ENEMBER 28. 1901.
Ito Almanac foe'f’omorrow.
, :41; sets 6:40.
0 1:19 o. m.; in“ p. m.
the cabinet meeting, in
ngton, yesterday, only rou-
batters were discussed. .The
jtchcock and Wilson, Post~
‘ General Smith and Attor-
"eneral Knox, the only cabi~
members in Washington. It
determined that the cabinet
‘, tshouid begin at once the
tafibn of their annual re-
in order that the president
‘ “have at an early date such
lepartments as would enable
' prepare his first message to
ugess. Régarding the action
Hawaiian legislature, in
“ding for an additional dis-
t court in Hawaii, the presi-
_ land the attorney are in some
b ‘ Tile question of the valid-
I, the act has been raised.
lilting about it will be done at
em, but Attorney General
‘ will examine it and prepare
opinion upon it for the guid-
Lof the president. ,
espatcil from Washington
prices that the most import-
‘hait‘ge in the Work of tile of—
.iligg, blithe auditor for the Interior
tment durin “‘the last fiscal
as the inetlgtod of keeping
toners‘ accounts, "by which
' pensioners‘ names are
ptly eliminated from the rolls
Office, thus avoiding loss to
government and confusion and
in administration." Haven’t
pensioners’ names been
ptly eliminated?
‘ergerlilt Semple, of the Phila-
Vfiijm police force, has resigned.
_ en I took the oath to serve
b y 3,5 a policeman," he writes,
allot expect to be called upon
lot election repeaters irom di-
” J1 to division.‘~and assist in
it Work of casting fraudulent
ts. Last sprin'gd 7was called
to do this, and from the min-
of my refusal I have been.
ded'by the political masters
their uniformed place serv-
I was notified 1 would be."
Woodbine. the settlement in
rmNew Jexsey. founded by
flamu‘de Hi‘r'sch druid. and
‘ i" ing-a populatio‘ncf 2.000.
the public: parks has been
i McKinley“, This was
at the memorial exer-
, September 20. when the
es weresllut down and tho
i s were’cloeed. "l‘he attend-
"or at the synagogue was, very
and the services were im~
‘vc.
“ jpopulati l of Germany ag-
ed 56,34 . , according to
ll’have just been made pub-~
e empire contains no less
442 cities, with a population
,etweén tome and' 100,000‘
.. ‘The greatest growth has
rin Prussia. in the year lam,
in had .1 3,709,000 inhabi—
. iniBss
e Students of Odessa. Ruséi‘a,
tafken advantage of "the
l v reedom re entl all \il (in
’ Wu iloddpergliiss n gifé‘
‘ a perio ical. The pa‘er
1 called the Word of the lil-
w and will be devoted exclu-
o the interest of students
ghoul the empire. It is hop-
‘lthc Minister of Education
al.3goéooo; and it”
n}
r'mit the publication.
is interesting talk that
may abandon Delaware
to Arizona to become a
it: for senator there. when
' ory shall be admitted to
n. . Addicks has a large
"in crest in Arimna, and
n Republicans of that
,1; it isISaid. have urged
e there. .
W
0 .b‘l‘lAMIl-lln.
,. mum IE—Arriy~
Minnie. from Liver-
. mun magma? " “ ‘
canto. imitate and bolero: of every col.
°' °“““‘°~ W . . 1 Benton into inmatblllu.
the waist must be gay. .....
—--‘ l'rhe Houn Ranuckod After Victim “
g was attended by Secretac- ‘
fall that every figure can ilnd one that ““"“"
In becoming and fashionable, too. PHILADELPH'A CRICKETER‘S.
Dame Fashion has been very generous PHILADELPHIA, September 28——
and considerate this season toward ev- hay In the match between Captain Bo
“The Power Behind the Throne." a
highly successful romantic play by. MONDAY: SEPTEMBER 30:
Theodore Kramer, founded on Schiil- ..
er's cii‘ssic “Mile and intrigue," will
be given at Hoyt's Theatre on Wed- - himself “5
' 'neadny night. Mildred Holland por- ‘ ABIGAIL PRUE.
traya the character of Aria, daughter , . .
of n court musician, and the opportum in an elaborate revival of his phoneme.
ltle‘snrc markedly strong. Thencenc 1 , nai success. the new.
