.. ' yellow and greys, too. mauve and lav-
. euders, but the last three are seen
. principally on the older contingent.
«fr Iahiiity
ll ywill be
ill go
I he com~
Its object
ethics and
' fProIcssor
. I , non'c attracted such a gathcrlni'g as the
Lockwood- Holsbird
'1 , Minister Bowun. at
ported to the Navy Departs) nt thsti . .
H Hd'beyOur-desdler orNdlm—
Almanac for if new.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING;
I
, out with your succot'ash or stewed
5 nr.ms
‘ tournament in progress here to decide
" rise is looked upon in Chicago as the
' .iynsgpittcd against Findley S. Doug-
: the last, two championships,
inns w. 0 met with defeat .. .11. .0». .
ndof the
j . ian. created a smn'plisa’ by defeating
. .‘ Al‘chle Reid the St Andrews player.
fdin all the Celebration nccvsL
boy leave you extra copies
forciipping.
it is predicted that the cloth waists
will be buttoned in the back as the
wash waists have been.
There are more times when the yolk
and whites of eggs should be beaten
separately than together; even for an
ordinary bread pudding they should he.
The men are as fond of wearing gold
buttons as the ladies are. Next winter
we shall see them on their white waist
costs when in full evening dress.
At‘ all the recent Newport functions
white was have beef most promin-
ent. here are beaull ul pinks. blues,
fA camping-out party in' the absence
chopping knits discovered that as
love ted baiting“ Weir can would
chop on potato for warming at break
fast time. cabbage for cold relish e. it
some other vegetables, very qulc
and satisfactorily
There are lots of little tricks even
in the trade of cooking How man of
you [would think of boiling the fesh
cops from which the corn has just been
corn Just ‘to make it sweeter? And
yet you all know that corn cooked on
the cob is the best flavored. Why?
LOVe feeds on illusions lives on tri-
fles. if a man loves his wife, a rose
on her head. her hair parted the other
way, a newly trimmed bonnet may re—
vive in him the interest he felt the first
time he met her, nay, the emotion he
felt the first time he held her in his
The very best dishes may be
come insipid if served with the stern-
ally sonic .~81.
Cucumbe catulip from “The Rural
New~Yorkerz " Pare large. ripe cucum
hers remove the seeds; grate fine and
measure. Plate the pulp in a. colander
and drain well. To every quart of th
pulp allow a half- teaspoonful of say
enne pepper one teaspoonfnl of salt.
two top spoonfuls of grated hor-se
radish an a pint of good cider vine
gar. Mix together thoroughly, do not
cook. bottle and seal.
nice to servo with fish.
Every s son there is one material
more consd cuous thin: the others in
the fnvo Jt,roceives from womanklnd
This fal It will be velvet Until win-
ter its use will be limited to waists
and coats but when the weather gets
very cold entire costumes will appear
either very plain or richly and elabor-
ately trimmed
EIGHT GOLF PLAYERS RE AIN IN
ATLANTIC CITY TOURNAMENT.
ATIAN'PIC CITY, September ll~
Only’ eight players now remain in the
the amateur golf championship of Am-
erica and by tomorrow night those in
the semifinals will be the only compo
titers. Sixteen players started off this
morning. interest in the contest was
centered in two of three matches but
contest which
eventually resulted in a victory for
Hoiabird by 4 up and 3 to play. At
the end of the 18th hole Lockwood had
a gross score of 76 against Hoiabird s
76. The latter who is but 17 years of
future champion.
.{l‘he Pillladelphlsn, R. E. Griscom.
loss. the ex- champion and runner- up in
“”193 maria.
£03106: of the Quaker and ryWon
tulip and none to play.
H. Soeley, the Wee Burn repro
iiitlve‘ helped to prove the Waterloo
of the Fownos family, as both it C
ioutward Journey. in the aft
~alive up the contest at the; 6%“!
other Fownes went down bedr
”W
.; Egan. of Ohlcago by four down and‘ 3. ,
. to play. Percy Pyns. the Princeton-
The contests for the third round to
marrow. will be as follows: P. Pyne
vs. Bl Egan; 0.1-1. Socley vs. And
Lockwood," Findlay El. ”Douglas. vs. I.
