re Almanac for Tomorrow.
use 0101; sets 5:19.
3 ”so elem-met: TELEFIISNE
CAL .
mayor—Business Office.
212.-—Edltoria| Room,
. ~Branch *Office. Norwalk.-
ail-ia—ufiditor'a Residence. ,1
Howlflerious the famine in india has
00031 ‘is‘ Indicated by the census figures.
1891 the population 0 the ilajput—
' agency was 12,010,102; in tool It
dilution to 4,010,005. in the some
' the population of Baroda decreas-
., Iii 2,415,390 to 944,008, and that
{o e Bombay States from 8,050,298
to 0,908,038. ‘In itiill the total popu~
influx] of the native states was 00,017,-
“48.7. and In 1901 it was 02,401,540.
_ in the Prussian town of Rappin, in
the, province of Brandenburg, thorn is
all official the overlapping of whose du-
ties has recently produced a remarka-
ble complication. In one capacity he is
.1 'jp‘ector of butcher’s meat, and in an-
ther hehas occasionally to place the.
ill 'al seal on marriage certificates.
no eoccasiou he used the wrong
pompous instead of sealing tne nup-
‘tti, Leon‘tract be certified that the
spouses were free from trichlnosis.
Theiiiigh court of Berlin has had to
be set in motion to rectify the error.
The United States consul at Coburg
reports the use in Europe of a cheap
hilt! valuable fireproof building mate-
‘rial, called uraiite, made of asbestos
‘6, with certain proportions of sili-
cate and carbonate of soda and chalk.
This made very much as paper is
made and formed into sheets likc
cardboard, which can be used to cover
walls, doors, etc, to protect them from
fire or entire rooms can be made of tin
material. which, if need occur, can be
tendered clean and sanitary by build-
as a fierce fire in thcm. it does Iiol
conduct heat or electricity. and is
proof against damp-smoke anti acids.
‘ can be cut by the usual carpenters“
r woodworking tools; it can be paint-
‘eti, grained, polished and glued togeth-
er like wood; it can be veneered to
form paneling for walls or partitions
or, ships’ cabins or for railroad car-
‘i'iages; its does not split when a nah
is driven through it; it is not affected
"when exposed to moisture or guest
hangesof temperature, and it can be
given anyrdesired color either in tho
VRQSSQJ manufacture or afterward.
, l5 the’inventiou of a Russian Iii-ti.-
yley officer and chemist named lm~
achenetzky,
' s.._‘.._......__ __... .__._
FASHIONS.
A local milllner is showing a hat o1
erfectly square design.
The old-fashion melon sleeve is
amongth‘e new models.
Pink as a veiling for mauve produce.
a beautiful tint. A pink chiffon own
a delicate mauve. satin is charming.‘
‘ A very pretty miss's toilette for
treat wear is made of brown and gray
plbid’camel's hair trimmed with brown
velvet bands edged with silver.
Blue and white Louisinc combined
with plain bluo makes up daintily I'or
aglrl of ‘six or scvvu years. A white
ribbon can be used to cow-r the join-
ing of the two materials and this can
,be stitched with blue.
,One smart way of arranging the
raids and pendants on coats is to run
them across the front military fashion.
pmember, the lines must be longest
fewest the shoulders so as to preserve
the desired broad cftoct.
Onset the prettiest uses to which
szraphy can be put is too decora-
of, odd' dishes for the table. bread
bake plates, fruit baskets, olive
nutdtshea and the like. Fancy
run riot in the matter of design.
deelreusually belugcto. have no
leads alike. ,
”to black velvet collar over
it to lay the slightly smaller wlIItc
label. a black taffeta coat Is
k to the tiniest mine who could
“urchin coal. Beside being prof:
. [Ives warmth to the garment.
