. 111115 rich cop
hundred miles be—
500,001: tons per .
ch would make the
ed in eleven months
were obtainable. but
hat the construction
‘eu t two years. Mr.
add that there is an
cc of power. in the
lent to run trains for
' fill es by electricity,
power fur coal mines
census has
do 5, holdi the
"dung Not oiilgy are
dogs in France than
ountry in Europe,
mere per thousand
than in any other
1:" ce has fifteen dogs
sand of its inhabi-
1114111011 Ireland with
d with 38. Germany
11d Sweden with 11.
9,200,000 dogs in Ger~
.000 in Russia and
they, though tourists
csidcd' in Constantino-
hat this number fails
, actual total, which
to be larger in 'l urkey
In France there
an and very dog 15 reg—
ond't which makes
'comparatively
_ ,i1try. The num-
' 1:. United States is
L do
Sc. of liypuotism as a
ii iii egal' vestigation was
d by the Ghent
5 negard to 11
(W33 Belgians as the
rial,” which it was
nSSible to elucidate by
. ordinary evidence. in
rtain celebrations
Alost, Belgium. in June,
W. Borie‘man, a mer—
i that lawn, was seriously
11145.4. e'sult more than
ests were made. Four
as condemn‘ed two
imprisonment. while
iii: Ooodaniages were award-
411441111111. An appeal was
ntly n‘iade on behalf of
endants, and a new trial
in progress for some time
to
"1111' ithe~Seinc was recent~
't to light the list of arti-
be p
or xeédtion. The objects
mall pocketbook in green
Containing a pail of scis~
mall corkscrew, a pair of
a. Comb and a very small
lass,,and a small pocket-
ed morocco; this sold for
The second consisted Oi
le’ portraits in green mor-
. one of them being sur~
by a metal frame and sold
., the proceeds of the
in to Samson, the excel»
4161‘ hia ' doctor has
1144 ntcresting conclu~
body of the effect of
«cat on caterpillars. He
,ull‘y two- thirds of the
in the crysalis state,
recent hot weather.
26d, and seventy
1
First ill
The halls, he says, .
‘-isscin111tlug occupation.- and as a con
dish, and send to the table at once
archives of tlic:de—- ‘
[tilts of the thirds;
rie Antoinette at the
.street trees“ ‘
receptacles or
jmacumuy cinema coup c t
dong the inside taken up
‘ rougbt 111‘ the table Willi
wild flowers on each plate by the‘
if the 1114114 11. ~
A great 1111111911 r of 11011111; 111111111 are
to citing up burnt wood etching. It is a
stationed chairs. dear panels, motels
ctc..1thut were plain are now prettlly
decorated to 111111 nothing of salad
bowls. forks. spoons, dressing citric llx
lugs. etc, and hen their brothers 11nd
sweethearts .go’ back to 41.11.1514 they
Will 1111 iii the corners of their trunks.
tobacco 1111's, paper knives, collar box
as. and various other 11491411 and pros
mental pieces that will call forth their
admiration and pleasant thoughts of
home.
Some veterans in 1.0411111114111115...
well as she who in about to tip her
11111111, for the 111411 time at o’ boiled pud
ding may 11 oilt by this clipping from
‘The Ladle .World: " Steamingls the
most wholesome method or cooking a
pudding. Put on over a venue! ct cold
water; and do not uncover while cook
lug, else the pudding will be heavy.
Many cucks prefer using molds on bus
ion {or boiled puddings; but they will
be much lighter if boiled in a cloth and
allowed plenty of room to swell. This
cloth or ling should be made of very
firm cotton drilling, tapering from top
to bottom with, rounded corners.
The seams should be stitched and tell-
ed and the edges hemmed. low a piece
of stout tape to the scam about a. lip-
gcr’s length from the top. It must be
kept scrupulously clean by Washing in
clean water, main no soon. When
wanted. dip into bo ling wuter.squocze
dry, then dredge the inside (the right
side) with flour. Turn the pudding
mixture into it. securely, and drop
into a kettle 1111141 lug water. it should
be kept cntif ll severed with water.
and never st'o boiling throughout the
time allotted for- Hcooklng When done
plunge for 11. moment into cold water
..-
cloth. slide the pudding on the serving
imaa
ADDITION4L LOCAL NEWS.
