' ea ms of King E11.
impress upon them
exercised 111
11 government of 111111
Whav‘e portraitso 0E1
w‘quarters lengtb,3ia1
a 3 111 £50 to £75
e3 3111 the official rcsi:
local administrations,
courts of justice of the
to inlets, and all 131171.331 gr.
in which durbars are
traits costing from £ 0
be placed to the o
traces of political agents
in native states, and
orb 1' rooms of such states.
din ry courts through
1: will be provided
d lithographs or e11~
,f "the. king,
W
on, South Carolina, is
‘ byer the success of the
" t 13113 providing deeper
lint city. "I be other day
' 5111p, Texas arrived there
‘r'g, with siv thousand
11,-: the largest cargo
toduct ever received at
3 he. Texas did not wait
3' ‘ 'de, tliougll drawing
wenty- -three feet of water.
,ptly steamed to her
thout even the aid of her
l'giug her big cargo. Last
everal steamships loaded
tom twelve thousand to
311 thousand bales of cotton
lit of Charleston harbor
e. ,
1W01na11 has written to A11-
W Carnegie to urge hiln to
111 110015 for the education of
lo servants, teaching them
dress for service, how to
table.'how to set a table.
0 sweep a carpet, 110w to
11113 up beds, how to dust an
inept, 110w to polish silver~
helw to clean brass copper
and bronze ornaments, 110w
glasses how to do a hun—
1 one littlcglllings about
11312 with which the gloat
of our servants are whol-
pelcssly unfamiliar.
cor of the church in
peare’ a town, Stratford on—
Whic s largch attended
Illii'icans during the summer
held up. at a recent 5131—
handful of American cop—
,ents, found in the collection
5, saying. “These are of
1‘.er any value in the United
tea, and are absolutely worth—
here. I will be pleased to
d hem back if the donors will
p and claim them." There
. ain’iuhrpause, but nobody
rward to claim the coins. .
Statement just issued by the
3 partnient shows that C114
on and steel trade' is growJI
pidly, and that the United
5 getting a large percent
0 3, the tra 3 During the all.»
‘1' car i" the‘ aggregat oi
importsstrom all countries
,751,395, an increase of $1; ..
0, or 62 per cent, as com-
ith the previous year. ()1
3 imports $3 H685 8213) was from
hited States, an increase of
.620, or 54 per cent , as coni-
c1 with 1899.
enant John Bratsanos. of
Oreek navy, has invented an
I drama whiclhcdn be adjusted
orpcdo, and which acts a11—
11y, preventing the explo-
f the torpedo if another one
11st discharged at the same
or target has already taken
ited States syndicate has
gilt the timber privileges
t of a thousand square
‘ brador, the wood to be
‘ to pulp
‘1». 1’11 the 0111.11.11.
”motif is worthy or spec-
ileum—or every possible
to troop in a health.
condition; 3 ' '
My one bu noglectnd
by will tell you the '
on teeth and into '
oloiut monotone "
ly nit modulate com-
3. {or 11111311115 the teeth
heads of govern?
' never had reason to be ashamed;
1111111.; is no 1113111111111 ' unacceptable
{or 1133qu with media audit: the will
or
Probably manyot your3 11135111101111 have
good receipea they woul lbs glad to
copy oil tor you, because most house
keepers prefer to put up their own‘ than
to buy 111111111 11 the stores, and It you
‘ housekeeper 3‘yo’1‘1 Will be glad
with the Buffalo Exposition by those
who visit the great exhibit. There is
a mottlcommondoblo display 01 113111111-
ed products, tow—burnt leather. curved
work.. Jewoloettlng, rug making, etc.
and other departments where foods are
prepared which demonstrate not only
the superior quality or the materials
used but a .grent deal of skill in the
pro bratlon of 11111111.
eye a black not gown among the
editions to your tail wardrobe It you
do not already possesii one. It is a
gown that will give you an endless-
amount of satlstnction during the win
tor evenings You can have it made.
to Wear without 11 lining. and then you
can have vorlbua colored slips-11
an the delicious spiced beta I
A grant many pleasant tributes are
paid 1119‘ women who are connected 3,
wishing the Pan-American Exposition.
Wit 1111
1111131131, 1.11331 manutacture
increased orders over last as ,
3 have been in particularly
and the 11111 but 111111113
3 also been very notiniaulory, The.
once 11: orders tor eelored still bets
on the only 11111131111111 has stood
11‘. way or an excellent still but
1.1111. The business has been neutral-.3
lyloetlstactory, honeys notwithstendt
his the rapture _ in. No business.
line been loot b be 11111101111119 0:
yolored dorbles,aa sort but orders have
been largely increased in proportloiu
inndt are is 111111111115 certainty that
111 month there will be a big demand
3 1' these goods that cannot be tilled.
it is not. to be expected that the aver-
11115111 at wearer is to lump from a tour
lacunae editor: hat or Panama. right
into a lock telt tourist.- There will be
31 period when nothing short of a light-
colored tell bot will meet his approval.
