1 s the aim of the
. principle. 1:1 1lccid~
. by to remedy
3 in the. cotton
" s to find new mar:
y lowering the price
on sold before.
3 111g in China has
to that ectintry, by
fill consume practical—
quantities of cotton
uldo' be Wiser eco-
d morally for the
tifncturers’ Associa-
to surplus to the far
arntagonize its oper-
lint it might uoc :1 strike
‘ for closing its mills.
e: uld widen the
on capital and labor,
Iready too 11101111.
WW
1 ornt in gold produc-
.1111: discovery in ( aliw
touched about 1885.
opening of the trans-
1111 before the decline
ad gone so far as to 111~
prise 110111 silver min.
1' the five y'cnls from 1881
inclusive the uterngc un—
to nation of gold in the
us about $100000 .000
' restoration of pczuc in
1111.21 3111! the resumption
133gcpc1ations them the
gold 111 the. world may be
-'.‘spcedily reach $401»
1231'. indeed. it is likely1
reduction 01 new gohl
‘iu the next twelve
1 the 11"01Id s entire
1313‘" Richard I.. I"13nc of
’Vgu, who died the
11131 1e1 mm a mid
('11 States navy
$3 I he resigned his
' ,onluiandei in the
navy and joined
eservice. lie was
1; conunundcd the 11111-
1ile 11:13 at hot
its l'leit :11 buy
' 1:11 Page was
and .51 "1.131111:
He joined the Older
‘13 N Clark. of Iowa City,
IV of 13211111111111: Maryland;
recently li't‘it‘lfll‘ll be-
ode to him in the will,
“11111111.: Will 1".1-111111’1 hev
r11 eception.
v
tin a healthy,
31)" 111111 neglected
i tell you the
iii: ompnnlonsrfl
l: deductible com- _
u the teeth
813
hat or on; 11111: 11.11.1121 of the velvet. 313 3,
1.1.1111: ‘wnlet line in very becoming to
stunt figures it ‘r‘educue the upper-out ~
size or the waist beside improving the
‘ apportioned of the figure; 1
and give:
use of surplus
g the goods where
American exports of
‘ his year-.1111: Chin-
Lee, the fu'lher of
'0 Odd Fellow in the“ Unit-
ix years ago. Next to him
initiated 111 the latter city
. 137.3 111' was Urnud
11111111 011111 for. set —
dour years have passed
A Andree. sailed away to
'11 his 1111110011 and the
g agollln'camc general
d33perislled, and though
lumber and sister me.
nun. Sweden. ‘ They
yexplorcr' 11 room in pcr~
111. sonville' is mining
' A 1L1 cut 1111111 shows
111' ck structures and
‘1 111111 eighteen Wood—
11 permanent etcct-
fire,’ or in process of
Dale green nun’e veiling and 1111111111
1 head in making 11
. tiny 33 or 11111 yearn. The
We. is Fro 11bit. The but Is a baby
mun—www.1- 1
The decider] dip of the shirt from
u»
"All the new skirts have the 11111111
Illicit but flare very materially below
theé 13131318. Such a skirt Is not only
311111, of" and pretty to look at when
on it good ilgure, but it is most com
'fortuble to walk in.
W...
All girls may with benefit weer up
runs while about their school duties
the younyir ones the dainty uprone of
dimltmlongcloth,crgbndle,ewise,11111.3
lace trimmed and the older once pret
ty little creations or black and lace
w-'— .-.............
Perhaps the most satisfactory of all
materials for 11. house down. where It
Is desired to combine service, dnlnti
nose and softness. is cashmere. It
combines well, too, with silk. luee. rib-
bon and all materials that wiuld nat-
urnlly be selected to trim such 11 gown
i believe some cull the ends to the
new ellk boos “handkethicf ouds.‘
They have the appearance of being
handketchlefs of the silk caught at
the throat near one corner and the
other three left hanging. The edges
are often finished with a tiny ruchlng.
mm“.
