wager oi China in-
a,.glrls’ -school in
‘iIL instruct them in
Is that the our
. {foreign parentage in
7' 1.314, 453. . The num-
Chlca‘gp in ’1900 was
In ‘237. 688 were native
6 at foreign birth or
t voters 103 .674 were
tags and 121.804 or for-
goiv Thus it appears that
raters 395,164 are or for-
rentage and only 11).
yo parentage The latter
a the 13, 608 negro vo-
wwwww
n the green shades
i icing tor hats for ov-
I ”‘2 as are a pleasant ad-
' hitter menu of broiled
\ .rp .
, Not with candelabra
slut mm the standard on
and let ornaments are
sry handsome. wide
considered very fashion;
licelleut thing with
a a lamp chimney ho-
II and contracts so rea-
use: not need to be
. woman who cl
alter a bath and on
‘wIIII the palms or her
anon with the palm of
lalm‘s but been instru-
III liar lie-II hard and
‘ returned to his worli
. burg and dau
their new summer
._ ll Attending at the Danbury Fain»:
‘ mum
_ thongs to her home In Brooklyn. ,‘
today. -;
Mrs. J. K Hyatt has"
Asbury Park. ‘
z
Fred Waters, 0! Day street. is our
. loving a vacation. ‘
Mrs. A. D. McGuire, of Asbury Park.
Is the guest or Mrs. ‘J. K l-Iyatt.
“5......
D. W Raymond spent yesterday In
" attendance upon the Danbury Fair.
A. A. Williams. of Hartford, is in
tsouth Norman: on a short business
rip. » 9 9
Mrs. George R Bylngtou. or the Clit-
lord has gone to Washington D. 0..
for a visit
Wm
Thompson, oi Philadelphia, is
vstopplni In Norwalk for a law days
on business: ‘
Mrs. Edna Morgan. of North Main
street, is visiting her mother at her
home in Danbury. ~
Thomas Collins is spending the day
at his home in Danbury and Incidental-
ly taking in the Fair.
Miss May Walton, head trimmer at
Miss Tiilotson' s has been spending a
few days in New York.
I...
Herbert Saabya, of Bridgeport,
been spondli‘); a feW days with Mr.
and Mrs. William Saahye. .
m...
Mr. and Miss ’1'. M3 Leavltt en route
from New York to Boston, stopped
My over, night at the. fillitord
Among the mail? Norwaik people at-
tending the Danhury fair today are
William F. DeKlyn and O. E Wilson.
Victor Sherwood, at Newark, has
been the guest of hill pire'nts Mr and
Mrs. George 8hcrwuud.Woodward ave-
one.
no .. a...
Lester Byxbea 01.0mm street, has
In the Austin 8:
Crew manuiaotoryimgter a short vaca-
tion. . .; .
Mr. and Mrs William M. Saunders,
at New Britain. are spendi a tow
dfy‘s'tnt Mr. Saunders' horn in Ann
3 rec
J. H Scelcy, of Bridgeport, treasur-
or of the Belle Island Improvement 80-
clcty is in South Norivalk today cull
lug on friends. ~
.—
A party composed of Thomas B:-Il
com. Jesse Listen Cornelius Pierce
and Harry lloutbn will take in the Dan
bury Fair tomorrow. ,
Mrs. M. A. Vosburgh. Mrs. G. A. Vos-
lighter or Courtlsnd Place,
have returns m It short visit. with
rola yes in Greenwich. ,. ,
.‘w
H;
R. 8. Barclay and family will vhclito
o in howaytca
next week and round to their winter
residence in Brooklyn r
all? Margaret Vosbursh and um.
""" up auburn and daughter, at dam
la‘ndt Piece, have been spending a few
days with friends In Greenwich.
‘I I
Irving H. Reed, toremsa for Truck-
man i... J. Reynolds. is enjoying his
annual vacation this week. which he
Eula Titanium. who been
I! Mr 'd Mrs. WV ram
Uranus. “has re-
wuusiu Mild“ Igor: bafslhslhof'
‘ I or notation of Florodo
ll" honoaA TISTI ALLY some;
Theatre Willi." ‘
with the mils! ‘
cry was translucent t a Itirls’ pretty
and the costume we
in‘
The music was
once thoroughly enjoyed every minute
of it should; their appreciation in
enthusiastic encores.
traction will be The Sons of use.
which will be presented next Friday
evening, by William “and Walker.
NEXT FRIDAY‘S ATTRACTION
Manager Hoyt announces as his next
attraction at Iioyt's Theatre, Friday
October 10.
musical production The Seas of Ham.
Introducing Avery and Hart. This
company at laugh-makers is the best
of its class on the road and cemprlses
40 male and female voices carotully ~
trained [or this big attraction. The
~ costumes are composed of the costliest
of gorgeous ralments. and the scenic
and mechanical clients are most man
nliicent. The management has spared
no expense In making this the best
equipped compan Iy now tearing the
large cities. Sea for this production
are now on sale.