1nd the dealers who will push lighteni-
ored tolts, and will have them in stock
lor delivery will. no doubt. do an ex-
cellent early fall business. '
Reports from 1311111110 and vicinity
note that this season' 11 business has
been ”simply phenomenal, owing. ot
mane. lo the great Influx oi strangers
All of the ease-house representatives
have returned tram the road and report
handsome scarlet, a light green, a date
color that may be becoming. and a
handsome rosette of velvet ribbon the‘
color of the lining with porbays 117':
belt of the some. will. decorate the out-
side. An ornament of black will prob-
ably be word in the hair. though it de
sired this. too may be of ribbon like
that on the dress. But. don't spoil it-
with too much color.
Peaches and cream—~11. common dish
you say? But one of which. as the
seasons have passed over the head of
a certain new housekeeper, one has
for
it is a. very uncommon dish it pei'feet
in all details. Let the fruit ripe, pink-
Wand'wlllte 11nd luscious be cold. Give
but just time to prepare it before you
are ready to serve, no that it may not
discolor, pare, cut in quarters, or
smaller pieces it the peaches are very
large pile in a glass dish and sprinkle
with n wine-glass oi Benedictine. Do
not wanted, but pass both granulated
and powdered sugar. thick unwhipped
cream and fresh sponge cake-Good
Housekeeping
CONGRESSM‘AN HILL SAILS.
-.--—-—-—-
Will Leave Southampton for New York
Tomormw on Steamer Philadelphia.
lion. Ebenezer J Hill. Member 01
Congress from the Fourth District of
Connecticut. sails from Southampton
for New York tomorrow on the Phila
111313.111... of the American line.‘
On his arrival in New York. about
September 6111:1111 will have completed
the circuit of the globe, which he be.
gun March 23d.'last. After the trip
across the continent. he sailed from
Guam.
After some tiine spent on the lslnm
for T111111, China. and from there pro
ceoded to I’ekin. He was there at the
withdrawal of the American troops
:3lndm' Generlil Clinifee. and called 101'
‘apan on the some steamer with Gen
eral Ghaflee. He spent a month in
lapan and visited all its principal
points 01 interest. Thence he sailed
for Vladivostok, stopping at several of
the ports or Corea Leaving‘ Vladivo.
stok July 6 be journey by steamer up
the. Amur and 811111111 rivers scrotal
hundred miles a trip whilch occupied
four days.
The trip across Siberia was a long
and tedious one. occupying thirty
eight days. over the newly completed
Trans Siberian Railway. 11 distance (2'
1950 miles from Vladivostok to Mo‘
row A few days were spent in various
5111111311 of Siberia and Russia. 111301131 11153
,‘S‘t Insk. Irkutsk. Moscdw 11.131ng
tors urg to London. with 11110111111 see
at cities which he had visited-.111
pier trips. reaching London August 23
Letters received have indicated con
linuous good health and great interest
in the many and widely varying condi
tions of scenery. climate and people
which he has visited.
WRECK VICTIM mas:
DARANGO, 001.. August lib-Harley
McCoy. who was injured in the Rio
Grande wreck near Chums. N. M.. yes-
terday, died early today at Mercy Hos-
pital in this city. McCoy. who was for a
long time an active Denver politician.
served several years In the Canon City
penitentiary tor the murder of Cap-
tain Hawley, of the Denver police, in
1891 in a quarrel, which had its incop
tion in a political light In the state as-
ty blue 11 clear yellow or any other 3
San Francisco April I. The voyag1 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
across the Paelile occupied on1_ 5. - .- 1- -3
month. “ineludln three days nt‘llono.. Every thing wll_3l3be BLIVUI In 1112113011
lulu and one dy at the 111111111 0,. 3.1n1iscivl1.e release in every respec.
of Luzon in the 1.3111111111111113. he sailed ,
enerally satistaetory trips. Within 11'
at days the iobbera will be in the New.
11111: market in force, inspecting straw
11st lines for the spring 0! 1902.
It is stated on good authority that.
owing to late arrivals oi trimmings and
other delays, the case- house straw
goods lines wt 1 not be completed much
”before the third 01' September.
The fall beta of the leaders are now
Issued, and tlfl style pr ctions In
these columns during the past few
months have been again prayed abso-
lutely correct. There is little that to
radical in any of the styles shown, and
all are good. safe shapes.
