Captain
i’with ,a 1
lip”, 5 . .
the British North
, LAt.,,t, e sometime
‘ telegraph line id being
g that (cute, and it
lat; even before the
s over the entire,
to Gulf of Alaska
ill be in operation.
an. ‘gton, (Vermont)
5 id authority for the
lot the original line of
ire running from
r Junction to Mon-
‘ in, lace, and doing
g T to line was built
nd““’has“ he‘d fifty-three
ontinuous use. it was
red iii"‘Worcestcr, from
rpm,»- Ti‘he rliree Press
Wire’l-did v-t’idt" show on y
eterioration for forty
is~claimed that the sub-
f' cool for wood as fuel
v,cs has caused some
ent'oithe wire during the
hen years.
M.
O
H. Norton, United
,nsul at Harpoot, Turkey,
rat a pronounced demand
‘erican' bicycles has arisen
ii. bout that city. The pio—
ycle. which Mr. Norton
ill ,with him at the time of
‘ ' ing the consulate, Six
ago, has attracted general
on and interest, Many have
tempt to recognize the ex-
it ladaptntion of, the exten-
nrpoob'Tlain, with its com-
hly level and well roads, to
‘Of the bicycle. The con-
' buncicthe wheeling ex‘ceh.
ven among the hills, over
rowbridle paths.
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lCcnsusilmreau has issued a
.the population by
. it ’color for group 6.
o e States of Missou—
na. Nebraska, Nevada.
,ew Hampshire. According
statement, the males pre—
to inlall the states of the
.. except New Hampshire. in
utter state there are 206,209
ics,againot 205,588 feinales.
' souri‘rsrn per cent. of the
lotion is composed of males;
cbraska, 52.9 per cent; Nev—
a 60.5 per cent. and in Mon—
“61.6 per cent.
Hagenhack, who provideu
"orld with its animal collee—
,. 1815 a forty—acre stock y‘ard
Cape Town. So completely
truth Africa been denuded oi
l‘rger unimals 'his hunters”
l‘tl'avei largely on foot ”two
solid miles into the interior
e they come to their huptiufz,
round.- On account of the lilti-li’
it knowledge demanded—for
4ong other things the hunter_
i551; indcrsland the various nui-
ir,ica,n; dialects-his white (in—
n paid an average of $60 per
ck or man. .
W ‘
c town of Great Harrington,
.n Mahsachttuetts, is indeed for-
btein having so generous n
" ,ns Edwhl‘”d~‘l’l”$enrle5 to lie
n’tified with it. lie has not on—
given to the town a fine high
' ‘luildiug, East Mountain
a"la(lic§l..ylicuie ground and
Glympia’irfileadows, but has
‘ resented $5,000 to St.
. ii“ Episcopal church there,
I} with the gifts of other cit-
.tlie’ parish completely
ding to the latest census
’ 38,,904’1'mople, died it?
15590; in the Uniter
he‘ humber dyin'gTvvne
ierc are quite a few liv-
77,ooo.‘ooo or more.
Willi lulu! i
, th in Worthy of spec»
htlonwof every poiuubic
‘lkcep in a healthy,
rendition.
_ intrude1 u vary on:
and. surrounds“; mm done
Sign electron! rue material tit ‘
ior handle ‘
made frame.
Encourage tho-children to. ‘r at
bat 331118.“? of the. beautliu
howcra. us. their little emu oil or
them as they will. Ybu'illuomctim
discover they’ve shown better.“ in
“Harper's" guys that luncheon is the
true test of the housewife’a ability. fi‘o
tron-term the, cup of cold .eoup, the,
bits of meat, . a plate clouds: and
and wholesome meal” is new enough
when one knowsrhow, but'to nnovice
lose, the lesson is worth learning,
tercd.
Did you over see a little girl who
didn’t love to help momma. bake? But
it taken so much time and occasionally
wanton goodvmatorinlc. therefore conic
money. you exclnlm. Perhaps it does,
but doesn't it cost money to» learn
most things, and doesn’t it take the
time cveintc‘no (Allin. picnio?. To help
brake is as good and picnic anytime.
and it’s marvelous what progress even
a young girl will make. , If 'it is a. layer
cake she is making, let“ her divide it
and smooth it in the pane as well no
to do the laborious part of mixing the
sugar and butter. And when she is
allowed to make a pie let her roll out
the crust and put it on the plate. cut-
ting and making it, for really these are
the things most interesting to do and
that require the most practice, then
why not try them at the start?
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
The front of the Nor-walk Boston
Store is being repainted. . ,
Hurry Goodwin, the tailor. is selling
the regularuoltcaps ,for ilftecncdnts.
