,.o 1411:...» .
111.9101 p.111. ‘
cry high pressure in
131 says William C
441141110111 the pressure
hthcy arcliving Rae»
.. hat relief i‘hcre is
‘ human about the rack
or a. Any man with a
’ ' orse In the summer
and keeper interest I do
. how it is with others,
ysclf I can attend to my
infinitely better because I
1‘: horses to be interested
has 1" 1! go to seed if it were
1y horses.’
now in Norway 383
96employinp 12,073 peo-
9611qu mil 5, employing
‘ he, with at least 25,000
sons engaged dining the
canon 1n stripping the
’ ‘ and turning the forest
wastes. The big trees
sawmills, and the little
the pulp factories. It is
but within the next
1113* the timber resources
ay will be practically ex-
if, the present rate of do
3 allowed to continue.
WOMEN A‘RE DOING.
mpddonr boa is a full ruching
,Wsellnc do sole with end of vel-
are used to finishing the new
car. They are quite unlike
last season being very large
Yy.
7 an crown will be worn'by girls
xtecn years. This shape gives
float that is almost universally
i tell have outgrown without
It apparent that such an oper-
bocn performed
., lvet about its crown.
rimmed with chiffon
lions of lace that are so
Wilde trimmed with vctvct
nine of chiffon. These
ltli‘ough far from new. por—
ld say whiteand—black for
little accessories of dress. like
wstocks. boas. etc. the white
nsplcuous.
unguagc of the merchant. em-
musaalines are going to have
ll (hiring the fall and winter.
blacks and whites will load.
ill be many gay colors and
new for that will he most 1111-
ng swell hats for the swell
‘ollgb Perelan lamb. ermine and
the used, too. Lace will be
, hose filatry trimmings, and
crochet is spoken of as stdndlhg
'33ny there is no better way of
lithe ordinary cereals than to
cooking them in water and as
it and expand add milk. After
I Iladdod they should cook over
t some cook all their cereals
lilo boiler and do not need to
‘ucd
an excellent receipt for let-
lug: One-half pint cream or
one-half pint good vinegar
6 small toucup stigar. three
baton. a lump of butter sixc
I. one tea-spoonful ground
upper. and salt Mix all to-
, , and cook until thick.
*1 mutt-b-
can "I aouru AFRICA.
NOON) September 3-—-The Sun
‘11 war office has ordered the
or instructions shall have
like opinion in official cir-
hat the war is not merely
' but actually finished.
9 oolroj to conceal even tho
tallo dl‘ bonding negotiu»
a 11 official announcement
. 43,
’nfhortli 8111111
1 ill ll Worthy of spec-
ion-evade every ponnblo
ltdop in a healthy, ;
ditlcn.
‘ho has neglected
,. or will toil you the
docs!“ teeth and 111111.
joicooat companions." ‘
#1; y oak reasonable comv
‘ for 11111115 the tooth
Men of affairs moot 1
, it"South Africa to permit abao .
mini; to pans over the wires .
Hot: n
of balls in all the churches in New
0111141411, Wilton. Westport and the Nor
walks. in eluding Bowaytoui ‘
At 111111111141 Iaohoda 11111104111) or
Council tire, will be lighted on Elm
crest. by the Order of Bad Men in new
cordoned with an abori'ainai custom
preceding assembly of the people.
:45 p. m.. march of the Sachem
or ACh eftunu around the Council fire.
At 7 p. in. march of the Indians
through Elm Croat Conccticut ava-
ynue, West avenue to No1waik Metho
ydlst Church, countermnrch to South
Norwulk Methodist Church and back
to the armory and grand march
through the aisle to the Washington
pavilion on the stage. followed by:
Act of Revewnce to the Great Spirit.
Lord’ 11 Prayer in the Indian language.
Hymna‘mmcrica," the assembly Join
ins
Reading of Scripture.
Singing~"Creatlon.” “The Spacious
b‘lrmamcnt on High "
Brief Address"
Rev. C. M. Selleck.
Music.
Historical Alicqorioo.
l. The Sachems of Western Connoctl
cut and “Province of New York. "
2. The Norvvaik Sachemdom.
“Council of Chieftains. "
3. The Room Ludlow family.
4. The Ludiow purchase of site of
Norwalk 1640 (East side).
Patrick purchase of Norwalk. 1649
West side).
.Ancient Norwalk settlers—(Rev.
Thor-1. Hanford and wife. Matthew
Marvin Thomas Pitch. Richard Sey
monr wife and son, John Grogmy
Richard Oimsteud and others)
Ol‘
5.
ii
Cockeno.
