,ocroana II. 1901. '
re Almanac for Tomorrow.
‘I‘iwo 6: M; acts 5:12.
11’1'30 a 111.; 12: 2! p In
on communicationl for
hould be adore-sod to The
aper read at the recent meet-
the British Association, lll
wIw, bore the remarkable ti-
4: Frequency and Pigmen—
Value of Surnames of
Children in East Aber—
ibshit'e." The author has found
ult of‘long and caudal fact
ng in his district of Scot-
3 but surnames and complex-
30 together to a remarkable
Among the most frequent
he names in the territory, he
discovered Whyte, oddly
h, was particularly dark in
ring. So Were the surnames
mikshank, Stephen and Pat-
n. -Ou the other hand, Wal-
,‘Frascrs, Grants and Parks
we blonds Robertsons and Gor-
s were dark. Persons named
, Grant or Thomson were
likely to be red headed
.3 has members of the john-
3 Walker lIorbcs. Burnett and
on families had the least per—
ge of red in thicr coloring.
We...
discovery of the remains of
‘ 3 A ericau soldiers on the hat—
5 of Luud3's Lane, Canada.
tirnished an opportunity for
easant act of courtesy toward
IUnited States on the part of
Dominion of Canada. ihe re-
s are to be reintericd by the
of Captain Iiull, aIIotheI Am—
an killed in this battle Ac—
t'tg to an IIliiIial Iepoit to
tate Department, made ‘in
snl Brush, at Niagara Falls,
éeI’eIn0n3 will occur today
he Lund3 5 Lane Historical
3er of (auada, the Niagara
Historical Society. the For—
urth Battaion oi tanada and
mpany of the I‘ourteenth
nited States lIIfaIIII3 will take
in the exeicisés
onsul Hill reports from Am
33 prdam; The necessii3 for l IIit~
Stfites InauufacHIuIcIs to adopt
metric s3 stem iII iIIrci gin trade
omes Ilail3 more iInpeIatiIe \
_ in Holland received this w‘cek
(fable yoiier from New York {OI
barrels of potatoes As this
as a new business the guestiou
,uee arose how many pounds
to were in (l 11ml of lltllllliltS
‘ ricau pounds, too. its the
3qu1 I'I‘I'iiiiIIs trIIIu Inns A
3 y was lost lIeiIIII thI au—
ollld lll‘ wired. Had the III»
een limb in kilogi IuIs (WU)
ens man in tin counuucidl
‘roIn V laIlix IIstIII II III M. llll’e
would ban) understood it in—
gressnian Shairoth who
eon trayclliug III the Philip»
,éomes3 back with thebelief
here will be no profit in the
Ion of those islands, either
biall‘y or olitically. Itfcb hrs
3 6m $C .,oooooo to $75?
year to keep the soldier-5
,ond with the quuberdjr ref-I
to the least possible to pre«
be. peace Mr. Shafroth thinks
of the islands. will warrant.
Wisconsin department pi
and Army of the Republic
ued an order that the name
trident MeKinl‘ey' s assasgin
‘d never be pronounced by
lead . ‘I New Adiéfioa
Jéoti’puncc it for
ost will‘be greater than the '
H)! .13
'cona
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty and delicious.
hmwwamummm
‘3
Pole pink crepe do chine and lace
bands trim a tea gownot green satin.
Black velvet and black wings trim a
white camel- hair felt
.u—w
Some workers on fine embroidery
‘coneldcr a. celluloid thibble lbdiapcnsi
blc when using dellcatcly colored silks.
Black lace over Ywhite makes a very
handsome gown for a matronly woman
to wear at It wedding.
A (Iowa on the dining table quch-
heath the. table cloth not only saves the
table but tends to make the linen look
heavier.
....——-
.—
Black velvet ribbon still remains a
favorite for trimming afternoon, morn- .
lug, eveninga-all aorta and kind! of
gowns. Nothing seems to quite take
its place.
A good many of the bodicea 'of the I
season's tailored gowns have the ap-
pearance of being made in pieces and
then laced. buttoned, or othervliee fair
toned together.
._____
The fashionable man of our grant me-
tropolis never carries the some cane
two days in succession, but has such It
variety of sticks that he can carry a
different one each day for many days.
The repousc designs in silver are the
favorite handles.
I was talking recently with a friend
whohad just been demonstrating that
an apple placed in the jar with cookies
would prevent them from drying up. i
thoughtdt was worth passing along. for
in some families cookies are quite an
item of the food supply of the family,
and no child likes a dry cocky.
h..—
SUBMARINE BOAT RETURNED.