Livingston. Percy ii. Jennings vs.
Walter J. Travis.
PROHIBITING LANDING OF ANAH-
WIBTB.
SCRANTON. Pa. September 11~
Congressman William Council and
Commissioner General of immigration
Powdorly are in cominunlcstlbn re
gardlng the drafting of a series of bills
relating to immigration, so as to pro—
hibit the landing of nnnrchiss sand tthc
penalizing of assaults oh 9 person
of the president and other ofllclais.
Mr Connell proposes to have such us
adults made a tressonabie offense. and
declares that if the constitution stands
in the way he will not stop short of an
effort to change the constitution.
TARR GUILTY OP GRUELTY.
PUTNAM Gonna September 11...
Alfred 'i‘arr, of Plaindeld. was tried in
the Windham county superior court
this afternoon on the oil rues of cruel
iv to animals and dopriv nu lire stock
‘ of necessary sustenance. The latter
charge was dropped. but on the form
or Tarr was found guilty and the line.
_ including costs was $167.72 .
. ATTACK ON Dill HAOHA.
: WASHINGTON, so blip
adv
arms, has re-
sins rumored that thev
‘ mid island the column
‘ rues em with an imperial inure-
, where they no
This is very ;
i‘ 9.
‘ anther. Tho Hohensclier- '
lins: c (terrain and Russian impen-
rds at the main. welcomed
on standard returned,- both
rowan in; ship. while the ban
page the: Russian and German in
banal anthems. v
The kaiser r rod his imperial vino
lie; at the sun all
lei-n: when. the
lad one Mothers
on
while
, , after
Mind gins (fining deck
, nan a 0 0011'
versation until luncheon.
ted . The. man squadron was
up in doll in line, the vessels
dworll ed? and the cousin manning their
sides. h Hoke collern, with their
; ; malesti ion
gamed slowly between the lines. fol»
found by the Stsndhrt‘ and her escort.
The yachts anchored U: the heads of
the respecstlve lines. after which the
sdmirals nnd Frincinal officers of the
squadron oven on board the lichen.
soilern and were presented to the czar.
BERLIN. September 11~Tlle Ger-
man, Austrian and even the Russian
papers unanimously recognize in the
meeting oi the odor and the kaiser fur»
ther proof of the friendly relations be.
Ween the two powers and a guarantee
of title preservation of the peace of the
poo
“ ince this mornins." says the Lokal
Anuelgsr, "the Russian emperor abides
in German waters. a guest of the halo
ser and in reach of the manoeuvcrlng.
While the visit here demonstrates the
friendly relations existing between the
We monarchs, the presence of the
leaders of foreign policy more: the
political significance of the meeting.
The sympathetic articles of the Rue.
stun press could not be published with—"
out the consent of the government."
A sailor on board the German im'
aerial yacht Hohenzollern shot himself
dead with a revolver. The body was
cmveyed to Dantzic.
.-
GONGRATULATIONS FROM
CHOATE.
LONDON. September 11~Umlcd
States Ambassador Cheats. tonight re
ccived the followinu message from
King Edward. dated Frcdcnsbourg.
Denmark: "Delighted to hear your
last and vor satisfactor account rc-
aarding. Sinc rely trust convalesconce
an spun be announced."
Eurfififliuunnrs. '
w . ”4‘
Grand Concert and Ball
GIVEN BY
lialian independent Society!
ARION HALL
Thursday Evening. Sept. l2ih.
Concert from 8 to 10 o'clock
Music by Famous Rome Band
Grand Prizes for Best Wuitzers
Tickets.‘admittln‘g Gent and Lady,
50c. ; ;
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER 11 AND 12.
NR. MAURICE CAMPBELL
offers ‘
HENRIETTA CROSSMAN’B CO.
Mistress Nell
As played an entire season in New
York City.
PRICES, 25, 50, 75c, $1.00
Sale of seats opens 5 days in ad»
vanco.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
on: NIGHT, FRIDAY. seer. 13,
EDMUND HAYES.
Presenting the funniest and most up
to date musical farcc.‘ Now in its
at third Successful Season
A WISE GUY
Rewrittcn. liojuvenatcd and
tuned up to date.
All endless chain of absurdity. and
every link a laugh.
