3- monotonous 26.1901:
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Almanac for Tomom.
5:45: sets 6:43.
arm; 9:” p. in.
NW...“—
npcp‘ published . in ; Tokio,
,‘i'ccentiy contained the fol»
advertisement:' I“ am a
lwoman. My abundant
lug hair envelopes me as a
Supple as a willow is my
Softmnd brilliant; is my
s’thh‘satin of the flowers.
, “endowed with wealth suffi-
. to saunter through life hand
i d with hiyboioved.‘ Werel
meet a gracious lord, kindly, in~
~~ tit, .well educated. and of
note, I would unite myself
him for life and later share
him the pleasure of being
"rest eternal in a tomb of
tic-said that the family of the
resident will not have room
3h in the White House. His
dCeSsor‘Was embarrassed in
pec"t,'and was put to var-
ifts in entertaining nests.
truth is that the bull ing is
'sm'allit'or the double pur-
hnt it is made to serve. It is
the private and the ofii—
eside‘nce of the head of the
grand while it is in many
«a dignified“ and handsome
‘ure, it fails to meet the re-
ments. There is need either
ar‘g’ement [or of some separa—
the offices from the domes-
’artinents.
nator McLaurin, of South
olina, says: "The senators
~"the Southern States should
or reciprocity. for it will open
ni'ger markets for the products
those states. I am heartily in
3 , fir-of the policy outlined by Mr.
WKinley, in his Buffalo speech.
' tench reciprocity treaty.
, :was before the senate in the
Congress, was especially ad-
n that it would open up a
r market for our cottonseed
~~,. . any .
W
rous.
corollary of the Academy. as
by liisison. recently saver
“files.
For his courageous con
yeafé‘old. has been award
[st—class medal.
A War of extermination ha
ions in the way of rat trap
érdeep blue sea.”
i' ‘ he M‘ps hereafter. ,Tiat
"of‘accident six calls,
”movements of light, etc.
. ‘ Muted as a call for
tax.
iii“ i‘ng pf ,Roumania is a
f.
" bimetallic. by
u don’t have to be rich to be
Parmenas A. Norton,
soldier and now farmer,
it one armand one leg, has sav—
i‘nthirtyyears $1,500. Of this
yes: $1,000 to Syracuse Uni—
‘c‘nsio'tl of $36 a month, and
hing from-his farm sufficiug
aegis of himself and his have seen it all.
senatOr. the father
c French Republican constii
ion, and the venerable Perpet-
Jives of? three persons who
fawning in the sea at Petite
he intrepid rescuer, who is
goingE-on in Denmark, foi
time against the rats,‘ which
caused much damage to
rty. A“ number of"'new ‘inv'i
idld in Copenhagen "a .
a newspaper says that‘au
greemem has been
Drcwniwork is v polymer. “Those
who can’t make it urobuyinx it. “
‘A good mouth wash in u indilpennn-
his 95.“. good toothpaste or powder.
1
one’s street gloves.
Snakeskin tannedrwith the n econ
makes a verynttractive shoppi 'g bug.
Roman gold is used to finish or mount
it. The walrus hide bags are also
mounted with gold and many of them
are lewcled.
Fancy hose still constitute the great
er‘part ofon woman's stock of fine
stockings. With her morning low
shoes she likes something simple, but
not plain; with her afternoon dress
they muntbe more fancy. and with her
evening gowns they are elaborate.
With her street costumes she in con-
tent to wear them perfectly plain.
A trade journal tells us that the
newest receptacle for fine laces on
which the owners are trying to avoid
paying import duty is the sofa pillow.
These pillows have the appearance of
being necessary to the comfort of the
ritonmnhip pnsongcrs, but, innocent
though they appear. are the source. oc-
cnelonnlly of a great deal of trouble.
The soft silks are very serviceable,
and those who can will wear them ov-
en in the morning. The woman who is
nastmiddle life can be sure she looks
best in silk ob all times. It is this
same woman. I suspect. for whom the
long coat was designed. Rich mater-
ials and dignified, simple, designs in
both coats and gowns are what the
woman who has lost the charms of
youth‘should wear. Cheap materials
are not fer‘he‘r.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Noll Surgeon in “The County Fair."
A simple story of New England
home life. delicious in unaffected rue.
ilclty, qunintly humorous and tearfully
pathetic, in natural sequence, is told
by "The County Fair,
nights
England splnster in
hunt Abigail. , .
. M ____..
The Dnnbury Fair.
Excursion train
'and passengers
trounds.
M
Royal Lilliputlnno.