Comes into Stamford Harbor for Cou-
ple of Hours.
.l. L Carter inventm, and his sub-
Iiiarine boat. trace of which was lost
for a time after the alleged accident
to the craft when it was said to be be
heath the surface of the water-oil
Penileid Reef Bridgeport showed up
again in Stamford waters. The sub-
marine boat came into the outer him
her late Friday afternoon, under
tow. She anchored there for about two
boure, and then proceeded, under tow
towards New ”York, where she will be
dry-docked and overhauled. While the
boat was there Frederick (later, 0:
Stamford who has been working on
the craft during the past three ycais
went aboard
Outer said that the stories of the ac
eident oft Bridgeport had been greatly
exaggerated. He said that the bout
met with a simple accident that could
have been repaired on the spot had
Mr Carter cared to lay to. The invent-
or had made up his mlndi lo drydock
the craft Oster said and for that rca~
son has signaled for a tow.
Outer declined in say whether the
accident happened while the boat was
under water. He remarked it was of a.
trivial nature. and the craft would be?
ready fOI a thdr‘ough testing in lhu~
course of a few days. _
.__.3.._._
GOV. PILLSBURY BEYOND HOPE.
MINNFAI’OLIS Minn. OI tobol 14w
PIaetlIally all hope had been given up
for the. rccovmy of icimor Governor
John S Pillsbury who in suh‘crinu
from Bright‘s disease. During the
past week he was unconscious the
greater portion of the week and today
he was wonkchlIan at any time liiil"
in: his present illness. Mr. Pillsbury
is seventy three years old.
Sey
.mto
oil it
be: with. I
M
y It 51009.”!
quiry Club or the South Norwuik Cou-
gregutionnl Church The topic was
'Emereon, the Leader of Those Who
Live by the Spirit. " A. Blanchard op.
cued the meeting with a few remarks
on the subject and then introduced
Christian Swartz. who delivered a very
instructive and interesting address.
Paul O. Schultze and James P. Pun
unit will have charge of the meeting
next Sunday. The subject will be
."Socialiam and individualism in ilu
man Propicee" Judge John H. Light
will deliver an address on “ St. Paul
the Man" Sunday. October 27. “St
Paul in his Writingo.' will be the
theme on Sunday November ll Dea-
'e'ou Lewis H. Noah will lead. Christian
Swartz will have charge of the meet-
,iiig Sunday. November 10 The sub-
jeet will be "The Book of Job, Modern
R'eadcrs' Bible "
The leaders have not been chosen
for the other Sundays during the rest.
of the year. ut the subjects are as fol-
lows: Nova ber17, J hn Flake; No-
vember 24. The Life iii urinating: Dc-
cembcr 1. Henry Ward Beecher: Dc-
3ombcr 8, The. Making of the Bible;
December 15. The Jesus of the Goe-
pola; December 22. Jenna in Modern
Life. and December 29, Religious Dis-
cussion and Tolerance.
THE WEATHER OF YESTERDAY.
The inclement weather of yesterday
was a great disappointment to many
who had planned to spend the day out
of doors, and the person that was
compelled to be about the day was one.
of monotony. The humidity was very
oppressive and winter underwear was
considered a regular de luxe edition of
“The White Man’s Burden.” The rain
came in showers and towards the
evening was augmented by It slight
breeze that made pedestrians shudder.
The weather on the sound was bad
and thc'wuter was inclined to be
rough. All small vessels sought the
shelter of the ports and were content
to‘ remain inside until the storm abat-
III.
-w. H..- .. S.“ -........_.-..._..._.._.. Wm
SOLVENT NOTlCE.
DISTRICT OF NORWAIK. an. PRO.
BATE COURT, Oct. 9. A. 0., 19m.
Estate of Frank L. Pfahl, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the [he
trlIt. of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months rom the date hereof
for the (northern of said estate itr‘cx-
lIlbit their Ilaima rm
Those who neglect to present their
uccountu, properly attested. within
said time. will be IlelInrrcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are .
requested to make
lliont to
immediate puy«
JOSEI’II n. TAYLOR:
oil) 17 24 Administrator.
.7.
ORDER OF NOTICF.
DISTRICT OF NORWAIIK, an. PRO-
BATE COURT. Oct. iii. A. l)., mill.
