species 0111: 111111111111: a.
1111111111115 The exhibits were slowto
arrive, but it is expected that b
marrow that the atten ands wil be
very materially inn 1
V new (stills.
1‘ ed in the apples
, 311's of elaborate indoor sewer. and
“ill ,
nter
B o is to be a leading eels .‘, out
no costs and wraps as well as resa-
,The tendency in toward the gold.
shades. ,
‘1‘lle economical woman has bird her
Special Values Today
,._,_I.,s V ,V 1K
TR 0'0 3 E “8 One by one. each of our forty-Odd departineriti fall into 1111
1 1 on
orchestra. and ,
reside at the, .lliillmer gowns blade on they can easl- «.
chorus of mu be adapted to caption. evening
hundred and titty voices. and a grant! f1 (1 dinner wear ring the coming
. ‘ for their nuptial summer clearing and cleaning out time. new it"
its pauper dead for t 1* our BASEMENT. and a very urgent need‘ forces big reductions t
,' make unusual selling We are very much crotvded for pi‘dpe'r dis-
all 1‘05 fm’ adults, lrwsformatlon scene, 1 which fairies beacon ' " V V‘ . V ‘ ' “ V V
blunts, the rate college plus. sailors.s‘ea""archlns. fishes White mohair 11'. used in trimming Fifth Day wiggptembm‘ . .1 . . play roe .1111 must have the needed space. Inside of a week car-
113‘ year having been sharks. dragons. etc. will appear. will rock 0 of the material in dark * ‘ . - " ‘ banter: ll be busy extending and adding on. Before they begin
‘hnd $2 for infants following is the ca:t of characters: .oiors. The revere, collar, and mint 1- ”1 , , .V .,
their labor we must dispose of all surplus merchandise. We think
hands, or whatever the trimming may
”3:111:23 glughgolliullmss Clint} Billy Millions. U ""‘a'iolln Brennan be, are embroidered with gold or all Aiicom‘igs to (3‘11: istzbgehedgulf. do: The kind that saw "1 , the prices named below ought to crowd our basement 3; it V1133 ngver
1 .1. pos s e on e rs roe us has. " "
these prices there is Admiral Dewey, U. 5.'N Martin Slottery days‘ of any month a,“ interest “on . $2.00 $2.50 33.00 been frowded before.
‘l’Vl'e. gruesome lJUSiMSs Mldis- \ ' 1 mania“ to a'rrafig home very delight. the ”tuba” 9" that; ”me month GOOD RATTERNS' 0Q 141118.11. Decorated BOW“, 30 LAWN MOWEHB.
outr‘actor. He 13 required Boatswaio. Jerry Dornoy at Oriental nresting places in one Hence. deposits made on or before sang-5,131,; 5107113 011' Breakfast Plates, ‘
:rc uisitious from the 1'1‘eddie Boline. , Hush Blues ‘5? Ir .1111: will be charm Thursday, September fifth will bear . 1. ' 9c'Covared Dishes, Wow-e m“ ”1°“ m“ ”u?” elm" “Wk
1101' ity for bodies :3; Billy Marlinsplke. Harry Sullivan 11‘ an inn w all to spend awlnter'a interest from September but. ‘ ALL SIZES. 0 Meat Platters, 15° of mowers. some were 8498.111
til i 1 Ned Gunnels. Bernard M'Donnell waning reading or 111110111118 1 so Sugar Bowls 25c . '25 ““h'
111' car. 31101 amoun s as .Harry Harpoon. John Friend 3 Case feet chould Noam as much This app tee to money that remains. Phone 138.12. libs Gravy Boats: mam-s. Potts Sad irons, nlokle plated.
lagreed upon. Another berry Porter. Edmund McCarthy are and atcntion as'the hairor the until next interest time and to LARGE 25c Pickle Trays, We "1"” "W“ a handle and “mat
revenue is from the poor Jack y.li‘oretop, Charles McCarthy omplexlon o‘f the“dress, and the first and SMALL DEPOSITS aLlKE. , 590 Tea Pom, 39c 13 98 Di 8 t 1111076.."