Bishop McMahon iCouneil. Catholic
Benevolent Legion. will meet tonight.
The D. M. Reud‘gompuny advertises
dainty china offerihwge in todny'u issue.
Next Sunday the Arion Singing So-
ciety will give an excursion to North
Beach. - '
Mrs. S, W. Sample, of Went avenue.
has Just recovered from a severe lll-
nose.
D. Gottlicb expects to him: fnll goods
in by the hitter part of this week. See
the ad. ‘. , ‘
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Mrs. L. M. Wright and four children
are spending their vacation at Hemp~
stead, L. i.
Mrs. M. Kling and children, of Hom-
ilton avenue, arc the guests of friends
in Derby.
cooked meats. which are. so handy in
case of emergency.
The Chapel street nine defeated the
Leonard atroots this morning by n
score of nine to nothing.
There is cometihng interesting nboul
Wash waists, skirts and bathing suits
in the ad. of tho Howlnnd Dry Goods
.(‘ompuny.
Deucon Gordon and family, of Dan-
bury. are occupying Mrs. M. Ill. Ben-
nett‘s cottage, ,“Beachcrnitfll'd at. Fair-
iicld Bench. , ,_ ‘~
willpworth Lottguoe' of the three Nor-
wnlk clhodist Churches moonlight
e‘éll. omorrow evening. Stcumor
llorlom lenven stcumbolit dock at 8
q‘eloek. Svcc'e, orchcntnu.‘ Refresh
menu; on the bout. Trolley euro in
waiting upon the return.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Tueco. of Chapel ntroot, died
this morning. The burial took place
todny in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Mrs. Cluriuuu Bitten. of South Nor-
wnlk, Mrs. Frunk Bennett. of Brooklyn.
and Mice Lelia Gregory, of Cannon, are
upcnding the week at Fulrileld Beach.
()f courae you Will wont. to decorate
your business place or dwelling for the
coming celebration. W. S. Sinrtevont
has decorations of every description.
Jncknon'n studio, which in now closed,
will open on Mondny, September 2. Mr.
Jackson in in attendance at the Phot-
ographer’s convontion. in Boston.
Mr. and hire. Alonzo Wheeler, of Blunt
Norwuik, and Mrs. M. iii. Bennett, of
Lowe street, South Norwalk. will be
guerta. tomorrow, of Mrs. Clarissa
Enter. at Fuiriield Bench.
‘i"; inllfitnnnhrd urrivod home this
. noon from Westbrook. where he had
been viuitlhgxhlh mother. Mrs. Stun-
? nard";a.ud“‘chlldren will remain some
timc' longer in Wettbrook. . , ‘
Uncnu 'i‘rlbclNo. 26A. 0. R. M.. will
give-arr excursion to North Beach, on
the uteum‘cr‘llurlem. Labor l Day; Bert
temper 2. r‘ The boat'wm leave Sou li
Norwalk, at. 10 u. m. This trip will be
extended to New York city. -
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Whitfield Batch, of
South Norwulk‘, have returned; utter
two would vacation uncut ”filth; litre“
Balm" ulster, Mrs, Janice honor. in ,
hereon. bate! ro', rte a~,’vcry
c.“ lied ' ‘
oral
and, furthermore. let them1 marge ’
urtletic taste than you could'linve. M ‘
ends of vegetables, into a delicious ‘
the task reams appalling. Neverthe- ~
since luncheon becomes the most de- .
ilghtfui of meals when once it is more ‘
it: lb. unicorned Biol,
.307 Fourth‘nvcnuo,Anbtiry Park,‘New r ‘ ‘
$2.5
. econ hi menus.-.
,.servrcolaL£ acorns.
ALL was.
m
lPhong 133.12.
muons.
cLorHiaaa.
nurses.
..:"i—'unmsnens,
-' 85 Wuhlngton Street,
acutb .iorwnlk.
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The KingSchoal
FOR BOYS ‘
STAMFORD. cap".
I
Prepares for college or for business.
Boys received as soon as they can
read. One hundred and twenty-scion
boyu prepared for college. Refers to
Dean of Yale. liluctrnted circular.
H. U. KING.
[Dims “011, ,
The three kinda‘
mififimo presentedfopswuson.
about? ’
\
stagger
RearnAluIueflwrickér
plication of the anknwnnno Railroad
Company for an injunction restraining
sixty-one ticket brokers doing business
in Buffalo fro dealing in special Pan-
Americu‘n excursion tickets issued by
that road has been desired by Judge
Hazel. of the UnitelI‘Siuten Circuit
argument of the case has been vacated.
