21 “MEMBER 37. 1901.
‘ Almanac tor Tomorrow. ‘
6:“; pet- 5:41.
10:32 a. ‘10.: 10:57 11. m.
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A English enéine, built in 1870
”4.000.000 miles, and is still
'cc. The managers of the
is record. In the United
0 a first-class passenger en-
makes from 100,000 miles a
ml at the end of twenty
is supposed to be ready for
'i‘aplieap Seemingly. Amer-
» re more extravagant than
fish railway managers, but the
er do not think they are.
believe their policy is the
economical one
It: rding to Correspondent
the room in Stockholm
where the royal family
its is "quite a plain apartment,
ould be considered shabbly
“out of date by people of ltlxtli‘r
_‘ audf'artistic taste in the Unit~
es... The boards in the floor
lit, the decorations are old
sty, and the whole room
its as if it might be improved
expenditure of a little mon-
nhd labor.”
e n urali‘st, M. Perrier, has
' French government for
of $2.0ooooo. He is di-
l the zoological depart-
ardin tics Plantcs in Par-
. eciares that nothing less
at sum will suiiice to bring
etions and buildings up-
. He‘says that amongr his
monkeys there is so much
ption that it constitutes a
tiger to visitors. '
‘ur‘se cards are being used in
rland and Germany to
,lt profanity. People go about
.he cards in their pockets
whenever they hear bad lan-
presentmne to the swearer
_ The card has printed 011
ledge to abstain from swear-
or a specified time or to pay
mall fine for each oath to some
ty. Nearly 40,000 of these
have been distributed!
'rland alone.
New Orleans is feeling pretty
I’ hank ybu. She is shipping
, ntto the mills of Japan. as
) horses and mules to South
‘ The Illinois Central prom-
new line of steamers.
flatterdam. The sup-
ent .atif the Manchester
{families her a monthly
\‘ 1p servtce with that great
. Notclre, a French engineer.
‘l‘ns‘to have solved the prob—
eleplioning by submarine
or great distances. His
moms.” are reported as hav—
liltedili‘ cpently in his being
transmit a telephone mes-
with perfect directness,jr0111
through a cable‘ 400 miles
je young king of Siam scents
w his business At a recent
11, in which only young p069
ed, a pretty girl of 16%.
ced several times wit 1 ~
those, presented her c‘li
" for a salute. Instantly he‘
toned up and extended his
0 her. “I don't kiss girle'
{3054.10133me hand" i
ybdr'king.” \
ile Count Henri de la Vauix
nnounced his intention of
, ing across the Mediterra»
rom Toulon to Algiers,a
ongest trip he has under-
Last year he covered near-
, between Paris and Kiefi,
, '-aix hours.
_“
y of the cities of China
he plague now
til of the East.
‘ Wrapped»; .1!"
lune-.-
which 1t belongs are proud .
.Fperformances ever seen i
Ex
01: of 496 miles. this will not .
be on killing the rats
lire owarrl stopping the
ircva-
to
dimmed two million We
.. . the war is still on.
I mum ‘ 1.11mi
sprinkle lust o little a cloth
wrung out of boiling water, and layl
the cloth while hot over the cheat.
The rough camel’s hair and shaggy 1
beaver ‘ have lots of style in
them, quail too that are very much en-
hanced by the right. style of person.
One. who is tall and slender, and pos-
senses a graceful carriage is perfectly
charming in one of the wide brimmed,
shaggy flat hats.
v
.i noticed in one of our stores lately, .
a lot of ribbons. placed at one side.
an marked with a specially low price.
because they didn’t sell a. toe regular
price And i don’t see why they don't I
and. They are SliK (narrow) with a
lacerllke edge of contrnsting com or
white, and would prove a charming
finish for the waist of a morning gown
or dressing Buck.
The "Pictorial Review" has a bug
gestion to make about in serving of!
. any firm white fish as a. clad: Boill
the Ilsh, bone and skin It. Out it into
neat pieces about three inches square.
and arrange those on lettuce leaves.
Loy a sardine on each piece of fish and
rub two or three sardines smooth and
add them to the mayonnaise.
it is very sensible advice which di-
rects a piano student to use a good
piano when practicing. Why not culti.
vote the ears" as well as the eyes and
fingers? is more technical skill all
there is to music? if so. why not prac
ties on a series of keys that give forth
no sound? it is often the case that an
inferior instrument I: put into the
handl of a child for him to work on
until several years of practice have
proven that he is developing sufficient
skill to make it seem worth while to
buy a first-class instrument. Perhaps
some who failed would not have done
so if they had the right tools to work
With. {
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Noll Burgess Coming.