Mr. Hayes as "David Garrick." niins
Spike Hennessy. “The Wise Guy."
. PRICES, 26, 50, 750.
A Revolution in Repertoire. This Bes-
.‘san s popular priced event. We load
all others follow. A Mighty Show for
a Mite. Six Nights and Flvu Mat
mes. ,
HOVT'S THEATRE.
One B‘olid Week, Commenminc Mon-
day, new 1|. with Mntineos Ev.
cry Day After Monday.
Special Engagement of
MAY FISKE‘.
Auo use own OWPANY.
8010 Concert Orchestra.
A Smart Show for the Smart riot.
in the following; plays: Mon. Night.
Little Magnet; Tues, Mat, Peg. be
ungton; Tues. blight Noll Gwynu;
Wed. Mat. Function; Wad. Night
Charity Girl: Thurs. Man, to be an.
pounced; Thurs. Night. My Husband s
Friend: liri. Mat. to be announced:
li‘ri. Night. Undoi- Two Flags; hint. hint.
to be announced; lint. Night. Ten
Nights in a liar ileum
All spoolnl scenery. Big Vaudeville
Acts, headed by women. Tom Thump
Count and cured Maori. the smallest
people in the world. Nadine and Ens
cry. Waldo Whipple. Bern Kimballls
Still and Moving“ Picturés. Ind my
risks: in New
“.931” PrIdII, 10. 20,. 30°: MON-y .10 200.
um Ladies’ Ticket rims
dentiamsn’s ticket slight, I‘ll use. .
will as? Ticket Mtiohdsy. Supt.
grunt“ gens ‘
‘first as the meal ended Hole. was Iv
tile bridge. ‘
, will cure most of these troubles by re-
ANNIVERSARY
Phono’ 133.12.
1. Dublin,
TAILORB.
CLOTHIIRB,
HATTIRS.
FURNISHERSy.
85~Wuhlngton street.
South Nor-walk.
”r ..
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
CITY NATIONAL NNNK
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. 3100.000 00
Surplus. 3100.Q00.00
Other Profits. 325.000 00
JOIIN ll. FERRIS. President. .
JACOB II. “HON. MM.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Baymour
John H. Knapp ,cilrlstlsn .wnrh
John H. Light E.».,;H. Mathewson
Joni-n R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.""
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Aooounlszfolioffod.
WM”... ~- ”on...“ WW... ....-.~.........._..
”MY FACE IS MY
FORTUNE”
Said it pretty maid in the old English
ballad. She had the proper idea as to
the value of a pretty face in too mut-
rimouinl market Eyps make or mar
many a face. The other features may
he ever so comely: a pull of Wonk, rod
inflamed or twitching eyes will spell
its beauty. Property adjusted glasses
moving the centres. But don't got the
idea that anybody or everybody can
do the ‘proper udlusting.’ ' We have
made a study of the eye
HOMER BANDIT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Baltic Building.
(mice hours. 8 to 11:45, l2tib to 6:30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
THE
Haviland Hotel
Restaurant.
uuosn NEW museums-r.
Everything will he served in season
and service first class in every respect.
"Scrupulously clean," our guarantee.
Regular Meals, 250.
SPECIAL RATEB BY THE WEEK.
FRED AMBLER. Prop.
92 Washingtofi Direct.
homage...)
‘rout so a
STAMFORD. CONN.
Prepares for college or for businesl.
Boys received as soon as they can
road. One hundred and twenty~soven
boys prepared for college. Refers to
lilustrdtod circular.
H. U. KING.
J
Losses by Fire .-
Whon it can be done ”at so small a
Dean of Yale.
and iimmehold Good
House for three year against loss or
Damage by Fire or lightning. to the
amount of $360. and ,that proportion
for n‘lsrger sum. . .
raylaraooldan
south Norwallc. ‘
Noll iii are in Lugs!
Ti): PLACE.
lui Ion um Snail u‘o innit in
Int build bullion. .’
cost. why not protect yourself? For ;
$210 you cun insure Your Furniture;
in a Dwelling .-
No matter how small. no matter how
large,
will give it careful
women alike.
Officers: . .
RICHARD H. GOLDEN; President.