It In more or less probable that 11
radical shape may be introduced to the
trade before long. by one of the leading
retailers. in very much the same man-
ner as the Grand Duke but, which was
sprung on the public so successttfily.
made its appearance.
The mere insertion of an advertise-
ment In a trade paper is by no means
wertnin to bring to the advertiser the
ieuired results. 'Iuere are several 1111-
oortant things to be considered. first
11‘ all being the choice of medium, and
second the employment of the right
kind of an advertisement.
The Crofut & Knapp Company, in
‘heir advertisement. this month says:
‘Dont forget that sales. like electricity
go most easily along the line of least
'eflstance. Our derbies prove it.
THE
Haviland Hotel
Restaurant.
‘Scrupulonsly clean," our guarantee.
Regular Meals. 25c
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
FRED AMBLER. Prop,
92 Washington Street.
wags .1...“
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 153.. Pro
'bote Court. August 8th, A. D. 1901.
Estate of John J. Fallon, late or Nor~
walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the district
11' Norwalk. hath limited and allowed
111: months from the date hereof tor
the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
property attested within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons
lndebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ELLA FALLON.
'1 16. 23, 30 Administrntrlx. ‘
ThoKIngSchoal
FOR BOYS
STAMFORD. CONN.
Prepares for college or (or business.
Boys received as soon as they can
read. Ono bun/dred and twenty-seven
boys prepared for college. Refers to
Dean of Yale. Illustrated circular.
H. U. KING.
33. Light colors in soft. bills have been 3
‘ ._ ought rather sparingly by many llenb . .
a
furnish” livery good
tout Willi Info binding. ".
highest possible, rat 1; bolero 9131311
depositors. 3 . p
Acts no 811911qu
gonoewotw, Guardian
accepts any and all I
11‘ Trillion.
I
may be committed to it.
pl trusts that
_’1
1"
EM
.1
ALDEN commie. President.
JOHN H. reams. Vica~Proot.
1150111111 1. names. 'rrm.
South Norwaik Savings Bank.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
"1
inns, treasurers, and others
having the carewoi? trust-funds.
are depositing such funds with
this bank, and taking a savings
pass-book. Aside“ from the inter-
est they bear. these- books are a
great convenience in a business
way.
Our hours are ”from 9:00 to
12 ::oo 1:00 to 3:011.
Also Saturday eiiéning’s,6 :00 to
8: 00.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
0111 1111101111. BANK
SOUTH NORWALK‘, CONN.
$100,000.00
Surplus. SIOO.OOO.3OO
other Pralm. 325000.00
JOIIN ll. FERRIS. President: 1
neon 11. 111111111, calmer.
”-M. W «
olaaerons:
John H. Ferris ll wry Seymour
John H. Knapp O rlsthn Ewart:
John H. 1.191.: :‘ H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
”I, Wallace Niki" :
Account“ squared.
1111111111 10111.
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo.»
Leaving every Monday. irom $23 to
830, according to uccommodatlodb se-
lected. Rate tram New Haven.
Three-D11 Toursttbfilock Island,
Every aturdoy, 88. 50 to 810. 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill,
July 2311, Aumat 6th and 201.11, $14.50
from New Haven.
5-Day Tours to White Mountains,
32.311117 2211. August 5111 and 19th. Rate
Tickets and copies of “The New Ena-
Iand Tourist" at the oillce 01 George
gallows. agent. N. Y., N. H. & H
"HAPPY BOYS.
In Bijornson'o “Happy Boy," the old
schoolmaster writes to his former pu-
pil. and in closing sdys: “My eyes
will bear no more now; they see well
enough In the open, but ache dad'wn
tar over small things " With all his
learning, the old gentleman did not
Capital.
ing for hélp‘é-crylng for aid—glass old.
“In the eyes of the law" ignorance is
no excuse for human eye abuse.
Symptoms always follow cause. It is
the part of wisdom to give timely heed
to symptoms. Will you be wise or
otherwise?
HOMER 8. HOW".
Graduate Optician‘. 3 , 3
Room 9, United Bank Building.
Oiilce hours. 8 to 11:45. 12145 to 8:80.
Bkturday evenings, ’l to 9.
aembly
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery
3 cans Magnolia Milk, 251:.
1 lb. can Roast Beef, 1311.3
31 lb; c1111 Corned Beef. 13123.:
2 cans Sound 91111111111111.2511
18 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR. «
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. 55c. BAG; $4. 40 BBL.