“The County Fair" which is booked
for lioyt's Theatre. Monday Septemficr
30. is not a No. 2 Company. nor the
work of some pirate organization. but
the original and only Nell Burgess
himself, the greatest dellncator of this
class of drama America has ever seen.
The fact that Mr Burgess is himself
again making a tour of the princip-
al cities In one of the prlriclpal events
in the theatrical announcements of the
present time, as he and his organiza-
tiou ' stand high in the. estima-
tion of the principal critics in the land.
“The County ralr" is a comedy drama.
of New England life, in which the
principal character is an old spinstcr.
Ablkail Prue by name, whose kindly
waysendzenerous character make for
her friends onevery hand. The horse
race scene made famous by “The Coun
ty Fair' is a revelation as the picture.
of threc horses racing at the highest
Weed in full View of the. audience;
while lenders and landscape fly past. is
a sight. which makes those who have
the least bit of sporting blood in their
veins get up in their seat and about.
All the old features are reproduced
and many new ones added. The Jer-
03/ cows. the horses. the booking In
the barn with the slnglnz farm hands.
are still their to be laughted at and to
be admired.
Mildred Holland.
“The Power ilohind the Throne."
Mildred Holland's phenomenally sue
- tearful romantic drama will be pre-
=ented at Hoyt‘s Theatre. Wednes-
day night. Miss Holland's tour last
coach was marked by the moat em-
phatic success. Many return dates
were played. and on each occasion
‘ilss Holland played to capacity. The
production of ”The Power Behind the
l‘hrone" Ia costly and elaborate. and it
is promised that the play will he one
of the most satisfactory and enjoyable
this city.
idles Holland is one of to tow really
what actresses in Amarillo!' She has
the physique. training and above all.
the temperament essential to success.
THE MERRY. TRAMPS" AT HOYT'B
who Royall llputlans qwcwih‘fipt
o‘yt'u The lot 11111111311 1111 their
glory. iii the arcical comedy entitled
The Merry v'l‘rampa." end- tbero- was
pdiy three nits "if the most hilarious
iolllty. int dwith the moatt
borate apectaculara
.f to. The chorus of 1* .3;
(matron: mimicry. and lit
11 great contrast to the Illliputlans.
I‘lio company is a large one and car
rice 0. great display of scenery, and
zives one of the best performances of
Ira character that has been organised.
FINAL 0111.1. cm: or season.
The Stamford buobo‘li nine will
play Its Mm
team that defeated the Stamfordrin a
league game during the season. and be-
side this defeat, Manager Jellffo’a nine
has a tie some with 1.19 Stamforda to
Its credit. it Is the latter. memo that
in to be pianyod off Saturday. The
makeup of the Stamfords will be very
similar to that in the tame against
Winnipauk at .i‘orwalk last Saturday.
ncklnuav MIMI) Al. ARCH.
NEW yank. Bop bar 27~Tiio
movement to erect richiuloy mom-
orlal arch in thin city is attracting
much attention in art circles. Fred-
erick Dlohimaun. pro-ideal or '1 Nat-
lanai Academy of Design In part alar-
‘ ii intern-tort and I”: lilo movement
11an lead to the emotion of a noble
i will at 111-1111 New York.
W
similar poor turioylno.
YORK. Wilmer '1‘”A0 the
MM “W MM 0
Ipensea only will be allowed.
111:: m. .
urday, at Dorian. Dorian la the only
Brianne. Hallucination.
Connecticut National (hard.
80. Norwalk,Conn1, Sept. 25,1901.
l. The state rifle match ordered by
G..0 No.2»...8AGO, c..11. wiilbegin
at 1:100 30 p. m., and will be under the
supervision and direction of the Bri~
'gado inspector of Small Arms Prac-
tlco, who wiilxdecide all queati no ar-
ising during the match All unicorn
of the brigade staff.1ibt previously on
plYIng to be excused, will report to the
assistant Militant-general at the state
rifle range, Ntantlc, at 11:20 a. m.. 0c
tuber 3 moraine uniforms. without
'alde arms. Travelling and hotel ex-
. Major Harry M Lee, surgeon.
Third Regiment and lrst Lieutenant
John B. McCook an intent surgeon.
ll‘irat Regiment, are requested to re
port to the Medical Director at the
same time and place for medical duty
ill.Speci11i attention is call to the
aforesaid orders. A. u. 0., for condi-
tions of the match and requirements
of entry.
By order of Brigadier General.
RUSSELL FROST.
JOHN H. WADE.
Lieutenant-Colonel and As-
siatant Adjutant-General.
NORWALK PEOPLE SATISFIED.