ii i the pauper dead who Dodger, Francis Ward tap in this direction might well do ' 1, 1 be 9-inch Nappies, 290$ id one; s: ‘ed in patterns
£11 e for d 1: til 1 t Diver "Mobility. William Cullen he purchase of a pair of Aliens Kus ""'"'" ,1 . . , 931 Vegetable Dishes. 25 o 51‘: l “3;“: ““11 3° d ““9“ Y0“? d
war a c as A Spaniard. John O'Connor lion Komfort shoes. All the massag- Till 801th Iona“ “filled Milk ’ 93 Comforts. ‘1 0 09 0 W0 9 3998. .1129
to save the dead from the College Girls Aboard the Polar Star: 11g and bathing in the world will avail 11 I 111110110 g1 75 Soup Toumns 37¢ 10- piece Toilet Sets. filled in bat-
"‘ of a pauper s grave. Lucy Van Horn. Lottie Hyatt ittle if one does not wear comfortable United Bank lulldind.‘ CLOTHIE’RB \ soc Odorloss Kettles. with steamer 33:318. roiled 81186 basins and gilt
3,53,"), number OfVV deaths VLilllan Deerlllg. Alice Cahill moss. Han-ans ' attached 59:01:: snail: “he or 14. 49 o 149'"st
last the contractor Margaret Doubleday, Julia White ' We "6 hem“ °i' a “w "’5‘ for l“ 1 29a 10 ouar't Sugar Boxes. 19c 6 e an as
Daisy Lelsh. Grace Collins 1,1011 which is adjustable. It is intend FURNISHERS. ~ 25c 11: Tip Dish Pane 10c special at 03-9
,1: ve about $5 54. for each
hose facts are in them-
entary on the need-
,l e pension incurred by
$11113: WriVlIlht
as aw ork.
Freda il'al'raday.
Mamie Love,
Cooks on the Polar Star:
Fannie Wynn
Minnie Millard
Mary Reilly,
Kittie Millard
.311 for both day and. evening Wear. be-
,ng adjustable from one to the other.
wt is half low in the neck and without
leaves and when it is desired to wear
it with an evening gown or underneath
de Pans 12111 atsheet, loo 12-91809 Toilet Sets, the newest
> mum 1x "rlo Sauce Pan's usheet.10c share. assorted decorations and -
191; Large Colanders.12e xii t stipled. 35,9
25;; Coppemm on dam the best 6-inch Glazed Jardineres, 3 colors,
file 0 one
pinch Glazed Jardineres 31co/l"o
85 Washington Street,
. depth Norwallt.
1, Lille gratification May Concise, V Katie Harrison. 11 very thin waist the tapes on the ' 1‘ "mm“ ”M ”m” ””"""" 112 piece DinnerSetsmiceiy docor- 01's,
'etl , an"d pride. Carry Mell. w-Maggie McSherry. shoulder are untied and the garment , THE ated porcelain body and gold , 190 one
Violet Tea. Grace Harrison. pulled down over the corset making a The H i! d H 1 Hood, regular price. $8 98 this 98c Porcelain Jardinerea. assorted
bitisll Dental Association Sally Willi. Mary McKiernan. corset cover~of it and leaving the . 6V an otg as [e 37 49 decorations,
" " flint the teeth of the Napoleon. "Eggbl‘d‘rnoflbgghs‘lengh "h'l‘lbiggsall'gwsdm women who will 50",], Norwalk ROStflflrant Chow" of any "0' 98 Dinner Set, ”3849;"; 1:151"; :llggélm" assorted col-35
e , 1
pe’flplc are going from bad James D'agrm. wear long ctreot dresses whether they ' GRANITE "no" WARE. 690 8- inch Jardlneres, assorted
£33,"! a member read a pa- globinsorl: Crusoe, l.{ohu Hines are fashionable and hygienic or not Trust ‘1 Co. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 841111111 Round Pans 21¢7520131""halid‘cilhgait'ilneres, assort- 45
how that the Americans smart! .1 W1 lam Clone. They have a short skirt usually for , 1 Everything will be served in season , ' g
The Mikado, Meek O’Connor. rainy days out from the some piece .250 Oblong Fans. 196 811 colors and shapes. 55
and service first class in every respect.