The corset sachet I11 invariably pluc
ed just Inside the stools at the upper
end, between the stools and the body
This looks on if there. was trouble with
some of the straight—front corsets, for
the reason is given that it is used to
lu‘otcct the body from the. severe
pressure at this point.
The drop skirt comes between the
pctilcont and the outside, therefore us
much pains should be taken in the
hanging of it no in either 01' the other
"ormeuts. There are people who
think it not worth while to bother
much with anything that is not on the
surface given their whole attention to
the drcsu. But dressing the. body is
much like keeping the house. If cv
urytbini; is in order within and without
one Is much more, at her once unless.
she. is 11 women who is never distress
ed for fear 111111111 one wnl dlecm c1 the
lulscneds 11f 1.11:1: 'rnnk'c-up or her pom
pood housekeeping methods.
CATHOLIC CONVENTIONS.
Notable Gathering to be Held Next
Month In Bridgeport.
In many boys will the annual con
vcutions ol’ the ilermnn ltomun (,‘ntb
ellc Central Vcriu 111111 the (.111 mun
\111c1i1nu (lutholic Young. Men' Cen-
Iiul Assoeitiiion of North Americn
which assemble nnily in ilrhlgcport.
In Se_1,1lcmbcr,bt‘1 uofnblc. 'Prinuu'llj.
it will be the first time either orgnnl
zntion bus met in New Engl: 1nd 'i-‘I1~
reason for this may be 11111510011111.5011 "
IImentuI by 1111111», but it is llt‘thlllll
loss 11 fact that throughout the grout
middle Went, where the lcriunn popn
lotion I1; in the oscemlnucy. they 11
curd the. liquor laws of New England
as 11 bit too stilnvcnt
'Ihe two conventions wid be. c011
(1111' Led indepondmiily 111‘ cueb oilier, 111
though there are some matters upon
which joint uction will be 111111111.
There will be upwards 111' i100 dole
unit's present. representing all parts
111‘ Norlb Alnericn. Unlii‘orniu, Wiscou
sin, Florida and Muicn, us well as the
111st stretch of lniermediute territory
will br-‘duly represented by their soul:
or daughters. 'l‘he delegates of. the
.,(cut1'11 represent about (35.000 mcm
bi re and the young men a orguuizntion
about 35 (100
Thole will be at least five bishops
present during the 1o11venilm 3k
and incur noted (‘ntbolic 01211111111111
'inc Iudlnu the bonds of several rolimn
one 1111(Iii's.lt'or the Iirst 111131111
Bridgeport In many ycms them will
1111' 11 no tiflelal muss 1cI11b'31'utedZ'It
will be cl noted by Bishop 'I‘le1‘11cy.n'1
.lisii‘ll by the visiting bishops nud clc3'-1
11' s_ In St. \uuustlnc s Churbb Sunday.
'acptc Him 15. Tho delegates will
111-arch to the church in 11 body. 111111 the
1231111111111'12'111111 11 ill be rein blend byrtbol
Palestine Society, of Now ork famous
the. country mm for the. excellence
with which it renders Catholic church
music.
Sunday evening at the Park City
theatre 11111111 is to be u formul recep-
tion tor lilOI'Od the visiting delegates
at which Mnym Hugh Sterling will
111111111111 Gov George 1’. McLean will
deliver on address. The program will
ionslst of musical exercises In two
pnrtn, the first 1). rendition of populur
melodies by 11 mixed chorus compris-
lug all of the leading singers of the
German societies of the city. and the
second the rendition by 11 tl'nlucd chotu
us of Mundcleuolm‘e bountiful cuntutu,
"Lnudn Slop.”
Sunday afternoon there will he a pn-
npwurdn of. 13.000 people will tukc purl.
