c ,
up trait of his father.
11d handsome
yr» wore clothes of
thfierent from that of
an a great contempt
tons were women and
113111111 millions and
gun. Moral principles
‘ld tremble and his eyes
t a pathetic passage. He
of ordinary n1usic———rom~
.g1psy melodies, operatic
rankly confessed that
11 put him to sleep.
‘ pondent of fl Eondon
es from Quebec: “It is
‘e the state of Wolfe’s
Rank grass
‘gh 1.11 ‘16:: the rusty and
railings. The column
, and if nothing he done
’ cgish. The monument;
(I 'here, victorious, I3
. present sordid sur~
.the scene or the"
nnot be helped, but
unlent itself on the
blob he died should net
efiorts are being made in
develop a taste for rifle
among the people. Rifie
ave been formed after the
model, most of them
sembling those existing
land. A‘ marked im-
in the general shooting
y .shown. The emperor
be greatest interest in the
hi. and subscribes large
rllpi‘ize's Japan has intro—
he bicycle into the army.
far a number of machines
chased In Belgium and on
1111111251: soldiers have been"
soil In orderly and reconuoi-
uties .
is a Singular fact that the
1119111111 of rice per capita in
county has decreased in the
entury, and that the Ameri-
eo‘ple, 1156 to the family only
inhch as in the earlier half
e, as given by the
us 'Iimes- Democrat is
g the period just before
‘ the civil war, but more
ticul‘arly .the decline in the
of the art of cooking rice.
“111111 11110111112111 ARE come;
1.0.1.1 beef that is too s'alt.
__ We housekeepels make their own
polish by mixing ammonia and
‘ng’ Into cakes.
dd “1‘: by any insane equal the do
" product Macaroni is one of
Oman uses stale beer and ano-
trons coffee to sponge her Old
ilk dress with in order it snail
‘ n the cake excecdln ly
91’1“" of cake is not as good
brand and dish of Irult.d
ritygdoclares that to
qygcafiompany cereihl
label- and qmdruplo the
/ 11 the directions.
{31111111111 all excellent coder tor
. ho walls. Hundreds use it
1111‘ bathrooms who never think
it. on the kitchen. but it to
having of labor in the one
the other.
another receipt from 11113
Yorker which is bath new
me. It is called prelim-veil
‘ uskmclons, or cantalouper,
“int eel-lbs. and the rind of we-
1111111 11 syrup of sugar and
but! of sugar to a quart of
e_ syrup in boiling. drop
liliow it to stand until
ython pour off thdauyrup;
loll slices and let It stand
Rabbit thiI for three days.
my the syrup the last
Li“ 1111119111111:
_, 1 .1 ellcately with vanilla or
'hthey will tell you the
decayed teeth. and mill. . ,
oust companions. "
all reasonable corn-V
platitlng the tooth
11111 Iiiliiln 9th
1‘1. _
gr 'geht‘eration‘. His .
e to have none. He had "
‘mcntahmoods, and when
and r0111 11 book his ‘
'umn with a helmet and
op, and its inscription; g
are some imported foods Wilt.
kg lure unlessthe 111 xi
h for the 0001111111:
‘ “to mulling point and pour‘
over the
‘ John H. Ferris, lilo
Chairman 01! Reception Committeo.;
lain all the Celebration rims;
boy (can: you extra copies
for clipping.‘
arrabfio for Ii! now.
PRESIDENT Iiilliiii liELL
(Continued from first page.)
he added, “it will close and heal by
granulation."
"Is the opening of a wound after
such an operation unusual?" he was
asked. .
“Not In gunshot wounds where tor-
elgn substances can be carried Into the
body," he replied. “Wherever contam-
atloiis where clean instruments are
used nothing or the sort should hap—
pen. When this Irritation occurs pus
or serum In sometimes found when the
1111111113 is opened."