"r. laid in an Austrian province in the ,V
utter part of the eighteenth century, ~ t F i
and the story tells of the intrigues of V011“ y a r-
the rival factions in the potty court to ‘
obtain useendency over the reigning With its wealth 01‘ 00W HI'I‘HCI‘Y and
‘u'incc. Aria in loved by a young bur. Mechanical EH00!!!-
m. and n scheming duchess. who is in
futuated with him. plots to secure his
hand. The production is under the
management of deard C. White, Greatest‘TrlumPh in Stage
who gives promise'that the custimes Realism. ’
will be handsome and historically cor-
rect, and that the scenic settings will
be magnificent and, a prominent fea-
ture. The sup orting company, In
large numeric: Y. and is declared to
. be of an oven «enhance. ' ,
nsus of 1900. the results of ' .
“teen in the past the wonder of scien-
‘ilic men. In th last act of the produc-
‘ion'ccrtnin me . anical appliances are
.iusou to perfect a view of horse race. A,
able. Everyone who has the. lean b t ‘ In her Now Romanticbnramn.
of sporting blood in hie velil‘ll‘Vilm‘X : '~ ,, . ‘
,to stand up on his seat and about. The I P B h d
games and 1:hoir gnily colored lockeim a ower e 'n .
( 3hot atu dior- palnted bummer-y a w ch,
h'ailve tidied. and1i m, l3“; Th Throne
enn"“than a revelation ‘10 ' - ‘ a I
the fences and other features of the
andseape flash by as the struggling Written by Theodore Kremer.
“09"“ dash furiously forward’rrom « MagnificentVScenlc Production.
alert to ilnlah. until “Cold Molasses"
finally 8063 under the wire a m“ Presented on an Elaborate Scale.
ahead. triumphantly winning the purse PORN!“ by I" EXWWM COMP!”-
. thatlntto redeem "Aunt Abbr'!" mow PRICES non 'rlua equoenenr:
3““ “m .2», soc. 75¢. atom
no Simpkins,” accompanied by a fine
band and an excellent oeheetra will be
seen at Hoyl’e Friday October. 4 F R I DA Y or: T O B E R 4,
bound together by an Interonting plot
and produced with special scenery car The Great Rural PIIIY.
ried by we company. in the third act
a realistic saw mill scene in introdu-
when a mi bun saw ii seen cutting
through e not log at terrifllo mood or»
which n .humnn'tboinz has been help
lonely bound by hi: enemies and left
to In evident death. There ll on m .
023?.th of comedy In thel play. 800 the Thrilling Saw Mill Scone.
tr e or. are many fine done on and ,
“It'll! mum" introduced. Watch for the Funny Farm .
Knuckle ‘oowu rumours
‘ DAIRIBOOT'I‘A. Ila. nonmem- ls
watchman we...” «
,IeK“lnl?yw$d-§d 1min “variou- mum,” W all “M"
«at lazuli! bemoan a two». citi-
' In ”In.“ WW . O.
unwarranted. , mm.
W ”5 ill-“W” i “ Eldon!!- Woman in - wittbrool
Stylish little ntons‘ are made oft
W... ,, , pr pm this ROBBERY
n ligament the" isltirt, but .
Stocks, will be the favorite style of; 'Hdd' Bun (Bound Hand and
neck dressing thin fall. , ‘ Foot—Offickm- After the
. v ., " unfi’t ,
The children are wearing corduroy, 3 —-—-—~" " . .
too, but principally for costs. '* Whill'l‘ImOOK, Conic. September 28
.—-—.....
In preparing meat for ealnde, out It; tneii, 'who raises chickens for a living.
do not chop It. ltold the intruder that she had no mon-
, --——~—-——~—» ey,‘ whereupon the man beat her about
Buttons and buttonhoiee are the only the head and face so badly that this
‘ trimming on many new tailor gowns, morning her friends did not recognize .
"Motion regarding the execu— . ~
her. The would-be robbers also tied
One of the prettiest shades in a cor- the old lady hand and foot and Ielt
duroy In a rich seal brown. Line ltlher in n eomiconaeious condition. This
with white, and you have a handsome morning Minn Bushnell succeeded in
combination, fretting her feet free and went to near
---—-— by house, where she was cared for.
