col-bill. ‘ ..
m.;10:0iip.nl.‘
nagreement was come to be-
ud, grandfather
upper
em:
wmns
The
A find the metropoliton
in
: goth upon the
o(min-chief a
‘ and being
wing a whole eet.
“:1“;ng
‘VCXPCI‘ICHCC was gaine
Mob-—
WA is a specimen of Ba
ffSir A hon
lyt "ti
l0
Macr
Ill)?
this bit
1 ‘miIcI-Iotterance modoby
rotary to t
rye wedge."
AAl .
of
‘ t of the Ottoman embaS«
. , is paid, by, the French
I. while the furniture
mansion formed part of the,
held in reserve by the
‘ Repository The "explan—
this curious condition of
is thata number of years
the Frepch and Turkish
merits, by Which the Sultan
.. of the
t ruler. gave to France the
‘ Ivy-palace and the magnifi-
t'k"‘whi‘ch surrounds it on'
BOSpOf'lIs and which is
y the French ambassadors
ill!“ summer residence, on the
siding shat the Womb
vidcd a residence
:h ambassador in
Is bolishing the classic
II her public schools.
rs conunissioh under
ency of General Vanov-
scribed its report to the
‘ nd fill three or four
eek will entirely disap-
., d Latin will no longer beg
A Classical schools are
to be opened in univer.
The new regulations
with almost general approv-
ninth and German are both
bii‘gatory; more attention
I: paid to geography, history
, ‘. teraturc, and mote time. do
A ‘A oil. (I the ph sical training of
Czar after signing
. submitted it for further
to the head of the holy
3‘. than filling that If thing: are habitual-
mus Democratic committee.
of the effect of the presi~
catfi-
. said that it wodld rilvent.
‘ mlérial degree. criticism of
dish policy of the adminis—
‘ The Itiilids of the people
ne out toward the presi-
A' and he is held in genuine
”Hench no political party
issue with advantage,
wisdom and justice of his
policy); Of necessity the
must turn more
glam issues while
concerns must be left for
merits of the Roosevelt
t“British naval man-
, . Admiral Lord Charles
, 'K . .‘ introduced a complete
3. on. In the event of a war
there Is the contingency of
“lull
. spare admirals no one
I . left with ex criéncé hi
Lord
3 whole w'filfitli
under his cam—
to be maneuvred by the var-
ptains. with the resillt ha I
fronrir Bengal newspr-
by 0 tri-J
- A which led the people” to
I: in-
Christianity III India.
was sought to be placed
this of students as a thin
o railroad com any
ed under the own
ashington, with
11““. .000 for the pur-
o line or railroad
. - «it with the
trans—Siberian rail-I
women who are compli-
when" It comes from?
A_A!iow many
or oould tel
hi the oboe lie oi" milk 0 house-
lhlo ’ :03" Ill} III-I ;
. _‘ r “ i ‘ O 1:;th
it to oil posllbio to change on will ‘
word walk on to learn how to dance. If
yoo “i: learn to dance you can learn
to wal
It in not corsets alone that Impede
one'II clrculntion and so canoe injury
to the health; tight shoes and collars
may do life some.
WM
1 have soon It stated that there are
a thousand varieties of humming birds.
The person who suffers from rheu-
matism ivlll do well to eat freely of
horse -radlah.
Ink'can be removed from gingham
drones and aprons by soaking the
spots In milk and then covering with
salt to lie for some time. The places
will require considerable and thorough
rinsing.
Plaid back cloths are not faoblon-
able. but who can tell a plaid back
cloth by looking at the outside? Some
women are foolish enough to loan aside
a handsome cloth skirt because It is
not plain and wear a lean handsome
one simply because it is fashionable.
The last thing before going to bed In
the best time to use dental 11030 on
the teeth. All foreign substance is
then removed from the laces which
the brush cannot reach. a d the decay.
lug agents are prevented from getting
Inwtbeir disastrous work during the
beat period of all for decay. when the
month In cloned and quiet. and the
lemporature right.
GT
um
Rural New Yorker has a very
n to halig out things properly as
log out clothoa:1t In nearly no es-
sentlal to bank out things properly as
to wash them well. if big things. such
is table and bed linen, dry out' of
theme. stretching and pulling them
straight wears them more than use.
Hang sheets, table clothes. towels and
Warp threads are so much stronger
iy bung mono wise. they will certainly
split along the fold.
may Women“.
‘ m M Tron-Ion.
"Weary Willie," one of “The Merry
Trumps," that the Royal Lilllpntlana
are presenting. Is a native oi Hobolren.
