.V IIV in V
the limit you are
V 1111111131.. see if this 111111111111 11111110111111» 5
ly. It it passes through it easily, it
‘ is apparent that the fruit is done.
Ostrich (authors 111's divided up for
‘1 11811 1111111111 11111111 the short ones on the
1;, 11111511 can nlr. tight ll
1111', and on one
grand review of
hi to 1e held 'lhe troops
111,11 np,‘ awaiting the on
Emperor William I,
denly the Crown Princ-
the ground and pro:
1, spot where the mill»
were located. This
11111011111111 the war
iicii the French army
represented at 11111111111111
‘crniany. The delicate
been intrusted to Col—
din, who afterward be—
eral of division, and
as but natural, was feel»
lost amid all this as-
Addressing herself to
it soldier, the Crown
Said! "Colonel. I am
‘ 1y glad to see you 11»
11an he bowed low with—
' ‘V standing the point of the
“Yes, this is
', nary of the-fall 11f Sub»
1d 011 that day our two
11 a, great victory toge-
aidthat for the last sixty-
s the Rev.ll1'111y S.
f‘5Philadelpbia, has not
at of any kind. He is
cut of the Vegetarian
of’America. and at the age
5 y~fonr he is able to fur-
”of that to do without meat
impair the bodily vigor
or has been an ev tful
was born in Eng and.
d be was nine years old he
51' eaten meat. lie came to
ntry in 1853. Since then
11 a newspaper writer a
11211 reporter an anti-
settier in Kansas, during
oi- "squatter sovereign-
ietor of a Republican
1' in a Democratic town
11, an alderman, a state
till a quartermaster in
' army duringr the War
Lastl1,h1'bc—
’0 ing that the gov crnment
to recover mail 111att1r
13 lost by negligence 01
any on the part of its e111-
, 11111! restore the same to
1111' and that when a clerk
his a registered lét»
money he is re-
he amount stolen.
g something over $2 000.
03$ office department refus-
5mg goon the loss, but will
' in view of the attorney
skopinion.
making up your mind that
odas apples, It 1s
11- apple crop,th111
will average about
The yield is highest in
rnias and lowest 1n New
The prune crop of
His coast, on the other
hundred residents in
5 ndon have joined a ten-
otcctive league, “to enable V
tenants to combine for
rolcctioii against the extor—
V llegal demands of
iiQ rate collectors, and
of the necessary le-
‘aler in Malaga is
51'. twenty thousand
s a commercial ex—
hile Porto Rico and
5311' to Spain, coffee
ot’ permitted in;
V taxonciioiclnnd
worthy of spec
Vposa1bl556..;
11 1111111111, 5
‘ 111119115111 “
iQiQ you the! 5
V or Dudley.
.r'naiwsaetcp
tonnes and jaunty‘ 11101111111,an the
long handsome ones on the large pic
turesuuo Gainsborousus. _
it in ”incomes possible to make 11
putting on 11 sec»
l’ll
’ 3‘ no without it the
can (137111111 11311111113111 11mg '1 {V11
Sthe peculiar arrangement or the th
of the screw or the thinness olQ the
rubber band.
The soiled white trimmings,
light 1111 will be replaced for
molding two or three weeks Willi. Poo
slap courts of soil texture. f'ilomn will
prefer block velv't, but the objection
to that would be Its Weight; there is
most women.
Herc Is a clipping concerning the
cooking of aerobic from “The Hound
Wife" which some new housekeeper
Who has not taken a course in cooking
may appreciate. Water alone can be
used for cooking any of the cereals.
but most of them are ilchsr and duct
ilavored when the liquid used is milk
and water. mixed in about equal p101
portions Especially is this the case
With barley, rice, homlny and f'nrins
The quantity of shit. that should be 1111-
ed in cooklni; cereals is largely a mat-
ter of individual taste. as some people
like considerable and some very little
salt in their food A stile general rule
however, to follow is to add half 11 “90,1,-
spoonful of salt to each pint of liquid.
The sight of six or eight young lib
dies walking coloss country would be
a novel one 1115111011115 parts, but we
know that in many places parties are
formed for a. walking tour to cover at
least '11 week. the members returning
by train to then homes at the end of
that time. if dress suit cache were
sent on ahead, thorn Would be fresh
clothes waiting for one. to return in.
or if the intermediate route were care
fully laid out said ease might give 11p
one of, its fresh changes in the middle
or the week and be sent on again. It
is needless to say that such 11 11 tramp
would be highly beneficial to one who
is strong and used to walking. and that
serviceable dress. huts 111111 shoes 11111
11111111911111 y, with a closely roiled uni
lnclln that can be used as a walking
stick on pleasant. days. The 1111 of.
be the best time for such 11 tl‘.lp
Mrs Hnwxhurst. ot Norwnik, is the
guest of Mr and M13. "Josiah Hawkins,
in Soutlipoi't.
