nomad ..
r0 Mulch» for Tomorrow. .
‘ 0:49; nets 4:30. . -
:12 ll. nu; 6:35 p.‘ In.
WWWmuumtlone‘ I.»
oilfield be “drum! to The
mm letter. III» dump.
rule: about to be removed
demolition. of “the Quaint lit~
"in King" 5 court, Great
‘street, Sonthwark, Low
“filth Ivan recently shut up
‘ P
Int of its ruinous and di
. condition.
ms Pro recs" with
g
.; I,
tly attended in King” at court,
reached from its pulpit, too
citizens by his teachings,
pg In the garre’t of the chapel.
*m-M
of progressive ideas.
erInaIIy is largely due to Mr.
German Parliament.
kl known. as. a philanthropist
lie llile art‘s
‘ I
‘ lg s clcvén‘ pounds.
It ls 5/:
’Propliis’iiin is clicctcll bya -
.- P ‘
gilt of I 1/3 Ind
trouble with t
Want of accuracy.
lepll I 'lholnpsoll. III I lzllllx‘
I! eighty—filth y‘cm III his age.
vicinity IoI sixtv live years
ong practice of his tailing
en up ill IIIaintaining order.
Wm
‘ 32 people must be amused.
cil lQ,
hi
louse. at which
allordl- , ‘r
a- I
' what system.
disiranchisc the
, 13:11: I":
l as
eating lhllt ith John
Local tradii
societal; the author of the.
the
the story being that while
conducting rellgious serviv
Ill-I own impoverished chap.
a Ilhcd In Zoar street he Ire-
‘Itliso related that on one occa—
aving ruliicd the prejudices
“Ills llotly pursued by a furious
l evaded their pursuit by
paid Sonllemalln. one of the
nown public men in Ger-
, y and for thirty years the lea-
of the German Democracy,
lebratc his seventieth birth“
on ()ctobcl 29, at F rankfort-
*MWV 14‘er Is the founder .
itor of the Frankfurter Z-ei-
“ lid thffil‘im'ore‘ than twen-
s a members of the Reich—
wit ch bod y he was one of
earnest and successful
paddpll‘oll of the gold standard
mallll-‘Ll untiring efforts in
He is
s a liberal friend of science
lldpod like a modern shell and
t. in Ilimatcl and Isl/3 inches
at In powder. on the
ylfockct. and a
is attained.
kind of tor-
, as with tilcmltyrockct, will
... New Ilampshilc. who is non
light school in that town
ya. a»: one thing learnt-d ill
"t onc- third of II leathers time
It
plated that. the London county
withering the idea of
ti l‘ll‘llnitipal theater and
the bent
of pin 3 and opcrfis can be
cell abpriccs which the poor
‘ he * I Hi.
avoidge report has been
ill timtfxcorgia lcgisiaturc
bill to establish the Austro-
Mllch Iavor
been gained for the "manure
belief that it would practiv
Illlttfiaf
’\ .growth of business in the.
lfice dcpartmcut' IS indicated
fact my the businegidcflt
y the auditor of the depart-
has increased since I836
than $5,000 .000 to more
' tortolnmeutu will be II town event. Ic-
I rumble In Ill alum
I -' south Nor-walk tiled at Blflr'l In Nar-
lll 00m do
‘eOn oft prntluuunlghfintor cull-
or made Ilklrt with huh t we bull In
the gritduatcd flounco with its fullness
lull! to tuck: and stitched.
' um..-
11‘ ink me Ill mm for breakfast
and I! made the day before to save time
In the morality. It should be made crlnp
ugllln before‘nddln; milk by calling it
in II hot oven for ll towpllnutcl.
‘ A large stock sewn on the cereal an
loop and II half or two inches below the
wand line, will very mulerlally old In
keeping the skirt bands down and in
giving the waist a good effect. Some
corsets alo llrovldeo with these books.
but all can be.