N. 3;. and many things In the .varlous
cilia; the company viola ore of course
strange to him, and his remarks about
pines and alfalrll furnish no end ‘of‘ on
*oymenl for t e other Lllllputians
.oot season.‘w wile like compapyw
playing in Chattanooga Tenn. an
of the company mde a trip to Loo-t-
out Mountain. ’Eélkld. lwbo had seer
the Novealnk Mountains in Non Jer-
in). and also the tumour Heights In
do own native village, could one both
In particularly entertaining about I.
When he was paired about the scene of
the famous battle, he. still refused to
become enthusiastic. saying be bad
Icon whore Washington had crossed
the Delaware and was content. The
beat day the train was pulling out for
- die out town and Merrie took a stand
In the rear platform. and gazed
than turning to ””0." Doyle. sold:
"Fboliah place lb hive II battle‘. " ‘
manner: "No!
place. It tattoo loo: lime to
hm“ OI .
A Tho County no.
terms which woo
Thompsono Joshua .Wbltcomb.
which It may be co '
llIIllIIct advantage In a
poet;
pa
'ho truth of which. at its worst it de-
Monday a lglib. I i
Powol" Colloid tho 'l'luo‘dot‘
pony for on oorly appearance.
“troo- will
of Arlo in “ 0 Power Behind lb
IoIllo coolllloo oo’ on coral
hot. bo'o tolled bor mob
“meniecw‘
school vlllloro, delivered a .1on oplril-
, the hearts of his countrymen.' "
‘ TORRINGTON tEADER SUSPENDS.
- seven moutha' duration, last night nu-
napklns across the line. ends downy
, Louln Merkle,.who plays the part of,
thoughtfully at ‘deholll Mountain.
To
which the major replied in his quaint
lt'o o hrs-- ounblo
mg“
'3 “MI AA .
"The County Fair” boloogo to the
W
‘to Its
any re-
lt concerns itself with rural
Viol England life. to which it In at no
[3. as true on Ito prototype. and from
I for ions ldoly. The one: ..
bell!- and Empllclty wl
“0|!“th mtodralooo ll
‘ilO average of its kind. while the grate
'ui‘loclr of theatrical artifice in Ito
(Instruction. and tho spontaneity of Its
{obundant Incident are strongly some.
{commended At Hoyl'a Thug-o next
When Mildred Holland appeared In
"no clly loot cocoon proocntlng our
powerful romantlc drama. “The Poor-
nr Behind the Throne. ” obo created o
mu; ,:‘.'m loam-loo. In 7" pnlclo. as. 00. 756-
palms ‘g- ‘Eoy to A“ "“““‘
l‘bootro boo oil-lo b'ookod Ill-o Hol
'ood and nor otI-ong oupportlno com
'l'uoe
II be ooon In the role
Throne." o port which obo boo nude
boron. and which onobloo her 00 dbl-I ,
0on with Imam-Ive effect tbooo m»
at oclrooo‘
Till .DAIIIUIW I'Am. . ‘
The famous Doobory no lo now
done.- of Enoldoltt: biclllnloy.
A A. Graham“: member or the
ad Aoddreu before ’800 children in lilo
assembly room In the Franklin build
In: at l. which thlo moi-ulna. Illa
talk woo on reminiscences of the [ole
President McKinley. Mr. Graham was
the latter's peroouol- Mend for a great
many yeoro and was In a poolllou to
deliver an address that appealed to the
young hearts in the Idbool.
He spoke of how he met him In
dlfllerent pbaoop of life. He heard
many dddrooooo of McKinley. Ho told
of the kindly spirit manifested by him
wherever he want. (Ir-wherever ha woo.
and of the humor be displayed at llmoo
while making a speech. Tblo was In
his only corner. and after he heard
.Iohn Sherman make a speech, be over
afterward IItuolI otrlctly to common
sound. The children listened very or-
tentlvoly for half an hour and it In os-
iured that they were benefitted by the
tale. Mr. Graham has lived to see
three martyred presidents. and he
would naturally feel the assassination
of President McKinley very deeply.
He knew all of them personally.
Mr. Graham' 3 last ladleuce woo: On
his memorial shaft l would write. way
up near the stars. right under the has
he followed and made glorious, ‘Flrot
in peace. last in war, and always in
TORRINGTON, September 26—The
Evenlng Loader, after an existence of
nounced to its readers i final on-
earance in the localjour allelic field.
onscoim'r RATE INAOALCUTTA
nausea.