'3 glass 1m New Jam. 2511
1 1131.331”! jar Jelly, 1111:
3 lb: c1111 Baked Ileana. too
3 cans Mustard Sardines 1151:.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEEuA CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP. ‘
81.00; 1’
‘ 23c. LB.
l.. a
15 cakes Lion Soap. 11511.3
11 cakes Chic Soap, , use.
7 «lies Babbitt’s Snap. rise.
5 mikes Big Value 8391111. ' 25c.
3 115»WASHINGT n s ‘
Thu 811111an Department pay- 11.”. 3
Administrator. ‘3 3
and ‘
DMINISTRATORS, guardé. 3.
know that the eyes were simply call- -.
- I31"
$1 85
The kind that sold at
$2. 00 $2.50 $3. 00
‘ GOOD PNWERNS.
SERVICEABLE CLOTHS.
ALL SIZES.
Phone 133-12.
191111813011,
TAILOHB. '
CLOTHIERB.
MATTERS.
Funmsnens.
85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk.
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT'S THEATRE.
loutb Norwalk,
THURSDAY MATINEE AND EVEN-
ING, SEPTEMBER 5.
“Liliputians In
Fairylanck"
Or. “The Cruise of The Polar Star."
Controlled by Fred. H. Decker & Co.,
New York.
A Juvenile Fairy Opera in Three Acts.
Gorgeous Special Scenery.
Gigantic Production by Home Talent.
ACT l.—-l)cck of Steam ”Yacht. Bril~
linnt colors.
AC'I‘ II.——Subn1arine Scene, ahowmg
curious shella_etc.. and diver in
combat with bilge shark.
ACT lll.~—Drenry Cave. which, at the
arrival of a fierce dragon. is trans-
tormed to Aurora‘s sparkling (airy
grotto.
Bright Catchy Music Calcium Lights
with Changing Colors. Elab-
orate Costumes.
Crowded Houses at New York City,
Philadelphia, Drooklyn. etc.
200 Young Peopié 1. in the Cast.
Auspiees Immaculate Conception So‘
clety of St. Mary‘s Church and Paro-
chial School children. .
‘ Sale for reserved seats opens at
Hoyt‘s Theatre and ’ Weed's drug
store, on Monday.
m
3 SLAVE TRAFFI'C‘IN ERVTHREA.‘
ROME. August 30~Replylng to an
Americantonsular criticism, of the
Italian treatment of the slave trailic
in Erythroa, Italian East Africa. the
Tribune. contends that the government
is doing all it can to suppress slave
trading: but that. as to the Red Sea
coast Is most dlmcuit to patrol, some
of the lenders escaped. Italy regrets
this. the Tribuna says, and la striving
H" 8911 Odorless Kettles, with steamer
make unusual soiling. We are via
been crowded before.
100 l-quaht Decorated Bowls,
8a .
1011 Bresktast' Plates, 71;
89c Covered Dishes, 471:
291: Meat Platters, 151;
3911 Sugar Bowls, 2511
36c Gravy Boats 240
25c Pickle Trays,15c
59 Ten Pots, . 39c
45d 9-inch Nappies. 29a
390‘ Vegetable Dishes, 25c
69c Comforts, 39c
81. 75 Soup Toureens. 87:
attached, 59c
29c 10 quart Sugar Boxes, 1911
251: 111 Tin Dish Pans,1ilo
Gem P111111, 12 in a sheet 101:
4- court 1): Tln Sauce P111111, 11 sheet,10c
19c L511 ge Colanders 11:2
250 C‘opperold Oil Cons, the best
1110.911 191':
112 piece Dinner Sets nicely decor-
ated, porcelain body and gold
lined regular price, $8. 98, this
11111118149
Choice of any 810. 98 Dinner Set $8.98
GRANITE IRON WARE.
8- quart Bound Pans,
25c Oblong Pans,
Any size Pie Plates,
21c
191:
a:
Meets the Inevitable
One by one, each of our forty-odd departments fall 1111.. line 33
for their annual summer clearing and cleaning out time. .Now 11' s
‘ our BASEMENT. and a very urge
or need forces big: reductions to
ry much crowded for proper 11131- 1
play room. and must have the needed space. Inside 81 a wick m. ‘
punters will be busy extending and adding 011. Before they begili
1111011 labor We must dispose of all
the prices named below ought to crowd our basement as it has never
surplus merchandise. We think
LAWN moweas.