Harry Govern. of New York is the
guest of his brother, Frank Govern, the
harbor, at Rowuyton.
Oscar H, Banks. who has been quite
ill. is now improving slowly, and his
entire recovery is expected.
Hurry Goldsmith, clerk in Gregory's
pharmacy has secured 11 position in Jen
iiie Hamilton's pharmacy in Bridgeport
Mi'. and Mrs. Washington M. Sharron
of Woodward avenue loaves tomorrow
for the Ridgefield Mountians to spend
two weeks.
~l .000 feather (lusters just received
911 up. iii. ’1‘. J Manners
Loo Dmis. of the law firm of Hurl-
butt & Davis. who at present. is enjoy-
lug 11 vacation in the White Mountains.
will return to duty Monday.
The Native Wine and Stein Clubs
weie to have a pleating this evening at
Hotel Hamilton but. it has been postpon
11d untill next Friday night.
Miss Mary Bissoll, oi‘ Pittsiield. who
has been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. CV
C. C. Betti-1. returned home today. She
was accompanied by Miss Sully Betta.
who will make 11 week‘s visit.
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt has‘ii'tart-
0d the work of placing a curbnnd'giil-
ier in front of his property, In Pros-
ueet street. South Norwnlk... He is hop-
ing that the city will soon get the
(grade in that street established.
1 1'1 ' .
The iron frame work for the new ad-
dition to/the Norwnlk iron Works, is
well advanced. but it will be quite a
while before the building is complete.
The structure will be 2001160 feet. with
an extension 60x30 feet.
‘51:;
The Sunday school members of Trinb
ty Church went to Roton Point this
morning for their annual outing which
was postponed from yesterday on se-
1zount of the min. The party left on
Trolley curs shortly utter 10 o'clock
Norwalk water system to Belle Island,
is expected to be started by about the
middle of September. The bond for the
water commissioners is now being pre-
pared. .1
No regular services will beheld in
the Norwalk Baptist Church. Sunday.
There will be a praise and. prayer meet-
ing, at 11 a. 111.,1followed bv Sunday
meeting, at 6: 30 p 111
11111. have arrived in town and are
spending 11 Mt weglli at Carleton out-
1". *Ho‘y‘t5 is a. brain-
cr ct Mane 121' l. M. Hoyt and Oontrnot~
t, or V 511th Norwullr.
the depot, the 1111111111 61511111 wage
11111111, and tho hbnfis‘i 111111111111 forw
suddenly. hrsliklnaltlm shag?l - it.'i‘hea
. to 11 flat house.
no question 111111111 its becominghesn to -
September or first of October would "i
11011111101111. Local. in: W;
The 11111-11. (1!. extending the 80111311!
Mr. and Mrs. hi. E. Hoyt, of Break»
1111
1111 was; 5111115111111: 11 load 3111111111 tram
YV
business,
Mics Hsttis Grumman. at Isaac
street, w o is criticully ill of s oomph.
cation 0 diseases, was reported this
morning to be resting very comfortably
and 11 slight improvement to notice-
W
Contractor Dudley id. Hoyt 111111131111
begin the work of converting the Tab
mags linker place, in Spring sti'eet in»
A number of improve
1111111111 1111 be made 111111 the 111111111118
will be placed in first class condition.
The Main 111111 with
streets Will
'E. 111691 strain in airtime of ball in about
two Weeks. It has not yet been decid-
5nd where the encounter will take place
but the Decker Field will probably be
the bottle 111111111111.-
A paity composed 01' Smith North-
rop, Arthur Ellausou and some others
went down the harbor this morning on
11 fishing excursion on Contain Charles
Pratt’s luuuch Victoria. Upon their
return this evening some tail fish stor-
ies will be the order-
SELECTING GOLF PLAYERS.
CHICAGO. August 23.-»~Play to so
lent the participants in the hauls for
the western golf championship content
begun on the Midlothlnn Olub links at
10 s 111., when the 16 who uuulifled
yoStenday teed oil The second and
third fields contesting f01 lesser prizes
were dish tched earlier The fore-
noon’s we was 111 1.8 holes. match
play Olly night after another round
of 18 holes. 11 1111111 or tour will ham
qualified to play in the germ finals to.
mormw morning Tomorrow after
noon the Amateur championship of the
west will have been- doubled.
I .‘__-_,.._.._,_._—
STEAMER ALENE TO BE REPAIR-
D.
E.