~ 'rc. Thursdaynlght. is a Hebrew an
] rover misses a chance to tell a good
tory even when the Joke is on one 800th .dorwnlk. ,,
if his own relatives. His uncle, a W n m“.
hort time ago. opened a clothing store W 25th-
: 'n an Arizona town. stocked it well, the _ ‘ ‘ ”or“
3 icing a good business. when‘suddenl
"u"; . " gushed Major
3‘“
Naughty Anthony at Heyt'o.
3. \nthony Depew,
I. ‘ , \dnm Budd, Robert Folsom
3; hev Ike layepfiwffiefcd. t9 fir. Brl ham. 0 . Hoffman
. Cg; ANS 13“ 5“ gist 3. Ad mBudd. Geneva Packer. THE MERRY
' to Chlllingstein,
lack Cheviot.
Knox,
l
company.
of course.
_ com.” ‘Thmplcy in too short for n
c ominiM‘md it in nation;
t “08 him-*0" 3" a Platii sumo thctimcwith long [two'cnitbou
, the es- acts waits. , 7" ,
of theatres in every
N
which will ap-
pear of iioyt’s Theatre. on Monday
A most important announce-
ment is made in connection with this
event. and that. is Neil Burgess, who
has made the character of the/Now,
"Th eCounty
l<‘nlr" one of continental renown, will
mpenr personally and will contribute
hirinhnre of the fund of laughter With
which the production abounds. Almost
"y‘gryigidy has seen or gem-d about
‘ e onnty Fair." with fiss Abigail
was 10 the South, for the Drue. but few have seen Mr. Burgess
mtsldc of the big cities. and there is
no doubt of the success of the present
u-odnetion with Neil in the role of
' Again time brings that enjoyable ex.
hibitlon~thc Dnnbury Fair. which be
"lns October 7th. and continues all the
voek. Some of the best blooded Jersey
stock in .the country will he on the
,3 :rounds. Two bands will discourse mn-
fy t0 {WV-l a scholarship, his ale. and other attractions, too numei
‘ ms to mention. will be provided. On
“only in the Week and see all you can.
'hen continue to go every day till you
directly at the
James E. Rosco. of the Royal Lilli-
iutlans. which comes to Hoyt's Then
\d the insurance. and seemed to be
y ENTERTAINMENTS.
Ibout three months after opening he
but up shop and moved away. "What
. Doyle.
”plied Rocco, “after he was
olrly settled they rented the base-
nent to the Police De‘ rtment and
‘iut a natatorimn on the cor above.
Charles Deland
Jobeph Prodser
George Magoo
"‘d Hurrywfluibes
, ‘ ‘ , . .. . .. 14.“. oinricu
‘ ’ ' ' why ‘0 keep “a“ '3“ Mrs. Otto Chillingstein, 'l‘liela Hogans
q the country, says the. inn Winnie. -
V Kansas) Gazette, "Will be um. Baker.
chievr man who lands in COTE.
$3 or consonants; If
. .ver three times as many
owel-s in his name,
Hanson
Marimboro
There was 1 good and well-amused
attendance at Hoyt’c Theatre. inst
n‘itghthylhen. to; the firsthfimehin‘ till:
n. y, 0 come y arcs, dug y n-
thony wouxpresontod by Jim above in advance. No lncreucin price.
The situations are funny.
the jokes bright. and the plot farcical.
The company supporting
Marie Doro. in the main is good. the
hostel it being Charles Dolon‘d‘ as An-
thony Depew. Robert Folsom u Adam
mid. and Joseph Presser, u Otto
, biliingetcin. in the songs and done-
cl. Mario Doro is very clever. . Robert
Folsom, we imagine. would lint wall.
but he didn‘t ling inst mm, and, hfr.
Defend had the usual excuse. ‘Ta‘oliubt
won t
“tilt °
icy to con
‘ ’.',., Mum—I . ,
comes! “segmentation i
mu 'mmdrcco. mum... at.—
‘ The eliminate-syn dictum Chine“
. m m stunningly evad- tho nitric“
don not by tilting advent“. ofthc
‘ Inlif. pdvolm.y'f'ncyicclno toiled .
deco, it in mm. and at. an:
boo
President Roosevelt’s Fanllr
suit from Oyster Buy Today.
W owl; t clan ‘ m I
m... m?» ammonium * n nu nun.
Many end»... There “to no the Party
Depart-nMrI.‘ masonic Shaken
Hands, but The“ was no
Demonstration.
NEW YORK. September 25—«Mrs.
Roosevelt, wife of President Roosevelt,
accompanied by Ethel and Edith Roose-
velt. Miss You“. the governess. and
William Jr.. the president’s na-
slstnnt. y, left Oyster Bay, this
mornin' Washington. Kermit and
Quinton evoit will leave there lot»
or in the day. accompanied by a. maid.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her party occupied
a special car. which was attached to a
regular train. She drove to the station,
with her children in one of the family
carriages, and was met. there by a num-
ber of ladies of the village, who had
come to bid her goodbye. There was al-
to quite a gathering of prominent citi-
zens and villagers to see the president‘s
wife depart. Before boarding the train
Virs. Roosevelt shook hands with all
her friends. but there was no formal
demonstration. Mrs. Roosevelt will
spend some time in this city. shopping,
and will then proceed to Washington
with her children, on the 4 o'cl0ck
train over the Pennsylvania railroad.