The court holds that the railroad com-
pany has the right to make - special
contracts with individual purchasers
‘of tickets and that the purchasers can-
not violate such contracts by selling
their tickets.
“lawn . .
REDMOND COMING TO AMERICA.
of the United irish'i “c
and requested John R mond. the irish
leader, to go to the United States and
in conjunction with Michael Duvltt.
piece/the position of the Nationalist
movement before the Americans. Mr.
Redmond, who wil be accompanied by
some members of parliament. will null
for New York early in October.
Call~5ii-2. .
eymou’s'Sto
Two Questions.
‘ Trade ' Moths.
lint-clu- ctoro cell on Ozone
‘ BUFALO. N. Y., August 27~rué at»
DUBLIN, August zzm'l‘be directory
aguo‘met today
, ,,—-.—'l‘hcro was
. from the south:
morning when the pullers on
9 cup citation er‘s amrock ll
ointlnxihc’yac t'e oihanil. A
pnuilwutl blueprint u oil; and it
scolded to ~ o the largest i ever neon
up challenger... . ,
p'cloclrfilr Thgmac Lipton. DE-
‘ u George limwmeon, and J. B.
. Hilliard went on board the Shamrock
d at 11:14 9.. m. the yacht, cast off
outings, breaching but her jib
. and baby jub topsoil as she
n y. The ,uteam yacht Erin
e’tug Lawrence would sell over
of the Amoricu’e cup courses eith-
pr fifteen miles to windward and back
,, m'url wtrianguiar course ten miles
to
.- 9 3- '
At 11:45 with the wind blowing
about 16 miles an hour, the Shamrock
cured the bar, hurried down her ba-
tit
tilled
ma.
1‘ by'jib topsoil and fgoinrcn port tack
handed coat southeast to a point mld- ,
my between the lightshipa. The
yacht appared to carry her call very
easily and made good weather in the
short choppy eastern swell.
When the Shamrock crossed the bar
the stoumehlp Kaiser Wilhelm dor
Grouse outward bound, run close along-
side the yacht and her passengers
waved hanuuerchlcfa and cheered Sir
Thomas. Lipton and his crew.
At 12:20 1). 111., when about two miles
outside the bar, the Shamrock sudden-
ly woe ship and headed in towards
the her again and entered Godney
channel, apparently, returning to the
Court and the order granted some time Hook
, ago restraining ouch. sale during the
The Shamrock, under her own soil.
after passing Sandy Hook, continued
on up the main ship channel, rounding
the southwest spit at 1 p. m. She bend-
ed up the buy towards New York. The
Erin and tugs Lawrence and Unique
followed close behind.
PRESIDENT HARRIS RESIGNB-
BANGOR, Me., August 27.——Prcsi»
debt A. W. Hartline: the University
of Maine has tendero‘d his resignation
to take effect of a date to ~brr'nnmod
by the faculty. He desires to accept
the directorship of the Jacob Tome
Institute at Port Deposit. Md., but it
in said a strong effort will be made to
induce Dr. Harris to withdraw the res-
ignation. Dr. Harris is now at Port
Deposit.
e
Will not the best goods prove profitable to bothdppyer and seller?
Do you not think it economy to purchase the be
on the market?
M.»
dtj‘gootis, rather than the cheaper imitations up-
The Summer Scusou is at its height, and we at meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitable til 0 their trading here. 5 \
Rocky Ford Muskmelons, Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes
Oranges, Pineapplfirsqmuash, Etc.
The best articles in these ii
nes receiver] daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES.
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE. COUNTRY noes.
\\'e have :1 System and demuud for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS w
we receive them fresh from the ovens, which is the secret of fire
, Tomatoes, Bananas,
hereby
shuess, that you always get here.
i. l. SEYMlUll, lullngllruurdl West Was
linfiun‘ Street.
FULL CREAM CHEESE,
2 LBS. FOR 25c.
There is but one Cash Grocery in the Twin Cities where
and that is right here. Just compare our'prices with your gr
TELEPHONE CALL 133-5.
HOW ISATHIS FQR “LOW.”
.36. pound, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 5 pdunds, $mo. Boiled Ham, zs‘centh pound.
, $r.oo——r8 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00.
Crone Soup, per cake, 4::
llubbitt’s Soup. per cake. 4c
Swift's Prldo Soup, per nuke, 4::
Satin Gloss Soup, por cnko, 4c
Host. Lily Soup. per cake. 4c
()vui Boap,‘ per coke, 2c
6 Sheets Fly Paper. 5c. 5 lb
SPECIAL:
HAMS, PER LB., 13o
eHOULoens, PER LB," 10c
BACON, PER LB., I40
l
Pail Jelly, All Flavors, I70 6
New York Gro
nonova BUILDING.
