‘ ‘ finance for Tomorrow.
.1, sarrnuana 14,1901.
5:33: sets 0:04.
13:00 a. m.; 12:26 p. in.
cut McKinley‘s tragic
s re‘niovedlra president
7 s probably'as highly/cs—
Cll liythe people of this coun-
. ny ofiillliilpliedccessora. His
. kits were those of? trail; plan
" . patriot. "His life “service win;
his country, and as sol-
, statesman be fulfilled ,ev:
obligation that came to him
) Conscieu iousncss that was
[trolled by the highest regard
the principles of right and
He was in its fullest sense,
'ved chief magistrate" and
fill as tlle great party which
eprescntcd, looked upon hinl
e. highest type of citizen and,
yl.‘ His-"assassination is one
he, most dastardly crimes re-
n history, and has shocked
.rld. It should so effect the
hi that exists against anar—
‘any degree, that not only
government. but all other gov-
, fluid "the "World over. will
OLooaz's THouonrs or HIM-
‘ , SELF.
'ltriklng cantrast to McKinley’s
to words. “it is God's way—His will
w. n ‘ informed
. ldfilioem that this utterance 31' Can]
' , dying man, no thought
‘ en wife. no thought for the coun
nly for self.
anarchists' ,motto—not
d be," but ‘fWhat will please us.‘
id. so far as .the anarchist is con
06 ed, they can ego to-a place which
all... and‘thelr kind.
‘ HE NATION mouaus.
great was the victim. We her
an? in h‘lo'finortal hourwa fall
raid decrees.
-o
law; ahil‘liherty: 7'
y ,
. ill lts‘steady out-gro
' 2’? I.‘
all M years has
it i“ 1'.
rtirl‘i .
nah: . . I
i w
. I .-
lng on its wayu‘
..- ill! n‘ahml praise today.
‘ hr
ii)” ,mth'er bulw
‘ m'c native coast;
commonwealth adding
to a nation's boast.
FRED .l. ZAHNER.
ch 00 ., ., Sept. 12th. 1901
"fall PEOPLE GRIEVE.
sax. September 1+—
Book:
.532
.‘ hi: of opposite political views. .
measures for the effective
ctiol‘i of the lives of officials.
"e,” Is the remark of his assassin
of the president's
J _ "I only regret that i must suf-
”the penalty." if any one in his
flit mind has. or had. a lingering
e of pity for the itssassln, as for
who "knew not what he did," it
gonaought to dispel it. No thought for
for his
And Is not this
it! anarchism means—selfishness?
"What
r the“ restbfl'the people of the
in more likely tonic filled. with anar-
eut Mcfiffidy is dead. The ar-
‘lhand fil’i‘alsed. A good mar.
I greatly stricken. and We mourn.
area in the midst of our great
row, let usigomember the last words
him-who has been taken from us:
:1): God's way—His will. not ours.
one.” This‘ils President McKin-
ld heritage to the American people.
‘ autiful faith which was his ref-
,‘ ll saw. through all of pain and
’ ng and awful sin, the justice 'thb
" on, the love, which governs the
,. «v-
‘q‘flwnLK's 250th ANNIVERSARY.
England town. ‘whose' fouiidatlon
. buildad fillet staunch old tint;
., m l» . _
mei- stone of its present pros-
wlng in-
hill
ore is alumna
hpmlet throughout this coun-
‘ i .u
ark strengthen-
ton tdday sent the follow-
‘ £04118 Associated Press
“I am very much
grieved In the sad news
‘ p oath. His
‘1‘.“ 0‘} i ,
casket. 5 .
" -,‘LW¢¢ .
Venetian‘ and Irish crochet collars
and cuffs are seen on elegant silk and
velvet costumes.
l
The dressy walking gown is of
broadcloth, but even Paquln makes
more who“ Wourfaced wools.