‘ , Ill a desirable featurc of a wrap
claimed that the low colfi'ure
unslble for the wraps that lie
I at the shoulders. 11 only eve-
0 were meant we might be
' lit the low day colffure docs
tip y'all here. However, the flat
,, its very pretty and far more
In to many than the full ruch—
law gives the following
”gingerbread made with
together two case, one
molasses and half a cupiul
Thrthpoonfui of cinnamon,
ofibful of sour milk and two
, “millions, Dissolve a tea-
“ “do in one-fourth of a cup
, kobdd. ml; and pour in a
at ,. gpnhalt an’houn
All): AND lasagna
' ‘ bout the, )
GOLD E SILVER
lye comm
uttered at at price that
daemon
, mun gonna ax-
,.,,,,.., éflégggfl'r.
I it. -. { , . m
“Hattie
[Add a tablespoonful of 3111-. .
‘ urea pan. 'Bake In a mod» “
; THE."I'S0_U_,’I‘H ‘ Nomads EVENING ’S‘ENTINED -
So many improvements are boingl
made in labor-saving farm macntncry " trouble that a man makes at the coun-
that you will be hearing next of farm tor, the more likely he is to leave the
era Ilylngwltli nervous prostrution. door open.
When a man ilscs bad grammar In
A Dollar’s Worth
. more of bread can
\ “Rabe made from a
barrel of Pills—
bury’s Best Flour
1 than from a barrel
of ordinary Hour.
And better bread,
tool
1
We have observed that the more
It is generally conceded that n
statingwell-known truths witnthcsays mother has no more right to show
Is called “home philosophy." temper than a girl dry goods clerk.
~ BULVL'ETIN'NO. 12.
Concerning the Bible School of the South
Norwaik Congregational Church
Rally Day last Sunday went off In
good spirit in spite of the rain. The
heroes faced the storm. showing what good stuff this school has in it. To-
morrow‘sscssion holds in the same way, rain or shine. Those who come
will have the best there is.
Jacob M. Layton, 3su.. has generously provided tokens of recognition
for those members who regularly attended servico In 1001 and will pre-
seat'then‘i at this session.
I
The pastor will announce a new scheme to forward our coating Merry
Christmas.
All the Men's (.‘Iubs are under full sail for the winter. We. invite strang-
ers in our city to spI-nd the noon hour with us. Since We are working for the
joy of the home and welfare of the yo ill
Ill pcoplc surely parents should bc
our enthusiastic partners. Let every fathcr and mother back us up heartily.
Every young man and woman cut
personal success in getting on in II life
Will you lead a hand?
Issued by the Executive (liliccrn.
Saturday, October 11, 11102.
I find help lit‘l't' to open tlic door to
of high character and usefulness.
t
ONCE
The New York Sunday Sun
Full of Life is" Full of Fun
Full of New Ideas
“.1 ,_"':..L:_..” ‘ ..
;,ALL TOLD SUNI)
The SUNDAY SUN is
always rcady to offer its suggestions as to his none too admirable husiucsz,
to what the fashions of the spproach- 1"” Mrs. Dippy can! “”II‘ b‘” d”
ing season will be. The approaching you good.
season now will demand furs. So the
women‘s page: of ro-morrow's Sunday
Sun will tell all about the varictics of
Iurs into which soil checks are to be
snuggled this winter. The rising im-
portance of the gray squirrel's pelt is
dumb upon discriminatingly. And if
any good lady has dreams that gray
squirrel fur is to be cheap this winter
mlet her read and clutch. her pocket-
book by thc throat and weep.
It wouldn't be nice to have any
other women tell you how not to wear
your hair. But The Sunday Sun can
do it and not make- you feel bad by
looking wise the next time you meet it
-—-and if you are a wise women. it will
be the very next time it is issued.
The Sunday Sun next week will ex-
plain why certain types of women
should not wear their hair certain ways.
R ALL OBSERVERS
and Personality of a Great Statesman.
A study in American success. An’
article to make every good citizen
laugh a little. grind his teeth a little
and conclude after all that this is a
great country.