Arthur White, or Broad River, is the
guest of his brbther. in Brooklyn.
u...“
.Il'he D. M. Read Companyeiachowlug
dinner sets in two new stock patterns
"Chickens Come Home to Roost " is
the name of 1911111111 novel foi" sale by
'l‘. J. Mngner.
Frank A. Ferris Jr.. is spending a
few days with his grandmother, in
West avenue.
W“..-
A trlai order, at the Public market
will convince-you that you can get 'good
meat at a. fair, price.
Mr. and Mia. Oliver Berg. of Star.
Nebraska. are visitors with H. S. Sol-
lccii, of Maple street.
l
The. Salvation Army drew a large
cicwd of people in front of the Mo-
vhackemo Hotel, last evening.
F. D. Lyon I: 'ycompan makes a spec-
inlty of school shoes, and it is just the
.tir'nc, to get your boy shoes. .1.
1"
1'1; ,. ..._...___._.... j”
191139.
. 1"
r B Goyor, of Boston, Mpssi'.
.1114, 54
‘fi #31,; a
Miss Zita. Fceney, daughter of Mr.
Npiwalk' and Poplar Plains.
CW
«nae. has returned home from a visit in
New Britain. 1 _;
A full tings rehearsal of the play Lill-
putluns in Fairyland or the cruise of
the Polar Star will be held tomorrow
night. at Hoyt's theatre. -. 1.
W
Hotel were Mr. and Mrs. A; B. Adams.
NewburgN. Y.: L M. Noyes, New Hu-
yen; Mr. and Mrs A. M. Mansfield, New
York; A. R. Tyler, Soutlinorwulk'.
Murray Howe and wife, Elisabeth. N.
.: J. A. Riggs. city; 3. R. Henry. New
York; 0.111. Berg and Wife. New Brain
ka: H. W. Burrows, Brooklyn; Sunday:
E. Haddock. G W. Bacon. 9. R Henrl'.
New York; 0. Christian, Westportz,
‘ ‘ cream
11411111191111 must” be 1.11.11.11.11 ‘
“11411111541 are ruled, do
cups are put back 1111
,“Lllipui'fam in
then untie 11111141111115, turn back the.
, Successors to Waito‘s Comic Opera
_. And service first class in every respect.
will be the guest today of relatives in‘ A
and Mrs B. C. Fecnoy. of WW live".
0
The guests. Saturday. at the Norwaik
114.111. Norwnilr. _
THURSDAY MATlNEE AND EVEN.
Fairyland!”
05.111144 Cruise 11' 11.. Polar 31341.1
Controlled by 111.111. H. Decker &' 00.,
New York.
A 14111114111 Fairy Opoia in Three Acts.
Gorgeous 131111111111 Scenery.
Gigantic Production by Henri Talent.
ACT Ir-Dec'k of Sleuth yacht. Bril—
linnt colors.
ACT ll ~Bubmarlhe Scene. showing
curious shells. etc. and diver in
combat with huge shark.
ACT Iii.-—Dreary Cave. which. at the
arrival of 11 ilerbo dragon, is trans
formed to Aurora's sparkling dairy
grotto.
Bright Catchy Mimic. Calcium nights
with Changing Colors. Elab-
orate Costumes.
Crowded Houses at New York City,
,Plliladelphla, Brooklyn. etc.
200 Young People in the Cut.
Auspl‘ces immaculate Conception So
clcty, of St Mary’ 11 Church and Porn
chlal School children.
Sale for reserved seats opens lit
H yt’c Theatre and Wood 11 drug
store. on Monday.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
South Norwalk.
[m M. Hoyt,
Two Night: .Only.
SEPTEMBERoth and Ni,
Matinee Daily.
A Whirlwind of Continuous Pleasure.
The only legitimate representative 0!
comic opera before the public.
The 1111111 01111100
Manager.
00., headed by the favorite
prlmn donnu,
1 Miss MARIE LAURENS,
Supported by the young romantic tenor
dOSEPH w. 8MlTH.
And a carefully selected company of
fifty people.
Large. Well-Drilled Chorus.
Beautifully Costumed Marches.
Brilliant Electrical Effects.
Prices—Evening, 150. 200. 30c and
6013. Matinee. 16c and 25c.
Friday evening—JIM DIAVOLO.
saturday Matinee—LA MASCOTTE.
Saturday ove.:BEGGAR STUDENT.
