to me
again, and I’m chewing 1111111 to spite
him 11111.1 not even. ”
“That is perfectly right and proper.
my dear girl. " replied the man. with
paternal sympathy in his tones; and
he looked out of the window, and the
311'] chewed on «Conolnnuti Grimmer-
clni Tribune.
THI ELEOTRIC EEL’B VICTIM.
At the ZOologlecl gardens A large
electric eel was swimming in its" tank La
with more activity than uuuul. when
at his cockroach (all into the water
and in its efforts to get. out made a
disturbance or the surtace, which at
traeted the attention oi the eel. The
col turned round swam post it, dis
charged its battery at about eight
inches off, and the cockroach instantly
stopped stone dead. 11: (it not even
move its antennae after. T e on! then
proceeded to swallow its victim, and
the narrator goes on to point out the
curio our circumstance that the dub
which weighed about. twelve pounds.
should find it worth while to tire its
heavy artillery at a creature an inch
and a halt long, when it could easily
have swallowed its sans ‘tceon.-——Chom-
bers’ Journal.
Advertisement—«A Now Historical
Romance. l’ositively the Great Amer.
ican Novel! Written by Arumina
Jennnctto Feuthcrutono with one hand
tied behind her. The bililth thousand
sold before the author hlld given the
book ll. thought, or, indeed. before she
had written more than titty chapters!
Profusely illustrated with 9,000 steel
plates having nothing whatever to do
with the. story, 111111 21.1101) wood engrav-
ings only remotely bearing upon the.
sumo! For sale at oil dry goodn
l
Two 1
Twa flair: Idler
Two Pairs 11'
Men'n Fine lmpo
1.1111111 Red. Fang
Two Pser white
diss‘
Children'A Little Baauty Waists.
All Linen Table Damask,
Flva All Linen Fringed Napklno.
Four Small Huck Towels. All Linen,
6hr specie Wliilmantic Thread. '-
Seven Lsdlts’ or Men's Handkorehlen.
Six Cards Hooks and Eyes.
Ladlos’ Silk Beito.
Ladlcs' Sailor Collar.
Shopping Bag.
Six Papers Mllward’s Needles,
Two Yards Fancy Plaid.
81x Yards Llnlnu Cambrlc.
Two Yards sollala.
Great, Variety of Floumes,
Three Yards Crinklsd Beer-sucker,
Three Yards Dress Gingham.
Tin Top‘ Jolly Tumblers, dozen,
8hr" Blown Glass Table Tumbler-11, dozen.
Patriot- Broom.
Two Quart Decorated Water Pitcher.
Two Quart Water Bottles.
Fourteen Quart l X. Tin Dish Pans.
Corset Covers, Several Styles,
Ladies’ and Misses’ Drawers.
lnfants’ Knit Bootees, .
infants? Long Cambrlo Slips.
Children’s Straw Hats,
Mlues’ Colored Sun Bonnets;
Ladies' and Children's Aprons,
Waitress's Bretilie Aprons,
aoys' , ‘ 11M 1
new oil 111111111111. 91/11
Mon’
Nsckwssr. oil sh:
1»...me Becki,
or
Becki.
toilet: Gloves.
itch Hose.
a 'BI ”CTN“;
and Bluo‘l Hose. |
not atookluus.
191:
New Line of Dolls and Toys at Popular Prices
muwz'
on r’s
Two Questions.
Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buver and seller ?
Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods, lather than the cheaper mutationsulp
on the market?
The Summer Season IS at its height and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA+ >1
BLES of all kinds. and the public find it profitable to do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons, Water Melons. Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Banands,
Oranges, Pineapples, Squash. Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily. ..
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES,
DOUBLE‘ CREAM CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS.
1
1
1
\\ e have :1 system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from the ovens which IS the secret of freshness. that you always get here. '
i 11111111 1111111 11111133 11111 11111111111111 811111
1 Eight Creamery
Butter. 231: lb.
1'1.“
BUTTER
Five Pounds for
$1110 -'
If you are thinking sbdut going on a pleasure trip. or do not want to be bothered cooking
these hot days, just look at the variety of catables we are selling at a very low price this week:
Freshest stock of Groceries 1n the Twin Cities. \
”Armours Potted Hunt. “111.11.111.11 4c
Armour" s Potted Horn. lfi 111.1911.
Armour’s RosstBoot,1 lb can. lie
Ampur'o Roast Beet“: lb. econ 1' Me
Armour‘ s Whipped Beet (glans 3111) also
Armour s Potted Tongue, 1,6 lb. can, do
Armour’s Potted Tongue. $5.11,. can. 1111
11.8.1435. GRANULATED SUGAR
' LEAN SUGAR CURED HAMS
CALIFORNIA HANS} .
3 c.1115 MAGNOLIA MILK
BUY YOUR GROCERIES
OF US
AND SAVE YOUR
PENNIES
1
~ 2 cans Souscd Mackerel,
. Veal Loaf. nor can, ,
, Domestic Oil Sardines cam, .‘EQ'
ew York
_ 1 -11 1 1 pnonovnn 31111.me
WOODBURY 1960111.!» WANT ”mill..-
QUAD ‘
.. WOODBURY, 0111111.". 111131111 5~Now ~
111111111 mum at vino. this 111111
trolley 11111111111011 in
"Mt! been abandoned.
retolltllll at
111111er 11111 H Vhltlssvi lite 11110
1111111 11111 Pompom: pulley 1111111; on». 1
iii limit 111 ' toad
it is 111111
1111
111111.12, concerto.
rocery o”
TELEPHONE CALL 113343.
250
a cane Mustard Sardines, 1“. 2511
1011
Fancy smiled olives. per box. .1011
Plain Luncheon Olives. per bottle, lilo
3.111. c1111 Baked Bonus. 101:
. 1 $1.00
131:. POUND
:oc..P9UND.
, \I y "1. 125°”? 1.
south 110mm
Norwalk Chronicler