R ALL WHO LIKE
STORIES which TUG
at. the HEART A BIT
twenty minutes in The Sunday Sun
Mrs. DippythcGlone.” You may not
It
. NEITHER PROSY NOR CRAZY. BUT
U KEENLY INTERESTING IN EVERY LINE. ‘
the dictionary, you may not lilo
'jOR WOMEN like Jim‘s crisp. fantastic torture of ‘
it is explained most painstakingly
OI the COMMUNITY how the sowing of grass acct! upside
down brought on the gm! American-
A full "View 0’ me Lm’ WW" Chinese War. Also there is illustrated
"The Chamber-mermaid Who Makes
whlmllcsl notions scattered over a
page olzlee.
there will be a mighty satisfactory better reading. cleaner reading, mer-
in the story “The Wedding Ring of new 'compm Inywhm else in II",-
ggNew York Sunday Sun.
MORE \fl
I
t
I
""‘,I
AY SUN STYLE.1
"’1" .._. . ,
Dippy's devotion to the racetrack on
GR WOMEN AGAIN.
and MEN WHO LIKE
WOMEN
(which is to say, for everybody that
is anybody). there is to be a page of
The Sunday Sun on a particular not»
icct. duly ornate with pictures. which
will produce grins and giggics, chucklcs
and pours and make everybody wonder
why he has not wakcd up to the op'
portunitics of the occasion. This vol-
uminous tip, and all the rust of ”flu-
Sunday Sun besides, will only cost
5 ccnts~coin of the rcnlm. Dulltlrt‘
yourself inl
FOR FOLKS WHO
LIKE TO LAUGH
IF‘
A
v
the reasons for the perturbation of
the Oyster Betti," and many other
D FOR ALL ENG-
LISH ~REA DING
CREATION
tier reading than can be found in the
world in who found In the pages 0.
.....L A...“
The sun can be «cured in South Nam-1k From the following nem-
dulom .* i
H. I IODWSLL. .. , 19.3.‘00LIMAII.
.1. “If“. ‘ ‘ JOHN F 003010.?! ‘
{A 'RIWERMANi. ‘ JOHN 00.17;,“
m: Scum Ivon‘wux
snvmas BANK.
CONDENSED STATEMEuI', OCTO‘
BER 1, 1902: '
RESOURCES.
Loans, = $ 642,624.69
City and School District
Notes, 48,050.00
Bonds and Bank Stock, 642,190.57
Real Estate and Banking
House, 32.225.77
Cash and Due from Banks, 67,913.00
m
$1,333,004.03
.....__—-—
LIAHI Iil’i‘llCS.
ARRESTED IN NOROTON.
Andrew Gilbrlght, a stone mason by
trade, while on his way from Norwalk
to Stamford, foil in a heap yesterday
Iafternoon, near the Soldiers'Home,
Noroton, helplessly drunk. Constable
Edward J. hooligan. oi' ltowuyton,
found the man In this condition and
brought him to South Norwalk, where.
this morning, before Judge Joseph R.
Taylor ho was fined $3 on the charge
(it.
C'ENTRAL LABOR UNION HALL.
lite work on the new ball of the
Central Labor Union, on the third floor
of the insurance building in South
Main street, is nearly completed amt
the place will be ready for occupancy
the North Main street furniture deal.
era, have the order to place, 200 chairs,
IIvo desks and IIVo otllccrs' chairs In
Deposits (4872 Accounts), $1,233,190.57
Surplus. 60,000.00
Other Profits, 39,813.46
., $1,333,004.03
ALDEN SOLMANS, i’I'esIIlI-III.
.IOIIN ii. It‘ltlititlt-l, VlccprI-sidcni
ildtllttlld II‘. lllIlAliSE, 'i‘rcusurI-r
UNITED'BANK BUILDING.
DOES I T PAY
to store your valuable pa-
pers and iewelrv in a trunk
or fire proof safe. when
you cab secure a
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
FOR $4.00.
in the Burglar and Fire
Proof Vault of
THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUST COMPANY.
soup AND successrUL
CITY llA'IItliiAI. BANK
.OUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Capital. $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
Other Profits. $40,700.00
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swirl:
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Maggi/in Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Accounts Sollolfod.
j DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Falrfield County Savings Bank.
; At a meeting of the Directors of this
i ilnuk, held September 18th, a regular
.divldcnd at the rate of 3% per cent.