Ilcnidou all the. (ilcrmnn Catholic :10-
clctlne of the unite, and several from
contentions about 22 in nil will pantie
cnnizutlons. The intrude will be
tlnongh the central pint of the city
and Bust Bridgeport.
One of the principal muttcrn to comu‘
tlou to Bishop McPhuul'c movement
the blehon. and say they. will vote t
huvo his ldeu adopted.
After the "Luudn 811111 at the Fur
City 1.,Ireatre Sunday evening. thcr
will be 1111 1111111111311: by the 1111111111111
young clergyman, Father Antone not
her of Buffalo, held in be one of 111
meet eloquent preachers In America.
The convention w i hint mill
.1?
mail or greatly
11111112111 with the; work and conduct or
the entire 1131131111113. ‘ _
' “The duties «11813111111111 the 111111.111 - '
week, expreeee'd
initiator)! ex-
.11" 21's.: 9' 1"
ope, " 111.1 c.0161;
Bulky ii 11111116111 Bloch lion,
112 South Main 111.131.1111 Norwalk, e113
3 ee‘wae reported
ill the 113.11.511.11
unsure the unlit
""I‘ho olilcer'e
'- liieul of Gooneeticut on each side.
‘ ruen throughout 2513;:
the entire brigade ere ntltled to much
credit for the manner in which they
performed the 0111111110111 The attack
on Crimp McLean on each day of the
field operations accomplished the ob
ject sought. It is ailment lmporsible for
acidicre to receive the proper training
in no armory where only 'iours right
and column right’ is executed. 3
dor to get coy sort of an idea of real
soldierlng the men ehould be put Into
The three kinda of Trade Marks
must be presented for. rocker.
All flrsbciu: atom nail the Ozone
“Last week's work demonstrated the COLOR “NE IN BERL'N'
nceu of such field drill, BB it gave the
troops 1111 idea 01 what they meet ex-
pect in military life.
thin that Adjutant General Cole will
repeat the program in the future.
“Perfect cider prevailed in
throughout the week; in fact it was a
remarkable comp In many ways. The
conduct of the men was excellent and
the drilling was up to the standard.
PROTECTING MORALS OF CHORUS
GIRLS.
LONDON, August 24. -A meeting 01’
100 bullet and chorus girls this week
discussed the best Why of protecting
White and Black Briekmakers are at
It in almost cert
For some time past there has been a'
great deal of Ill feeling among the
employees at the Holmes 6‘: Dennis
brick yard In Berlin. ,The cause of the
trouble is due In a. great measure to
.he employment of colored men at the
The white men. so called. do
to cure to work ulongetde " of their
lurk~skinned brethren,
.uformeil their employers.
men do not uttnch much importance to
the kick made against them, and con.
1111110 to make brick In the some old
' ' . way. It is stated that several of those
who 111731;, opposed to the employment or
the colored men threaten to go on
strike unless the colored men are noti—
T 1118.161111th or de-
grantcd by the
Holmes 1‘: Dennis Company. and there
may be 11 race war In 11 small way, it
matters do not adjust themselves.
and new so
Among the propositions
‘Whlie List" of the theatrical munc-
gers, who pr'opeily protect the women
Iris lu theli employ should be
prep red and circulated with u tequest
that the public
managers named.
' 11 boy 0111111 11 girl that really
nulls him, the chances are his sisters
' 1', and he has to make an-
tled to quit work.
A woman curries her “change" in 11
fancy pocketbook, and her real money
on her person.
8 ‘
Two Questions.
Will not the best goods 111111 c profitable to botiibuycr and seller?
llo you not think it economy to purchase 111111112111 goods. rather than the cheaper imitations up-
on the 111:11'111't? 3
"he Supnner Season is :11 its height, and we are meetingr the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable to do their tradingr here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons. Water Melons, Cucumbers Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes. Bananas.
Oranges, Pineap‘bl
The best articles in these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES.
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
\‘.'1' have :1 system and 11cm; llil i01- FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
or receive them fresh from the on us, which is the secret of freshness. that you always get here.