One new taffeta skirt is a series of
shaped 'ilouuees, eaehktrimmsd with
pointed strappings of velvet laid on
vertically. 1
a large number. of corduroy suits
’a‘rd .flmadyidnished- anti awaiting the .
right kind of weather to bring them
0 . ‘ . as corduroys’ars considered
lvgiy i133 ‘ -
311.1 .
The merchants are anticipating a
fine trad insllk pettlcoats. it is pre-
dicted til i there will he more very
nice ones sold this season than in any
previous tall. .
The novel garterskirts are being
handled very carefully by both mer-
chants and manufacturers. They can
never become popular becansd they
are an extreme.
The ribbon tall or streamer fur
scarfs are those which have several
very long tails suspended from their
ends, sometimes as many as six twen-
ty-four inches long.
...———- .—-
Aren't the new rough, camel's~hair-
autumn hats stylish? They make us
think of cold days it will be a delight
to don one of them as soon as mercury
falls to'a suitable mark.
The continued popularity of the ccru
goods. and the promise of a great vog-
uc for them mal’oouon. is no doubt
due to the charming way in which they
blend withi'all‘ other ‘ effects. With
white or black they are. and will be an-
other scason. very attractive.
A noveltyiliii silk which was display-
ed in a New York window recently
(home of you may have seen it) was a
wurpprint ground. ornamented with
large white dots. with white top work
which produced the effect of a white
mousseline dc sole over a warp silk
ground.
fashionable, There are to be
(those are to be given special promin
a number of new. colors.
come on, and the new fur neckwca
inst. supplies such demand.
smartness. and the styles and color
es, complexiomnd gowns.
stores is something on the order of
which are two box plaita running-i
the belt. Below the belt (which is
very narrow one of velvet) is u clrcu»
depth
‘ar skirt sny'illrce inches in
Narrow bias blinds of velvet outline
dounce on the skirt.
If . a homeris properly
9
papcrcdm
int: scheme.
it certainly seems as though the d
=i
‘tpcreate.
There's a shade to
with every tint or color.
lyi .. -
blend or contra
“9.9 at your command who can sugge
.odplan for you and see that;
mil 3 properly executed.
, 7:
“TO MEET AT WATERBURY.
tion of Labor.
1’ .
he shit I t mflflllfl cdnc
*UOnhegiig
t . ‘s‘tate bran
ca Federation of Labor. w
lion will open at 10 a. m.. in t
l
Clerks‘ A???“ ion are th ,,
wrbury or fl, lidtlons which .
the American Federation. Tthent
i ock. in-Eant ‘Main Street.“ “"‘"“""'“'"“
. p, . ‘ .' , . . .from fourteen local‘uipns. All of these
” ltmdlfil as this has eaten! unions have beendnvited to send dele-
tlona, do, T‘lfgates to, the .honvention. .Waterbnry
at
of the con " ' “Mhbllflth
cal unions , a; ‘ ‘
Federation.
m..-
even a dar
. u . .. ‘
titles" every “
i.
.H.
/
Dimitios are always pretty. dainty
and soft. bilt ncxt season they will be
many
fancy floral stripes combined with lace
effects. black and white combinations
once). and first effects scattered over
pin-stripoufamilntiom. There will be
A wrap that is not burdensome is
what is wanted as the first cool days
it is rich
and silky in :textnrc. full of chic and
are sufficiently varied to suit all figur-
The coat ofwi’prctty brown suit just
taken out of its case in one of our local
Norfolk. The back has a yoke. below
the yoke and the top of the shaped
good taste is in widens-i- in every rooni
~how easy it is to make the home in
vfling in cvcryrcapcct. so important is
the wall papcrin‘g part of tho furnish-
Wall papers are becoming more
beautiful each succeeding season and
goers or artists had only just begun
.. And then
again there are plenty of competent
(the work
~Slit'teenth Annual Convention, Federa-
io _ .
or [m
‘ 'held
‘nWaterbury. October 8. The .conven;
nights of Columbus Hall in the Platt
The Central. labor Uni‘ Wand hi8
.‘ ninnt-
ting tp
Labor Union is made up of delegates.
has been amp". “meeting place
. .mmme or
becoming m of the American
Every cloud has its silver lining. and
. d f
by Fr id t'MeKini ‘. ',
June it th. 1898. the follow as Vel’ldl
from the pen of Ed. James. of No. 2 Hill
street. East Norwalk, were printed in
This Sentinel. and a copy sent to Presi-
dent McKinley:
» OUR PRESIDENT.