onsiblc for it. This cou— "Scrupulously ciban.”our guarantee
Hamlet. The Dope. George White,
a ‘,said is directly charge-
Any size Pie Plates,
Sherlock Holmes. The Detective.
of cloth as their coat and long skirt.
85c Colanders,
Our aim to alto ii the best possible
but only wear it on stormy days. There
9c Largo Glass Fruit Dish',es cut glass
banking facilities 0 our ‘de‘positon. 15
25c paterns,
,e.ory He has made tests
how that roller process
‘ licrcases the acidity 43 per
111! this acid causes the en-
, ago’s new billboard ordi-
' has been sustained in a re-
, f the ibastc‘r 1n chanccry to
11' crior Court and will prob—
revail. It provides that no
d shall be more than ten
'g‘ll' or one hundred s uarc
area; that none shal be
librl‘ar board 1101 within twenty-
icct of the inth line. Limited
nil'hfbcr and retir-
l ,com'pél Va decided
11 the city‘s appear—
oston is the place. but we read
fit' mallpox has taken a lively
cro‘ reported recently,
“While typhoid fever has got a
stitching hold of almost opi-
mic proportions. The city hos-
,1 Us receiving about one hun-
ed cascsgof typhoid weekly.
ethillg llllpreccdcntctl in its
rififlfiforcstsV of Arizona,
, logs iic 111 g“ great.
1": ‘within an area of eight
”miles 111' Apache C03lllty31ll
1. places 1 cy lie more; blupklf'
in: they con (1 have stood while
,as trees. and it is thought
lley must have been c’a‘rflc'd
by a swift current of water
"tile mesozoic ago.
E3“? ‘Bllslncss is business'. lllc Con-
cf of the Central "lclcgrapll
" ' (to, London, has ordered that
" ‘ _, e dressing rooms that con-
poking losses be closed (lur-
tvorkillg‘ lours lie says that
two thousand girls employed
wasted the rovcmmcnt's
“byilooking' at t cmsclvcs' m
'n‘lii'rors and that be will have
more of 11.11 , , .
Boston Herald points out
Bryan's declaration.
residency is the last thing
2' mind when I go to bed at
's not wholly rcassuripg.
7"” IEWI see the name I a
, .so‘on to. be brought on is
a or! within five feet of another,
‘llSll formers that there was no danger
lot a spread” of the potato bug known
'ofthe bug was reported, the board has
were destroyed. The environs wore
Chief Eatemcolrl. Frank Smith.
Chief Swallowem hole. E. Marufli
Chief Garment John Rose
Chief Knucklefllider. Willie Dagon.
Fairies.
Aurora. Goddess of the Dawn.
,, , May Brennan.
Fantasia. 11 Messenger.
Madeline Magnet:
Attendants:
Roseleat. j, .1 Anastasia Kelly.
Carnation. Gertrude Doolens.
Goldenrod Bessie Duffy.
Wisteria. Helen Doolens.
Aurora 5 Royal Guards.
Ether. Mary Tully.
Fields. Leonora Ward
,1Zephyr. Catherine Sullivan.
Spray. Anna Burns.
Sparkle. Norah Haugh
Jewol. May Shultz.
, Dcwd'rop. , Helen Dorney
Brilliant. Teresa, li'laherty.
POTATO BUGS IN LONDON.