- “Was there any pus found in this
6?" 1
“No, not a suggestion of It. There
the inflammation as was to be expect-W
dDr McBnruey. asked to when the
president could be moved. said:
moveil today He could be placed in an
ambulance. taken to the train. placed
on a lounge in a special car and taken
to Washington That ls so far as his
condition ls concerned. But there is no
reason why he should not enjoy every
comfort and take his time about it. It
will not hurt him to remain a few
weeksdn Buffalo.”
Dr. McBurney said that the interior
wounds had healed. That. he said was
proved by the manner in which he had
dlgcsted the beef juice given to him last
night. 1111 said are yivesidcnt had rel-
ished the nourishment given h‘lm
through the mouth. and that tomorrow
he would be given white or eggs and
perhaps sbmethlng else.
Dr. Mann. who performed the original
operation, last Friday and who dress-
ed the wound last night, concurred In
the expressions of confidence which the
doctors had given.
but was done last hight." said Dr.
Mann." was merely the usual dressing
of the incision or the abdomen requisite
to 1169th im- proper condition. The
incision ls ‘hblrut llve Inches ln lsngth
lust above the navel. horzoi l and
line with the body. There is no cross
incision. ’Thls‘ cut was laid open carc-
tu’lly and some antiseptic gauze Insert-
1d. The results were entirely satisfac-
tory and the president's condition this
morning shows the benefit of what was
done. He is cheerful and confident. In
‘ fact he is‘ doing so 'well that I would not
be surprise it we let him have a cigar
before long. As to just when he can
be moved. that it is not being consid-
ered. for the reason that he is much
better here where the weather is cool
and bracing, which will count lunch in
the stages of convalesceuce. than he
would be In Washington ”
“All things considered [think it will
tend ntluéh 1131119 resident's recovery
to remain where e' is, at least until
’ictober. " . 1
Dr. Marin was asked as to the win
11011 of the outer Incision to the Inner
mantle of the smooch.
"They are quite separate." said he.
“The wounds of the stomachtare those
diode by the bullet while the outer In
lslon was that required 11mm surgi-
al operation immediately after the
booting. As to the wounds or the
t'omach they were closed during the
operatidn and‘ now sufilcient time has
36531111111111] p possess, T111111 lsls
xtorntion of the normal digestive pro-
"uses. Until last night we had not per-
mitted food to enter the stomach by
dyvay or the month. But the 11ml:
ration of heel Juice has prove so so.-
Istactory that we hhve doubled} the
amount aiml- will ‘ndd the wkibsbi dag-s.
He Is receiving as much use 111m and
our tea‘spoonfula of beef tiicc an
hour and this will be gradually in;
creased. ”
Dr. Mann was asked it the treatment
or the wounds would in any 'wa‘y n:
tact the course to be pursued 1111 to
extracting the bullet.
“Not at all, " he replied. “There is no
need of extracting the bullet. I have
known a man who carried a bullet in
the muscles of his heart. In this
case the bullet is encysted by’ this
case to cause further concern. "
~r—-——---—
SENATOR %WLIY CANNOT
E 1.
Impossible to attend the celebration
11d hue sent the" following letter ex-
13 claim: his masons:
Wouumont. 001111..
.86”. 9,1901.
Norwcllc. court.
My Dear Sir: I regret to any that
it 1: ll be Impossible (or me to attend
vour verr’lntcrcatlng celebration of
. the 260th unnIVersary or the founding
oNorWalk.
eluding Friday.
observations of the kind you speak of.
I am attended natural or them and
to 18v 1 Mill
11 ., or nab/Luv;
. 1 111111111 apparently 11111111 neat
,_ ,y 111‘ t t1'm some 111111. the directed
. .1 . . o .-.
THE comma will con- 11.1.15}: 1313? “P“ .1...
but when she
Halve meN :dealerar s- i ‘
yo up New asked her 111 but her hand upon Ins
durehsad and she did so to dad is cov-
capitation” In a row min
" 5 Charles Henry Bailey was born In
Lebanon on January 28.
came to Norwich when a young than.