W
youthful locks as long as possible
nllould glve her throat attention to pre-
vent that flohblnesa which Is no dim-
trons to one'a beauty. Hot and cold
water, a good cream, and a few minutes
massage each day are all that In necess-
cry.
ln muklng soup: Slow cooklng ex-
tracts the flavor, and water should bl
culled unlll near the end of the process
In cooklng bones and joints. however.
at high temperature renders the gela-
As the gelntlne la the nutritious part of
the soup, this 13 Important.
A New York woman of means to hav-
_lng a coat made wholly of ermine. ll
reaches to her knees. is held at tht
waist with an enameled girdle. and is
worn with a black cloth skirt decorated
wlth bandzi; of White cloth. Do I need
any that the outfit is a striking one?
While Irleh lace falls out at the throat
“and over the hands.
A not of volumes would doubtless
please your friend if she should rc-
celve them about Christmas time. Wo-
men are wearing these garments now
They make them of a very soft whlt'
:tlunnel flnlchlng | c collar and cuffs
if the garment is of color. wltll white
silk and closlng It with wblte silk
frogs. White flannel could be finished
wlth any color, and those with only a
touch of color in them could have thr
same color repeated in the flnlsh.
POPULAR RECITALS.
Muchlntorut Minimal in the Series
to to Given in South Norwallt.
Very general interest is manifested
throughout the town in the series of
recitals to be given during the wlntor
in the South Norwulk Congregation
ul Church. The aim of the course 19
to supply entertainment of the highest
order and at such prlces as to come
within reach of all. This is often done
in large cltlcs. where the management
ls s rg of a lumntronage. but is sel-
urtlstn may be heurd at It cost which
to not too great for young men and
women of moderate income. I
The recitals will in no way conflict
wlth the Teacher‘s Course and are if!
some sense It supplement to the let:
lures given under the Teachcl' s Assoc
lotion. he predomlnanl idea In nol
the educational but lsihut of henlthv
entertainment under wholesome our
plccs. The pulpoue is not to mold
money and indeed “Olllfllh was decided
upon by the protectors of the course
'unlll two public spirited men but
agreed to make good any deficient!)
Mitch might result The that desire at
the. planners of the course and 0f the
patrons in to counteract the influence
on amusements that are not refining
and olcvatlng. by supplylng nomethlnv
better at a nominal price. The serlcr
includes the til wing:
December H Clark, of the
llnlveraly of Chicago. lo a Ilramlltlc re
cllal of “King Lear."
“laundry 14. Mrs. Paul M Stlaycl
ln miscellaneous reudl g‘s. and From
' Kaltenborn. vlolln aolls oi New 'York
clty.
February 25. Dr. Robert Monroe. of
Washlnkton In “Dr. Jo yll‘,aqd Mr
Hyde." lecture. lnterpre thin and lm
persecution.
Mulch ll. 8. Archer Glhaon oruan
hit and cholrmaster of the Brick Pres
lchtrlun Church and of Temple Beth
illl. New York. and Dr. Franklin D
Lawson. tenor anollnt of New York
A‘hrll 8-. dward P. IBos
100.111 an Idpcrsblintl Ii hr “o hare
and Sense: or. A Glldcd ool. " II atand
ard comedy. " ' '
It wlll be notlced that the entertain
manta which occur during Lent are
the lecture by Rev. Dr. Nourae and
the organ and song recital. Thé com-
only by Mr. Elllott la given more than
0 week after Doctor.
The following have already consent
«av—Wed to be patrons: Mien Cornell:
Beard MrsJ‘hederlck Belden. Edward
Beard. Illr. and Mrs. In Cole. Mr. and
Mrs. John Md. fir. and Mr».
Frank A. Word dud Mrs. null
sell Front. Mrs. Henry W Gregory
Mrs. Dexter Hitchcock. Mr. and Mn
Edwin 0. Keelcr. Mr. and Mrs. John
H Light, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mathew-
Ilon. Mr. and Mn. Melvllle E. Mead
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Naylor. Dr.
and Mrs. T. K. Noble. Dr. Emlly V. D.