What do you think of shoes and The aherii'fhns been notified, but there
stockings to match. They tell me that in no clue on to who the woman‘s any
In New York this ls'a lute fad which snilant was. Miss Bushnell cannot give
the dealers are introducing. a description of the man. He got some
small change and carried off a num-
Ther‘c is ueh a variety of styles this ”9" Of 8888.
ery one. sanquet‘s English team and eleven lo-
», - 1-;r-~-—_— cal crickstern was resumed today at
Stripes nro‘t'ery popular. We see Haverfor , under unfavorable condi—
them on every sort of material, and tlons. The weather "was raw and
when they are not indicated by a con. cloudy and thewicket showed signs of
treating color, there are ribs in the wearing. The local cricketers made
cloth commenter. On a plain cloth with a poor showing yesterday. that
there are often tucks covering the on- there appcnrn l0 ll?» little chance. 0!
tire coatiume, a victory for them. When stumps wore
_ m..-
. drawn last night the Englishmen bad
The Empii‘ofieslgna will never go «cored 198 in the first inning, while
out of style for evening wraps. A coat the local cricketers had scored but 78
of this patterns is right now at the zen. runs for five wickets.
ith of style.
- RBVOLUTlON lN HAYTI‘.
A vest of white will greatly relieve a KINGSTON. Ja., September 28~Tho
school frock of bright red. The collar (.icrmnn steamer Alene. Captain
and wrist bands may be-of black vel- itohde, from New York. September 21.
vet with good effect. ”or Jeremie. linyti; Kingston. and oth-
. -‘- or ports. arrived here today and
The most inexperienced housekeeper brfiught reports of the outbreak of a
can make a tasty and inviting salad. revolution in liayti. Yesterday a
The simple egg salad is good to begin ‘argc number of prominent men In
with, and even this is appetizlng on Jeremie were arrested on the. charge
any table at any time. Slice the eggs of conspiracy and immediately remOv-
carefully, hove the lettuce on which ed to Port nu Prince and imprisoned.
they are to lie crisp, and then be neat The situation In the interior of Hay-
ahout handling your matrolaia. Don’t tl is reported to be serious, owing to
let it loow mussy; that spoils the the opposition to President Sam con-
whoie dish. ‘ tuning to retain oilicc.
POPULnR Amuse-mama. ENTERTAI‘NMENT’S. H
The Powort‘adllfnd« the Throne. H 0 Y T , S T H E A T R E.
NEIL Boner-:33 .
I‘he most. thrilling nndfireoiintic Horne
Race ever seen on any stage. The
Three thoroughbred Race Horses
counted by Professional Jockeys, run-
ning n %tmllc dash’athlerriflce speed
It full view of the audience.
PRICES. 25. 50. 75c, $1.00.
The megabigxnfrrmmonu of H 0 Y T l S T H E A T R E'
"The County nu}; 'mcn "an“ at. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2, -
,tioyt‘e Theatre, bionday “142...!” the Engagement of
'nventions of Mr. Burgess, no have
MILDRED
HOLLAN
full view of the audio 9, . t .
cult to no ptriking as to be, . u' -
Joluhl Blmpklno. . .. .. . . .
The humorous comedy drnmmn. Josh H O Y T ' S T H E A T R E.
. Matinee and mum.
ltin a rural play In four new.
- eru' Bandit ~
7‘ 'DflAMIRI
,ONLY:
V‘ ducted a cafe in Fairlield avenue near
‘ of $1,000. on the charge of having cold
: liquor w...hout a license at his place in
‘ big surprise to many in this vicinity
descended upon by u not 0. the La. . 5' ‘ ' m .
* 5'. Order league, and t was only at“; " “‘“vaagi “0“‘8-9, a““,
An unknown man, supported to be a .
It requires a. skillful worker to into ,trn‘utp‘, last night entered the home at
cute tucks on theb ins, butw hen well Mien Mandy Budhncll‘: aged seventy; .
done thoyare very pretty. 'and demanded that ahe give him all .
of the money in the‘ house. Mics Bunh- ‘
--ie unknown to ,
covered with Ml Roofing Tin.