H. was a clerk for .No‘rton A 0011
verse and Norton Brothers. wholesale
grocers, on Water street. for several
He later went him the whole-
isle liquor and grocery business with
his brother, Anson S Bailey. under
the firm name of A. S. 8: 0 E Bailey.
About twenty five years ago Mr. Bailey
gave up active business and devoted
himselh to the care or his real estate.
Many years ago he purchased the pro-
uerty at the corner of Main street and
Broadway known as martini corner.
tor $4,000 The investment alwa'yli pan.
him 10 per cent. and when he sold 11
111113 Norwich 811111081 acclletyh about
on cars ago. he received $14
Bailey was well known to0 poll-
11111111111 throughout .eastern Connect!
cut and was a Democpu t of the loiter-
honian type wlli. pronbunccd views up
on all politics-I
a son. Charles W. 1131111611. or Colum-
bill. and three daughters, Mr's. Walter
Wilcox. or South Norwalk: Mrs
Btrpng. of New Haven. and
A ”up of Lynn. Mass.
of his family. -—Norwlch
stin, Tuesday. Bcptsmbor 10.
BOERS L088 IN BATTLE.
Kitchener reports to the War Dillcc
Irom Pretoria as follows:
engaged Vautonden and Delarcy
Great Murlés Valley. September 6 and
9, driving them from a strong position
sptember 8. The Boers lost six dead
eptember 6 and twelve September 8.
Fortyoue prisoners wiere captured. "
surnaramunnrs
Grand Concert and Bali
Italian Independent Society I
ARION HALL
Thursday Evening. Sept. '1‘21i1.
Concert from 8 to 10 o’clock
Music by Famous Rome Band
Grand Prizes 101' Best Whltzcra
Tickets, admitting (lent and Lady.
luatlon ls possible that is liable to on». .
0111' (if course in ca'sés of simple oper- 10‘
was thin fluid excuded as a result of Edi h
L “I! it tiers necessary. he could be ’ ~‘
so his run'araa.
WEDNEWAY AND THURSDAY,
8EPTEMBER11AN012,
IIIL. MAURICE CAMPBELL
HEN RIETTA CROSSMAN'S CO.
Mistress Nell
As played an entire season in New
PRICES, 25, 60. 751:, $1.00
Sale of seats opens 5 days in ad-
Hov'r's’ THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT,
EDMUND HAYES.
Presenting the funniest and most up
to. date musical. farce.
third Successful Season
A. WISE our -:-
Rewrltten. Reluvcnatcd and
tuned up todnte.
An endless chain of absurdity. and
every link a laugh.
Mr. Hayes as “David Garrick," alias
Spike Hennessy. "The Wise Guy."
PRICES. 25. BO, 75
elapsed to permit the sutures to heal,
guingibllidely'ld strident fr 11111119.: .:.
\ Revolution In Repertoire. This sea-
son' 6 popular priced event. We load
all others follow. A Mighty Show for
six Nightsrand Five Mat
es. .
HOVT's THEATRE.
Ono Solid Week, 60111111011111an Mon-
day, Sonic. 10. with Matlnou Ev-
ery Day After Monday,
Special Engagement 0:
MAY FISKE
AND HER OWN COMPANY.
solo'ooncert Orchéhu‘a’.‘
4 A Smart dhow far the Smart Set.
In the tollowln uplays:
Idttls Magnet:
. canton; Tues.
time. and it is not a lecture of the ..
Senator J. 11.. Howler has round It-
Mac. Peg. Wot
Noll Gwynn;
Wed. Night,
Oblu'lty Girl; Thurs: Mat... to be an:
no need; Thurs. Night. My Husband‘s
'fto be announced;
wt) Flags: Sat. Mat.
[tr and: Fri. Mat.
Fri. Night. Under
10’ gbu announcedt‘”
Nights In a Bill“ R
,. -All special mm
‘A‘ota. headed by Mr
count unit Baron Ma
people In the world.
err Waldo Whipple. Bert Kimball'a
dull and Moving Pleturea, and- May
Fluke In New long I. .