We will close out our entire-stock
or mowers, some were 84298, at
82.25 each
Mrs. Potts' Sad Irond, pickle-plated,
three irons. a handle and stand,
971: set
$13.98 Dinner Sets, filled. in patterns.
gold traced and gold lined. Your
choice of two shapes $11.98
‘10-pleco Toilet Sets, tilled in pub-
terns rolled edge basins and silt
stlpled, 82. 98 not
Our entire line of 94. 49 and $4. 98 sets
special at ,
12. piece Toilet Sets, the neweflt
shape assorted decorations arid
gilt otlpled
blnch Glazed Jnrdineres. 3 colors,
121/21: each
6-inch Glazed Jnrdlneres 3 colors.
19¢ each
98c Porcelain Jardineros, assorted
decorations, 69c
49c 7-inch Jardlneres, assorted col-
ors and shapes, 351:
69c 8-inch Jardineres, assorted
colors and shapes, 45c
75c eight-Inch Jardineres, assort-
ewolora and shapes, 551:
Large Glass Fruit Dishes, cut glass
price.
New Fall Suits and Skirts.
New Flannel Waists.
ment here at 29c.
For Satmday only-Wbite Skirts
PUBLIC LANDS DISPOBED OF.
WASHINGTON. August 30.———I~lon.
Blngcr Hermann, commissioner of the
general 111an oilice has completed his
annual report which allows that (1111- 3
in gthe ycal'151162796 acres 111‘ the
public domain were disposed of and
that the receipts of the 011109 w1-ro3
8-1. 9'2 160 The receipts OXC31‘0d1‘d
those of last year by- $592 402 and the.
land disposals by 2 1011001 acres
to remedy the evil.
ey
on the market?
DOUBLE CREAM
To help along the coming eelclira 1.
marked all Flags and Buntings twenty-live per cent less than our regular
llORd.
35c Colandors, 251: paterns. 151:
250 Milk or Pudding Pans, 19c Spoon Trays, cut glass paterne, 10c
39c Sauce Pans, . 27o Cheese Dishes. with cover. 101:
49c Covered Salt Boxes, 25¢: 9-inch Glass Plates, 7c
2-q11urt Milk Cane, whiite lined, 19c 27quart Glass Water Pitchers, 170
$2.98 Croquet Sets, 81.98 4-plece Glass Table Sets. 391:
m
FLAGS AND BUNTINGS.
cn and make decorating easy, we‘ve
OTHER ATT RACTIONB.
The new Figured F‘lanneis tor Wain ts and House Gowns.
50 dozen lace trimmed Corset Cov ers. advertised by many as 11 50c gar-3
23 dozen Wrappels all new (for Saturday only) file.
the $1. 50 quality, 98c.
M, c . “w
WRIGHT BACK ONv'WUTHERN
, PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30—4119
Call says that J. B. Wright. who’re-
tiled recently from the‘ position of an-
pmintendent of the Sacramento divi-
sion 01 the Southern Pacific, is to be
shortly taken back in the employ of
the company and is to succeed Julius
Krussnitz, as genoial manager of the
Call~58—2.
Two Questions.
Oranges, Pineapples. Squash, Etc.
The heal; articles. 1n these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES.
CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
our ’sStor
W
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-
1111: Summer Season 15 at its height and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-3
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, '
l
,3 33
I
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from the ovens, 'which' 13 the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
In
FULL CREAM CHEESE.
2 LBS. FOR 251:.
TELEPHONE CALL 133-6.
1
, 0110 o Soap. per cults. do .
8111111111111 8011p. per cake. 6c 3 SPECIAL
3113119113 3P11111313“) 8011111 per 133111113. 334: HAMD. PER LD., 180
a In one 8m 1191' on 11.
Best Illly 90111). per ““3 4c SHOULDEHO. PER 1.8.. 1011
Oval Soap. per 113111111. 396‘ BACON: PER 1.8.. 1 I41:
6 Shoot: Fly Paper, ‘3353 11) Fail Jolly, All 31111110311, no 6
0 [811110111 1111111111111 33 11111111111111 811111
UNEEDA DISCUIT.
6 FOR 251:.
1
There is but one Cash Grocery 1n 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
you. Our quality' is fine and a guarantee on everything we sell.
HOW IS THIS FOR “LOW”
”#31:. pound, Very Best Elgln Creamery Butter. 5 periods. $1.10. Boiled Ham, 25 cents pound.“
$1. 00—18 pounds Fine Granulated Sugar—$1.00. 33
v ':,
,1. 31‘
-w».y’33- a
1
'v
v.
Deordsloy 31.11.11.051, per box , 90
Alaska Salmon per can, 11111
11111111111111 Root Beer, per bottle. 90
Ion Coll». Mar 2511
aired Beans. oar 111111.33 9o 3
1113111111111 1111111111111 Food, 211111 2611
1'
Cam Domestic Sardines... 15c.
8OUT ' NORWAL‘K.
Norwalk Chronicler