‘ per annum was declared from the earli-
‘ ings of the current six months, same
- ‘10 be credited to depositors on Octo
lit‘l' Isl. and payable on and after Octo-
bcr 101b, 1002.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
‘s30 12t Acting Secretary.
I Accidentlnsurance
I
, Gimlu'ncd ’lvi'lh
Registration and Identification.
$1,000 In case of death by accident
while traveling as prescribed by policy.
$5.00 per week for loss of time for
moo-fatal injurlnl. ~
‘ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR £5 GOLDEN.
Telephone Call, 107ml.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HO‘IT'S THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15
W. IE. NANKIIIVIIJJG'S
Splendid Production of the idyllic pan-
toral Drums.
HUMAN HEARTS
A Pathetic Picture of Rural Life to
Arkansas.
Superbly Presenéed by It Conipetnnt
. ‘aet.
MAGNIFICENT BCRNEIW,
iN'l‘RIOA’I‘E BTAI’HL‘ EFFECTS.
PRIOR: 209, We, and 760.
.4. o r r ' s rum"..rs it
TUEGDAV, OCTOBER 14,
MR. GEO. CLARK
in
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE COMEDY
or T! cameo
’ ntltlcd
THE DOCTOR
PRICE! can), 7150.31.00.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt‘s Then:
ire, South Norwalk. and Reed's drug
store, Norwalk, 6 days in advance of
all attraction. _ »
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
vih~m T u y ”I
DISTRICT 0],. NORWAIK, “H" l’ro- lbe l\()l\\il.ll( liostou Store.
bate Court, Ilclobor 11, A. 1),, 10112.
office. in Norwalk, on the ilth day of No- Ladies’ Black and CIlBtOI‘ A“
vember, 1002, at 10 o'clock forenoon; Wool (mots, loose and filled “110k
and that all persons interested In said In the popular lengths, made of im-
cstato may be notilled thereof, the said ported Montngnao, also flne K61“
trustees will cause this order to he say, The best $12.50 coat we
published in a newspaper having a clr- could buy
culation in said district at least ten FALL SALE $10.50.
days before said 81h day of Novcm- i.ndius‘ Black an’d lastor A11
ber lll02.
' n . . , . ,, . Wool Satin Lincd 22 inch Coats,
011 It “LNR‘ “' ('Iib‘k"flll{l(\lg,o , specially adapted for people who
"-" look for the practical garment.
regular pricc, $0.50
FALL SALE $5.75.
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of It‘airtield Conutv: ‘ , , ,
I iIcI-ohy apply for a “ems“ to “ml ladies and Misses Fail
Splrituous and Intoxicniing Litillm's, , -Wcight Jackets colors black and
Alp, hum-p m.,.r‘ lihinc Wine and (,«,_ , caster, Wt“l‘t' price 3.1.00 and $0.00.
tIi‘l‘ at No. 11 iioutou Hil't‘t‘l, Town of Excellcnt stylish garments
Norwnlk. My place of busincss is not FALL SALE, $3.75-
‘Iocntod within 300 {m., in a direct line ‘ Ladies and Misses Montotlario
()f a Church I‘:(llll(‘t' Ul‘ l’llllllt' S(‘ll0()l CURLS, lTlIiilU Willi lilllil WILIIUIIL
house, 0,. the promises pertaining plcatcd back, L‘Xt'l‘t‘tllllgly popular,
thereto 0,. any l‘ostUIllI‘c ”mm, l.l- I all wool korscys. a-grcut leader at
lirary or (founders ' 1 $10.00 FALL SALE 3350
Ilaici.’--;- ~ .. , ..
()ctobcll, lA.r\l()).l,“ltlllll". um. 10”] dd) 0f 23 inch doublehrcasicd All Wool
MALYK l~‘(ll)Olt, Applicant. , Flue lilclton Coat. length and style
We, tho undersigned, electors and especially adapted my "MW”, in-
luxpaycl‘s. as dciiut-d bv m“: M- the ‘ (Tics. All Sth‘S_ from :12 to «to, In-
'I‘owu of Norwalk, licrcllv endorsi- illi‘ finding all ”'0 Odd sizes,1lo,37,31l.
application of tho aboio itaInI-d hiali'k , H 43' 45' A noteworthy garment,
ii‘odor, for such lit'vusv, ‘ big valuc at $12.50
listed at. Norwulk, this 10111 day of FALL SALE' $1030-
otidrunkeness. Sentence was suspend- annual Fall opening . sale'
At the Boston Store, Saturday, Oct. 11, at 9 a. m., to continue one week.