Air, America.)
McKinley, ’tis of thee,
Friend of sweet liberty—
Of thee we'll sing;
Proud of thy country's weal,
Brave. loyal. true aastcel,
llnscliish. free of zeal. ,
Long life to theel
McKinley. star of hope!
To these who darkly gropc;
For help they cry. ‘
. Thou wilt unclaspithelr chain.
Free them from brutal Spain,
They shall not plead in vain,
They call to thee.
McKinley, our great chief!
Stands first in bold relief;
All nations look. _
Lincoln and Washington
Were both depended on.
Our chief is both in one.
God bless our chief!
McKinley. statesman grand.
Greatest in all the land!
In than we trust:
All sections now unite.
All eager. full of fight.
Olir cause is for the right.
. God bless our cause.
Ed James.|
East Norwalk, Conn.
On June 31in. Mr. James received the
following acknowledgment from Mr.
McKinley: .
- Executive Mansion.
Washington. June 30, 1808.
My Dear Sir: in the president's be-
half ] beg leave to acknowledge the re-
celpt of your letter of ,the 28th lust.
and to thank you for. the thoughtful
courtesy which you have extended to
him. » 1
Very truly yours,
.IQfN ADDISON PORTER.
Secretary to the President.
Mr. Ed. James.
2 Hill street. East Norwalk. Conn.
W
There is a growing. dlspoaltlon
inlollg mourners toact more sensibly.
't is said that when friends come in
Mar a death the women mourners no
longer “carry on;" that they talk
sensibly and calmly of their bcreavc.
meat. and if there is a disposition to
knock onc's head against a rock wall.
.\nd call it a "refusal to he resigned."
t ls carefully concealed. It is lino
”hate to “carry on," and it is some
hing to‘ be proud of that. women no
‘ongcr liavehystcrlcs, and wet the
1boulders of every woman friends who
drops in.
Good governments get the people‘s
wealth. while good instructions get
their hearts.
Mrs.Mead’sSchool
A! Hillside, Nor'lmlk.
Ito-opens on Wednesday.
8
a $eptomher25th.
: Primary, Intermediate and
Senior Departments.
Thorough preparations for
College.
Certificate admits to leading
colleges for women.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
\ novsiatihii‘idnneifiioiil- Tilisfls‘ea.
son's popular priced event. We lead.
all others follow. A Mighty Show for
a Mite. Six Nights and Five Mat-
lnees.
HOVT’S THEATRE.
One Solid Week. Commonmlng Men'-
day. Sept. 18. with Matinee: Wed-
nesday and Saturday.
Special Engagement of
MAY FISKE
AND HER OWN COMPANY.
solo Concert Orchestra.
A Smart Show for the Smart Set.
in the Following plays: Mon. Night.
Little Magnet; Tuesday night. Nell
Gwynn; Wed. Mat. Peg. Wellington;
d
if
e-
at
at
l
Wed. Night. Charity Girl; Thurs.
Night. My Husband's li‘ri‘ond; Fri.
be eight, Under Two Flags: Sat. Mat.
“W Bar Room.
Night. Ten Nights in a Bar Room.
All special scenery.
1‘8!
’lako in New Songs.
Monday night Ladies' Ticket Night
'ientlemen’s ticket night. Friday.
lo-
ght a‘oc. reserved seat ticket.
lie lantern has Its brl
is POUND
Sir side.
33 eons-Magnolia Milk.
. thrash Roast Beef,
chairwoman Bciéf,l ,.
and Sound mackerel.