Whereas, written petition has been
made to this Court. praying. for real
sons therein not forth, for administra-
ltion of the estate of Sarah E. Guycr.
late of Norwalk in said district. Iic
Icascd.
()Ideicd. That said implication be
heard and determined at the, Probate
Office in Not-walk. on the 19th day of
October, lilill. at it o'clock l'ol'cuoon;
and that public notice thereof be given
to nil persona interested therein by
publishing this order in a Ilt‘Wfilmlll‘l‘
having ll circulation in said district.
at least five days before said day of
hearing.
lilthlll' W (lltlal lOlli.
Judge.
. «- _..
0111' S
settlement.
an interesting motto! Ii
the Cbrlotion inv-
‘Window Shades, Cornice Poles.
p
a line at
that much of Iowa mulct tut prohi-
biting open silicone on election days,
holiday: or aunday. The mulct law
provides that in case or such violation
the saloon keeper loses his rights un-
der the mulct law and becomes sub-
ject to the phohihltory law, and may be
indicted and his saloon closed. Gltlea
may not reduce this drastic penalty
toil a. nominal line, as in the case dccid
(3
FIRST OPENING
Fliili FALL :liiLLlliiiRi ~
31 litin St, Tlloi‘flli, Ct.
SATURDAY, Oil. iZilI
Miss M. F. Ackerman.
)cunoctod with the Bridgeport Millin-
cry establishment of M. Lustig. Ladies
of Norwalk and neighboring towns are
cordially invited to attend. No cards
are issued. Tea will be served from
4 to G and 7 to 9 p. m.
PAINT PUT ON
IN THE FALL
lasts longer and looks better
than it put on at any other
seasoII.3 If you think of hav-
ing some painting done
Let Us Make
An Estimate
Im the Work for 'OIn‘
figures will include the best. of
paint, skillful
workmen, and complete satis-
you.
and .
’ .
faction to youl
Painters' Samoa, ‘Artists'
Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Frari'u'id to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging, Decor-
ating. '
Telephone, Call.‘133—3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwaik " ,.Conn
33?
tore
Golden Thoughts
3 There' Is a cerain point ihu quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you
pay. There Is a ccrain point in price below which the Best Quality Is impossible. _
We sell the genuine goods on email margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation
goods. Our goods please the public, that 18 why we are always busy.
None Better Can
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
catabliohed that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary.
The BEST COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
cry Bittter in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter In tube. .
once-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices, Ferris Home,
..A
3 3 375d ewater Hi
I: Cream ‘3‘
Smoked B
lEflW.
SPECIALS FOR THIS iIIIEEK Al
F Lynch Co. Grocery
OUR FAMOUS
Magnolia
. can Roiet Boot
. 13¢.
.1 lb. can Corned but,
M
:5oi3 glam jars motion."
He Had..........
Exquisite Figs.
Telephone Quit, Ill-2.
I
Id POUND GRANCLATED SUGAR. ‘
imam Chamber our-ran. . 3
one mucuswvmrn nose: atone. 55:. mo; Mo that.
it at elm in Jelly.
use :5 cake! Lion Boob.
zoo ill calm Chic Sow.
Inc -1 calico Bobbitt’ofiolp.
use. 735 entree Big Vaughn-p.
wk
"'9.“
,
35¢.
. 5‘30-
careful *
. a. doctor. so we gave it Dr. King’
ipormunet
332.3;
'5‘," . 3 .
chiefs. worth 15c. 63.; 3 for ......
Writing Paper and Envelopes,
15e a box. 2 boxes for .....
Men's Fine Black Cashmere Ii
Men's Camel
Socks. worth 20e., 2 pair for .....
45c act of Pitchers, 1 qt., 1% qt.
2 qt., set ........................
lty. 5 yards for .................
25c Fancy or Plain Neck Rlbb
good styles, 1% yds for ........
gain. both for: ..................
35c. Ladiec‘ Belts,
styles, this sale for .............
4 Papers Needles,'i
Cotton. all for ..................
2 pair best Cornet Clasps, 0 li
Corset Laces, all for ............
4 Papers good Pins; 4 papers
Hair Plus. all for ..............
50c.
49c. Oblong or Round Griddles...
7I. 0Amoakeag Apron Checks, six
Ladles' Lace Embroidered Handkern
Menu all linen Handkerchiefs. worth
12%c ea , 3 for... ...............
was
Men's Unlaundcred White Shirts. worth
390., at ........................