Pardon. Mrs. Robert Von But-ell. The
patrons m representative of the en
tire town..nutl It to boost! that the en-
Tloll‘etl ole on sale it Pldlutod’ll hi
bitch; $1 for ll‘vo re.
Every woman who cared about her '
appearance and wishes to keep her .
tlnc soluble. and call should be used .
ddm that In smaller cities high priced .
for the court:
clean.
chant‘a Exchange.
at 60 per cent.
:- verdant to curry, apt to
. limit, likely to spill.
A mean or gin! to
A dainty aluminum
box, no trouble in any
‘ ‘d f l h odlolno in
1:15;“ use u w w 1‘31“ Form. if
p ' you dot
A dose you can take “(0)501;
unobserved, a n yiw he re, TABLETQ.
on the'Strcet if you wish.
SHIPS LONG OVERDUE.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 2(l-
The Prince Albert. 02 days out from
Vancouver. for Queensboro, with rain
Iurancc quoted at 20 per cent, has been
added to the overdue list at the Mor-
Reinsurance of 26 per cent ls quoted
upon the chip Roanoke.
The Brltlsh chip Glen Brook now out
186 days from the Tyne for Valparaiso captured much stock and munitions of
is quoted at 90 per cent.
bark Angnllo. out. 137 days from New- l
castle Australia for Panama stands
Third S. Dione! I ‘
”Indium. 1n . l
‘ l
Than a Blood
M
so 1313191025 cents
some well: carrunao.
LONDON Novembel 20~—A um
patch from Lord Kltchner dated from
Protorla today buys Lieutenant Colou-
bIandcr' II column hull rounded up Buy
our and Bntlve‘n Hurst‘s Boer Com.
manda. thirty miles northwest of Pro-
tcrla. The troops killed three men,
wounded 3 and captured 51. including
two field [3.0311143 The column also
The Blltlsh war. , . .
A”..-
Dominick F‘oI'I-cllluc. of Laura street,
NW Tomi. November 204nm
hunter; and Jumpers the abounds;
and Trotting Bullionia and Roadsters
divided the interest and shared the
honor: at the Horse allow today. The
morning crowd was larger than usual
and the Ipectucular preformnnco of
the jumper; which were cent over all:
momma barn each 5 test high we:
pucbobly the special attraction. ’1‘
were 27 entries in that clean and II tel-
them come ll 10% of horses suitable to
become hunters. The Shetlanda fol-
lowed them with four classes shown.
and alter them came the trotting stal-
lions.
George Peabody Wotmore and John
G Heekster were the ring committee)
(or the day and Cornelius Fellows
and A. Newbolll Norris were named to
ofllelutc tonlght.
The day was clear and nufllclcntly
chilly to be stimulating.
up“
VETERAN DROPS DEAD.
Wu returnlng l-lomo From Pout meet.
lng When He fell.
MERIDEN, Conn. November 20..
Charles Brewer, aged 58. adjulant of
Merriam poet. (l. A. It., fell dead with-
in a few rods of Na home, last night
of heart discusle, while returning from
the annual G. A. It. muster and lo-
IIpcctlon. He served as private in Cam-
pnny l, 2lut Connecticut volunteers,
dollar; the clvll war. He leaves a wlfe
and two sons.
--,_..,_,____., ....._....-
DEATH OF MAJOR WAYNE.
WEST CHESTER. Pan, November 20
~—Mnior William Wayne died today at
tho old Anthony Wayne mansion near
Paoll, thla country. aged twenty-five
yours, At the tlmo of his death he was
prosldent of the Society of the Clneln-
null and for several years was procl-
dent of the Sons of The Revolution.
DETECTIVE O'BRIEN DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA November 20——
.lohn J 0' Hrlen, for many years chlcf
of the Reading Railway Compnny‘ ll do
tcctlve department is dead at his
home In thlu city. He was known ln
la ucrlouuly lll with brouohltlu.
rious effort.