8, I Crowning of the “Mommy of Lud-
ow.’
Wednesday. September 11.
At 9 a. n1.. at the armory invited
guests are requested to assemble
promptly, for a trolley rideI to historic
spots undei the direction of the Nor-
waik Chapter, D. A. R.
At 2 p. m. at the armory. Hon A. B
Woodwald will piesido The order of
exercises will be:
Music by the band.
National Hymn—~"Star Spangled Ban-
her.
The assembly will kindlv join in the
chorus.
Prayer.
Music—“Columbia."
Poem
Rev John Gaylor Duveupmt. D. D.
Mnsic——“To Thee, O Count1y,‘
..l Eichbcrg
P. S. Gilmore
Historical address,
Rev. Augustus Field Board 1') D.
Festival Anthem+
(Composed for the occasion by Alex
8. Gibson.)
Addloss~
By His Eexccllcncy George P McLean
Governor of Connecticut.
Music by the Band.
Benediction
At 8 p. m.. at the armor
by distincuishod spcakcis.
Music by Mort; Band from 7 to 7. 30'
o 'clock.
Doors oven at 7 o 'clock
Thursday, September 12.
'The day will be devoted to a grand
parade in which Governor MnCLtllll
and staff. Brigadier General Frost and
tail’ Colonel C. W. Hendric and stall'
the liourth Regiment Naval Militia.
Machine Gun Batte1y. Signal Corps
the fire departments of different cities
with apparatus. numerous organiza-
’lonu of Red Men and many civic so»
Y. addrcsaos
'loats of an industrial and latorlcal
nature. Many. musical organizations
will be 11111114;
The 111111.411! march follows:
Form at armory. 11p West avenue to
Wall street, to Main stieet West Main
, treet to Catharine. 0 Main to No1tl,1
allenne, to Park, to East live e,,,td
,Van Zandt avenue. to ‘Ii‘crt Point
street to Washington. to South ,Main
to Concord to Chestnut. to Monroe tr
Railroad Place, to North Main §QWcsi
avenue to Military.
"line will form at 1:15 and move at
I: 30 ‘- 1. .
The parade oillcers are.
Grand Marshaleen. Russell Front
,1.
Marshal of the Military Divisicn~
Captain Addison A. Betta.
Marshal of the Fireman’ s Division~
Chief Engineer .i. Thornton Prcwitt.
tain James l. Russell.
Marshal of the Red Men-«Coorgc W.
Raymond
invited guests, will be open at the arm-
ticularly requested to register.
“House of Root."
P.
3 cans Magnolia Milk. L.
1 lb. can 124414 Beef,
1 lb! can Corned 34.11,
2 can: Sound Mackerel,
25c
13c
' 131:
7. John Eliot and his Indian tutor-J
cietios will participate. toget or with
Marshal of the Civic Division—Cap
Notice to Visitors and invited Guests.
A vlsitora' register, especially for
cry on the 9th. 10th 11th and 12th at
9 a. m.. where names. residence. and
Norwalk ancestry" (if any) may be
registered, and invited guests are par.
1 The Central Club rooms in West
, SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
Lynch Co. Grocéry.
~ 3511' 3 cans 14111141141 Sardines, ’4
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TENOR COFFEE-hA CARE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP
, iii
.idii A
a Central 1111111
or ,.D A. .11.. will
all vo on sale the Norw'alk 11141411441
' into prepared expressly for this cola
oration.
W
POPULAR must-neural
' Arion CpcroIOompany.
Manager Hoyt takes great pioaaura1
in announcing to his many friends and
buttons that be 111. secured the load-
ina‘ DOlmlar priced opera company of
the country for the opening attraction
at Hoyt's Theatre The engagement is
limited to two nights and 1114111111....
commencing Friday. September lith.
The Arlon Opera Company, uudcu the
management of James ll. Waite. la the
best. as well as 915 largest popular-
priced musical organization before the
public. The company numbers fifty
people at the head of which is Miss
Marie Laurensi a lyric prlma donna
withouth superior oil the comic opera
stage. in support of Miss Laurens
will be found an excellent company of
more than culinary merit. The operas
produced during the engagement here
will be “Fra Diavolo." "Mikado" and
“Beggar Student. ”
SHOT WIFE AND HIMSELF.
CORNINGN. ’17., September 3~~vMilos
l9. Garman. a carpenter of this place
shot his wife in the head. with a 111ch-
ver. late last night, inflicting wounds
from which she died two hours later
No afterwards killed himself wiin tha
some weapon. Before shooting him-
self he fired at his motherminlaw Mrs.
