" loaned to the
, the naval mil~
II ,, by the Navy
decimon is, in
st d men for the
detailed for duty
, ,inporarily in the
e- avalmilitiamtc
rde, oi the officers
organization, and
by the same
gul'ations as are e11-
gular service.
one s, antiwcautcen-
Temperance, Father
nd thousands of
3 find a new ray
lie advancement of
‘ espouse, in the
ow cruiser Indiana
in ened next month
‘ water instead of
,ntional bottle of
n the principle of
a name’ ’and “What 11
ring?” the Indiana
. :the flower of the
‘ ., the seas of peace,
or," randfe‘aring none.
W
that he will retire per-
from the interviewing
wild that he will never
ll: or publication, is not
‘1 pod and usually very
hodist sister, who.
iniSter had taken up all
,1 able time at a social
11 Which all of the broth—
ers were supposed to
dmped to her feet and
131 aid, “0 Lord. I thank
“ rc is a time to talk,
me to stop talking.
eek the existence OI
‘fi‘lissage by means of
et adrift either in
floatingr pieces of
dbeled with the re—
’vcr picks it up will
e sin authorities
dippertunity for some
V M9015 to seek not-
, dig a cask, with
, , ompass for a guide.
or a Companion and
jthfor a reward.
. ringing feature of the
rike, may be found in
at..thus far there has
0.- tcmpt at violence 011 the
c thousands who have
cit gals, Moral suasion and
" ” have been tempcr'
with a desire to
' ithout resorting to
pcr‘ancc' people—some oi-
caStLare rejoicing be-
of the scarcity of the corn
laimin that it means none
1111' 'e'ssary food butless
" an well afford to‘b'c‘
0wards Japan. $1111
31 ,ooo,‘oOo worth o‘l
'11 of line linen, edged with
use or some other that is
{Ibo handsome embroid-
5111111111 that are considered
, for afternoon wear at New-
11 season, and no won-
e of tho dressiest iln-
thitt we have and why
.50 i1 bathing suit?
11' 11 cold (:1 cam and then
should be ospeciul-
111111; 11111111 off at night.
"accilent preventive of
1111111111. but care should
‘ ‘ not to clog the pores
pure white organs
named with a rath-
allow lace.
rthyof upsc-
' every possible
‘11 111 11 healthy.
hos neglected
(will tell you the ‘
iii 11nd mls-
rastlt
aé‘i'lill‘a 11111111111: in:
3.111111, otton wl
it was
e 11
do? us swear she usually
, to see where she can get the heist bor-
gsIn 111 a. nest narrow embroidery or‘
lace to “1:111: with. Lace is pretty 111-
I 11111. weil- done tenth
yaw-u.-
Tcro's a receipt for fried peach
cream from The Household, for those
Put one
Betti
together two eggs, add a good ball cup
of sugar and bent again, then and one
who dare m’ent fried things:
pint of milk in 11 double boiler.
.tcbiespoonful of. flour. two tablespoon
This of cornstarch. a pinch of suit, all
mixed to a matte with 11 little cold
milk. Stir this intoctbe boiling milk
with 11 large cup of finely chopped
peaches. Let cook about fifteen min
utes and pour in a shallow greased
pan. When cold. turn out and out In
strips, dip In beaten egg and cracker
‘crumbs, fry on smoking hot ilrc, drain
on paper. and dust with powdered isn-
gar before sending to table.
COLUMBIA BADLY BEATEN.
m
Half an Hour Behind Constitution at
the Finish, Yesterday.
LARCHMONT YACHT CLUB. New
York. August i7——-’l‘he Constitution,
drifted across the finish line yesterday
afternoon, a winner over the Columbia
This
difference .in time, however, does not
by 31 minutes and 23 seconds.
represent the difference in speed be-
tween the two yachts, for u very large
part of the big margin was entirely due
to a fish. in the light airs while the
boats were sailing the second round
of the triangular course of 15 miles. it
occurred just as the Constitution was
rounding the first mm 11.