Suuash. Etc.
apartment will present 11
the center of the cost well. with the
To parboll u fob-vi so It can be broiled
is to waste much 0! lie nutritive dual-
Ity. The tiny broilers are expensive,
very much so, but “even the ecnomleal
housewife can have them occasionally
If ehe will economize in other wnys-
that is a delicious meet stew. fish.
eggs, etc. can form the boots of a meal
Instead of expensive steaks and the
like, and then there will be funds suf-
ficient with which to buy the. delicious
little broilers and not be obliged to use
the parbollcd substitute. if possible
always secure your fowls of the farmer
who raises thomw—eold storage, is a
erect convenience. of course, but I
uhould choose a fre‘rlh fowl every time
rather than one thnl has been frozen
11 year, though I had to economize to
do no.
Where energetic newspapers are
published there should be no gossip.
lug. us they print about all a beultliy
curiosity demands.
’sStore
I: E Silllll 18110101011133WlSlWiISlllllglllll1.181
FULL CREAM CHEESE,
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
2 LBS. FOR 251:.
UNEEDA BISCUIT,
6 FOR 251:.
11 At preew
genome a chaotic appear-«i
er and beauty are being
out oi «11311111111011. and when
' r in .11 aide oi: the reporter court
_ re cheerful Expect than in re-
be 111111: are being entireil' repaint-
Lurge productions
of the grout settle at the United States
and Connecticut are being placed as
decorations for the upper border. The
great seal of the 111111.111 States is placed
The
e soul will else be placed he decor-
ntione on the border of the south and
want walla.
Feud electric chandeliers will be hung
from t e ceiling, and the room will be
recurpdted.
All reasonable haste is being made
with the work of renovation, but the
room will not be ready for occupancy
for some time. The September term of
the crimianl common pleas court
which comes in September 3 will be
held in an ante-room.
superior court was scheduled to open
September 10 but the county commie-
eionere have secured Its postponement
for one week.
The criminal
Ozone Soup, per cake.
ilubbitt's Soup, per cnko,
swift'n Pride. Soup, per cake,
Satin (lines Soup, per nuke,
‘llcet 13in Soup. per coke,
Oval Soup. per cuke,
HAMS, PER LB.,
SHOULDERS, PER 13.3..
BACON, PER LB., i411 Raleton Breakfast Food,
6 Sheets Fly Paper, 5 1b Pail jelly, All Flavors,
DONOVAN BUILDING.
rude. I11 which it in estimator! that .
New York, all the local (lutbolic or- ..
ipote. There will lie at knot 20 full ‘
There IS but one Cash Grocery 1n the Twin Cities where you can really buy groceries cheap,
and that 15 right here. Just compare our prices with your grocers and see the money we can save
you. Our quality 15 fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
now IS THIS FOR “LOW"
23:. pound, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 5 pounds, $1.10. Boiled Ham, 25 cents pound.
$1. oo-—18 pounds Fine Grqnulated Sugar—$1.00.
1r 1
it 9'» .
11.41.11.111... Shred. Cod, per box , 9c
Alaska Salmon per can, lilo
131:1 Monarch Root- Beer, per bottle. 911
1.1011 Golfee, . . ' 2101' 256
[inked Bonus. our con.
17c 13 Cans Domestic Sardines.) 25c."
New York Grocery Co.
RELIABLE GROOERS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“111111111 bands. boulder; other musical or".
' it 110111111 oRANULAmD 511111111 1
one FAMQEUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER,
hotel 1- the convention will be In relnf
towards reiterating nil the Catholic
111.11.111.11 of America. regardless of 11111:
iul pl'ecliyitiee. Minty 111 the dolegntii‘ii
11m atrongly in favor of the views or.