A. D. Hollis, wounding her slightly in
tht head and attempted to shot hid
alx'yeur-old girl. but missed her Just
before killing himself German swal-
.lowcd house of laudanum to make
death certain. He is said to have been
crazed by jealousy, at seeing his wife
iln company with another man, ycstcr
ray.
.3...
Tonight the new vicar. Mr.
«lined with us.
Observing that Clifford was laughing
violently. i said:
; “You should not laugh at the table!"
Without more than a woman's hosi-
ta1lon. Clifford replied:
‘Ain't lailln at the table!
Mr. Smith!"
Now i am convinced that no child
of Clifford' 11 age over said this better.
Smith.
Laifln nt
ENTERTAINMENTS
‘ HOYT s THEATRE.
l South Norwalk.
THURSDAY MATINEE AND EVEN.
lNG, SEPTEMBER 5.
1 Lflfputfans In
Fairyland;”
Or. “The Cruise of The Polar Star."
lControllcd by Fred. ll..Dcci1cr 81 00.,
New York.
1' A Juvenile Fairy Opera in Three Acts.
Gorgeous Special Scenery.
.Gigantlc Production by Home. Talent.
ACT l.-—l)ock of Steam Yacht. Bril-
Alinnt colors.
{ACT Il.»~Suhmarlno Scone, showrng
1 curious shells. ctc.. and diver in
combat with huge shark.
ACT iil.—»Droary Cave. which. at. the
I arrival of a fierce dragon. is trans-
, formed to Aurora‘s sparkling fairy
grotto.
Bright Catchy Music.
| with Changing Colors.
crate Costumes.
[Crowded Houses at New York City.
Philadelphia. Brooklyn etc
200 Young People in the Cast.
1 Ausplcos Immaculate Conception So
cicty of St. Mary's Church and Paro-
chial School children.
Sale for rcscrvod coats
H yt's Theatre , and
store, on Monday.
H
Calcium Lights
Elab-
opcns at
Wood's drug
HOYT'S THEATRE.
South Nor-walk.
ira M. Hoyt,
Two Night: Only,
SEPTEMBER 6th and 7th,
Matinee Daily.
A Whirlwind of Continuous Pleasure.
The only legitimate representative of
comic opera before the public.
The 111011 011111 (lo
Successors to White's Comic Opera
00.. headed by the favorite
prima donna,
Miss MARIE LAURENS.
Supported by the youngromantic tenor
JOSEPH w. SMITH.
And a carefully selected company of
fifty people. ,
Large. Well-Drilled Chorus.
Beautifully Costumed Marches.
_ Brilliant Electrical Effects.
Prices—Evening, 15c. 200. 300 and
501:. Matincc,15c and 25c.
Friday ovoning—FRA DiAVOLO.
Saturday Matinee—LA MASGOTTE.
Manager.
the first day of that same month
‘ According to our 4114111141141 rule, dew
polite made on tho
. 1 three business
days of any month 11
w interest 110111
Hence. deposits inane on or before
Thuraday, September fifth, will bear
interpret from September first.
1111111 ncxt interest timid and to canon
and 31111.1. unrosi s MAKE.
The South lorrill 51111111 But.
United Bank Buiidlnn.
The
Trust Co.
Our aim to afford the best possible
banking facilities to our depositors.
The General Banking Department
furnishes every accommodation consis-
tent with safe banking.
The Savings Department pays the
higholt possible rate on interest to its
depositors.
Acts as Execute“. Administrator,
Conservator. Gu‘ordiaiii Trustee, and
accepts any. and all legal trusts that
may be committed to it.
,\
...-.... -... .w-..“ . ......-..«...a -
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
on 1111101111. 1111
scum nonwALK, coma.
fibuooooo
Surplus. $100,000.00
011m Profits. 338000.00
10111111. reams. President.
JACOB 11. 141111111. cashier.
11111511119113:
.lohn H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Salloffod.
Capital.
lililillllliii lliliRS.
Six-Day Tours to Buffalo,
Leaving every Monday from $23 to
:30, according to accommodations so-
lcctcd. Rate from New Haven.
Three-Day Tours to Block Island.
Evory SaturdaY. $8.50 to $10.50.
Five-Day TOur's to Catskill,
July 23d August 5th, and 20th. $14. 50
from New Haven
5-Day Tours to White Mountains,
July 2211, August 5th and 19th. Rate
$23.50.
Tickets and copies of “The New Eng-
land Tourist" at the olllce of George
KW. Harris, agent. N. Y., N. if. d: H.
. R.
“IMI’II’Y.~ BO Y5.