_-.4.... A. .
plus- 'you.
eymo
Don’t Be In A Hurry-#-
IN PLACING YOUR ORDER UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED WHAT WE HAVE TO OF-
FER YOU. EVERYTHING NEW. FRESH AND CLEAN
Thanksgiving Is at hand and our selections of the Cream of the Markets will cxcel any pre-
SPECIAL MENTION.
RICH S FRUIT CAKE—~-\‘I 1'1 ( ..\I I. 'l liEA . 'l"l' illl'l lON I'll? llll“ l HDIIS
Ies Crisp. Extra Choice Large French Pruueé..po
Ind Buckwheat Honey. the Finest Maples rilp. {u hue of Cereals
"mm the mills. Apples, Oranges, Bananas. é
Potatoes, Cranberries. etc.
Cape Cod Cranberrlos
c air. for 28 lm.
WHAT [I LITTLE CASH WILL DO.
Blanca your on: over this Im a! Spunk for this week. and I! then I: anylblng
la 1!!ro!!! Intern! you. Kindly place your order with In.
Maud s. Flour. per barrel.
Maud 3. Fleur. per bag.
Elgln Creamery Butter, per pound,
thohfleld County Prints. per pound,
19 pound. Granulated Sugar,
Sugar Cured Home. per pound,
Small Lun Shoulders. per pound,
6 package: Unudn Biscuit for
Choice Mixed You from
Fruh‘ Round Come. from
a». a... umm-mvw
Ll Ni I (lit llllHLAlmlI ASl\ I‘O SI.
Camembert Cheese, fresh Saturday: New Edam Cheese. very finest; Original Blown Molas-
p236 Cream Cheese. rich and mild; New Clover
rape
CALL AT THE STORE WHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT.
l‘. E lllllllll, lulu lillllll 33 West Washington Street
Telephone 6.0.584
Long lslarid Turnip:
43 m. a basin!
it Grapes, Celery. Lettuce. Cauliflower. Sweet
$4.26 Jone-'u Superlallvo Flour. per barrel, 04.40
MI: Janet's Buoerlallve Flour, per bug, 550
260 Vollow Turnlps. per peck, 15¢
23c Fancy Potatoes, per pack. 230: per bushel, 4. 90c
$1.00 '2 package: Balaton'u Breakfut Food, ‘ 25c
‘ 12c. 2 packages mllsbury'n Vitae. for 15¢:
9c 5 pound package P'urlnn Helllh Flour. 21:
250 Quart Jar New Jolly (all flavors) 10c
35c to 60¢ lb. 3 package: Macaroni for ‘ 25c
13c to 300 lb.\ Walter Baker's arcakmt Cocoa. box, 23c
pollce circles all over the country.
ll) llll'l\tll
l7.”ll
dbl! Pancake Material. fresh
1 Capo Cod Cranberries
4' on. for 25 on.
We are sum we can
P.
Donovan B'd' a. South Norwalk.
If you on thinking of golfing a barrel of Flour
Our print Is very Law.
How In tho time.
So take advantage of rim 3an and
New York Grocery Co.
A. P. lockman a CI», Bucuuon,
T.’c 0.", '33".
mm
M.......- H... ”ugwm
SPECIALS FOR nus WEEK Al
Lynch Co. Grocery
be who.
{ls-J? Main Strum Norwalk.
.. w-wlm L.-. um...“ . ... ..
,
In POUND GRANULATED CUGAR.
OUR FAMOUS ELOIN CREAMERY BUTTER.
.OIIR FAMOUS WHITE ROBE 4Il‘IJ.'.ll.IR. 55¢. BAG; 04.40 BBL.
. 951:
to:
rec
no.3 glaulmflcw an.
$1.00. '
'35 «be 163;: 3:5. 95:.
I: called m.
I]. «but W3 lap. > use
“WWW WI .
cure to attract:
regular price $15.98, now
throughout. worth $7.98. at
Mlascs’ Castor and Oxford Gray Coats.
$7.50, at
throughout worth $3 75 at
Suit, for
A few Suits left from last springs selll
shades, that were $10, 00, now
LADIES'
ed with tucks. button front or but
back with tucked fly front, la;
$2.60, $2.75 and $2.98. at
't.