Mainline cmnot penetrate the
extra heavy plating of ore tin
and new lead that mo ea IF
rooting the best protection to I
been. It is imperviouu to rust.
ol‘ does not require re-
‘ newal in an ordin
lifetimev-aithough t
coats alittle more than
the ordinary tin that
noon nuts away. ”this
mark is stamped ’on
ehoet. Auk yonrroofer.
Vi. c. cfllllllilflll. Anni.
ennui: lulllllfl'. “mill”.
no main lilu-muii'book on mung.
IUERICII "I! PLAY! OOIPANY.
eadZaS
A! Hillside Nor'lbaik
lie-opens on Wednesday.
Sentemberfmh.
§ .
Primary, Intermediate ana
Senior Departments.
Thorough preparations for
Certificate admits to leading
collects for women.
iossoéiyby’fiirol
When it can be done at so small a
coat, why not protecif‘ yourself? For
82.10 you can insure, Your Furniture
and Household oabdrlmn a Dwelling
House for three yonrs'agalnat loss or
vantage by Fire or Lightning. in the
amount of $350. mulls; that proportion
for a larger on
NoRlsis are Too hint!
ind loin llovonr Small no Bolnlll 0n
lost Cutiul Attention.
JECOB M. an'rorl,
s RAIERGW‘ lites.“
onnuranco of F very" Kind or name.
. 0
Annual lily Election.
The annual city oiection'of the City
of South Norwuik. Conn. for city oili-
cern, will be held on Monday, October
The Police Station on an-
ilnnd street, in said oily. baa been tics-
lgnnlcd as the voting place for sold
The polls will remain open
from six o'clock a. in. until five o’clock
‘s... . r7. 1901.
Per order of th Council,
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
South Norwnlk,
ANBUllY FAIR!
Monday to Saturday.
canto 12. 1901
G. M. Rhndle, Sec‘y.
ORDER To SETTLEAGCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWAllli, u...PIi0«
BATE COURT; sent. 20, A. 1)., 1001.
Estate of Andrew Smllynk. late of
Norwaill. in said district. doccuod.
Ordered. That the administratrix ex-
hibit her administration account to
this court for adjustment at the Pro-
bate olilce In Norwnilt. on the 8th day
of‘ October. 1001. at no o'clock for-o
noon: and that all portion- interested
.in llllld astute may be notified there-
of lhe «mini-trout: will com thin
order to be plibllbhod in I. noitpopllr
aid Mama. at
id 8th day of
Joshuallnpkins
having a cite
lea-t five day:
on I I. m u -.'rm one October,1901. .
‘OA e c FURL a , underway.
t 1 , . - «no. .vtounounoovmmrr «no...
'm-m’ doom» . .mampmo um ”.1
m m m ».
mlioowwn'h'"
. . W ll.
he!» Amy Under Hnrrowlng‘vm- ‘
cum-tone». ‘
,‘Mllen B. Ferrll. who formerly con.
Main street Bridgeport died Thursday
night in a cell In the thchiield fall,
where he was held a prisoner in bonds
ant: to, mitt“, not.
I
_M\\\'\ncrn 60min
North Canaan. His deal.“ will be i!
who remember when I cat was w rth
quantification; grail ° .
”About a week ago llllléa' place w
a desperate resistance that Ferris we
taken. He held the agents at bay to: $99" 28‘ 5w" 30' 00‘. ‘.
some time. but was finally taken by ‘ - l '
superior numbers. ue was held for
trial in bonds of $1,000. No one up-
peared to been , . ' l- “. ‘ ‘
this plrldg was'iiititiligiymhiil'lbififl UR workrooms have been busy every mlnptesmce
8 Due away and as th d ~ ‘ ‘ '
0“,... no welcome Samafnafilygowm the return from the markets of Fashlop of our
him, he fallen perceptibly. Friday " MISS MUTDllV With a grand SElCCllOll 0f Pattern Hats 0f
evening he collapsed and then when a.
physician was enlié‘ It was seen that the most famous modistes 0f “16 Old World audwuih
h‘ . . . . . .
trmxasflllcyiflilgmdlgesayiltzd $3.133"; eyes and mind full to overflowmg wrth latest concerts
broken heart. . - - . .