HUMAN HEARTS NEXT WEEK.
The rugged his round Among the
sun kissed hills of Arkansas terms the
groundwork of. a graphic story that is
depicted in Human Hearts. that web
odrama or intense Interest This play
will be altered at Hoyt' a Theatre, Wed-
nesday. October 15, and always up
penis iorcihly to popular interest of
all classes. It Is a romance worthy of
Dumas and other famous writers. The
story told in unfolding the plot is a
b’eautitul one, sweet, pathetic. natural
and it teaches a wholesome morai lea»
son. Like those patriotic sons Ameri-
ca and The Star Spangled Banner. it
never fails to touch the hearts and
minds of those who seé it portrayed
with vivid lifelike action. Pathos and
villalny are happily blended with com-
edy so that laughter ls mingled with
tears and thrills.
moss TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
AI Result of Effort In New Orleans to
Start Cars Again.
NEW ORLEANS La., October 8*A
large crowd or strikers and their syin
pathlzdrs gathered In Canal street
early today in anticipation a: the sec-
ond attempt of the car company to ap-
oi ate Its cars.
Forces of policemen mounted and on
foot ware stationed airing‘the street
for a distance or a mile. A few min-
utes after 7 o’clock a car loit the barn
and the mob made a move toward It.
but It was carrying a United States
mail sign and no attempt was made to
molest it Thirty men arrived here
last night under escort o! a represen-
tative or a St. Louis detective agency.
They are to be employed on the cars.
it Is understood that there have been
comparatively low responses to the
company s advertisements for local
men at twenty cents an hour and that
an £90001!" to", other cities has been
WM" doth .
W
IIIATUQ lN WINOTED.
tuna—.—
Smith In. an Kills Him-allie-
‘ Baby's nody In Mad River. <
WINSTED October 8—«8mith W
lisines a traveling agent. is dying
from w at Is supposed to have been ah
attempt on his part: to kill himself. lie
He entered the house or John Hanoi»
rays at 4 o'clock and asked for a place
to rest. Boon attcrward he was no
dltlon for several hours. it Is believe
he tools a quanldty at poison n.
The body at an Infant child. not
more than a day old. was ouad last
:5th it) Wad riveur. has: tI‘ho‘ “against:
'rc poll on o c n
noted that It had been droobed into the
“urgent“ the prion. The poll as am _' ‘
- n ndsom I t hamll‘g "16' l,
g a as seen or s me me
“South Norwalk 9
' was bright and catchy and the anal:-
The next a~t .
Williams a Walker‘s big .
momma
. pspoaltsi4872 Aces Ml .
The linear ‘ - ‘
Surplus. ,
other Profits“: .
." I W
$1333.004m
Species“
§LDEN SOLMANB
Vicewprosidont
OHN H. FERRIEI,
GEQRGE F. BEARBE,
‘ UNITED BANK BUILDINB.‘ .
DOES ITPAY ‘
to store your calculate paw ; ‘
peas and {melt Ila ’a trunk
“or fine proof safe. when
-_ you can secure' a
. SAFE harem si‘oX;
‘ FOR 34 00; ‘
in the Burglar and Fire .
PI-oof Vanlt of *
THE SOUTH Nor WALK ;
TRUST COMPANY
an NATIONAL Bin
IOUTH NORWALK, GONN.
cabin]. $100,000.00
Surplus. 31.00.000.00
Ulnar man. $40,700.00
JOHN H. FBIRISIWI.
JACOB, I. “WON. Cashier.
DI IECTORI:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Eé’atim Sworn
John H. LI themes
Josiah R. irVIII ‘ muel rummca
.l. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts" ”allotted
DIVIDEND N9‘l’l95
Falrilcld County Billings Bank.
At a meeting or the Directors of this
Bank held September 18th. a regular ,
per annum was tied! (rpm the earn-
lngs of the tsunami" months some
to be credited to depositors on Octo
her list and 0payable on nastier Ocio
her 10th1
use lat
dividend at the rain (at 31.5 per cent
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
Acting Secretary
Milled 9W5
‘ 201101101!!! 000 Idenifllollltl.
01.000 in cm of ‘01th by accident
”it late the Woods In Bumllle your {while Invalid: as pronrlhsd by policy.
“ tel-day atternoon to look for chestnuts.
00,00 per weak for loss at time lol-
' nan-f5“! Injuries.
. ALL manor ~ll"li.‘l?l'1:?lll?
a conscious and he remained in that com ;.
For padloulswcdit or with
TAYLOR 8 WI!)
Telephone doll. loin-4.
unmararuunurs , "
l‘
.,Vg9;!l_t the speeinity Newdan
Accidentlnsurance
head ,llivenins‘. Octfiilit
A thorough course of last
dances lo
a troduc'sd during the school term:
Coronation Gavotte. Willis Malestlc.
alts, Harvard Glide and Dip
i Respect tony.
‘ WGILBIIIIIT NEWER-Ia.