Both yachts had come up from the
home mark on 11 broad reach with n
southwest wind, the Constitution load
“18le about two minutes. As they no
proncliod the stakobont black clouds
which had been gathering in the north-
west brought with them 11 small rain
squall and sudden change of wind. The
Constitution was able to turn on the
southwest wind and immediately utter
taking the northwestern. which lifted
her out into the middle of the Sound
while the Columbia was making f01
the mark close hauled on the port tnck.
This gave the Constitution on oppor
iunlty to take advantage of the west
crly wind. which followed out in the
Sound. while the Columbia lay almost
herslmcd at the mark.
the 1'.21cc for therecfter the Columbi.
was IIODIGSSI)’ out of It.
The contest of speed was altogether
at that. The Constitution gained on
1vc1 y luck and retained her reputation
as is remarkably fast boat in soft airs
The. most nolcwmlhy spectator of
the. race was Captain Sycamore. of tho
Shomtook: ll., who came 11p from New
York on the Lipton tug Lawrence 1111.
followed the racers.
The 'run to the home. harbor under
lib topsoilssnnd balloon stnysnils was
111 uneventful one. the two boats turn
the arc tollews;
Constitution. 3:41:08; »
'l‘113:20.
This short lei: of three miles the
Constitution 1111111111 two seconds to
11111 lead. 011 the first r11.“ .11 of 1.“
miles she called on the Columbia one
11111111111 and forty seven seconds. “(1' rch
Columbia
Inez down to the first maik again both
boats run under balloon libs and for
the first four miles bowled along at, u
III-knot. gait. Then came the fluke
which put the Columbia out 01’ lb:
race. The time. at the. first mark on
the second round was:
Constitution, Ilzllizfll‘i;
1 : l8 2 02. \
At one. time
ban half 11 mile. npnri, going in differ
snl. directions, one with a south wind
and the other with 11 north wind. the
Constitution had all the better of the
‘lukes down to the second mark and
1ddcd minutes to her lead. Time at
Columbia
The time at the finish was: Cousti
ibtion. 16:16:20: Columbia. 5:40:18.
Elapsed time: Constitution. 3:41:09:
Columbia. 4:13:52.
Corrected time: Constitution,
‘l‘14lI09: Columbia. 4:12:32.
Constitution wins
11111 23 seconds corroctod time.-
The Lurchmont Club figures that
the Constitution allows tho Columbia
on n till-mile course one minute and
twenty seconds.
The Constitution remained at 1111-
'1hor last night off the club house.
while the Columbia went across the
Sound to Glen Cove.
The yachts will meet again today
‘11 the second race
“or tho Marshall cups.
Mnmms-“Whnt, Johnny, your eye
hi nwollon and your nose is hloody‘
Have you been holding again?" Little
Johnnyw‘No'm; been Iii!"
‘ - ”o otfij‘i‘i ‘1 i 0
31110113 Colic
Is quarry cured by
Chamberlain’ 11 .,
«Colic, Cholera 11nd
Diarrhoea Remedy
It never fails and' is pleas-
ant and safe to take.
The 1111ka may be ward-
et‘i off b3: taking a double
dose of 1: 19 111.111er 1111 soon:
tube first indication of the
11 re is no danger of
getting shabby 111
before a garment is
, worn out . ,
1 his settled
the boats were less
by 31 minutes
of the series
~ machine was prevented by the watch
fulness of the sheriff’s wife says the
Carnal lll., correspondent of The Cbron
.icis. A candy bucket was sent to
,Bhoritt Eugene Ackormsn pi‘epold from
Evansville, Ind. When the lid of the
bucket was removed a lid With a. ban-
dle was found inside. Mrs.Ackcr1nsn
for some unknown reason to herself
thought best tor-remove the screw
,Il‘Oln the handl This not undoubted»
Iy saved the lives of those in the room
Besides the sheriff and his family sev-
eral visitors rivers1 in the room. Upon
the removal of the handle to the lid
some small wires were found. Then
the second lid was cautiously remov-
ed exposing 1111111 sticks of dynamite
so arranged witlr matches, cartridges
and wires as to explode if it had been
1
at Evansville Were notified and a spec-
lni meeting'of the county board of su-
pervisors has been called to take ac.
tion in the matter.