'ln Bliornaon’ a "Happy Boy," the old
schoolmaster writes to his former pu-
pil, and in closing says: “My eyes
will bear no more now; they see well
enough in the open. but ache and wa-
ter over small things.” With all his
learning. the old gentleman did not
know that the eyes ware simply call-
lng for help—«crying for aid—glass aid
"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 3. HOW:
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Office hours, 8 to 11:45.12.“ to ii: 80.
Saturday ovo.-BEGGAR STUDENT.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
41
‘18 125111111 cannoaarao coach
con caucus 141.5111 11111114111th corona,
ova caucus WHITE ROSE moon. 55c. and; $4 4o BBL
.' 3 glass jars 1144414111. 1
.l 1 qt; gun at Jelly. ..
33 lb. can Edited Bonus.
1
I
. $1.1m. "
23c. LB.
lli‘v
251.1115 cakes “Lion Scull, 1154:.
you 11 calms Chic Scrip. , , 1151:.
we ytakeo Babbitt’a up. . .1156- ,.
251:. 5 1.1141 Big Value cap. use.
This applies to money that remains , .
South Nprwalk.
The kind that sold at
$2.00 $2.50 $3.00
6000 PA Trams.
SERVICEABLE CLOTHS.
ALL 31255.
Phone 133-12.
I.Dalis&Son,
TAILORS,
CLOTHIERS,
HATTERS.
FURNISHERS.
85 Washington Street,
Scuth Norwalk.
'Haviland Hotel
Restaurant.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Everything will be served in season
and service that class in every respect.
“Scrupulously clean," our guarantee.
Regular Meals. 25c.
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK.
FRED AMBLER. Prop.
92 Washington Street.
ThoKfngSohool
FOR BOYS
srAMroao. CONN.
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
Dean of Yale. illustrated circular.
H. U. KING;
TRYING 10 ACCOMMODATE.
“Lippincotth Magazine.)
“Come back as soon as possible."
said her mistress to Maggie. who was
' going home in response to 11 telegram
saying her mother ,,waa ill. "Yes,
mum." promised Maggie. A day or two
later a letter came: “Dear Mia Smith:
i will be back nex week pleas kep my
place. for his mother is dying as last
as she can To obiidg Miggic."
"Why is the isle of Wight a fraud?"
“Because it has Nccdlcs you cannot
thread. Freshwmcr you cannot drink,
: Cowcs you cannot milk. and Newport
you cannot bottle."
m
ey
on the market. ’1‘
The best articles in these 1'
pound CREAM
been crowded before.
lOc Lunart Decorated Bowls,
1011 Breakfast Plates,
81:
7o
9c Covered Dishes, 47c
29c Moat Platters, 15c
390 Sugar Bowls, 25c
35c Gravy Boats, 241:
250 Pickle Trays, 151;
590 Tea Pots. 391:
450 9-inch Nappies. 29c
91: Vegetable Dishes, 25c
59c Comforts.
$1. 75 Soup Tourocns, 87c
89c Odorleas Kettles. with steamer
attached,
29c 10~q1iart Sugar Boxes,
250 ix Tin Diah Pans, 191:
1 Gem Fans 12 in a sheet, 106
4 quart 1x Tin Sauce Pans, a sheet. 101:
£ch Large Colanders, 121:
250 Copperold Oil Cans, the best
made,
112 piece Dinner Sets, nicely decor-
ated. porcelain body and gold
lined, regular price, $8.98, this
591;
19.1;
on e, 749
IChcice of any $10.98 Dinner Set, $8. 98
GRANITE IRON WARE.
8-duart Round Pans,
25c Oblong Pans.
Any size Pie Plates,
350 Colandors.
25o Milk or Pudding Pans,
9c Sauce Pans,
49c Covered Salt Boxes.
2-quart Milk Cans, whlite lined,
$2.98 Croquet Sets,
211:
191:
90
251:
19c
27c
25c
191:
$1 .98
materials the best.
Walking Skirts. Grey and Black.
rows of stitching, regular price $6 bi).
Black Dress Skirts. all Wool. lien
THE EVEfiLASTlNG TROUBLE.
“i don“ 1. like the looks of the paper
this morning." said the news editor
"with its great. starlng( black head
lines."
“Well as to that. " replied the editor
of the inclal perfection department.
absentmindedly, ‘1 think i have pub-
lished the recipe for the cure of biacu-
hands not less than a thousand times."
A unique and most promising study
of the effect of forest cover on the flow
of streams has been commenced in
southern California upon the lands of
the Arrowhead Reservoir company.
whose observations of precipitation
run-off. evaporation and temperature
for eight years have been placcd at
the disposal of the division of forestry
Call 58—2.