KINGSTON Jamaica. August 23»—
The German steam Alene. which
111515.11 in collision with and Sunk the
New York pilot bout James Gordon
Bennett, of! the Scotland Lightship,
Saturday afternoon. August 17. has
just arrived here and is being liockod.
She is leaking in consequence of the.
collision and has a rent in her stur-
boiti'd bow. She will be repaired hei 1»
ilergsniling for South America has
becn'dslnyed until Monday.
on the market?
I The best articles in these 1
aQVDIB. lieu L
BOUTHINGTON, Animist atria—When
the first special cars bearing members
of the sore Business Mons Associa-
thin reached Lake Oompounce at 11: 30
V5.tl1is morning, the sun was shining
‘ ' brightly. and save promise 111 fine wen
. Given a 1111 at
1111111111 11111111}v 1 11111111111;
, 52 South Main 31113111111 Norwalk, ct
The three kinds oi Trade Marks
must be presented i'or rocker.
Ail first—class stores tell the 0201111
90011:. '
DOMESTIC DRANK LAUDONUM.
MIDDLETOWN, August 23. ~Annle
Schuster, ugod twanty. 11 domestic' in
the family of (loorgo A. Smith. of
South Forms took laudannm with cut
oidal Intent last night utter leaving
11 farewell not for her biother, Who is
employed at the state prison in Wctli~
ei'sileld. She was 1111111111 in bed uncon-
colours but 11 phy’sictnn shoceeded in
reviving her Today she was removed
to the home of her futhei at Rocky
Hill. She refuses to tell the reason
”for her not. «
KING EDWARD IN PdussiA.
WIIJIEDMSHOHOE, Prussia, Augo
11111 23—King Edward arrived here‘ to-
day and was met Vat the railroad sta-
tion by Emperor William in the 1111l~
form of a British 1111111111. and the of-
ficers headquarters stuff. The king
wore the uniform, of the 1111115511
guards. After cordial meetings to
sovereigns entered an open carriage.
drawn by four horses and were driven
to the castle. where they had lunch-
eon. The center of the table was
adorned with tho Epergno designed by
Emperor Willinui as it mascot for
King Edward.
Its the objecting countries.
the: for the annual outing. in spite of
the 11:11; showers of the morning. Foui
151 tired merehnn
the Casino at l
unlock. As the offer was oi! an tutor 1
5111111 11.,sture there were no set speech-
.1111 following the spread but matters or ‘
interest to the association were dis- «,
cussed. generally. The program for
the attérnoon included sports 0: var-
ions kinds, 11 baseball game between
Hartford and Meridian being one of the l
attractions.
The officers of the association are:
‘l’i'eciderit, R H. Jackson. Hartrord;
‘ secretary, George E. French,Hn1-tford;
immoral-.11. B. Fitzgerald, Waterbury-
FRANCO-TURKlBH SlTUATION
NEW YORK. August 23"“030M‘ 8.
Sirens, formerly United States min-
ister to Turkey. asked for his opinion
%' the present situation between
i.
once and Turkey, said: "The situa-
V 11 has 11 very serious side. inasmuch
namely
England. Austria, Roumania and
theme, in pursuance of whose 11101
tests the sulton has taken his present
stand, are morally bound to side with
Turkey. I use the weid mornily’ in
the ordinary sense. though I question
whether it should bé used in respect
to international 11111111151111 Mr. Straps
added that the probabilities. however.
are all in favor of a peaceful nettle-
mcnt. It was Mr. Straps who develop-
ed the diplomatidmlans from which
the 8511111111111 Ports Was brought to set
' tie the American indemnity claims. He
believes that the position of France
today is vastly weaker than that seen:
pied by the Vilnited States then.
. ..Q,.V. , V
VIRGINIA DAY AT- EXPOSITION.
BUFFALO, N. Y August 23~Gov
crnor J.- Hogs Tyldi'gdeQ “yin entire stol‘f
eoecuplod shirts on e stage of the
Temple of Music at the Pan American
grounds today, where appropriate cer-
emonies were held in honor of 111'—
2111111 my. Many distinguished res-1-
donis of the Old Dominion state occu-
pied 111111135111 the auditorium, which
was filled.
' Calico-r.
Two Questions,
Squash, Etc.
1111s received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES.
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS.
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from throw-11s. which is the secret of freshness, that you always get; here
1110 r lisStore
Will not the best goods prm 11 profitable to both buyer and seller? -
Do you not think it cconomv to purchase the b’ést goods, rather than the clieapcnimitations up-
[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 tradingr here.
Rocky Ford Muskmclons, Water Melons, CucumbeiyngBeaehes, Sweet Potatoes, Tomstpes, Bananas,
Oranges, Pineapple
4
v,
3 E Sillilllll 1111111811111; 33hsiW1shmgiuiiini
FULL CREAM CHEESE,
’ 2 LBS. FOR 251:.