EDWIN O. KEELER. Vica- President.
CHARLES E. HOY'I‘. Treasurer.
.. mu"... mm .W
message applies to the men and the
I
Now for the Grand Celebration
Wu are all prepared to colours” with a druid full of the
Best of Everything for Early Fall Wear.
, Summer. 1901, iahlstory. in sosmuch as our store is concerned. it is
tall now everywhere inside our building.
With‘thc beginning of September. Our thoughts. our energies. are all .11.
rooted to new goods—mow styles. Openings will soon; occur. Many things
are already here. ‘ Every day seen how invoices arrive. Salespeople are in—
tensely interested~aiert You would find a visit here now most fascinating.
DONOVAN BUILDING.
\
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
" W inch 00. Grocery.
NEW READY TO-WEAR FALL SKIRTS.
Early arrivals that are much above ordinary Ready- to wear Skirts in
style~and much better value. Not a skirt that isn't carefully made-not a.
skirt that isn't worth from $1 to $2.50 more. Judged by ordinary standards.
'i-TURN IT OVER':- AT 34 00
, ‘ , i no es on and black chuvlot. Well mad nd ell fitti . E
'« To THE WIFE ' tILIFs‘lazsiu: p o a w M “on
.. A? $5.00
my. you difficulty in "v. glpgaagmhgmmpun and fine black cheviot—msde with flare and flounce.
lug money? Then turn it over
to the wire: make her the cus- AT 36 50
todiln of your funds; the will
Maw ..... .. .. its
bank and place them It inter-
.... ' AT 57. 50
‘ . in gray homespun. trimmed with satin bands. flounce style—also in black
Tlie chariot—flare flounce style with broad band of satin at top of flounce—aiso
or
South Norwalk Savmgs Bank. m d | ‘ “143.13%?” i
United sank sanding. milflali’irm‘eiged32mg:n ac c e” “3°” 5’ "m" “M" "3”"
600 White Muslin Night Gowns, all sizes, cut extra full, trimmings of in-
sortlon and tucks, 50c value, 34c.
m m -— -
Call~58-2.’
Two 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 thc market? , ,
The Suxmucr Sca‘son is at‘its height, and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds, and the public find it profitahlc'to do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmclons, 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.
LEAN HAMS 13c. PER LB. BACON, 14C. PER LB. SHOULDERS, ioc. PER LB.
There is only one way to test our goods, and that is to taste them. Our taste in selecting is the
Very Best Goods that can be bought on thé 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:
NATIVE POTATOES. PER PECK, 30 CENTS.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PER PECK, 30 CENTS.
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK FOR 25 CENTS.
2kC two 25c (71 8s. a, ,5.
2 £1.32 iifimnoskrslear’ood. 25c. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS 149$:st (figs. N3:- lb., 5:.
NIDINNsngrOg: $333 3 pkgs for 32% WITH OUR :éNaNOFFl'cINSFsmpEr lb 2:.
Minglia Cat Food: 3 ml. for 260: BEST TEAS AND COFFEES‘ Oyster Crackers. per la, 7c.
19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR. $1.00.
6 CAKES FELS NAPHTHA SOAP. 25 CENTS. -
3 LBS. GOOD‘LARD FOR 25 CENTS.
New York Grocery Co.
haunts onocsas.
SOUTH NORWALK.
l
3 cans Magnolia Milk.
1 lb. can Roast Beef,
1 lb. can Corned Beef.
aca‘ns Sound Mackerel.
is" rouup cnauuLA'rnp SUGAR. . «
one caucus morn candidacy norms
our ruinous wurrn noes spoon, 55c. BAG; we not.
“‘\‘2
25¢. 3 glass jars New Jam, ,
than.
131:. LB.
, » mayo :5 nukes Lion Bonn. 95c.
13c. I qt. glass jar Jolly, , ”yids 3t: solidi Gilli; Soap, use.
13c. 3 lb. can Baked Beans, _ we 7 cakes Babbitt‘s Soap. 25c.
‘ use 3 cans Mustard Sardines, use. 5 cakes Big Value Soap, ‘ use.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TINA OR COFFEE-4A CAKE OF 1'ilill-II'I‘E ROSE SOAP.
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Norwalk Chronicler