" j restrain.»
-. qua canoes ‘ELGIN‘CRE'A'M
‘ ouayrauous wn
li‘anchon; Sat. night. Ten Nights in a‘
Big Vaudeville
Acts, headed by Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb
Zount and Baron Magrl. the smallest
meople In the world. Nodine and Em-
lry. Waldo Whipple. (Bert Kimball's
Still and Moving Pictures, and May.
Night Prices. 10, 20. 30c. Mat, 10, 20¢.
a
Ladies’ Ticket Night. Monday. Sept.
iii—«Ladies presenting this coupon and
iii acute at the Box Office between now
and Monday, at 6 p. m.. wl i receive a
n‘t delay.
I No matter how liimall. no matter how v ‘ - our-startling ' . .
”‘88. . i
. m. c MAGIC FIGURE SALES!
‘ ,l .i y .
[lush w " SOUTH £1! WALK . _ . .
' . TRUST warm 0 C c
‘ . I‘ will give it caref attention. This .. ‘ ‘
A. few Cham‘flfl” 0‘ Chl‘d' message applies t ‘the men and the ,
rens‘z piece .Slllgy left over women alike. . y '
"m" m" ”mm" m“ Wm WW" No need of long stories. You are all familiar with these
make excellent schools suite. at RICHARD H. GOLDEN, President. . - “
fit as per cent. reduction. unwm o.KanLER.v1ce-Prcsident. bargain events. it means. to be brief. that your money does
‘5 00 Suit '3 75 CHARLES E. HOYT. Treasurer. ,
“'00 S f ' ' - almost double seerce.
. u t 3.00. ,
3‘ Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns, 500 quality, 20c
”'00 Suits "'25' Lace trimmed flare!“ Gavan: 50;; valule, :36
Ladies' co ore h rt a s s, e vs ne, 0
‘ Phone 133-12. Ten cent quality Outing Flannel, 4 yds. for 290
Three yards Bates's'Seersuckers. all new. for 29¢
. I . Black Figured Mohairs, 60c quality. 29c
Ladies' and Men's 12%c Handkerchiefs. all new, 3 for 29¢
. ’ Ladies’ and Men's 5c Handkerchief: white‘ an? colored. 8 for 2::
. . Ladlea’ Black Hose. 12% can ity,,t ree pa rs or
T AlLOl‘ls ’ Men's Gray Sox. 10c quality. 4 pagra tmlit 229s
. . ' . , Ladies‘ Fleeced Vests and Pants. 3 c qua y. no
CLOTHIERD, °:-TURN 1T OVER°:. lnfants' Fine Ribbed Stockings. silk heel and toe, 15c value; 8 prs. for 29c
MATTERS. , Colgate: Tuikish Baéhl Soap:l 8 cakes to; f gigs
' 5c ore on sees an near one. yar s or c
' FURNISHIRB, 0:. TO THE W1FE 0:. Brown's Extracts. 39c regular price. ounce. 29c
85 W hi t 3‘ ‘ 15c Tooth Brush. 15c Dressing Comb and 15c Whisk Broom. all for 29c
“ up on gm"; “ lk 8c White'Domet Flannel. 5 yards for 29c
.- ~. ‘ rwa ' f. 7c Cotton Huck Towels.k 7 for d if { 33c
Have you difficulty lh new 1% yards Tab e Dames . 3 per y . qua ty. or c
. ' ..... senile “strain: dares" 33:
“M”? FKC ' IS MY ‘° "W Wm; "like her the M- 150 White Turkish Towels, 3 torb 33c
todlln of your fundl' the will 8 yards of the best Lining Cam ric. c
E probably bring theriq to up. So yard-wide Brown Cotton, 7 yards for fit:
’9 ‘~ 6 Mason's Fruit Jars, quarts or p n s. c
FORTUNE ' - :3“ and place them at lnter- 1 dozen Table Tumblers, regular 39c, for 23¢
' 10 inch Ostrich Feather Dusters. regular price 39c, for 2 c
Said a pretty maid in the Old English — One 2-qnart Brown Glass Pitcher. regular price 45c, 290
ballad. She had the proper idea as to . l 29
the value of a prett fan in the may. Silver s Berry or Fruit Press, reg: ar price 39c, 9;:
““‘°“‘“‘ "‘"i‘ei- . “3 ““e °' "W “e Eilhhfalli.ilie:‘s§€“fiili£3355" ' is.