Children's Vesta and Pants to match,
sizes 16 to 24, two garments for..
8 Cakes Pears linscented Soap .....
Ladles' Fact Black Cotton Hose. seam-
less. worth 12!”. a pair, not more
than three pair to one person,
3 pairs for .......................
worth 25c a pair, 2 pair for .......
Hair and Grey Wool
....
7c Brush Braid. all colors, best qual-
25c Hair Brush. 10c Comb, a big bar-
only the newest
spools. 500 yard
good
25c Side Combs, 6 Celluloid Hair Plus,
all for ..............................
‘ 25c. Tooth Brush. 150. Whisk Broom,
all for ..............................
me. Heavy Fancy Outing Flanncls.
the best in America. four yds. for. . ..
Black Beaded Chatelaine Bag for..
”we. Figured Flannelettes. the pop-
ular Persian designs, four yds. for..
L‘oiitinuaiion of Our Soul Magic Figure Sale
29c 15 all we ask tor goods worth 39c and 500. he store' In this country sells as
good merchandise at such remarkably low prices as you Will find at the Boston Store.
’A big statement but will prove it without a doubt by the iollowiug list of cut prices:
yd, this sale. . ..
sale ............
this sale ........
3 All Linen Tray
yd. this sale. . ..
.oo
' ' ' sale
6c. yd.. this sale.
yd., this 531e,...
3-.
039: for .............
290
Ladies' Muslin
and
0118,
nen
29c
LII.
yds.
.In
4 yda. All Linen Crash, worth 12%c. ‘
3 yds. Slikolcne, worth 1 %e ydthls
7 yds. Domet Flannel worth 6e. yd..
............
6 Fringed Wash Cloths, worth 7c. yd.,
this sale ......
6 yde. Full Bleached 4-4 Muslin. worth
450 Water Bottle and six glasses ......
39c. Blown Glass Pitcher ..............
Nigh Robes,
med with tucks and embroidery,
regular price 500 ....................
490. Glass Set of seven pieces ..........
Ladies' Muslin Chemise, best quality
cotton corded bands. regular price
390 .............
4 ydn. French Hair Cloth for ..........
Ladics’ Muslin Drawers, trimmed with
clusters of tucks and embroidery.
regular price 39c ....................
39c Tin Glazed Jardlulere .............
Ladies’ Low Neck' Corset Covers, trim-
med with-Valencienncs insertion and
lace, regular price 50c ..............
Children's Petticoats of heavy Daisy
flannel. plain pink or blue.
brella style, worth 50c, at.; ........
490. Jardlnlere and Pedestal ............
lnfants‘ Sacqnes. Knitted Worsted or
Flannel. 50c. kind ...................
49c. Meat Flatten.
35c. Table Tumblers. dozen ............
Children's Heavy Canton Flannel or
lennel Night Draw-
ers. wbrth 39c.. for ..................
Covered Chambers ...............
[Pile Chopping Bowl and Knife ........
lasc Bread Board and Knife ..........
striped Outing 1‘
29c
i
...................
Cloths, worth 15c.
..............
4 yds. Serim, worth 121M.
yd. “thiia
....................
....................
All Linen Table catamaran:
. I ...................
1 yd. 50c. Silk and Wool Plaid Cloth.
290.
trim-
....................
29c
um~
BEST For TH cowm 1, If“. I
Genuine stomped CC. C. Never sold in bulk.
m of the thief who Mu to sell
‘3 "scum“ hot as good "
"Henry, what was the matter with
you when you came in last night?
"Nothiug‘that I know of. Why?"
"Well. you kept walking around the
bed With your hands on the railing say-
ing, 'Here‘a the banisters all right, but
where’s the stalrs‘f"———Plckup.
TO’T CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.
“One night my brother‘s baby was
taken with Group.“ writes Mm. .i. U.
Snider, of Crittendcn, Ky., “it seemed
it would strangle before we. could get
It New
Discovery, which gave quick relief and
tly cured. We always keep
it in the once to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. It
cured me of a chronic. bronchilktron-
ble that no other remedy would re—
lieve." infallible for Coughs, Colds,
Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and :1
Trial bottles free at l". H. Baxter's
south Norwalk; John A. Riggs'e. Nor
walk.
Head restofivaéotlone.
FANCY NATIVE
POTATOES.
you sold me wouldn't kick?