There was much satisfaction ex-
pressed yesterday in Norwalk over the
line showing the Columbia made
against the challenger in weather
which was conceded everywhere to be
in favor of the Shamrock. Despite
the fact that there tires“ no race nearly
all fear that the cut: will be lifted has
subsided. Everyone who expresses
an opinion nevpr falls to state that
should the cup be lifted this time he
would rather have Lipton taken It
than anyone else, at Sir Thomas has
proven himself a geptlomon and a
game sportsman. But. the cup isn't
going. no matter who comes after It. ,-
1
“Chianti”“‘“
School
Suits.
A few choice styles of Child-
ren‘s 2 piece Suits. left over
from our Spring pluck. Will
make excellent school suits. at
at 25 per cent. reduction.
$5.00 Suits $3.25.
$4.00 Stilts $3.00.
$3.00 Suits $2.25.
Phone 183-12.
1 Davisli Son.
TAILORS.
CLOTHIERS,
HATTERS, _‘..
FURNISHERS.
85 Washington Street,
South domain.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
uouoav, 350115113511 30.
NEIL BURGESS
himself as
ABIGAIL PRUE.
in an elaborate revival of his phenome-
no] success. the new
County. Fair.
With its wealth of now scenery and
1 Mechanical Effects.
The most thrilling and realistic Hora-
flacc ever seen on any stage. The
arc-toot Triumph to Stage
Roallom.
Three thoroughbred Race Horace,
mounted by Professional Jockeys, run~
ninx a It -mlio duh at a torriiice speed
in full view of the audience.
eaten, as. to. $1631.00.
Hart a cannula
WIDNIIDAY. OGTOI‘II 2,
Engagement of.
month
ThrPowetBéhlni'
[The Throne.
Written by flotation: Kramer.
A “linoleum beanie Production. ,,
. ‘ r“Illumi- tonic.
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‘ 'a roll rrim argument;
I:
’ John H. Ferric .
' NEW YORK. September 27~Accord
ink to Captain Titus. of the Detective
Bureau. Joseph Goldman. who was or-
rented last night with four other men
and a 011 the ch11 arse of burglary.
was the cod and bra no of an exten-
sivc gang of burglars that operated
throughout this city, Brooklyn and
New Jersey. Goldman described him
self as a commission merchant. at 415
broadway and living in Brooklyn. He
was known to the trade as a. commis-
it a, (line.
'Our pass-books top 00 arranged, that
the depositor can always tell at a
glance exactly how much money he hop
in the bank.
did not carry any p ck at his place of
business. but is an d to have control
of large 11 a in various parts of this
city. Wbii apparently doing a legiti-
mater business. he has been. accord-
ing to the police. at the head of a
gang of thieves. for two or three years.
The attention of the police had been
directed to Goldman by thieves Who
have been arrested and conVIcted of
numerous robberies and who after be
ing serif to prison would accuse him of
connection with the robberies. be-
cause. thcy said Goldman had not
kept his end of the bargain. The stor-
. ion of the convicted burglars were re-
posted so often that some attention
was paid to them and for several
weeks post, detectives shadowed Gold-
man constantly.
According to the police regular
meetings of the alleged robbers were
held at which Goldman presided. Plans
of robbery were made at these goth
cringe and each man's work mapped
out. When a place was selected Gold-
man would go there and buy a small
bill of goods. at the same time observ-
Ing if the place was wired with bur~
giar alarms. He would report at the
next meeting of his "gang' and final
preparations for robbing the place
would be made. Occasionally it
would be decided to onto! a flat and
for this work it Is alleged Goldman
had sixteen expert flatworkers or
thieves.
The gang. according to Captain 'l‘i-
tus, had plans laid for robbing two
big glove and silk liduscs of goods to
the value of at least 820 000
The
South Norwalk SavmysBank.
United Bank Building.
Open from 9.00 to 12.00; 1.00 to 3.00.
Saturday evenings, 6.00 16 8.00.
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
Does a
General Banking“ Business.
Savings Department
Open Saturday Eyenmgs
from Ii to Ii 0 clock.
OREENWICH CONTRACTOR DEAD.
TREENWICH September 27—-
Thomas P Maher. aged thlrty- four a
.. well knwon contractor of this town.
med at his home last night as a result
aion merchant in gloves and alike. He \
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL of tomplleations from 11 wound caused
Gill lion 11111 ' " 2
SOUTH NORWAL‘K. CONN
3100.000. 00
.1 00.000. 00
Capital.
Surplus.
5111111111.
Sept. 28.
‘OUR workrooms have been busy every minute since
the return from the markets of Fashion at our
MISS Murphy with a grand selection of Pattern Hats of
the most famous modistes of the Old World and With-
eves and mind full to overflowing with latest conceits
and homes of the masterminds among Milliners.
Our tnmmers and makers have. conceived new
American arrangements lrom the choicest foreign ideas.
Net being mere Copyists you are sure to seethe best
home stvles, making the Boston Store’s showing a
unique one quite in a class by itself.