Ozone Soup. per cake, 4c
Bobbitt's Soup, per cake. 4c
Swift's I’i'lde Soap, per cake, 4c
Satin Gloss Soup. pcr cake. 41:
Best Lily Soap. per coke, V 41:
Oval Soup, per cake, 2c
6 Sheets Fly Paper. 5c. 5 lb
DONOVAN BUILDING
school. at 12 111.. and Young People's
5ew York
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
SPECIAL:
HAMS, PER LB., 13o
snoumens, PERQLB..10c
BACON, PER 1.8.. “ 14c
Pail Jelly, All Flavors,
.l
1
RELIABLE BROOM".
17c 6 Caps Domestic Sardines. .
UNEEDA BISCUIT.
6 FOR 251:. Q2 ~
There is but one Cash Groc :ry in the Twin Cities where you can really l’liu‘y' groceries fichezip“,
and that is right here. Just compare our prices with your grocers and see the money we can save
you. Our quality is fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
HOW IS THIS FOR “LOW ”
231:. pound, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 5 pounds, $1.10. Boiled Ham, 85 cents pound
$r.oo-—18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00. '
.,.'
,
Beardsley 31.11.11 Cod per box . 1
Alaska Salmon per can, 1
Monarch Root Beer, per bottle.
Lion Coifeo,
Baked Benris. nor can;
Rnlston Breakfast Food, 2 for 251-.
25c.
rooer‘y 00
SOUTH NORWALK.
'ly'Q" 111111. (11111115 V b
1855 POUND GRANULATED 3111111121 55V - ._
OUR ruinous 3111115111 01211111111111! 1111111111,,
01111 FAMOUS 1117mm 110115151: FLOUR, 5551‘. 31111; $440 11111.. '
25¢;
mi. 11 11111151 Chic 8111111. .
‘ 2511.1 5 oldies sig Value Soap,
. 2311.11.11. L
15 5111111111 Lion Soho. 25c.
5:V 2561‘
.5QV'f'Ve‘5c.
” «ass.
or Vnrrn ROSE SOAP.
7 suite; Babbitt‘ii,,$oap.
5 We will call Mr 850 cents. osmium
Winter Bags. "polar prion. 780. Q
Remnants
Odd Lets Sale
Begins tomorrow (Saturday) Surplus
and Sample Lots from several large.
manufacturers, together With ' large lots
at various kinds of merchandise Virom
our own stock, at 50cts on the dollar.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Four and One- Half Cents
the best American Print. all colors, all styles,
regular prices, 61'. and 7c. yard.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Twenlu-Seven Cents
3 pair Ladies‘ Drop Stitch Black Stockings; .
the 15c. kind a pair.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Twenlu-Nine Cents
Ladies' Lisle Thread and Knee Pants, marked
110w 501:. a pair.
WE WILL SELLFOR
Eight Cents
Men's 4-ply AQll Linen Collars, well known
”Arrow Brand ;" 15c. the price everywhere.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Fifth Coats
3 pairs Black Cat Stockings for Boys; 25c. is
the regular price per pair.
. WE WILL SELL5FOR
Twenlu-Five Cents
Six 7c. [luck Towels.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Nineteen Cents
Plain and Fringed Curtains; 25c. and 351‘. the
regular prices. .
WE WILL SELL FOR
Two Cents
a yard, Val. Lace, worth from 5c. to Sc. yard.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Eight Cents
a pair, all sizes, white or black Hose Support—
crs,;11'orth 121/11: and 15c. 11 pair.
WIQE WILL SELL FOR ,.11 . v
Six Dollars and Niacin Cents
Blue Flame, three-burner Oil' Stoves; fully
worth $10.00.
WE WILL SELL FOR
ThirtusEichl Cents
’Eight quart Agate Preserving Kettles; regu-
lar price, 591:. Q5~
WE'WILL SELL FOR
Eiahtii Three Cents
a dozen Lightning Jars, either pints or quarts.
WE WILL SELL FOR
Twenlii-Nine Cents
1.5011; neck, hill iront Corset Covers, trimmed
Wlfll v11. Lace: regular price soc. Sizes 32
,' 10138.5 ,1
we 11111.1. ,snin.‘ non
Thulil~Four Cents
11101125162151 colored Shirt Waist»; regular Q I
..V ' prices, 5111:. 1111116911..
WE WQQIQLL SELL FOR
One Dollar and Wendi-Five 5015‘,
V White Cambric Petticoats, deep Bounce with
four rows Val lace insertion and‘ lace trim-15
1 med rudi¢;Qregiii1ir price $1..ng ' V
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