Jackets, Raglan,
Tailored Suits,
Wants and.
The height of the buying season is here. To meet the demand our stock:
are at their hlphat point. So var/led are the assortment; that we have bad
customer: come here and buy who could net be suited In New York. Rare
cant, poulbly. but neverthelen. lncldcnts which prove at least that our
stock. are fully up to metropolitan standard.
Ludlon' Oxford Gray and Black Raglans. half fitting, waist and sleeves
satin lined, regular value $14.98, now
Ladlos' Kcrscy Raglanc, extra good cloth, regular price $18. 50, now
Mlnues’ Heavy Oxlmd Gray Raglans, yoke back, velvet collar and cuffs.
Ladies" 27- Inch Kcrscy Coats, colors block. cantor, tan and navy, lined
lnfants' Walking Coats. red royal blue and caster ladios’ cloth, lined
Ladies Oxford Gray Homespun Suits. skirt and jacket neatly strapped
with black silk, 3 styllsh. scrvlge able sult worth $12. 98. at
Ladlell’ Block Chevlot Serge Suits, fiounce skirt finely stitched, silk
lined jacket, with peau-de-sole silk facing and rovers, a good $15
FLANNEL WAISTO
Ladles' Fine Albatross Wulsts in black and light evening shades, but-
ton front and back. regular price $2.00. at
fidles’ Flue French Flannel Walsts, plain or embroldered. all finish-
;Icsortment of styles,
Separate Skirts
~
The following offerings are
10.98
$14.98
512. 50
sizes 12 to 18 years, worth
£4.98
$2.98
$8.98
10.00
mostly gray and cantor
$5.00
'18.
$1.39
ton back, also imitation button
worth ‘
01.98
LIVING OUT OF DOORS.
W
_ Plan Inaugurated by Denver People for
Conwmptallves in Successful.
DENVER Col. November 20———The
Rocky Mountains lnduslrlnl Sanitarl
urn organized by Dcnvcl professional
and bnelnoss men last spring is now in
successful operatlon. On a 10 acre
tract five miles from Denver, 15 or 20
patients in the early stages of conaum
ptlon are, under the plans of the pro-
moters. vll'tllally taking care of them-
selves. The rlllors of the institution
compels a continuous outdoor life to
be maintained summer and winter.
tent, plenty of warm clothing and
blankets and a small store to l)o\lsed
only in cxtlcmcly cold weather. Ex
pcrlenccd has moved that with proper
on air and sunshine artlflclal heat is.
unnecessary and becomes absolutely
to the patients. who without exceptlon
are gaining rapidly.
The hope of the physicians and
II great colony of all consumptlvea who
come to Denver and thus take them off
the streets of the city, and out of the
hotels and boardlng houses, where
they could never recover and where
they are. a constant menace to the pub
llc health While no out- In all allow-
cd by the articles of incorporatlon to
profit by the cntcrprlsc, the Institu-
tlon must be self supporting. The co-
operative ldon has already been put in-
to force for many of the patients are
supporting themselves wholly or import
by doing the work on the premises.
Next spring the ground will be plot,
led and“ everything needed at the 3qu-
larlum will he ruined and sold to the
commlasary department at regular rc‘
tall prlcon. l! is also the purpose to
make the place no nttrnctlvc that In-
hercular patients of coma means will
be glad to avail themselves of ltll ad-
vantages and ‘contrlbute money lnstcld
of labor. The aanltnrlum auxiliary
conlpoued of young women has estab-
lished branches In many eastern cities
where money III helnrt rallied for the
equipment of tents and the bulldlng of
alry cottages. Margaret 8. Dunno.
who rccclvod high commendatlon for
her work In urmy hospital Ilurlng the
amnion war. has been secured u I!»
pcrlntcntlcnt.