OHM?! fall‘sgw,“ ”09“er of the and iancres of the mastermmds among Mllhners.
o e on n d t l . ,
ed the. intendinlififlitfl°.fi.i°,3$3. Our trimmers and makers have conceived new
He owned as .iine a brace of tractors ' ‘ ' l
as any horseman Meghan“, and his American arrangements irom the chmcest foreign ideas.
company wan much sou ht. H ~ '
rled Juli Smith, one 01‘8 the' logollgdt Not being mere CODYlSlS YOU are sure to see the be“
fiirln of‘hfirf day in Bridgeport, and his home sivles, making the Boston Store’s showing a
t t ., l '
”titan“... Elfvafi,2“f’,§,°§'c,wmes m unique one qurie m a class by itself.
wife stood by him although of late she Second F100?-
hns been compelled many times to re- '
sort to drastic measures to keep the
wolf from the door. When Ferris left
Bridgeport. having disposed of his hun- 0th A t
inean here, it was said by those who - er nnouncemen 8'
were acquainted with him that he was
worth over and above all encum-
brances. $50,000. Now it is sald'ho
(lied Donnlieas. "M; The New Fa“ suns.
STUDENTSIN kFlGHT. .. , ‘ *
LAFAYETTEI I., 3 . -~ .
Eialiyhthia morninglthefibpvlggllegezliger- The New Sklrts and walStS'
a g tnftcrn “rush in" between -
plantar.:“2...'.r::":n.thirst, The New Dress GOOdS and Silks-
(‘VGJ‘IL wero Injured and it in feared ' ‘
:,l;;glg;y,a;grg§;g;;gog pump; The New Fall and Winter Underwear...
mil not recover.
S mou’r’sStore
Golden Thoughts....
Therein a min point in quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you
pay. There is a cerain 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 goods please the public, that is why we are always busy. ' '
None Battier Cara Be Had .
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary.
The BESTjCCFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
Bridgmnter‘ Hills Creamery Butter in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in tube.
Double Cream Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices, Ferris Hams,
Bacon and Smoked Beef, Superfine Exquisite Figs. .
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty afid delicious. ' it
[it Silllllii, leaning illicit, 33 West Washington that
Telephone Call, 50.2. -
”be -M .. 1.925351
noun“? School Children. ATTENTION!
We are not going to forget thcvi ittle ones by any means. 80 on Saturday, September 28, we are going to
give Absolutely Free. an abundance of School Supplies. consisting of Pencils. Pens. Pads, Composition Books,
Rulers and very pretty Lunch Baskets. Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME TO SEE ‘US ON SAT-
URDAY.
We are also quoting prices very low this week. Give us a trial order and save money.
“.00 I 19 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00
‘ 81.00 5 L88. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. $1.00
$1.00 FINE NATIVE POTATOES ,PER BUBHEL. $1.00
2 pkgn. Cream of Wheel, 2251‘. . b cans Choice Tomatoes, 250
2 pkgs. Grape Nuts. 25!: ”$315?”- 3 cans Cream Cam, I 26c
Pillnbury'n Oat Food, pkg., 9c THE CHILDlllEN 2 lbs. Beet Salt Pork, 25t-
Hornby's Oat Meal. pkg" 13c SATURDAY. ‘ New Marrow Beans. qt., ' - 9c
Cook's Flaked Rice, pkg, 120 New Pen Beans. qt. 8c
New York Grocery; CO.
} ur-ro-oxre onocane.
DONOVAN BUILDING. . SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECASII. ro mil hr
.Lyn‘ch Co. Grocery.
18 POUND GRANULATED spoon. 8m.-
‘ , «goon mucus anon; cannery BUTTER. . .
f ,“ OUR Famous wm'rn ROSE FLOUR. 55c. lino: $4.40 BBL.
‘5
3 coop [Hamlin Milk, use. 3 glue jars New Jun, . 25¢: 15 aka Lion Soap. . 15c. "
13%,“? 9 13¢.” qt. glue jar Jelly, roe n cakes Chic Soap. 25c. ' ,
{lifted , me. 3 lb. minethunn. too 7 cake: Babbitt'l Soap, use. i
or, .
Sailplane“ WI. ‘ esc’s m Mustard-mm use. sakes Bl; Value Soap, ‘ 23¢.
., rm rout. concurrence 021$NORGOFFEE~A and: or warm noon soar.
co.
.. “WT“ "93w“: ,.
Norwalk Chronicler