3 1331131153 Magnolia Milk
1 lb. can wear: Beef,
1 11311 can. Corned Beef,
2 plane Sousecl; .Mnekercl,
glass jars New Jam,
. .111. glass jar Jelly,
c. 3' lb. can Baked Beam,
Thursday. 11111111111111: Bil.
WWII
Home girl will not 111112 in 121111 "b
til i by
$1.00. ,
23c. LB
' cakeii Babbitt’e Soap. . .
a caller Big Velue Soap, 3
9c
2 for-251:
Begins todavi
3 pair Ladies’ Drop
the 151:. kind {11111117.
Ladies’ Lisle. 111.11.111.11'311111: Pants marked
now 501:. a pair.
and Sample Lots from several large
manufacturers,.togethér .wdh large lots
01 various kinds of merchandise from
our own stock. at 500135 on the 1100211.
3 the best American Print, all colors, all styles, “.
regulai prices,6e and 7c yard '
1 Sale
(Saturdav ) Surplus
ll—llo ' ~'
Stitch Black stockings.
3 pair: 3:317
"a, «293.... :1“
' Men's 4—ply All Linen Collars, well known‘
“Arrow Brand ;" 151'. the price everywhere.
do
3 pairs Black Cat Stockings for Boys; 251:. is
the regular price per 11:111.
500
Six 7c. Huck Towels.
2511
Plain and Fiinged Curtains; 25c and 351:. the
togular prices.
190
.1 y,ard Val. Lace, WUilll from 51:. to Sc yard
21:
a pair, all sizes, white or black Hose Support-
e15,; worth 12}1C. and 151:. a pair.
86
1.1 lue llnme. three burner Oil Stoves; fully '1
worth $1000.
$6.90
Eight quart Agate Preserving Kettles; regu—
8811
8811
Low 11eck,iull 1111111 ('orset Covers, trimmed
with Val Lace; regular price 501'. Sizes 32
to 38.
290
\bout 25 dozen Colmed Shirt \\ aists; regular
pliees, 50c.."11ul(19L
_ .11 pl 1Le 59C
:1 dozen Lightning Jars, either pints or quarts.
341;
White Canlbric Petticoats. deep ilounce with
four rows \-'11l. lucc insertion and lace trim-
med ruliie; regular price $1.98.
STATE HlGl-IWAV WORK.
The Selectmen to Advertise for Bids
for Improvements.
State Highway Commissioner James
A Mclionuld has notified the sclwt-
men of Norwnlk that as the amounts
asked for by the 140 towns heard from
exceeds the appropriution by $230,000.
the amounts of the towns will have to
be scaled down, from what won an
proprlnlcd at the town meetings. Nor
walk's Will be reduced from $0.000.
which was voted ut the town meeting
«135.200. The money alloted to the
town by the state will be in two por-
tions of $1,733.33. payable on Dccem
bcr lb, 100]. and on the same date next
year If the work called for by the 11p-
proprletlon Is completed by this time.
if the work is not completed at thej 11a
dates stated, the town will only get
two-thirds for the work then done, and
this work must not exceed the origin-
al amount.
The selectmcn will advertise for
bids for the improvement of the ar-
mory hill and when this is completed
they will spend the. remainder of the
appropriation between Norwplk and
Weetport,
COLLECT THE MILITARY TAXES.
it costs the state of Connecticut
$175,000 a your to maintain its nation-
al guard. This sum ls supposed to be
paid by those citizens of the state, he
Ween the ages or 21 and 5 who do
not bersonully enlist in the state m1-
iltln. or do not serve the common
wealth in certain other specified ways
which are reckoned as valuable and
an exacting 11.11 military service. Some
of these men against whom two 1101-
lars a yearfln lieu of other service, 111
assessed, pey‘lt like good citizens:
many others shirk and evade It In'
various ways. Some few strange to
any. seem to think that a hint: 13 till
thut I11 required by evasion, and prec-
tlcally challenge the state to collect
It To hit 1111 case of 1111ch,tho lent
legislature passed a law giving town
and city authorities power to line
those who refuse to pay their mill-
tnry 3111111111 and imprison them until
they chhll work out the amount no?