Twice a your, Spring and Fall, we open up the season with a boom
of LOW PRICES. We have secured at PRICE CONCESSIONS, THE
most magnificent assortment of Staple and Fancy Merchandise ever of-
fered to the public. Preparations for this Fall Sale have been going on
for the past three months, s‘o we are prepsrcld for tthe gl‘e?l2dl'llflh that is
. , ., , , sure to come. We do not gve away souven rs, e c.. to ‘ it two you to
I ariy ntxt utok. A. J. Lulllnfi & to. come to our store, but we sell you merchandise one third lower than else-
where and in many cases EVEN LE 88. We are the UNllldltl’ltltildll
STORE of CONNECTICUT. Buying with a combination ”011 stores
. ,. u ,_ ' makes It lOSSllllOILO demand and god get the closest pose in pr cc.
tlu M“ m“ lm'h‘luy' it's a mosltback old fogy notion that. we carry inferior merchandise bo-
causo We sell at lower prices. We bend the backbone of the business for
that purpose. Selling lower than others has always been a factor with
FALL AND WINTER SHOWING OF LADIES' AND MISSES'
mum“. of Jun" J. Cam. In“, of Nor- SUITS, COATS, JACKETS, CAPES AND SKIRTS. '
walk. III said Iiintrict, deceased, Nothing like those values over offered before anywhere. To begin
Ordered. That up. 1mm,“ for the with the lines are entirely now~—not an old garment In the store. The
Children of William A. (gape exhibit styles are absolutely correct, the cloths and workmanship only the host.
their account, with 5,11,, estate ,0 this Come look, even though you are not quite ready to buy, you can make .
Court for adjustment, at the probate your selection, we will hold it ready to be delivered at your convenience.
Ladies’ Rain Coats or Ragiaus
(rainproof) full back or semi-lit-
ting back. regular price $15.00
FALL SALE $12.50.
Ladies’ Oxford Dress Skirts.
neat trimmed, regular price $4.50
FALL SALE, $2.50.
Ladies’ All Wool Serge Skirts,
.narrow bands of silk trimmed, reg-
ular price $5.00
FALL SALE, $3.50
Ladles’ Tailored Stilts, of all
wool material, black and colors. all
desirable styles, regular prices
$8.50, $10.00 and $12.50
FALL SALE, $5.00.
Ladics' All Wool Ribbed Under
Skirts, dark colors, with striped
border and shell stitch edge, rog-
uiar value $1.25
FALL SALE, 95c.
Ladics’ Iieavy White Domct
Flannel Night Robes, tucked yoke.
good full garments, worth $1.25
FALL SALE, 98c.
Children’s ’I‘nm-o-Shauters, all
wool, just the hat for school wear,
regular price 50c,
FALL SALE, 42c.
October, A. 1)., 1902.
Alfred W. Chit-homer, Joseph l.. it c-
Furland, .luiius \'. Ilcckcr, August Iicy-
scuroth, .lohu Mcycr, ‘
i hereby certify that the above nam-
cd cudorsera arc electors nud taxpay-
Semi—Annual Meeting at Meriden, Next
ci‘s. as Ill‘lllil'tl by law, of the ’!‘ou‘n of . .. Week -
Norwalk. . llo- regular semiannual meeting of
Dated at Norwalk this 10th dnv of the Connccticut Homeopathic Society
October A. I). 1902'. ‘ will be held at the 110th Winthrop.