LONDON. September 4.——Thc Board
of Agriculture today assured the Eric
as the Colorado beetle sevelal spaci
mom of which were discovered Sunday
in a potato patch near the Tilbury
drinks on the’Thamee. which caused an
extraordinary commotion among tllf
agriculturalists, Since the presence
caused the ground to be quarantined
and all plant and animal life upon it
searched for other specimens and a
notice. was issued to the public calling
attention to the law that provides that
any person may be fined 121011110 doe.u
not immediately notify the police of
the discovery of the bug. The police
are obliged. under heavy penalties. to
,wnrn the Board of the presence of the
bug.
GERMAN cnmsen spike,
BERLIN, September i.—“—Tlib’ com
filander of the German fleet manocu
vring the tic telegraphed-1 wtoda,‘
from Sass ts. Island of Names. that
the third cldss cruiser Wnbl'it has been
sunk oil Arkoun (a promontory on the
North coast of that lslan’d) after hav
ing been in collision with the bottle
ship Sachsen. it is not known wheth
or there was any loss of life.
The Wacht was a twin screw stool
cruiser of 1.250 tons displacement null
4.000 indicated horse power and car‘-
rlod a crew of 128 men. She was
built at Bremen in 1887. Her arma
ment consisted of four 3-4 inch quick
firing guns and two smaller quickflrcrs
She had three torpedo tubes and was
animated to haflaflwed of about 19
note.
‘1. «Jun—«4......—
it is told of an Atchison woman who
left her husband. that she took all the
household furniture with her, the pic-
ture mouldings from the walls and the
woodshed. leaving him nothing but
the children.
not short, according to the accepted
meaning of the term.
' bdi‘fifir‘difiufiuf?W"
HOYT’S THEATRE.
South Norwalk,
THURSDAY MATINEE AND EVEN-
ING. SEPTEMBER 5. '
“LIIIp Mom In
FaIryland;”
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.-—Deck of Steam Yacht. Bril-
liant colors.
ACT il.——-Sllbmarine Scone. showmg
curious allelic. etc. and diver in
combat with huge shark.
ACT lil.~—Drcnr_v Cave. which. at the
arrival of a fierce dragon. is trans-
formed, to Aurora's sparkling fairy
grotto:
Bright Catchy Music.
with Changing Colors.
orate Costumes.
Calcium Lights
Elab-
Crowded Houses at New York City,
Philadelphia. Brooklyn. etc.
200 Young People in the Cast.
Ausplcos Immaculate Conception So-
ciety of St. Mary's Church and Pam-
chial School children.
Sale for reserved seats opens at
H y'ts Theatre and Wood's drug
store, on Monday.
HOYT’ S THEATRE
South Norwslk.
lra M. Hoyt.
Two Nights Only,
SEPTEMBER Orb and 7th,
Matinee Daily.
A 'Whirlwind of Continuous Pleasure.
The only legitimate representative of
comic opera before the public.
The 11101 01111100
Successors to Walte’ 11 Comic Opera
00.. headed by the favorite
prlma donnn.
Miss MARIE LAURENB.
Supported by the young romantic tenor
JOSEPH w. SMl'l‘l-l.
Manager.
.And 11. carefully selected company of
fifty peop.lo
Large. Well Drilled Chorus.
Beautifully Costumed Marches.
Brilliant Electrical Effects.
Prices~lilveninm 15c. 25c, 35c and
50c. Matinee, 16c and 251:.
Friday evening—FDA DIAVOLO.
,Baturdsy Matinee—MIKADO.
Saturday eve.—BEO0AR STUDENT.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK .11 . ' 1
P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
highest poeslble rate on interest to its
depositors.
Acts as Executor. Administrator,
Conservator, Guardian. Trustee. and
accepts any and all legal trusts that
may be committed to it.
soup Alva "succs'ssrw.