310M330: lgcfhm'giie; fight? 33:11:; SOUlh NOI’WZlk SdVli‘lgS Bank, 6 yards colored brush Braid, regular 7c duality. 29c
inflamed or twitching e as will spoil United Bank Building 8 papers Milward s Needles. rlegulaii ~pri5ce .ic pailler. its:
its beauty. Property or acted glasses ’ J 3 “00019 Wagon C‘otton, ”is“ dill" ;; C a 121100 . 29c
will cure most of these troubles by re 2 pairs Dress Shle (is. regu ar pr cc c a pa r,
moving the cause But don't get the 7 balls Dcxters White Knitting Cotton. 29c
ldea'that anybody or everybody can 3 Wile” Safety Plus, all ““89, 29°
do the “proper adjusting." We have Stamped Shoe Bags, regular price 19c each, 2 for 29c
made a study of the eye.
THESE THINGS INFLUENCE EM- failure to look the superintendent or
HOMER B. HOYT. PLOYEES. manager iii the eye when talking with
Graduate‘Optlolan. -- “mm-WWW Managers of large institutions and him. forgetfulness ill removing one‘s
._ i u u m tthe re cct hat. holding a cigarette. even an in-
business no lses to s a y 1
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Office hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings, 7 to ii.
92 Washington Street.
TheKIng’SchaaI
FOR BOYS
STAMFORD. CONN.
Prepares for .collogls or for busineel.
J
lloys 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.
Losses by Fire .-
When it can be done at so small .a
(lost. why not protect yourself?
$2.10 you can Insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in a Dwelling
House for three years against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of 8350. and in that proportion
for a larger sum. ~
Ta ylorerolden
lloRisls are loo Luge!
hid lone lioiimr infill" Bonuill oilr
lost clam liliriion.
Jncoa M. L'nv'rou.
s RAILROAD PLAOI.
Insurance of Every Kind or Home.
(let them now.
PECIALS FOR THIS WEEK‘AT »'
nChQQ. Grocery.
onsuuaa'rab spells.
I
» i
TE noses
950:3.3 gland jars New"Jaip.
‘39" 1 Still!!! 3!“ Jelly»
age. 3:“). cannakcdw‘apahg,
use 33 manta-tardfigdtneu. _‘
namesake's was on COFEEE-ACAKF: ‘or WHITE nose soar.
av sumac,
OUR, 55c.
45:: t5 cakes Lion Soap.
$1.00. W
23c. LEI
use: mo DBL.
25c.
me :1 cake: C 'c Soap. 25c.
me. 7 cakevBa bltt’s Soap. 25:.
a ”ignites Blg‘Vulua Soap, 35c.
i
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
John H. Ferris
John H. Knapp
Josiah R. Marvin
For .
Todavywe begin the first hi our Fall Openings with when
BAWNG ‘.’
dlcntlon of the use of tobacco. or the “‘
sign of some other bad habit, gruff-
néss. lack of politeness and the hun-
ilrcd other seeming trifles. have barred
a great many applications from boys
and young men. because of badly spell-
ed and carelessly written letters. Tile
THE, . llahdwrlting and style of a letter are
reliable indications of the character of ““5 “NEWS“ 0f many a youth.