’ Member or the American Society at;
Professors of Dancing. New York.
The strong man in business Is the
man with a business education. Some
people get It by hard experience.
Others save many or the disappoint-
meats and revenues or lite by start-
lng with a commercial foundation of
business knowledge.
THE SPEGIAtL COURSES
BROWN BUSINESS COLLEGE
in Book keeplpg, Stcnography, Teleg-
rapby and English
will enable you to succeed. as well as
helping you to avoid embarrassing con
ditions. It you are thinking or enter‘
in: our evening school do It
DURING OC'l'OBER.
as the school is illling so rapidly that
We will not be able to accommodate
you later on.
. ll SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL.
is themes: heater lately demonstrated
In The NOI'WflkOI It requires
KEROSENE OIL
to produce the heat. We will not so
into any combine“ to advance the price
and will aim; to“ and public In to gun-
lon lots or more. at
A 1'10 1-2 at: Al GALLON.
5 GALl-ONB, 55o. ‘ ‘
JOSIY'LOFF.
Tel. 1m
amnion-walk, Conn.
72 North Main 81.30
!
liltw~ 4::
12; u.
Treasurer who): Caprice volleys Quadrllle. Auto }
self and children at a small cost.
They commence like this:
“.mmm—o-v.”
' we me just noted”. as: for our: THOUSAND museums
with a hustling manufacturer in New York, with a big concession In
prices. No matter him great the rain downpour is, you can protect your- .
This Is the most startling and surprising sale or rain Umbrellas we
‘ here ever attempted. The values surpass all former Umbrella sales. ,
Children' s 24 inch Umbrellas tor school purposes at 390.
Children' a Fancy Handles. Mercerlz ed Fabrics. at 60:.
Ladies silk Taffeta Umbrellas 26 inch, trimmed handles alabrlc
‘ that never has been sold for less than $150; here at $1.00.
Womens 26 inch Mercerlzed Umbrellas, 45:.
Men's 20 and 28 inch Mercerized Umbrellas. 46c.
Men's Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, boxwood handles, close rolled, val-
ue $1.;so at ’ $1.00.,
' Men's Umbrellas, value 81. ill); ' ' 75c.
nu. maven HAsfliuor nuclease.
Will be No change Intha‘lisllan Mia-
alon This Winter.
RARIS October 8~The correspond-
ent of the Associated Press saw Am-
bassador Meyer here this morning and
showed him the Washington despatch.
announcing that Secretary White, of
the united States embassy at London.
was to succeed Mr Meyer at name.
He said. “I saw President Roose-
velt during the summer, stayed a day
with him at Oyster Bay‘ and he gave
be no intimation of any change in the
Italian mission. l have not sent in my
resignation. i leave Paris next Bun-
day in order to be at my past October
13. the date my leave expires."
The announcement from Washing--
ton relerred to In the Paris despatoh
added that the appointment of Mr.
White as. ambassador to Italy was not
to he made immediately and that Mr.
Meyer. who has Just returned to Eu
rope from a visit with his family In
Massachusetts. was expected to remain
in Home during the coming winter.
... A...
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FAST MAIL TRAIN WREGKED
Fireman Mahlon Sands Instantly KIII—
ed and Others Injured.
GALVA. Ill. October S—Fast mall
train No. 8 east bound, on the Chi:
cage, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
was wrecked here last night. Fire-
man Mahlon Sands, of Burlington, was
instantly killed and Engineer C. B.
Johnson was thrown against the win
dow of his cab, but not seriously in-
jured. One of the mail clerks suatain- .
ed a few slight bruises. .The locomOv
tive was completely wrecked and the
train at four cars derailed. A coal
gate had been dropped from the tender
of a west- bound train and lay upon
the south track. This derailed the
last mail.
SCHOONER WITH COAL WREcKED
DETROIT, October S—A News spec-
Ial from Kincardine, Ontario, says:
The schooner Anna Marie, oi Alpena,
Mich. loaded with coal for the Kin
cardine Water Works. was wrecked
here last night. Captain Gordon and
three or the crew with Mr. Ferguson,
0! a rescue party, were drowned.
to ~ 6
No stunt. untodato pangs over call mythic! but the best. Lite is short and the way to prolong it is to
out any the Very belt goods bhtdlnable. it Is an my mutter to set POOR STUFF, but It takes years 0! train-
III; aadhsrd "em and experience to know absoluter what lino goods are. and to always keep them In stock We
make It our business to handle only the but, and we “cronies all goods sold by us to be at that quality.
011R WINNERS
ii...» Oountry mi}, 3.. col. 5 Ibl. a... ma cane". also; 1001b. Pure we ms. 150 lb. 9
. Colleen from fits to no lb. Trash Mont flutter. silo lb. Thy pound box Rich's Fruit (inks, are. Delicious. For-
rls Ham's and Boneless slots Beautilul lies! Beast flutter. at and 000 lb. 8 cans Tricolor soups. lbs. The
Elegant
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