Gill lll'llllllll. BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. “001000.00
Other Profits. ”5.000100
W
JOIN ll. FERRIS. mu...
lion's ill. smell. Cashier.
.ww.w
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
.l. Waltzing“? Marvin.
decoders Saliolfe'd.
1111111111 “11111,
Six-Day Tours to Bufialo,
Leaving every Monday. from 823 to
830. according to accommodations se-
lected. Rate from New Haven.
Tickets and copies of “The Howling.
land Tourist" at the office of George
IVikini'larris, agent. N. Y., N. 1H. 0: H.
. \ I
“HAPPY" ears.-
ln Biiornson' 11 "Happy Boy," the old
schoolmaster writes to his former pu-
pil, ‘lld in olosingVV says: "My eyes
will bear no more how: they see well
enough in the open. but ache and we-
tor over small things." With all his
learning, the old gentleman did not
know that the eyes were simply call-
ing 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 plsdom to give timely heed
gmptom‘s. Will you be wise or
Wise?
. ”MIR B. HOV".
, Graduate dptlclan.
Room 9, United Bank Building.
OM15 hours. 8 to 11.45.12:45 to ill 30.
Saturday evenings, ‘I toil
92 Washington Street.
carcasses)
can save
STAMFORD. 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. lllu'strstec clrcuhr.
' H. U. KING.
..._..._...... .— we,
ERMAK AT TROMSOE.
TROMSOE. Norwslk, September i—
The‘ Russian be broiillel? Ermi'tlt has
arrived here t e voyage planned from
Nova Zemblu to the mouth of the Yen
vsei having been abandoned owing to
unbreakable ice barriers. The Ermnk
discovered on the southeast coast of
11 runs Josef Land several hitherto un-
charted Islands and mapped the blinds
of Nova Zambia.
CONGRESSMAN WALLACE DEAD.
NEW YORK September i.—l«‘ormer
(‘ongresdman William C. Wallace, 01'
ilrogklyn, died last night at Warwick
materials the beat.
PRINCE CHUN AT FRIEDENS-
KlRCHE.
POTSDAM, September 4.—-—Prillce
Chun visited the mausoleum at Frien-
enskirchc today and placed wreaths
on the tombs of the Emperor and Em
press Frederick.
Emperor William received Prince
Cbun at noon. in the presence. of the
royal princes, Baron von Richthofen
the foreign secretary; the principal
ministers and generals and the court
dignitaries. The prince read a letter.
written in yellow ink. to the emperor.
After the audience Prince Chat: in-
speobed the guard of honor and return-
ed to the Orangery. where the emperor
will visit him this afternoon.
Prince Chun was driven to the palace
in an imperial carriage, in which was,
1
011 the market?
pollute: CREAM
Call- 58- 2.
rm Questions.
CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS.
LADIES’ DRESS SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS.
Three hundred Skirts. all new( offered today at especially low prices.
The 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.
Walking Skirts, Grey and Black. made with circular flare bounce, 20
rows of stitching. regular price $6.32.
Black Dress Skirts, all Wool, Heavy Serge, 12 rows of fine cording, grad:
uatcd flounce, taffeta. silk heading. regular price. 86.76.
William Henry. is no contradicting the statement that 2513 Milk or Pudding Polls, 19c Spoon Trays, cut glass paterns. 1
{bctlsllbitiltfutihon of} roller Captain Kid. Charles Smith. a woman looks. ban in a long skirt, but 73:31:33: 23:. a::::‘lg’°d£f°??°m:x Rflflfllfll‘ meals, 25C. 91: Sauce Pans, 27c Cheese Dishes. with cover, 1
of le 0 as 10110 stone The Wizard of the Nile. . a skirt can. be made to escape the tent with safeybankln _ SPEQIAL RATES BY THE WEEK. 49c Covered Salt Boxes. 25¢9-inch Glass Plates, 7c
.. , Mr. Candy. chemist to Stepper: Flaherty. ground without holding it up and still 9. t-ouart Milk Cans wblite liucd,19c2-quart Glass Water Pitchers, 17
“do" hospital supported Zulu, not be “Mom,“ even though 11 ,8 The Savlnge Department says the FRED AMBLBR, Prop. 12.93 Croquet Sets', $1.984~piece Glass Table Sets. 39
the new Chinese minister. Klan Chan.
and General von Hospfuel‘ Four royal
carriages, containing the Chinese dig-
nitaries of the envoy’s suite. followed.