W
BURGLARB IN BRISTOL.
BRISTOL Conn, September 25——
Burglars entered the houses of ex-Re-
presentative George H. Hall and E. E.
Stockton. in Summer street, last. night
They confined their operations to the
first floor in each instance. taking
away small sums of money and lenv-
lng silver-wear gathered in a pile on
the dining room table.
Children’s. .,
School
Suits.
A few choice sfylos of Child-
rum; 2 piece Suits. left over
from our’Spring stock. ' Will
make excellent school suite, at
at 25 per cent. reduction.
$5.00 Suits $3.75.
“.00 Suite $3.00.
$3.00 Suits $2.25.
Phone 133-12.
1 DaviSTiSon,
TAILORS.
CLOTHTERS.
HATTERB.
FURNISHERB.
S
(l
85 Washington Street,
, from 6 to 8 o'clock.
\ ~ ' . , .
hi ii . Glance. ,
the depositor cab nlwnyo'tcll at o
glance exactly how much money he has
United Bank Building. I '
Open from 0.00 to 12.00; 1.0010 3.00.
Saturday evenings,,s.00 to 8.00.
W
The South Norwalk ‘
TrustCo.
Does a _
General Banking Business.
a... -w m...
Savings Department
Open Saturdayfivemngs
SOLID IND SUCCESSFUL.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Caption ' $100,000.00
surplus. $100,000.00
cum Profits. 325.000.00
m... n. memorandum.
neon rims. mm.
‘ DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp _, ghrlotlnn Sweet:
John H. Light
Jonlah R. Marvin
J. Wallacofhrvln.
Accounts Soffofiod.
A! Hillside ‘ Nor’inlh.
Senior Departments.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
THURSDAY, SEPTIMIIR 26,
The Hughes! of Hits.
Roual Lillipuiians
in the
Mirth-Provoking Masterpiece,
TRAMPS.
New FIeco—Futurn—Frolloc.
Star Cast of Famous English
Speaking Midgets and Giants.
Sumptuous Special Scenery.
Merry Musical Maidens.
Elegant Electrical
Tons of Scenery and. Costumes.
PRICES. 25. 50. 7h.
Hov'r's THEATRE.
.' nonoAv.esP'rmnn so,
NIH. IURCIIC
himself as
AIIOAIL PRUI.
uni success, the new
by
lent Effects.
';
“but Triumph In Step.
‘ Realism:
To avoid the rush. secure your cents moving the caulo.
in an elaborate revival of his phonemes
Count y Fair.
With/its. a; u. .of how scenery and
unscrewed hi?
College.
colleges for women.
FORTUNE”
do the "proper adjusting."
mule c study of the eye. .
noun n 110 yr.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
urdny evening. ’I to 9.
Ham for three you:
Tim dull flu Promotions for
Our DEBS-booking? so arranged, that; SPENT MUM“ WHISKEY
.Dutltuto Mlncre‘ Found on “16 Beach
in the link. . ' ‘ to Norrie—Jonatho- and
r M Out of Supplies.
ii , La ’ ‘
1TH! . PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Beptem~
« "ber 26~Accordlng to
South NOTWKik , Sayings Bllik. Nome brought by the steamer Oregon.
‘k. H. mm».
. urnucl Grumman
handicaps
B-imary. Intermediate and
Certificate admits toileadfng ,
"in? more is MY
omccahrtrurl. 8 to 11:46, 13:45 to 0:30.
Loans by on . i
When it can be done at so smell a
cost, why not protect yourself! Jar, .
38.10 you can insure Your Furniture ,‘
and Houuholdr'doodl in o Dneliinr '
, . 3 a not lower.
Damn by». [no or his thin. to, the ,
moun‘t 01,0150. and in that prom-tied .
A an”. x can...)
,4 3 I” m.‘.’ 3. .
tin Canine on oi‘Wlntor.‘
at Kotzobuo Sound. and Brought
reports from
the indinns in that section are throat-
ened with starvation. During the past
few months about 300 natives have vis-
ited Nome. bringing furs no trade for
or. got among them, and they endos-
quor. The indians have again camped
when they coul have lain in supplies
lose they are assisted by the govern-
ment, it is said, suffering and starva-
tion will surely follow. ’
Dentituto miners from outlying dis-
trlctn are arriving at Nome. The Unit:
ed Staten steamer Bear on August 61
landed eighteen men at Nome. Th
vbue Sound, pennileel and out of cup.
plies. They had for some months been
joined in the ruahwto hotzebue in 1898
and have been there ever since. They
say that during three years they failed
to find more than a few colors of gold.