THREE NEW WARRANTS.
W
Against Dr. Smyser In Connection
With State Dental Board Scandal.
CHICAGO, August l’i.—1~'i‘hreo new
warnnta have been served against Dr
Jacob H.3myser In connection with the
State Dental Board scandal. The pres.
ent secretary of the board, Dr. James
8. Reid, was the complainant in the
first two, one of which charged for-
gery in issuing licenses, and the other
malfeasance in office. The latter
charge was based upon the affidavit
of Oscar C Igncy, who alleges that Dr.
Swyser. while secretary of the board
Issued to him a license to practice den-
tistry, though he was not a graduate of
any dental college. lgncy also alleges
that he paid $1100 for the license. and
this is made the charge for another
warrant, charging acceptance of 11
bribe.
Bonds were placed at $1.000 on the
malfeasance charge and $1300 each
on the other two.
FIGHTING WOMAN HOLDS 8WAY1
Business Suspended While She Tries
to Clean Out a Factor-I.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. August 16——
Work at the rubber shop on Greens
street was brought to a standstill for
1n hour. yesterday afternoon. by an in-
furiated woman. Bridget Sullivan, a
shoemaker, was accused by another
employs of stealing fifty cents. She
proceeded to clean out the shop. filling
Ihe nir with missiles, lusts, knives and
shears. The forty or more workers
'ould not face her and fled from the
building. The watchman entered. but
was ejected. having received a black
eye and many scratches from the tar-
1111'. Undisputed possession of the de-
1111'tmcnt was given in the woman. 11n-
III the. police arrived. She gave them a
ight before surrendering.
-——-—-——-—-———
DEAD BODY FOUND.
Bottle of Laudanum Tells Cause of
Death.
MADISON. Conn... August IYF-Jl‘ho
ioily of 1111 unknoun man. nppnronliy
111111 10 years of 11.111 llvc feet. 1011 111111
1:; tall “.111 founded yesterday after
1111111 in the North M ndlson woods.
On the body was found a bottle. iinlt‘
'lllod with laudnnum. an open faced
which and some chance. The man
was wull dressed, wore boots and 11
real chock suit and 11 felt. lint. A cane
war by bore the initials “H. W. H."
I‘ho body was badly decomposed 111111
'liis lends the authorities to believe
‘bni it had been there at least 11 month.
\side from the initials on the cane
here was nothing about the body to
rive a clcw to the identity of the man.
SUMMARY OF REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS.
NEW HAVEN. August l7m'l‘bo Com-
mercial liccm'd‘s summary of rent (111-
tatc transactions for the current week
unites the following showing:
Sales Mortgages
- New Haven, 11 $21,622
his mark was.
, . . . West Haven. F1 3.9510
IIIEIInIIIItutlon, 4.62.55, Columbin Hartford, 2| 50,050
‘ 'I'lotb boats reached this 111111111111 :1 Bridgeport, 8 3‘11?”
westerly wind without tacking and WaIcrbury, . b IAN-5h
'bo Constitution gained five minutes Motldcn. 7 191“”)
Iind 5.1. seconds to her lcn .Tho wind NGW Britain. 1 31W"
ow 1111 almost. to 11 c 111.: but still Norwich. 2 200
the constitution sneaked niobg‘ in 11 New London, ‘3 4.0110
wonderful manner and crossed the Mlddlotown, 1i 4.000
'lnish line with Columbia about 11 mile Norwnik, 5 o 9.910
Ind a half nstm'n. almost 11 dead 11.nlm Dunbury, —' 9.90"
".W, e..-
ACCOMPLISHED ALL THAT l8 DE-
‘ SIRED.
CHICAGO, August l7.-—l-ionry liabl—
wln, foreign freight agent of the llll1
sole control hero returner from Europe
and nnnouncegtbnt the road has 11c-
complluhod all it desired in the mat
tor of seeming regular steamship nor
vice from European poxts to New 01-
lcnus. Arrangements have been com
plated for the establishment of 11 dir-
ect lino oi‘ steamers between Now Or-
‘cnns and Rotterdam. The Iioylnnd
Wont lndlo lino will resume. regular
sailings between New Orleans and
, London. ‘ K.