The prince. on going to the audience,
passed through the Jasper gallery. be-
,tween lines of guards.
In the meanwhile a guard had been
drawn up outside the palace and pre-
sented arms with the band playing. as
Prince Chvun emarged. The envoy pass-
ed down the lines of trdops saluting in
Chinese fashion. with folded bands.
When some one repeats to you some-
thing mean. that has been said about
you. don't flatter yourself it is done
for love of you. The real reason for
repeating it is to injure the person who
made the remarks. ,
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-
1111: Summer Season is at its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER VVEATAV-
BLES of all kinds, and the public. find it profitable to do their trading llerc.
Rocky Ford Muakmel‘ons, Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches. Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas,
‘ ' Oranges, Pineapples, Squash, Etc.
The best articles in these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER, RICH COFFEES,
I ' l
l
/ 'ej40/‘ .‘Jl
.
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.
LEAN HA'I'IS. 13in BER LB.
B’ACON. 14c. PER LB.
v
[1. 1 "11111111, 1111111 111111, 33 Will Washington 81111.
SHOULDERS. me: PER LB.
. There is only one way to test our goods. and that is to taste them. Our taste 1n selecting is the
very Best Goods that can be bought on the market. Therefore .we can suit you in taste, and the
Prices speak for themselves. Give us a; trial order ’and be convinced.
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
11, ' ‘1'“ t.
.5! 1
l
1.750.111.1111. " "W" 9 . .. , . , , NATIVE veterans, pan PECK, 30 CENTS.'
18 POUND GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.001?" . it" FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER PECK. 30 CENTS.
oun FAMOUS ELGIN canausnv BUTTER. age. 1.1:. a CANS MAGNOLIA MILK 1’03 .1 . 1 as GENTS
1 ' OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE, PLOUR. c. BAG; o BBL. 2 k c fWh t. are.
“we... m, of m . 55 m ‘ , 33235:: 32.912333113311191. 33.. “Whig; "13%"st gill? Elli: $5 iii: l2:
“,0 y e a. re 11 . ‘ c. ,, c see. our 1b.. 1 be.
u g m 3 cans Magnolia Milk. 2512.23 31111st New lam. use :5 cakes Lion p . 2512‘. p l to oat {:1 1.’ 3 k . l 25 ,
3%: EV"? mill“; ”b- ca“ Rm‘ 3919?: 3312-"! (lt- 81ml” Jelly. me 11 cakes Chic Soap." 25c: 11231.11: Out rob?!" a"l:ifl'l"111'::l'25§.aBEsT TEAS AND COFFfiE'S‘ glibf'é‘ll‘ilil.?’iel”lh. 5'5.
' ”if; has neglected 1 lb. can Corned 3011121311. 3 111. can Baked‘Bealls. ice 7 cakes Babbitt‘s Soap. 25c. .. S .19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR , ‘1qu-
or will tell you the 1:” cans Scored Mackerel. angel 3 cans Mustsrd Sardines. age. 5 cakes Bl'g Vallie‘ Snip. use. ,. 6 CAKES FELS N APH'I‘H 11.80 AP. 115' CENTS. V
' . " V. ‘ LAR , 4......
anon To 111.1. announcers p“ was accrues-11 case or warm noes soar , 3 LBS °°°D 1* MR
.115 CENTS. ‘ ‘-
Norwalk Chronicler