Snapper lions he kitk‘.’
liillllilo—l should say he docs'
Su appci
for me giiing him such It good (th11110
ter, too ~Tit. Bits '
C M. Phelps, Forestdalc. Vt.
his child was completely cured ofa
bad case of eczema by the use of De- 1
Witt“ a Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counter-felts. in instantly relieves
piles. George C. Stilleon.
Done in Colors.——Clara-“l was our»
priced toIaee so much paint on your
face last night. i never saw anything
like it in my life.
Maude—~Wcll. if you can't afford to
buy a mirror l'll lend you {mew—Chica-
go New.
W. 'l‘. Wesson, Ghoiscnvlile, ya..
drugglst. writes: "Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My costumers say it i: the best rem
edy for coughs, colds.- throat aud lun
troubles." George C stillson.
No Assistance Required—“it hike to
me as if you was thrylug to make
throuble between me an' the folks up
stairs."
ubI'vII 39. bit! if Oi wanted to make
throuble for anybody Ol’d. do it for
thiin ut'e not Ito able to do it for
thimao you."
ouoIcit {than ._
corneas. ,
$1.60 hen BUBHEL.
15¢ PER PECK.
'Iho ungrateful brult‘ Al' mediate impr'owmenta
says i
Berni Prints. 60 and 7c. regular prices. «llc. Enamel Salt Boxes ...............
six yards for ........................ 333I. Enamel (‘ollanIleIs ................
it All Linen Towels. worth 15I. each, Thine i-loopCedaI Pail ............
this sale...‘ .......................... ’"ilI Steel. lI‘Iying Pan .................
2 extra large. Honeycomb Towels. 2 yds 2.II Double lI‘aIed Cloth for..
worth 22c; mic sale ................ il yd. 5th. \elveteen Garnet Green ......
o T, f
I)
M- _,. . 3 . _ 3 3.... ._ . A”
CANDY «mug-'1‘; or iliIIlIiiMl thought you said this horse lMPRoVEmENTs AT ONCE.
Southport and Fairfleld people are
IIIIII lI elated moi the prospect of im-
'l‘hI~ Bridge
pOII Hydraulit Co. Will supply watIr
in the hem future arrangements
having been completed for opening the
streets for pipes. The Uneowa Water
& Light Co.. which has the charter for
supplying light. is willing to furnish
either gas or electricity, as arrange-
ments have been made with both the
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.. and the
Bridgeport Electric Light 00. But the
company will ask citizens to declare
their choice.
Chronic Constipation Cured.
The most important discovery of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. Casearets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu~
inc tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold In bulk. Druggists, Ioc.
BOILER EXPLOSION KILLS TWO.
CLIFTON Arm. October 14—An ex-
plosion of a boiler in the plant of the
Detroit Copper Company instantly
killed W. W. Morgan and F. A. Adamo.
firemen. Harry Davidson, converter
engineer, and Jose Anthems, helpci
on the engine, and evcrul others were
painfully injured b molten metal. but,
the injuries are not necessarily fatal.
FANCM NATIVE I
POTATOES,
26c PER PECK.
Fresh Stock.
nenolblo housekeeper:
eaten: and P
.. Strictly Fresh Eggs, don, 28c
{loans Magnolia Milk. are
Qt.J or Jelly,” he I ‘ ice
0 lbl. Laundry Burgh, 25c
6 the. New Pruncq, 25c
FLOUR
.3 .. moo I. noun.
,‘ . ,3 .. Joan's noun.
i .. .3 " ’ IPILLIIURV'I stock.
Fine Quality.
.10 LII. ORANULATID SUGAR,
PINIIT ELOIN CREAMIRYIUTTER. PER Ll,
mu'r' BUTTER. PER Law
2 POUNDS
FULL
I CREAM. CHEESE.
FOR
new:
no one. on,
,MR min, «in:
o
A Q
Low Prices.
We are the leaders in the Grocery line. Why? Because when you buy of us you are not paying more
than Market Prices. Just as soon on the market drop» we' are the first to so with it. Therefore by buying your
Groceries bore you are never paying too much for them. Here are a few Bargains that will interest most any
31.00.
250.
230.
Campbell’l Soup (cash) 3 for 3 250
Mustard "Sardines, can. 90
Bolted Beans. our cool ' tic
Purina Pun Cake Flour, plug. 90*.
Grand Ma's Pen Cake, Flour, plop, 9c
FLOUR
PER Mann, “.35.
m hAllREL. mo.
PIII “one, «.70.
‘ courtroom“;
Norwalk Chronicler