NI ht prion-110.211.8011. MIL. 10.3011.
and” night Ladlss’ Ticket Night.
Gentlemen: ticket night. Friday. .
haulsa' Ticket Night. Monday, Supt.
ins rerouting this. coupon and
131111 lites between. now
6 hp. 111., will resigns” a. , -
lg ‘Vaildevllls
rl. the smallest
odlns and E111-
. 11.. at Cleveland .1111 will be there,
the rest at th 11 week up to and In;
I am always glad to has historical
have made brief remarks on some 0c.
carious. but I am the senior surviving“
pincer of the original Ital! or the G.
. A. It. yet i have not utton 61! lol- many
. yams. .
ANNIVERSARY
Phone 13342.
I 1111111111
TAlLons.
econ-Hens,
HA'r'rans.
Foamsuzas.
85 Waahlngton direct.
South rial-walk.
$1,."
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
11111111101111.1111
scum 11ko
Capitol. ' $100,000 on
Surplus. £100. 000 00
Other Proms. 325,000.00
101111 11. rituals. Picador. ,
noon 11. 111111111, costar.
DIRECTORS;
John H. Fora-II Horu'y sdymuur
John H. Knapp ' Chrlitlan Qumu
John H. Light I. H. Mlthmion
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts ‘yiloflod.
“HAPPYMQO I'S
In Bijornson’s “1,111 by Boy." the old
schoolmaster writes 11 his former pu
oil, and in closing says: “My eyes
will bear no more now; they see well
enough in the open. but ache and wu-
tcr over small things " With all his
learning. the old gpntlcman did not
know that the eyes were. simply call
log for help—crying 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 on.
Graduate pticlnn.
Room 9, United Banlt Building.
Ofilco hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:46 to 6:30
Saturday evenings. "l to 91
THE
Havilond Hotel
Restaurant.
UNDER NEW.MANA,GEMENT1
Everything will hoserved in season
and service first clues in every respect.
“Scrupuloualy clean." our guarantee.
Regular 111111119, use:
SPECIAL RATES BY THEIWEEK.
snap modicum
‘ 92 Washing!” Strut. . «
The K 1111163th no!
‘FOH a V8 '
STAMFORD. CONN.
W
Prepares [or college or for business.
Boys received as soon as they can
read. one hundred and twenty-seven
boys prepared tor college. Refers to'
Dean of Yale. Illustrated circular. .
11:11. 1111111. ‘
for a larger sum.- ,
Taylarddcldalr
. Bouthdllo‘rwalk. '
.lijolllililil 1112111011111!
To 111.4101). ,
111111111 Ilovnu 8111111 In 1111111111111
1111 011111111 ithilliol.
vacuum *AYTON. ,
insurance "
will glvcht careful attention. This ..
message applies to the men and the 1‘
women alike. 5
Officers“: .
RICHARD H. GOLDEN President.
CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer
MW” a.-.
1111111111 oven:
‘3 TO THE WIFE .. mffis‘ylnmnupun and black chevlot. Well made and well fitting. Excop-
. O. I ‘ .
1 l1 ' .‘
Have you dilihiulty In .nv-
lug money? Then turn it over
to the wits: nuke her the cus-
todian of your funds; the will
probably bring them to this
bank and place them at Inter-
Tlag. ... .
Sduth Norwaik’ 3.111111151311111.
United Bank Building,
2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat. 25c.
3 cans Magnolia Milk, 45c.3 3‘glaaa Jars 1%me
1 lb. can Roast Beef,
1..
P
. ‘ ' AT35. 00
Splendid value.
bands—all uploaded values.
1
sertlon and tucks, 50c value, 341:.
stv-w.
Caii- 58-2.
cymour’ s tor ,
rm Questions.
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-
on the market?
’Ihe‘ .Jummer‘ 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, Pineapples, Squash. Etc.
The best articles In these lines received daily.
ELEGANT SWEET BUTTER. RICH COFFEES,
DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, COUNTRY EGGS. .