MR. HAYS HA8 RESIGNED.
SAN FRANCISCO. August l'i.———A lo-
cal railroad man has received a doa-
pntch from tho oust containing abno-
lnto confirmation of the report that ,C
M. Hayes has resigned the presidency
of the Southern Pacific road says the
call. The telegram, it is paid. comes
from 11 rcliublo neuron and is to the ef-
fect that the resignation of Mr. Hayes
in now in the hands of his superiors.
it Is bollMoved here that the man WHO
succeeds Mn Hays Will be president
of botht to Union and Southcin Pu-
cific systems and, the two 111111111 will
be conducted under one management.
JEFFRIEI iAND‘RUHLlN.
W
' Agree to Meet {911 $2,600 11 one...»
n11.11111.111- to be Mad. Monday.
' SAN FRANCIWBCO August 17mm 1111
announced tlnit Jtilfrlou 111111 ilubilii'
have agreed to meet in this city be
fore the club offering the best induce-
11111111, (loci-1111 Shannan been selected
1111 referee. Final arrangements for the
1 11mm will be made on Monday, when .
such 1111111 will put up In, 5000 and sign
the usual articles. The contest prob
obi wiIlcosur in October. ,
Wm
‘ “ we 'I
to kill SIG ilf Acke‘rmsn by an uirifeiriiui ‘
opened as intended. The authorities.
1.3.3.... .1 '
Builloy I Wheeler‘s Bioyclo Store,
52 South Main at, South Norwalk, 6!.
The three kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented for rocker.
All first-clan stores sell the Ozone
goods.
The
South Narwalk
Trust Co.
In examined twice a ‘year by the Bank
'1 Commissioners of the State of
Connecticut, same as all
State and ’Savings
Banks iii this
State.
WI
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
CITY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100 00.0 00
Other Profits. 3'25. 000. 00
JOHN Ii. FERRIS‘. President.
1.10011 111. 11311011. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Farris .3 Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swirl:
John H. Light ., .~’1-1. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin. ’ i ,muol Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts solicited.
t-.s......_ v.
The
South Norwalk
Savings
Bank
is the only institutio'i in
this city which confines
its business strictly to
the receipt and car: of
settings funds.
TROII§ERS
$1185
The kind that sold a!
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00
GOOD PATTERNS.
SERVICEABLE CLOTHS.
ALL SIZES.
.WM
Phone 138-12.
1. 11111111111,
TAILORB.
CLOTHIERC,
HATTBRI.
F U RNIGHIRCn
.‘ .
iii 11.11.111.11» Mrs-t,
091110 11111110111111
a
the work that use. 30c. and 35c. will do at other times.
The price will show you plainer‘ than these columns of talk.
price list.
No sale in our history has attractetd more attention than our magic figure 19 cent sale of a
few weeks ago. We have had so many inquiries as to when we would hold another, that we dc'cided'
t0 have 0'16 tomorrow, lasting two days only, concluding at 8:30 p. m., Monday.
19 cents will do 1-
The following is our ‘two day
0
81X 51: Handkerchiefs, 19c Fancy or plain Neck Ribbons, 2 Pillow Cases, worth 12%.: each, 1011
Two Cakes Pcar's Soup, 1pc 'worth 25c yd., now, 19c 2% yds. Russian Crash, worth
25s T1111. Grey and White Lisle Ladios' Fancy Side Hose Support- lzléc yd., 19c
Gloves, . 19c ers, worth 15c pair; 2pair for lac 2 yds. Bates Seersucker, worth
Two boxes Tulcum Po‘wdcr, 19c Pillow Tops, worth 35c, now 11c 12c, 191:
Two 12"“ Embroidered llnndkcr- 500 yds. Easting (Cotton, regular 5 vds. best Cambric Lining, for 19c
chiefs, . 190 price, 50; this sale, 5 for . lilo 2 yds. 15c Siloslss, gm- - 193
Two MM 8 Collars, , ' 190 Milwnrd's Needles, always sold for 25C plaid Dress Goods for 190
Men‘s American Giant Suspenders 19c be, now 6 papers for 19¢ , ’ .’