Second Floor.
Multneru Cocaine
“snoop.
Sept. 30.
Wales.
Oct. \.
Other Announcements.
The New Fall Suits.
The New Skiris‘and Waists.
The New Dress Goods and Silks.
The New Fall and Winter Undeiwcar.
arbor Proms. 25.000.00
1011a Il1-Plilllllac mamas-maiden.
JACOB 11. utter. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Sworn
John H. Light “twirl. autumn
Josiah R. Marvin 1 rowel Grumman
.i.w'alhco orvln.
Accounts Sofloifod.
Mrs.MeadisScho:l .
Golden Thoughts...
There immiiérain point in quality above- which no better can be had. no matter how much you
pay. There is acerain point in price below which the Best Quality is impossible.
We sell the genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation
goods. Our gopdgaploase the public, that is why we are always busy.
None Better Can Be Hod .
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary
The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
Bridgewater Hills Creamery Butter' 1n prints: Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in tubs.
- Double‘Creai-n Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices. Ferris" Hams,
Bacon and Smoked Beef, Superfine Exquisite Figs. -
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty and delicious.
AI Hillside 9’00:qu
lie-01111111 on iieiinudav.
W250.
Primary, Intermediate .100
Senior Departments.
Thorough preparations for
College.
Certificate admits to leading
collects for women.
”MY FACE IS MY
FORTUNE” '
1
Rulora’ and very pretty Lunch Baskets.
URDAY.
the value of a pretty‘lface In toe mat-
rimonial market. Eyes make or mar
many a face. The other features may
be ever so comely; 11 pair of weak, red.
inflamed or twitching eyes will spoil
Italioauty. Property adjusted glance
will cure most of these trouble. by re-
moving the cause. But don't get the
idea that anybody or everybody can
do the "proper adjusting." We have
made a 11111: of the eye. ‘
HOMER 8. HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room D. United Bank Building.
Odico hours. 8 to 11: 16 18: 45 to 11:10.
Saturday evenings. I to D.
1.0.1.10: b‘y‘Firo 1
When it .1. 11-30» at no man a,
coat. why not protect yoursoiff For
will you can locum Your Furniture
and Honnhowoooae In a Dwelling
House for three your: against ion or
2 pkgn. Cream of Wheat. 251:
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. 250.
Pillsbury'a Ont Food. pkg, lie
Hornby'a Oat Meal, pkg. 13c
Cook’s Flaked Rico. pkg” 120
DONOVAN BUILDING.
School Children
We are not going to forget the l ittie ones by any means.
give Absolutely Free, an abundance of School Supplies. consisting of Pencils. Pens.
DON'T PM L
TO SEND
THE CHILDREN
SATURDAY.
Pads.
We are also Quoting prices Very low this week. lep us a trial order and save money. '
p ‘ $1.00 19 LBS. ORANU LATED SUGAR. $1.00
Sold 8 pretty maid In the old English $1.00 5 LBS. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, $1.00
ballad. She had tho DI‘OPBI' "'03 35 ‘0 ‘. 01.00 FINE NATIVE POTATOES .PER BUSHEL, 01.00
3 cans Choice Tomatoes.
3 cans Cream Corn;
2 lbs. Best Salt Pork.
New Marrow Beans. qt.,
New Pea Beans,' qt.
SPECIALS r011 nus WEEK in
P. J. Lynch Co. Grace , 7
l} ESEYIIUH, telling liner 33 West Washington Street.
Telephone Call, 58-2.
l
ATTENTION
So on Saturday. September 28. we are going to
Composition Books.
Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME TO SEE US ON SAT-
261:
2511
250
9c
80
New York Grocery Co.
OP-TO- DATI OROOIRS.
. soot-u noun/1.1.1:.
beam by Fire or Lightning. in the
amount of 11110. and in that proportion
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7 . p _ J I3caneMint;utillgifflik.,
ditlillittillooiligll near... a...
' all "N Whammy
111 000110 omnuursn spoon.
.2 01111 1111110011 about 01101111111111 hurrah.
TaylW&aold'n ‘ 01.111 FAMOUS WHITE 1110311 111.0011; 55c. "11110; two 0131.
i. use is aim Lion Soap,
too 11 coho Chic sap.
. 1‘00 7 cubic 30thth 800p.
0515. a alone In: New Joni.
13¢; 1 qt. glue lai- Jelly.
13:. 3 lb. can BoludBeaoa,
25c 11 mull/lama Sardines, .
‘ reduce 111.1. runcnasaas 011 till 011 corrnn~11 earth or warm 110111: soap.
2:, 00.
use: LB
so; cites Big Value Poop.
”1-1 00.
4
”tint mowers. .
051:.
95c.
age.
050
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