We have a system and demand for FANCY CRACKERS. CAKES AND WAFERS whereby
we receive them fresh from the ovens. which IS the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
i. ESEYIIIUR telling 11111111, 33 W111 11111 1111111 811111
LEAN HAMS.13C. PER LB. ‘ BACON. 14c. PER LB. SHOULDERS,10¢. PER LB.
Therc' 13 only one way to test our goods. and that' is to taste them. Ourutaate 1n selecting is the
Very Best Glands that'can be bought on the market. Therefore ,we can suit you in taste, and the ‘
Prices spealll for themselves. Give us a trial order and be convinced.
A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
NATIVE POTATOES, PER PECK.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER PECK,
soaks MAGNOLIA MILK FOR
2 pugs. Balaton Bktat. Food", .....25c. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTSU Lemon Cakes. per 1b.,
2 ohms. Grape Nuts. 250. WITH OUR Nle Nacs, per lb.
Milton's 0111: Food. 3 pkgs. 101‘ 250. Soda c k , 1b.,
Magnolia Oat ‘l‘ood. 3 pkgs. for 2611. BEST TEAS AND COFFEES rac are per
19 LBS. GRANULA'I‘ED SUGAR,
a CAKES FELS NAPHTHA soap.
3 LBS. coon LARD FOR
evw York Grocer
l
RELIABLI GROOIRI.
Donovan BUILDING.
‘ M
Lamas awn-a.
When It can be done at so small 11
cost. why not 1111119111,. pursuit? For
12.10 you can Insure» ou’r Furnlture‘ ‘
and Household 0001111 In a Dwellins
House tor three you against loss or . V
Damage by Fire or Ightniuri, to the ;
amount at :350, gain that proportion
xs'vouun GiiANULATED Sudan. .
OUR FAMOUS mom CREAMERY portion
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 55c. BAG: $4.40 BBL.
, 11 1511111191 Lion 9111p.
xoc‘ 11 cakes Chic Soup. ,
r lb. can Corned Beef, 13:. 3 lb. can Baked B’eanr, too 7 cakes Babbitt’n Soap,
{leans Should Mackerel, use 3 cans Mustard sardines, 25c. scatter Big Value Soap,
FRB'BI 'i‘O ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR CUFFEEa—A CAKE OF WHITE R081! SOAP
l
13c. 1 qt. 311113114 Jolly,
Nov for the Grand Celebration
W" ”" ".1”25233232722332?3712”"
Bummer; 1901.13 history, in so much as our store ls concerned. "
EDWIN O. KIDELER. Vice President. tall haw everywhere Inside our building '
A With the beginning of September, our thoughts, our energies are all dis
rooted to new goods—mew styles Openings will soon occur.
are hiready bore. Every day sees new Invoices arrive Salespeople us in-
tensely lnbcrosbed-hlcrt You would find a visit here now most fascinating.
W...
NEW READY TQ-WEAR FALL SKIRTS.
loamy. arrivals that are much above ordinary Ready-to-wear Skirts in
stylwnd much better value. Not a skirt that isn’t carefully mildew-not a
skirt that isn't worth from $1 to $2.50 more. judged by ordinary standards.
AT $4. 00
in gray homespun and fine black choviot—madc wlth flare and flounce.
AT $6.50
in gray homespun, made with a flare, tucked flounce, some trimmed with
greyhcatln bands—also In plain black broadcloth.
AT .57. 50
.. In my homespun, trimmed with Iatln bands. flounco style—«lac In black
chevlot—flare flouncc style with broad band of satin at top of “ounce—duo
AT 57.50
In black broadcloth and plain black ch evict—some trimmed with
600 White Muslin Night Gowns, all sizes, cut extra full, trimmings of in-
Ginger finaps, per 1b.1M
' Oyster Crackers. per 11).,
yCO.
SOUTH NORWAth.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
‘ynch 00' Grace,
SOUTH NORWALK.
iii“ i 1311” H .1 1'1"” 1’! h 1.31
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Norwalk Chronicler