WANT TO EREfJaOFHCI BUILD-
IJONDON, Novombur 20-—'!‘bc notion
of 1m Anglo-Amcrlclln syndicate to up-
plylng to the bondon county (launch
for o. llllll-yeuru’ lane of II alto on the
north side of the Strand for the croc-
tlon of an oulcta bulldlng on American
llncu. to cont 152.000.1100 bu cull-cu
much comment and Interest. end ll
disco-lied from VII'IOlII colour of view.
Ilany people IhIlrc Willllrn Welder!
Astor‘l vlom. u uprooted in today‘s
locus of that Pull lull om, throw-
!ng and water on the proposed "oddl-
tlcn to that conglommtlon of ambit»
lure! chm whlch In modern moon. ”
The Poll?“ Mamet! fur- thallium
moth building wlll deform the new
lb era. The melorll , of the
buildup optimally ' amends
the um III the when Timed. which
to Mal llionlo tome Milli
uriylhll mm
in. mun
Each patient is provided with a roomy .
food and clothing and I1 life In the op- i
other back of the enterprise is to form ,
INVESTIGATING CHILD'S DEATH.
Mother Clalms It was Caused by
Strychnlne Poisoning.
NE YORK. November 20—The po-
lice Hohoken. N. J.. are lnvéstlgub
ing today the mystery of the death of
five~yearoltl Emeline Dale, who died
there yesterday of strychnlnc. polson-
ing The child Was the daughter of
Harvey S. Dale. manager of 8, life in-
surance agency in Chicago. His wife
arrived at Hoboken on Satlllday night.
according to statements made by her.
she had not been feeling well and had
been taking strychnine tablets. On
Monday she. said that she left the tab-
[lets on a dressing table. and while she
was asleep. her child arose and ate
three of them, thinking they were can-
dy ‘Her cries awoke me," continued
Mrs. Dale “and l summoned a phy-
siclan.”
The physician who was summoned
sald he remained with the child for
.two hours, when she had compeltely
recovered An hour lifter he left he
was telephoned that the child was
dead. The county physician declined
to grant a burial permit and the child
body 13 held, pending the result of the
police lnvestlgatlon and the arrival of
the father from Chicago.
Mrs. Dale was a Miss Howe. of New
York city. Her father was a phyl-
clan who left an estate from which
Mrs. Dale received an income of $200
a month.
DID NOT WANT TO EXPERIMENT.
Vice-President Ward Tell. Why Cable
Contract Wu not Awarded More.
NEW YORK. November till—George
D. Ward. first vlcepresldcnt of the
Commercial Cable Company. said in
an Interview, when asked why the con-
tract for a Pacific cable had not been
awarded to an American company:
“The Commercial Pnclfle Cnble Com-
pany would have been very happy to
have glvcn an American company ltu
contracts, but there In no company In
the llnlted States that could. we felt.
perform the work. They have not the
machinery and we could not afford to
have the work of laying the cable take
the form of all uxpcrlmcnt."
Mr. Ward acid that as coon all the
acctlon from this country to the Ho.-
wallan Islands was completed. work
on another, eectlon to connect those
Islands with tho Phlllpplnca would
commence at once. All to roles he
3110- that no schedule had yet been
flxcd.
He laid it was expected that the
now cable would allow or the" trace-
mlulon of manager In nearly four
hour: full; time tblm required at pro. ,
“I“.
MITNOPOLITAN IANail FAILUHI. ,1
TACO!“ Waldo. November 20—»?
No «element of the llnbllllm and res ;
sources of the Mttrooolltorl Bank. ,'
which but pun! Into the bond; of o. ;
receiver. bu at been given out. After ;
the run on 0 bank yuterdoy the *
Clout-lug House mupnd after an cnm- ;
inhibit of the neuritic! of the bank. j
Meredith) advance gaunw‘egougb III II;
carry over I) v m on ‘
113300. gllli we; done
no the Clout-lug hon-c declined uIlIIb
Ill 1M MAD. ,
November 20-»- 1::
I
run! duties big! 7
.1703 “10““ Infill 0’
writer nod .
Norwalk Chronicler