Havfland Hotel the writer. A negligent letter. with Llea‘lrr‘nlnts iohiligi] gearegtltyr 31mg:
. careless sentences and inaccurate lx- " D K .3 m g W e
t t “OUT” NORWALK' CONN. pressious indicate an indifferent mind. superfluous words. correctly punctuat-
es aura“ 0 CL I I 3100 000 00 Tile structure of the sentences shows is“. and ”1 3%?(1' ten? teggiiisghvstgrlild
p (a tile texture of the mind which uses firm *1 VOW 1 For an 5
UNDER NEW “MAGEMENT' 5 "l3. ”00.000.00 them. As a rule a neatly written let- ”i the career 01 3 youth.—0rlson
Everything will he served in season um ' .- ' ‘ ter. with concise and pointed exprcs- SW9" Martian. 1“ SUCCESS-
:lnd service first clasadn every respect. OHIOT Profits. 325,000.00 siolls. indicates a careful and system- ---——-
“Scrupulously clean." our guarantee. _.___. iitic illiild. A loose-jointed letter shows No Occasion for Any.———While the
‘ carelessness in the choice of words to church was locked up for the summer
Regular M031“ 250- Jon" u' FERRIS. Mdflll- express a thought. and signifies a it was occupied as a sleeping place by
loosely constructed illind which would tramps, and on reopening the ill ding
3:35;;‘éb RRKSB;§YBRHE WEEK' JACOB ”EEG". “smell. be careless in everything. These may it was decided by the trustees that it
. Pm , appear to tic small things, bllt trilles must be fumigated.
’ p' D'RECTORS' make perfection. "Have you got any brimstone'!" ask-
ed the man who had come to do the
job_ .
"No. sir." stiftiy replied the sexton.
“This is a Universalist church.”
An employer is influenced most by
the little things in an application for a
position. The little remarks dropped.
the appearance. the dress. the collars.
the cuffs. the nails and the halrwall of
these. which seem triflcs. have proved
stumbling blocks to the advancement
of many a youth. A careless expres-
sion lll conversation. use of slang. u
Henry Seymour
Christian Swan;
E. H. Mathewson
Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
ohn H. Light
“This pool table." growled the luck-
less player. "must be built like a wo«
man‘s dress. i haven't been able to
find a pocket in it for an hour."
fl
Accounts Satisfied.
O
m
Call~ 58-2.
eymopr’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-
on the market?
The Summer Season is at its height. and we are meeting the demand for SUMMER EATA-
BLES of all kinds. and the" public had it profitable to do their trading here.
Rocky Ford Muskmelons, Water Melons, Cucumbers. Peaches, Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas.
Oranges. Pineapplcs, Squash, Etc.
The best articles ill 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.
‘ c. E lllllllllll, tailing lilillll, 33 Will wisiiiglii Sllflll.
' i
.l'
SHOULDERS, we. ran 'Ls.
N, 14c. PER LB.
B
EAN HAMS, 13c. PER LB.
L ACO
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 candle bought on the market. Therefore ,we can suit you in taste, and the
Priest; speak for themaeives. Give us a trial order and be convinced. ,
A FEW, OF OUR SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK:
1
‘ iii” .
gr .. NATIVE .Poer'rons, PER PECK, 30 CENTS.
‘ “ FANCY SWEET POTATOES. PER EECK. 30 CENTS.
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK rote . as CENTS. '
.u ,
2 k .C fWh t, 25. Oi , .,
231.22. alilgnosktsf'rood. 25:. BEAUTIFUL. . ’ EATS colitis; 52:22. ‘53? iii. 6c.
,itgmhgrggi $333 ’3 pkga for 32:- ‘ WITH ‘i’ ' ' A gddanggzblegismfler lb 652
Magnolia Out Food." 3 pligli. for the: BEST TEAS AND \.«..9FFEES' Oyster Orackei'ut.) per in" To:
‘ I9 LBS. GIiANULATED sues ] 1,. . : $1.00. .
6 CAKES FELS NAPHTHA‘SOAP, as CENTS.
3 LBS. GOOD LARD. FOR , 25 CENTS. a
Grocery Co.
meme: ”citizens.
scum NQRWAE‘S
- l
.335 , ensued amines '
Norwalk Chronicler