WTHE
Havilnn‘d Hotel
Restaurant.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
~ Everything will be served in season
‘fSurupuionsly clean,” our guarantee.
Regular Meals. 251:.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
FRED AMBLBR. Prop.
92 Washington Street.
ll)
TboKingSchool
, FOR cove
rum-015111. calm ,
Prepares for college or for business.
Boys received as soon as they can
read. One hundred and twenty-seven
boys prepared for college. Refers to
Donn of Yale. illustrated circular.
George Johnson and wife. Stepnoy.
Thin 41.511144 to A
‘ 11111 next interest
The
South Norwalk‘
Trust (in.
Our aim to afford the best possible
canklng facilities to our deposition.
The General Banking Department
furnishes every accommodation consis-
tent with cafe banking.
The Savings Department pays the
highest possible rats on intgrost to It:
depositors.
Acts l9 Executor,.4Admlnlotratcr
Conservator, Guardian. Trusted and
accepts any and all legal trusts that
may be committed to it.
SOLID 4ND SUCCESSFUL.
1111111101111. 1111
SOUTH nonwAt’K, 001m.
Capital. 1104.11.14“ oo
Surplus, $100,900.00
Other Profits. 326.000. 00
JOIIN ll. FERRIS. 919111111111.
JACOB DI. “MN. Carillon
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris ti dry, ”your
John H. Knapp fil‘flln am":
John H. Light H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin samuol Grummnn
J. Wallace fill-yin.
Accounts Solicifed;
Rilllilllllll‘ lllllHS.
Six-Day Tours WB‘hii‘alo.
Leaving every Monday. from 923‘to
930. according to accommodations se-
lected. Rate from New Haven.
Three-Day Tours to Block Island,
Every Saturday. 98. 50 to 910. 50.
Five-Day Tours to Catskill.
July 23d, August 8th. and 20th. 914. 50
from New Haven
5-Day Tours to White Mountains.
s2.lléioy 22d, August 6th and 19th. Rate
30
' Tickets and copies of "The New Eng-
land Tourist" at the oflice offleorgo
W. Harris. agent, N. Y N. H. 9‘: H.
R. R.
«W
"HAPPY BOYS. .
lo Bijorncon' 11 “Happy Boy. "'tlio old
schoolmaster writes to his former p11-
pil.1111d in closing says: “My eyes
will bear no more now‘;tl1cy see well
enough in the open. but ache and mi
tor over small thingst' .Witb allllils
know that the eyes were simply call-
Ing for help-crylng for aldw-glasa aid.
,“in the eyes or the law" ignorance is
no éxcuso for human eye abuse.
Symptoms always follow cause. it is
the port of wisdom to give time»;' hood
to symptoms. Will you be wise or
otherwise?
HOMER B. HOYT.
Gridunte anticlun.
Room 9, United Bank Building.
Oillce hours. 8 to 11: 45. 12: 49 to 6. 1111.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
4 H. u. 1111111.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
«Inch 00. Grocery
3 cans Magnolia Milk, ,
‘ 1 lb. can 51115.1 Beef.
, 2 cans Sound Macho
13 POUND GRANULATED 11114114,
01112 FAMOUS 141111114 CREAMERY BUTTER ,
con sinuous wu‘irn‘ Roan spoon, 551:. 3111:1194 111 13111.." ,1
41511.15 s,
1131:. 1 ,q‘ glass jar 111119,,
151:. 3 lb c1111 13115111311
1
' jars New Join, 1151:
, me
am. soc
Sardines.
1
$14001 " "g'
1131:. LB.
_ 4
15 14114.1. Lion 11111.11,
'11 cakes Chic Soup.
7 cakes 1111411194 8119?.
25%
3509
35¢“ "5' «111411115 value Soap.
’ 1eprccented—the
learning. the old gen‘tlémnn did not ' ‘
25c. "
r 7711:, 11111.1 11.441.01.11 .11
52.00 .52 50 53. 00
' coon PAWNS. ‘
SERVICEABLE chorus.
m 5124s
1:11.111. 199-12.
I DausllSon
TAILORO.
CLOTHIERB,
‘ BATTERS.
PCRNIBHERS.
.85 Washington strut,
,. 899th Norwalk.
. 1 L). 9'.
NEW GOVERNMENT MAPS.