CALCUTTA. September 26-The
rate of dlocount of the Bank of Bengal
was today raised from 4 lob per cent.
.. km..._~flw..._
Children s
8011001
hits.
the depositor can}?
glance exactly howhnucb money he hoi
In the bank. . .
South Norwalli Saviors Blink.
Saturday eveningo‘.‘
The South Nelwalk
Does a p _
General Banking Business.
soup Imp. succession.
Gl'l‘i NATIONAL Billie
It a Glance.
Our pun Whack: orronzod, that
“In tell at II
Unltod ”Auk lulldlnp.
Open from 0.00 £012.00: 1.00 to 0.00.
0.00 to 8.00.
Trust Co. .
MW
Savings Depallmell!
Open Saturday Eyemngs
lromti to ll o'clock.
ooum NORWJK' Conn.
Two Cblnooe students who arrived
from their notive land on the Dorie
ond have been held at the detention
abode, owing to alleged Irregulorlly In
the
lelggrophic instructions from Walking.
milieu poudlng the final disposition of
loci! on passports algnod by Li Hun:
over; been offered at this port and
igloo were not conoldorod oufllclent
WINDWARD AREIVES AT IRIGUS.
Peary Arctic Club steamer Windward
arrived here this morning after a
stormy pas-age of twenty-eight days
from Cape Bay. North Greenland. The
windward loft Sydney July 20. 1900.
and wlntored at Taylor Harbor, Grin-
IIell Land. wlth Mrs. Peary and Miss
Dot! nod In Son Fronolooo.
sin rnaholaco. Scriabin! 20-.
poo-ports, have been released on
lit to salad the Chinese attempted to
.tbo first it In said that have
the local authorities.
BRIGUS N. 8.. September 26—'l‘he
Peary. on board. She brlngo an poa-
sengorII Robert Steln, of Washington.
I). 0.. and Samuel Warmbatb, of Boo-
ton. Mada, who were taken north by
the Peary steamer Diana and landed
near Cape Sabine in August. 1899. The
Windward will remain at Brlgua dur-
ing the winter and return In the cum-
mor of 1902, with Mrs. Peary and Mina
Peary. to Cape Sabine. whence oho Is
oxpooled to brln'qbomo Mr. Peary, re.
turning from the pole. .
EMPEROR RECEIVE. AMERICAN
MINISTER.
VIENNA. September ze—Emperor
Francis Joseph today received in spe-
cial audience the [lulled Staten minis.
tor, Robert s. McCormick: who thank-
ed his majesty-for sending the chief
courl chamborloln to represent him at
the memorlol aorvlee held here In hon-
0‘: of lbo late Wident McKinley.
IOUTH .AFi'Irl'QéN CONCERNTRA.
N.
LONDON. September ZS—Tbe olliel
al returns lust Issued shows that the
South African concentration camps. in
August contained 137 .619 persona
The deaths numbered 2.35 of which
number 1 878 were children.
. mint. moment:
A few choice styles of Child. “mu”. ‘3?“ 9&0” 0.0
ren’a 2 piece Suits. left over '
from our Spring stock” Will othfl’mn“. 233000; on
make excellent school oulto. at Jo.“ n. ‘ F, . ”W
at 26 per cent. Induction. A
$5.00 Suits $3.75. “0°“ H- “mm
. "-00 SultB‘IB-oo- oInacroIIo: on the, mar if:
.85 Woohlnglon alrool,
South noorwolli.
.... mm. on. womb—T...
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT' S THEATRE.
THURSDAY. CIPTIMAIIR 2.!
Tho Huahoot of Hllo.
Renal Lillipulians
in the
Mirth-Provoking Moslerpleco.
THE MERRY
TRAMPS.
Now Focoo—Footurowl'rollco.
Star Cast of Famous English
Speaking Midgets and Giants.
Sumptuouo Special Scenery
Merry Musical Maidens.
mogonl Electrical Effects.
Tons of Scenery and .Coolumeo.
To ovoid the rush, oocuro your cool:
in advance. No lacroono In price.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
mono". oenmoon so.
NIH. IURGIOU
hlrnoolf u
ABIGAIL PRUE.
In an elaborate revival of his pbonomc
no! oucccoo. the new .
County Fair.
wllli ill wealth of oolv ooouory and
, . Ionbonicol Moon.
’l‘bo nil-l thrilling and rdollotlc Mono
llooo ov‘or ooon on Mot-In .
9W Triumph in lug:
lullonii
Thro- tborouobbrod mam Horus
“Jockey-Jun mo
torrilpo opood
moon. ‘1'?“ 10-. mo.