The Nome banks have given out an
amount at $5,000,000. which is only
half a million more than last year.
KRAMER TO RACE TAYLOR.
NEW YORW, September Zip—«Frank
Kramer, the professional champion
bicycle rider of 1901, has been mutch-_
ed to meet "Major" Taylor at mile'
, heats best two in three, for $1,000 a‘
side at the Madison Spunrc Garden
on the market?
Fol
G
-
The Great Sale of
1 Merchandise
" Announced in Fridau’s Sentinel ‘
Will continue tomorrow, Thursdau.
The opportuniiu to secure {immediate
iiliéiit .t”l:3.t::.f“:u.:t:i‘.hit “wants. at a saving of from thirtu‘three to
°“ “‘° “'°°°°““‘°' “1°" ..... t" .. fiflu per cent. is worlhu of uour censidcra-
Si‘dl: hi:.‘l.:°“€l:“i.i:.: trill: lion as a like Ghana's man not occur this
°' ”h m the 1°“ m... cm Us seasOu. The lotsas advertised are:
Fall and Winter Hosiery, Under-
mcn were found on the bench at Retold: wear, 8' a n k ats’ co mfo rta bl as, Fla“ -
has. an nels, Lad iss” a nd Misses’ Coats,
Suits, Separate Skirts, Notions,
I
relatedness?statuses Fancy Goods, Linens, Towels,
Handkerchiefs, and Fancy Han-3
nels. Plenty of all kinds for
day and tomorrow. ‘
track Thursday next. 1
Call~5li-‘Z.
yrnour’sStor
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-
to-
The Summer 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.
Rooky‘Ford Muskmelons, Water Melons, Cucumbers, Peaches, Sweet Potatoes. Tomatoes, Bananas.
Oranges, Pineappies, 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.
1
FRESH Assets-WENT TEAS.
45c, 50c, 600.
Thorough preparations for 35°. 4“» POUND.‘
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen, 26c
Said n pretty maid in the old English Nature OnionS. per qt. 60
ballad. She had the proper idea .8 to 3 lb. box Starch, y 120
the value of a pretty face in too mot- ' ,
rimonlnl market. Eyes make or mar 3 cans Red Salmon, ' 250
many ‘ “C"- The other features may Baker's Premium Chocolate. 19c
be ever so comely; a pair of weak, rod,
Indamed or twitching eyes will spoil =
Effects. its beauty. Property adiucted gin-es
will cure most of those troubles by re-
But don't get the
idea that anybody or everybody can
We have
oonovnfu comm-no.
NowYor
‘t. Eillillllll, tailing truer, 33 lieu
Washington Street.
. NATIVE POTATOES, PER PK..
oocnnu STAR PRINT SUTTER.
’Fmssr ELGIN onemanv BUT ran.
MAUD s. FLOUR.
__ PER not... $4.40.
Jouzs's SUPERLATIVE,
PER not... use.
2 LBS. FULL CREAM CHEESE.
3 CANS MAGNOLIA MILK,
6 PKOS. UNEEDA BISCUIT. FOR
.. 3.2:...— a. . m-
i- RESH ASSORTMENT COFFEE.
AT
13c. 150, 200. 25c, 30c.
POUND.
We no your'trade and in order to get it we are offering Groceries this week at almost cost. Give us your
Saturday order this week. We are sure you will not regret it. Satisfactigi guaranteed on everything we sell
28c.
23c lb.
25c lb.
Nice Lean Ham, per lb., 13c
California Hum, per lb.. 10',”
Mclrosc Bacon. per lb., 14c
Boiled Ham. per 1b., 28c
Sliced Smoked Beef, per box, 100
25c.
250.
25c. '
k Grocery Co.
UP-TO-DATI GROCERS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIALS FORTHIS weer AT
asc.‘ 3 glue jars New Jam,
* nob (in em in lolly.
139' 3 lb. can page, Best“.
‘5‘? 3 candeust‘ardSn-dinu,
it. codenamed or. rm on COFFEE-«A onus on WHITE nose sour.
‘ ‘° 4;. Lynch Co. Grocery.
is pouuo dnanumrnn SUGAR. .
OUREAMOUS snout encounter. ,
ounranons warm ROSE FLOUR. 550. BAG; $4.4.) BBL.
. , . theo-
UTTER, nae. LB.
age '15 um Lion Soap, . ' 25c.
too 1‘: cake- Chic Soap, use. .
me 7 cake: Babbitt’e Soap. use.
use. a cake: Sig Value Soap, 55c.
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