HERBERT R. SMITH. ' Meridcn at llHo'clock, a. 111.. Tuesday
, . , , (,iclober 11. those who arc to road
Town (,1: rk. ~
papers at the meeting have seldom,
or never contributed to previous pro-
] SUBST‘IIITUTE FOR COAL. grams. ,\ftur thc business session,
Is the new heater lately demonstrated nicriicnl scssion the bureau of gyneco-
in The Norwalks. it require. logy will be presided over by llr. lr‘red-
crick Ii. Wilcox and papers will be
KEROSENE OIL road on the following subjects: "Clin-
ta produce the heat. We will not go ioal Cases," lir, Mary S. Ives. Middle
into any combine to advance the price town; "'l‘wcuty yours Experience in
and will offer to the public in 10 gal- Treating l’clvic Symptoms with the
Ion lots or more, at llomcopathic Rcmcdr." by Dr. W. C.
5 GALLONS, 55c, Wilcox. Willimnntic.
Dr. B. it. Sawtellc will be the chair-
JOSELOFF. man of the bureau of dermatology.
Tel 138-5. when: the following papers will be
72 North Main St 80 Norwaik Conn ‘ rcud: “t‘hrouic Eczema," by llr. W. P.
. - , .
Fresh Country Eggs, 320 doz. 3 lbs. lions Milk Crackers. 25c: 10c lb.
'flnest Condensed Milk on the markctw Neutle‘s in the brand.
sea of Eczema, With Their Treat»
meat." Dr. C. D. Y.‘ Moore, South Man<
cheater; “Chronic Ulcers of the Leg,”
‘Dr. B. H. Sawtelle, Southington; "A
clinical Demonstration of the Use of
the X-rays and High Frequency Elec-
tricity in Chronic Skin Diseases and
Cancer," Dr. Hills Cole. of Hartford.
in the bureau of ophthamology
which will be presided over by Dr. A.
dinner will be served at noon. At the‘
'l‘hompsou. ilockville; “Polypi and Ad-
A710 [-2 GT3 A GALLON cuomntn. of the Uterus," by in. l". E. .
t
(thrlstiuu. Iicrliu; “Some Peculiar Ca-j
A. Angel, of Hartford, he will read a
paper on “The Aotiology. Pathology
and Symptomoiogy of iritis.” "The
Treatment of the iritis." will be the
subject of a paper by Dr. W. E. Thorpe
of Bristol.
Put in a door bell. Your guests will
do enough knocking before they go
home without beginning on the front
door.
He (chuckling over a job of tea-ket-
tle mending)~Maria, I believe there
was a good mechanic spoiled Wood i
went into the law business.
His Wife—J don't know about that,
but you spoiled a good bachelor when
you got. marrieds—Chicago Tribune.
m.-.* .. . 3"
Seymour’sStore
No smart, up-to-dnle person ever eats anything but the best. Life is short and the way to prolong it is to
eat only the very best goods obtainable. it Is an easy matter to get POOR STUFF, but it takes years of train-
Ing and hard work and experience to know absolutely what flue goods are, and to always kccp them in stock. We
make It our business to handle only the host. and we guarantee all goods sold by us in be of that quality.
OUR WINNERS.
Pure Loaf Lard. lilo lb. Elegant
Coffees from 20c to 38¢ lb. Fresh Peanut Butter, 20c lb. ’l‘ry pound box Rich's Fruit (.‘uko. 26c. Delicious. For-
ria llama and Boneless bacon. Beautiful Rosy Sweet Butter, 28c and title lb.
3 cans Tricolor Soups, 25c. The
ii . m l
38 WABHINGT‘ON OTREET. TELEPHONE, 58.2.
C. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer.
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
20 Retail Stores.
>211 at... Store
GROCERIES
finest Elgin Creamery Butter per lb
Maud S. Flour per Bag 570
Jones Flour, pct Big 58c
Piilburv’s Best XXXX Flour per Bar 00c
10 pounds Kit Fine Mackerel for $1.10.
Hams per lb 15c Shoulder oer lb tile
5 lbs Best Mocha and Java Coffee (30c Quality);
25¢
per Barrel $4.50
per Barrel $4.65
_ per Barrel $4.75
Trv one, they are 0. K.
2 to Best ‘Leal Lard 25c
for “.00
Norwalk Chronicler