”-00 5““3 3235- JolIn- H. Forrlo Honey boymour
301m H. Knapp , lotion 0mm,
PM!“ 133-1!- John H. Light fill H. mm
' Joollil n: Marvin limo» Brannon
i DinSilSllil, """"‘""'"""
Account: Salloifod.
TAILORS. ,
cLo'rHIcno. .- ~ . . . ~ - -
MATTERS, ... . , .
customer. * ‘ MYSMCad'gSCllOOI
AA! Hillsr'rli! Mali
Milieu on m.
were.
Primary, Intermediate and
Senior Deportmails.
collcqcs for women.
“MY FACE is MY
FORTUNE”
Bald a pretty mold to the old English
ballad. She had the proper ldoo no lo
the value of o prellycfoco In the mob
rlmonlol market. Eyes make or mar
many I face. The other featuroo may
be over so comely; o pair of weak. rod.
lnllomod or twitching eye: will opoll
llo beauty. Property adjusted gloom
will cure most of those troubloo by ro-
movlng the cause. But don't got the
idea that anybody or everybody can
do the "pro adjuollng.” We have
niodo o otndy f lbs on. '
noun 3. Herr.
Graduate Optician.
Room 0.1mm Bonk Balm
Olco hours, 8 to 11. ti. 11:45 to o: All.
Bomrdoy MRI to I.
Monitconbodoooolooomollo
cool, why not mount younolft For
“.10 you can I Your Furniture
confirm to o dwelling
flouu forwtbfioonyooro onion 1m
Damon on Will".
amount or ”In. and.“ that proportion
wfimgh puponlion: ‘ for
Certificate admits to leading
The
A'OuI OpeninaA"Dileall‘
,Of
l
Rulfim“ IIIWIII’W“
Dress Encode
Dilute and stud
Beams lodau. Thursdau.
2‘- .
nu.
To introduce our new and enlarged
Corset Department on the second
floonwe will sell ,tomonow.“FIillau. '
also Sa'lurdau. 500 pairs of our
regular 50c. Corsets for £660, colors
while and drab.
l
\b
.e- mour’sStor
Twa Questions. y,
Willfinot 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-
Rulero and very pretty Lunch Baskets.
URDAY.
3’-
mm“ School Children.
We ore not going to forget the little ones by any means.
give Abooiuloly Froo, an abundance of School Supplies. consisting oi Pencils Pens. Pads. Gompooltion Books,
unlmer 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 Muokmolono. Water Melons. Cucumbers, Peaches. Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes, Bananas.
Orangu. 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 item fresh from the ovens. which Is the secret of freshness, that you always get here.
if. [lilillll lulu 000 Mutilation SIIIIL
ATTENTION ,.
So on Saturday. September 28. we are going to
Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME TO BEE US ON OAT-
we are also quoting prices very low this week. Give us a trial order and save money .
81.00 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR. 01.00
"-00 61.30. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. 01.00
" I. 01.00 , FINE NATIVE POTATOIS ,PER BUBHEL. 01.00
i .
’ b
Lossosby‘flroz .
DONOVAN BUILDING.
I lilac
I ibidon Wow
acou- mu loch-col.
:0 menu nonhuman SUGAR.
we rations aLom encounter
one muons wnrra no'aa non
Igndhflilk. fat; 3
2 pliga (‘reaonf Wheat, ' A" A2i'ic _ 3 cans Gbole'e Tomatoes.
3 pkga. Grape Nuts, 25c 0:32:21? 8 cans Cream Corn,
Plllobury' 5 Out Food. pkg, be THE CHILDREN 2100. Bent Salt Pork,
Homby' 5 Out Meal. pkg.. ' 13c gATunDAy_ New Marrow Beans. qb,
Cook's Flaked Rice. pkg.. 12c New Pea Boone, qt.
UP-TO-DATI GIOCIIO.
26c
160
W:
9c
80
New YOrk Grocery Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. , -
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
AP. Lynch Co. Grocery.
11¢»ijme
$.11 qt. glaoo jot Jolly.
rat. 3 lb. eon Bokod loom.
use 3 con: binotord W00.
AA Trail.
55:. BAG“ $4.40 BBL.
l a
. 8m.
one. L3.
.50" Is calico Lion Boop.
roe II coho Chic Coop,
roe 7 eobob Bobbllr’o loop.
use. scab-osmium Siglpy
roan 10 ALL commons or TIA- mt COFFEE-A CAKE Oi? WHITE R03! MP. _
35c.
use."
25"
9890
Norwalk Chronicler