Men's Bulbriggsn Shirts and , A“ 25° Ladies “d Children 5
Drawers, 190 6 Blown Glass Tumblers, 19c Aprons, 190
Two pairs Men's Socks. 191: 3 large Coffee CUPS and Saucers. 19c 25c Corset Covers, and 250 Draw-
2 pair Ladles' White 1100; Hose, 19c Glass Water Pitcher, 19c ers, 19c
'l‘wo pair Children's Hose. 10c Berry Set of 7 pieces, 19c 39c Children's Summer Hats, 19o
[Indies Vests and Pants, all our 1 gal. Class Oil Can.. 190 39c Children's White Dresses, 191:
25c line, at. tile 2 qt. Decorated Pitcher, 19c lnfants' 25c Slips, and 25c Booties, 190
Lot Ladies' Neckwoar, worth 500, 2 Linen Towels, worth 1.2m each. 19c Ladies' White 39c Dressing Saba
choice. 19c 58 in. full bleached Damask, 19c ques, 19c
Minion Fruit jars, pints and quarts, at 58c., value 75c.
N B. First showing of Ladies’ Fall Suits, Silk and Cloth Eton Jackets and Separate Skirts.
I
Call~ 58-2.
”w
Two Questions.
111 .1111: inarkot?
Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES,
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
we receive them fresh from the ovens which’is the secret of freshness,
tiliiiiilii, i11111g31nu33wisi
FULL CREAM CHEESE, TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
2 LBS. FOR 25c.
you. Our quality is fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
HOW IS THIS FOR “LOW."
11 Sheets Fly Paper, 5c.
5 lb Pail Jelly, All Flavors,
, RELIABLE GROCERS. .
DONOVAN BUILDING. . .
o ,lo
PURE FRUIT JAM IN ONE POUND GLASS JARS, . 1. 1.1 1. 1.« 3 for use. .
FULL QUART JARS JELLY. asson'rnn mavens, . .. , .. . go.
3A cans iIia nulls Milk for 233. a pings. Grape Nuts, use. 3 lbs. Laundry Starch, 10c.
ssorte on 11, . . ‘ ‘ .
Blue Label Cgtsup, , “a. 115 Cakes Lion Soap, 251:. a pkgs. Gold Dust, 7c. 1
3 cans 31131111: (3111111, soc. tr Cake-«Chic Soap, , use. 7 Cakes Babbitts’ Soap, 25c.
FREE to ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE
“DA?! 1 ‘ I I A“
THE. P. J..,LYNOH CO.
. ,m_._w
Se» mour’sStore
Will not the best goods prove profitable to both buyer and seller?
Do you not think it economy to purchase the best goods, rather than the cheaper imitations up-
'l‘he Summer Season is at its height. and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
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, Bananas,
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
that you always get here.
Washington 31113.
UNEEDA BISCUIT,
6 FOR 251:.
There is but one Cash Grocery in the Twin Cities where you can really buy groceries cheap,
and that is right here. Just compare our prices with your grocers and see the money we can save
23c. pound, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 5 pounds. $1.10. Boiled Ham, 25 cents pound.
$r.oo-—18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00.
Ozone 3000. per cake. 46 SPECIAL; 'Bcnrdslcy Shred. Cod, per box , 9d
Bubbltt‘s Soup. pcr cnkc. 4c . ’Alaskn Salmon, per can 100
33wlft'iznf’rldII Soup, per ciIikc, 2c HAMS, PER LB:, 13: Monarch Root Beer, per bottle. 91:
utin use 01111. per on o. 1: Lion Coffee. 2 for 200
Best Lily Soup. per cake, 4c SHOULDERS’ PER LB" 10° Baked Beans. nor can. 90
Oval Soup. per cake. 20 BACON, PER LB.. I40 Balaton Breakfast Food, 2 for 260
171: 6 Cans Domestic Sardines... use.
New York Grocery CO.
SOUTH NORWALK.
EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, NONE BETTER,
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, .
I , 0
PER BAG 55c.‘ , PER BBL $4 40.
been Romain}
Norwalk Chronicler