RELIABLE GRCGERB-
"1 AT {
P .L.Lynl°'h ,
n."
l
4.!
zs‘ilounn GRANULATED scone: “
.1
scene Magnolia Milk,
1- lb. can Reset Beef. .4 13¢.
1394.
:3 cane Sound Mackerel,
linen r '_ “ALL PURCHAS
gnu, l.
45c:
25c '
one rnuousrnwtucunnunuvm’irrnn, , ,
. ouR ruinous Where. 139le epoch... 55c. one; 5449.331“
33km jut-s New] ‘ H , V)
25c , ' use.
: qt. glean jar Jelly", ' 1°C. trcakea Chic S Q" ,, use.
'3 lb. promised new, roe 7" either Babbitt’ri cap, 450.,
scans Mhstard Sardines, I use. 5 cake: Big. Value Soap, 25c.
UNEEDA BISC
6 FQR 25c.
you can really, buy groceriesqrchdhpi'
ocers and see the money we can save
you. Our quality is fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
lncnrdsley Shred. Cod, per box , '9c
Alaska Salmon, per can, " lilo"
Monarch llootfiecr, per bottle. 9c
Lion Coffee, 2 for 260
5 Baked Beans. nor can. 90
Balaton Breakfast Food, . 2 for 2pc
Cans Domestic 'Sardines,. . 25c.
c
cery‘Co.
SOUTH NORWALK.
” .Groqery;
. $1.00.
23c. LB.
of
£5 cake: Lion Scrip.
pricier TEA on continua-once be which noon sour.
A grand opportunity
WE WILL BELL
WE WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
price per pair; 50c.
WE WILL SELL _
WE WILL SELL
prices; 19 cents.
WE WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
12%0 and the pair; 8 cents.
we WILL SELL '
$6.90.
WE WILL SELL
38 cents.
\. : WILL SELL
WE WILL SELL
Low neck, full front Cor it
we: WILL SELL
and title. 34 cents.
WE WILL SELL
South Nor-
walk Laddleu Celebrate.
The Ansonia Sentinel of last week
contained the following: The Storms
took their parade carriage from the.
Elmcs burn, where it has been stowed
Derby Preparing to Help
for some time past, to the engine
house on Elizabeth street, last night.
The company intends to use it in
South Norwalk on September 12, when
it will take part in the parade to be
held there.
it is u long time since the carriage
has seen the inside of the hose house
and the. members will have it thor-
oughly brightened up before using it in
South Norwalk. The carriage is a
very handsome one and will compare
favorably with any in the state.
The trimmings are to be added and
when drawn through Norwalk it is
bound to make a favorable impression.
The company has hired a special our
to take the members to South Norwaik
and has extended an invitation to both
the R. M. Bussetts and the Hotchkies
Hose Company to go with them. The
units of the comp log are very nearly
alike, and they on lcipntc a good time.
The St. Mnry'c Drum Corps will ac-
compn‘ny tho’boya and has been prac-
ticing for several weeks.
The R. M. Baguette hold a special
meeting last night, at their parlors, at
Which the invitation of the South Nor-
walk fire department to participate in
celebrating the 125th anniversary of
the department. was discussed.
A committee was appointed to con-
fer with the Storms regarding the de-
tails of the trip and it was left he the
committee to report at the next meet-
ing. which‘will be held next Monday
evening. at which. after hearing the
report of the committee. the company
will decide whether to attend.
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TO EXTEND SEASON.
M
state. League Bluebell Director: to
Consider the Matter.
Secretary O'Rourke has called it
meeting of the directors of the Com
nocticul state Baseball league to be
held this evening at. Hotel (ionic in
New Haven, at which the matter of ex-
tendlmr theeeaeon two weeks longer
will be considered. There is n panni-
bility that favorable action will be
taken. up a majority of tho.,_lehgue
directors appear to be ,in fuvorof the
proposition. Brlutol, of, course; will
oppose it, for thewexienaion. of time
might cause that club to dropout of
holding. uhoulrb._tho reason close on
the dnto originally net.
olvn‘. command); A'I' New. Lou.
,. JON. _. . ., ,
' NEW LONDON, ‘ Augunt ilb-w-The‘
merchant of the Connecticut. acclety
of Civil. Erratum arrived here thief
, been from Norwich and left at; about
1 o'clock on'the United Status "in:
Guile for Groton whet-c theyimipect.
entire lantern: uhlpbulidina- loom:
out. Later they. vwant;,ytc
J mnantS‘ud
Will continue this evening and tomorrow" l‘
chahdise at a big ravine.