An interesting publication 0 r the
United States Geological Survey is
Folio 70 ot the Library Edition of the
Geologic Atlas which has just been is-
sued. The Folio is entitled "The
Washington Quadrangle, " 11nd embrac-
es the territory covered by the Dis-
trict of. Columb a. and the adjacent por
lions at Maryland and Virginia. This
is an interesting raglan geologically.
as in it occurs the )unctlivc ‘ot the old
urchean. crystalline formations and
the sedimentary rocks, of the latest
horizons .
As has been usual in previous tollos
of this edition, the introductory por-
tion is occupied by the physical and
geological features to be found in the
section. in this case the descriptive
introduction is particulmly exhaustive
and complete. It contains an interest,-
lng summary of the characteristics of
the two great physlgrnphlc features
Piedmont Plateau
and the Coastal Plain, with their rela-
tions to other parts of the some Conti-
nental developments; it touches upon
the geological history which produces
these features: and it discusses to
great detail the various local out-
ol rack and clay formations round up
on them. In addition to these the
mineral resources M“ 114411 economic
evallobly are certain shoved 1111 are
also the underground waters which are
suitable for well supply.
Accompanying the text are five line
mops covering thé some terr,ltory but
illustrating diflerent aspects of it; a
topographic map with contours
streams, towns and other snrtace cul-
ture. an historical geologic about, an
economic sheet a structural section
sheet and u physiographlc geology
sheet
One of the new and interesting fea-
lures oi this folio is the introduction of
contour lines upon'the scent of econo-
niic geology. to illustrate the position
of the District’s artcsian waters. in
the vicinity of Washington the chief
under- ground water supply is obtained
from the Potomac formation which lies
ey
t“
The best articles in ii est: 1'
ELEGANT 8
DOUBLE CREAM
4 4 3611 Gravy Boats,
' 8911 Odorloss Kettles. with steamer
droppings andthe numerous ““8““ m
cs
, heeii crowded betel-e.
L Bo
47o
‘ 10c l-quurt Decorated Bowls,
. - 10o Brenkilist Plates.
. 9c Covered Dishes.
- 294: Most Platters,
391: Sugar Bowl 11 . 25c
2411
2511 Pickle Trays lots
11 Tea Pots.
to 9-inch Nappies,
19.: Vegetableinlshes. 26¢
6913 0011110 .1, c
91.75.30up Tourecne an
attached, 5119
29c 10 quart Sugar Boxes, 196
4 5c 11: Tin Dish Paris 1911
Gem .,Pan11 12 in a slicet,10c
4- quart 1x Tin Sauce Pans. a sheet, 10:
191: Large Colanders,12c
250 Gopporoid Oil Cans, the best
made,
' , 112 piece Dinner Bets: nicely decor
atoll. porcelain body and gold
lined, regular price, 98. 98, this7
896.1
Choice of any 910. 98 Miler Set, 98 .98
1 aniu'rs 1111111 WARE.
8511111111 Round P111111,
' 250 Oblong Pans.
Any size Pie Plates.
95c 01111111114113;
25c Milk or Pudding Pans,
3911 Snow P111111
190 Covered Salt Boxes,
Z-qunrt Milk Cans whlite lined,
92.98 Croquet Sets,
210
191:
91:
251:
materials the best.
Walking Skirts Grey and Black.
rows of stitching, regular price 96. 50,
..
‘ 4
above the hard layers of the older
crystallines. it is the location of this
foxmntion that the contour lines are
tended to show One set of lines she
the po ltion of its top and others de-
fine is base on the bed ruck. They.
are refei-rcd'to tide level, but as they
are drawn on n‘topographlc map. it
is easy to find the depth to be added
for elevation of the land.
Although the subject matter treated
is commonly not supposed to be popu-
lar to character. the descriptions are
remarkably free {rem excessive techni-
calities, and are so’wrlttcn as to be ex-
tremely suggestive and readily under-
stood by line average layman who has
a small knowledge of the subject.
The folio will be found to he of vai-
111) in educational and economic fields
0We will close out our 4111,1119 stock
150 .
39¢ 97"
2911513 98 Dinner Sets, tilled in patterns
We Spoon Trays, cut glass paterns, "10,
27c Cheese Dishes. with cover, ' 1
25a 9-inch Glass Plates, 7
19¢ 2-quart Glass Water Pitchers, .171:
91.98 4-piece Glass Table Sets,
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS.