Two Questions.
mes received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES,
CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
, One by one, each of our forty~odd departmental fall 11110. iiu‘
for their annual summer clearing and cleaning out time. Now
our BASEMENT, and a very urgent need {ct-coo big reduoti
make unusual ceiling. We are very much croWded for proper dis
play room, and must have the needed space. Inside of a wool; 1
portions «Will be busy extending and adding 011. Before they in i
their labor we must dispose of all surplus merchandise. We think
the prices named below ought to crowd our basement as it has never
°1o iece Tdilet Sets. filled in pat-
1
.96 flinch Glazed Jardlnei'es 311109111,
LADIES‘ DRESS SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS.
Three hundred Skirts, all now( offered today at especially low prices. ,
Tho styles are the most correct and approved of the Fall ideas, and the
To make lively selling in our popular department, we have marked the
prices to about one third less than regular value.
M 98.
noted ilounce, taffeta silk heading. rcflgular price. $5.75.
1
LAWN MOWERS.
We will close out our entire stock
of mowers. some were $498,181.
52. 25 «our
Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, nloklo plated,
three irons, a handle and stand. t
and
$13.98 Dinner Sets, filled in patterns
old traced and gold lined. Your
kioice of two shapes, 911.98!
terns, rolled edge basins and silt
stipied, 2.98 so
Our entire line of $4 .49 and $4. 98 sets
special at $3.9
1241116013 Toilet Sets, the newest
shape, aha’ortod decorationd and ~
gilt stinled ‘
5-inch Glazed Jardlneres. 3 collars, ,
0 each
”each
title Porcelain Jardlneros, 1411111111111
decorations, 69
49c 7 inch Jardincres, assorted 001-3
0111 and shapes.
691: 8- inch Jardlnares,
colors and shapes,
75c eight-inch Jardincres, assbrt-
ed colors and shapes,
Largo Glass Fruit Dishes, cut glass
paterns, 1
assorteds
5c
Spoon Trays, cut glass patterns; 10
Cheese Dishes. with cover, 10c
9-inch Glass Plates. 7
2-quart Glass Water Pitchers. 17c
4~plece Glass Table Sets, 391;
made with circular flare flounce, 20
vy Serge, 12 rows of fine cording, grad-
A baron afflicted with gout
Would have no thin servants about;
And they all without fail,
Drank freely of ale 4 1.
That even the porter was stout!
Alls Well That Ends Walla—Step4.
mother (entering village school with
whip)—-—-“My boy tells me you broke
your cane across his back yesterday."
Schoolmaster (turning pale)——“Well, I
——I may have struck him harder than
i intended but ~r———" Stepmotherv—“I
thought I'd make you a present of this
whip. Youll find it ll last longer and
do him more good!”
Lt is getting to be so that if a woman
makes her husband‘s shirts, she must
keep it a secret to keep her picture out
of the paper.
our sStore
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-
The Summcr 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 trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons. Water Melons. Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,
oranges. Pinchpplcs, Squash, Etc.
1
,0) .1533“. ,4.
u (‘1'
I
1
1 .
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS, CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we rcccivc’ them, fresh 'fronatho Ovens. which is the secret of freshness, that you alu’rays get here.
annu.. "
2 pkga. Cream of Wheat.
’2 plays. Balaton kaat. Food.
2 aims. Grape Natal
Balaton a Cat Food,
Magnolia Oat Food,
2511.
25c.
. 2611.
ii pugs. for She.
ii page. for 9611.
BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
W! 1TH HOUR
BE8T TEAS AND COFFEES.
1 19 LBS. caakdtaruo scam.
a cause 11am mourns soap
3 cos. coon? LARD iron
t. E Sliillillii, hailing truer, 33 West Washington Strut.
SHOULDERS zoc. m 1.13.
There is only one way to test our goods, and mails to taste them. Our taste in selecting it: the
Very Best Goods that can be bought on the market. Therefore .wc can 'auit you in taste. and the .
Prices speak for themselves. Give us a trial order and be convinced‘
, A row or con spacmts FOR rms wnhx:
‘ NATIVE Formosa. pantheon,
tanner swanr POTATOES. has rank.
3 cans monoua MILK POR
30 CENTS; H I ,
30 CENTS. ' ' ‘ ‘
25 CENTS.
Ginger Snaps, per 1b.. ‘ 611.
Lemon Cakes. per 111., 5c.
Nic Nacc, per 1b.. 5c.
Soda Crackers. per 1b., . 511..
Oyster Crackers. per 11)., .1711.
l . , $1.00.
25 CENTS.
:15 CENTS.
Norwalk Chronicler