The beat American Print, all colors, all styles, regular ‘
prices Go and In a yard, ilfic. ’ f
Men‘s 4»ply All Linen Colors, well known “Arrow Brand."
150 the price everywhere, 8c.
3 pairs Black Cat BCurtaine;
Six 7c Huck Towels, 25 cents.
Plain and Fringed Curtains; 25c and 25c the regular
A yard Val. Lace, worth from be to Sc yd.; 2 cents.
A pair, all sizes, white or block Hose Supporters; worth
Blue Flame, three-h urner Oil
Eight quart Agate Preserving Kettles; regular, price, title;
A doz. Lightning Jars. either pints or quarts, 83c.
Luce; regular price 50c, sizes 32 to 38, 29 come.
About 25 dozen Colored Shirt Walste; regular prices 500
first piece, which it in pretty cure of M
, ins “Divine Houlin
Io-
hc’ cute
uht ,ll‘iiiher'd « inland
' . poll/fill
’ will
with,
t0 buy seasonabiemgm
Ql
25c and 35c the regular
Stoves; fully worth $10.00;
i
Covers, trimmed with Vol.
100 New Chatelaine Boga; the 76c quality, 50 cents.
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wm be a Member of‘uw Law Firm of
William: J. Gager, of Derby.
DERBY. August 27—The vacancy
in the law firm of Williams and (in.
ger. caused by the elevation of Mr.
Gager to the bench. has been filled by
State Attorney Williams by the selec.
tion of Edward Avery Hurrlmah. of
Cthngo. Mr. Harrlmon is of Massa-
chusetts extraction. a graduate of
Hartford. and studied law at the Uni-
versity of Virginia, the Cincinnati
Law School, and the Boston University
Law School, receiving the degree of
LL.D. at the latter. He was admitted
to the bar in Boston, practiced in Kon-
sac and is now a professor in the
Northwestern University Law School.
He also practiced at the Chicago bar.
Mr. Harriman is an author, having
written several books of law and is a
magazine writer of repute. He is a
member of the American Bar Associa-
tion, of the Chicago Bar Association,
and of the Chlcamr Law Institute.
James G. Andrews, reported .of the Sn-
preme Court of Connecticut, is u. bro-
t‘her-in-law. Mr. Harrimnn is expect-
ed in Derby early in September.
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ADVANCE PRICE FOR STEAM PIPE
CHICAGO, August 27.——btenm fitting
pipe. has advanced from 25 to 100 per .
cent .in value in Chicago durlng'tho
last two weeks as a result of the stool
strike. Light pinto used in the hard-
wnre business is at a premium. Chl-
cago dealers any that even if the
htrike uhould be ended by So tember
let it will not be possible for t e-platc
and pipe mills to fill atanding orders
before January 1. The steel strike
caught the pipe and plate mills with
empty store rooms.) One dealer who
happened to have 200 boxes of the
much wanted pinto dlepoeed of the
lot last Saturday at an advance of 32
above the market price. The dearth in
this sort of material in already cauc-
ing trouble among the makers of fur-
nace and heating apparatus.
ADVEN'I' CAMP MEETING.
SOUTHINGTON. August 27.-Todny
at the Advent camp.meetlns woudc- .
voted to) a. preaching HQI'VIOB, and ad.
dreaueu were made by Rev. Clarke Zuri
ball, of Prospect: Mrs. Hid. linutlnga’ ‘
of Gouhen, Mam; "Mrs. .Burdick, of
Hartford, and Rev. Henry ' Stone, of
Waillnzford. Mrcnl. A. Who address. ,
ed the'womenla curup. ,Tomorrow will
be the moat important day of the Week.
II: will be devoted toiheexponitlon of.
Divine healing. in the afternoon Rev.‘
. 3. Anderson, of New Bradford. More.
will‘muke on micro“. hie subject be-
r; in Contract With
I
Chrlgtihn Science.’
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AGED WOMAN 080W!“ HERSELF.
. NEW LONDON, Anguilla 27.7—Mino E.
Camilla Jillian, udventyhva younger
use. we. found dendrin Jordon Onto.
two, miles from here , thin. morning.
she left. her home yerterduy morning
while 'menialivunbuinnccd and who» ‘ ‘
dared to the countryir
th phorccftheccve.
unarmed“
Wail ab
Upon reaching
Ilia moved her
and waded in
Norwalk Chronicler