8085811 against them.
And yet it in an astonishing fact
that Milly towns 11m hesitation over
the (111111111011 whether they ehull take
lulvnntnge of the how 11,111.11 seeme‘
to have beceme so popular and re-
speetublo to refuse 01' neglect to pay
taxes that town 1111111111111: 1111113111111 1111:
run against publie‘lop 131111111 hill 11111111110,
ly to enforce the lulu!” There" 11.131111 be
no fear of overcrow‘vdlng the 11311111. for
mighty low of the chine or 11111111111
who Would dodge their duties to the
not would let themselves be not In
in". They would find the money
somehow very quickly it once c3111
viuood that the dilute meant 1111111111111
The state 11111111 111111111 bnnlncce, and
the banner the town authorities make
that 11111111111111 the better. The 1111111
111111 needed when the Connecticut 11111
lltin. 11 11. Joke.
3112611131331 1111301111}, to be the first city to
11‘ example In the meter 0
But New Haven 19‘-
$1.25
«Mounuououumo «mnoow
PEACHES ARE COMING.
In Boxes, Baskets and Crates, From
Maryland, Delaware and New York.
Peaches are beginning to arrive in
Norwaik in quantities, coming from
Maryland, Delaware and from the
Highlands in New York state. They
ore coming In crates, in boxes and in
baskets. A large crop of peaches will
probably be picked in the Hudson riv-
c1 valley, but the local crop will be
smaller than was expected earlier in
the season, because much of the fruit
it spoiling on the trees before it rip-
cur-1.0m: local peach grower who ex-
pected to here .100 bushels of fruit
will probably have only about 100 bu-
shels. A shipment of Missouri peach-
es was received in Norwalk yesten
3-3
It will probably be several days yet.
however, before this popular fruit be-
gins tocomo into the city in such quan-
titles nnd at such prices that the
housewives will begin canning.
TROLLEY To RIDGEFIELD.
A Ridgefield man writes to the Frees
as follows:
The article in the Press or Auguet 15
on the proposed trolley from North
Salem to Ridgcfleld makes it apparent
that the Press will strongly advocate
this “innovation. " While hesitation
to raise opposition to anything which ‘
might prove a "benefit" to the clim-
munlty, the writer thinks it might be
well to state a few of the objections
which naturally 11113 t thmeselvca.
The Prees says, “It would bring
more people to us." This, It seems,
questionable People come here be-
cause it is quiet town, where then can
rest and amuse themselves by driving.
Noisy trolley cuie. running from North
Salem and “eventually" from Norwuik,
are not conducive to rest, 1101' do they
enhanca the pleasure of drlvlnu'. The
only people the trolley line is apt to
tttract are Sunday picnickere, who
ould scarcely prove desirable midi:
done even during their short stay in.
town.
But 11311111111111.1119 111033111" 11111101111111:
aspect of Introducing trolley connec-
tion with Dnubury In in respect to
llidgcileld trade. Competition is oil '
course 11. good thing, ltl e likely to
more oneelded In this «“Aurl when
people commence sending to Deni-err
tor their 11111111111111. 1111111111110, 6111., the
will I1 ‘neidernble decrease in
3 33 ' e Rhlgeileld trades-
peo nth hrough lower prices and, ,
iibrldlu trade. "
.3. Moment, too, or a Danbury trolley
on the tor‘hperuiice question 111 worth
noticing. It will make 111111111111 ever ,
to peppery on ‘11 “spree" much easier
and cheaper ‘whl‘c‘h 11111111111 that it will
be or much ottener occurrence. ‘
T111110 coneldorutl may scent nur- '
now; 3b’311t‘ the 'ere it e ‘
11111113111311
ed. '
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Norwalk Chronicler