Three hundred Skirts, all new( offered today at especially low prices.
The styles are the most correct and approved or the Fall ideas, anddhe
To make lively selling in our popular department, we have marked the
prices to about one third less than regular value.
£4.98.
Black Dress Skirts. all Wool, Heavy Serge. 12 rows of line cording, grud-
uated flounce, taifeta silk heading. regular price 95. 75.
LAWN nomads“ '
oi mo‘wors, some were. 91.982“ 111.,
92 25 1.4.1..
Mrs. Potts‘ Sad Irons, nlokle plated,
three irons. a handle and stand.
on, .
gold traced and gold lined. Your!
choice cl two shapes, ,19 ‘l.
10 piece Toilet Sets. filled in pat—
terns, rolled edge basins and silt
still led. 92- 98 so
Our, entire line of 9'1. 49 and 94 98 sets
special at 93.
12~plcce Toilet Sets. the newest
shape, unsorted decorations and ,
gilt at l,pied ,
51nch Glazed Jardinerea, 3 colors.
191/1: can, 43".
06-inch Glazed Jnrdlueres 3 co 901-11,
98c Porcelain Jardlneres. assorted
docomtions, 69c
49c 7- inch Jardineres, assorted col.
ore and shapes,
69c Bineb Jurdineres,
colors and shapes,
75c eight-inch Jardlnercs,’ assort-
ed coiors and shapes, 65
Large Glass Fruit Dishes, cut glass
paterns, 16o
. assorted
39¢
made with circular flare ilounce. 99
He was thoroughly happy When he
entered the front door with a package
in his band and exclaimed:
"We got something here for the
woman. I love better than all the
world!”
“John. " she said. sadly. "i dont ob-
ject to oxtravagances ordinarily, butl
do obpect to you buying expensive
presents tor the cook.”
But then. you see she judged him
by the appetite, not his 1141111. .
De With—Yes. my son follows the
medical profession.
_ Gabon—With his black clothes and
white lawn tie, he looks more like a
minister than a. doctor. '
'. Dc Witt—4 didn’t say be was a doc-
tor. He‘ 11 an undertaker.
Call~58 2.
Two Questions.
Oranges. Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
mes received daily.
ET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES.
CHEESE. COUNTRY EGGS.
o r ’88 Ore
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 11p-
, on the market?
' 'lhc 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 Muskmelons‘. Water Melons. Cucumbers. Peaches, Sweet Potatoes. Tomatoes, Bananas.
" ' ii
.l
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them ircsjsfrom the ovens. which' is the secret of freshncss, that you always get here.
LEAN HAMS..13C. P1112 1.13..
BACON, 14c. PER LB.
‘ 4'
9 1111311. Cream of Wheat. ' 956.
ii pkgs. Balaton 9km. Food.
2 pkga. Grape Nuts.
111111111111 11 Cat Food,
Magnollu Out Food. H.
,, .3 1111311. for 9511.
9 11km. for 9511.
3 L89. (900D
2611.
9911 ‘
1r
BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
WI’I‘H HOUR.
BEST TEAS, AND CDFFEES.
4 _ ' :9 LBS. GRANULATED SUGl'ul.
6 CAKES FEL8 NAPHTHA SCAR
LARD FOR
l}. t SEYMOUR, 1111111611111, 33 Will Washington 811111.1-
SHOULDERS. roe. PER LB.
There is only one way to test our goods, and that in to taste them.‘ Our taste in selecting is the
Very Best Goods thiit can be bought on the market. Therefore ,wc can suit you in taste, and the
Price's speak for themselves. ,Gi've 1111 11 trial order and be convinced. .
A FEW OF 091R SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK' .
1.1.5.415 hormonal PER PECK,
nuncv swu‘nr POTATOES. PER PECK.
3 cans momma 11111.11 non ' _ 1
30 CENTS. "
3'30 cnnrs.
, 4115 CENTS.
Closer 9111111111, per in. do.
Lemon 011111111, per '.,lb 51:.
Nlc Noon. per 15).. , 5c.
9min Crackers. per 19., 541.
Oyster Crackers. per 111.. , 'ic.
' 7 91.00.
25 CENTS. ,,
115 0191913.
_ 1‘ ~~
191: «it. '7 '~ '
Norwalk Chronicler